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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
DOES SOMETHING ABOUT 1T

II bothered Samuel Pritchard Of
1885 Stahelin. a 81 year old
former tool maker He read about
our boys bravely trying to knife
Toios warriors. only 20 find them
selves suddenly sent sprawlinG,
truSty daggers NreSted from their
hands
Pritchard decided 10 do some
thing about il, And today he came
up with the ATTITUDE dagger" an
elaborate double-bladed weapon he
invented himself and calls the
AVenger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
InVenfS Tricky Knife
To Use Against .Daps

If Toto has any more tricks in
his bag, he'd better get them out,
for the JapS may soon be in for
more trouble than they can handle
with the faukS.
The Japs. as we All know, are.
generally speaking, little men who
resort 10 all kinds Of trickery in
fighting. Their favorite IS ~ iitsu.
or Judo. an ancient and painful art
designed 10 diSaFm and overcome
having the upper hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
- In Pictorial Review

DRIVING JAPS FROM PACIFIC NESTS
three pages of brilliant sketches.
AUSTRALIA = SPRINGBOARD FOR ALLIED
SMASH AT JAPAN -. a page color war map
WAR TRAINING AT COOLEY HIGH SCHOOL
-. . page of pictures.
MOVIE STAR PHOTOS IN COLOR large-size
pictures of Eleanor Powell, Mameen OHara Ann Miller.
NATIONALLY FAMOUS COLUMNISTS
Mark Hellinger, Walter Winchell, Damon Runyon, Z.
Y. During and others
REAL LIFE DETECTIVE STORY by Terry
McShane.
and other attractions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Sundays Tmes Newsy Informative Entertaining Educational

OUIlUdy s IIIIlGS. INGN
lin General News SectiOn---
DEAR BUDDY" summary of Michigan
events to clip mail to your in the service
"THE WAR TO-DAY" E. war developments
analysed by an expert.
WHY RUSSIA IS TOO BIG" FOR HITLER =.
five-colum map with analytical article by James
+. Brown, ms Moscow bureau chief.
A PROFILE OF ANTHONY EDEN by c. V. R.
Thompson noted British journalist.
stage screen, society and other features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

MIX. PiththiN6 says 40 60 rlgnl
10 the top. Send the idea 10 the
National Inventors Council, De-
partment of Commerce Building
Washington.
No war factory is building any
thing except what the fighting
forces want 50 an invention Is no
good until the government passes
on II. Going direct 10 the inventors
council is the shortest route.
You don't hear much about
these InNcntIGpS- hccauSe IncX- dTC1
naturally. military secrets. How
ever. Mr.. Richards says that the
percentage of valuable ideas IS
much higher than among peace
time ideas received by the auto
mobile companies
This is because Of Hitler and
new methods OF warfare When an
inventor works out some KIND 81
automobile invention in his base
.ment. The Chances are pretty
strong that some motor company
laboratories already have thought
: Gi- the idea.
! With war Inventions. tho blitz-
y Lrleg tactlE-ulSGt- most of-Ihe-
old ideas of warfare. The eStab-
lishcd experts didn't know any
more about IL than an amateurI
inventor did.
Notes Tho illness Of Barney
Ross may upset plans 70 have him
4 ~ -
had been made 80 have nm make
morale visit 10 Detroit war.
plants.
Some Of the SnootieSt places arel
serving nothing but a dcm taSScI
(which never was anything except
hlCh-flown language meaning A.
pecWee cup Of ~oncc) IN the eve.
ming. But they still serve full-SiZe.
cups Of coffee for breakfast &C..
IIundS is refusing 20 serve |
double desserts - no cheese with
pie, or pic a Ia mode .. The Stat.
Ter bTagS on us menus
"All foods are bought from
reputable places nj ceiling prices.
We are opposed 10 black mar
kets and do not propose 10 deal
with them"
That's fine, but should he taken.
for granted.
Joe PurtellS tNpicaliv American
yarn He mot some sailors back
from CaSablanca and ono Of them
was marvelInG a. the strange way
OF the army.
They loaded every darn thing
YOU could imagine in the landing
boats" said the sailor Gas
though they were going la settle |
down permanently. And just
when they were ready 10 start. |
one guy hoitrrrrt-. ffrv. whit
minute Then he came hack with
some rolled up magazines and
said 'OkaS forgot my comic
books.
\ Note from The city room
X Pick - Wedding Services for
fier about 10 return to TuniSia
contained these words: the
home which YOU are about to
set mp
There were other phrases
nearly - irOnic Have all mini
sterS retained prcuar forms" Or
do they have some revised -
Leo West"
..-.f--.... 49,. ....-.- A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

ing the wrist and disarming our
boys with judo. The blade lies
alongside the wrist with the saw
tooth edge a a protection. while
the other blade does the work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

a war workers wife wants 20
know what ~ do about hor hu,-
band s shoes Oh IN tho plant runs
his shoes. she says. bur she didn {
object until shoe raiioning started
If anybody knows what 10 do
about this, ! would like 10 know
about II
The WAYNE University band
show AZ the Masonic Temple has
gotten more or less lost in The gem
eral higneSS Of Detroit. but n looks
like a considerable achievement,
especially for a college organi-
cation
Every selection n he played
Tuesday night viii be conducted
by the man who composed n.
Ferde Grofe will conduct "On
the Trail and his Mississippi
Suite One OF the passages Is the
well known "Daybrcak
The man who wrote Wagon
Wheels, Deep Purple, - Moon
light Mood Muddy Waters. %
and when Your Hair Has Turned
10 Silver. will be here. He is Peter
De Rose. and nc Will conduct
Deep Purple" and Song Of the
SeebeeS'
Pvt. Lou Alter. composer If
Manhattan Serenade will con-
duct American Serenade being
played for the first time by hand
and Ruhe Bloom Will conduct
Song of the BAYOU
!, Domenico SAVING. little known
!. % the general public but extremely
famous among musicians, and one
of the highest-rated ASCAP writ
ers, will conduct world premiere
of The Two Americas"
Three Detroit composers viii be
there, Homer LaGasSey. 10 con-
duct "Sequoia". Howard Love and
Roy Miller TO conduct Guest OF
Honor
You might he interested 10 know
that Graham T Ovcrgard. director
of bands al Wayne. has led music
AT az =" awards al plants around
here: further. p Of the student
musicians will be leaving for the
army in the next two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Timetable

MEAT. CHEESE, FATS Red stamps
Mar. 29-Apr. 30 C-Apr fI-Apr 80
B-Apr. i-Apr. 80 D-Apr ts-Apr so
GASOLINE
AZ Oupon -Four gallons 20 Mar q
A-toupOn S--Valid Mar 22-May ~.
FUEL OH.
Coupon I'LL gallons 20 April II.
Coupon 5-il gallons 20 Sept 30.
Of A Tires. March ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

PHtchard said the extra blade
can be used for saving down trees
when not in use against the Japs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

KERN's-MEN's CLoTHING-MEzzANINE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Diary OF a Sophisticate
Married to a Cowboy
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Womens Editor, The Detroit Times

contented with your steam
heated par TN emit but
throughout the two hundred
and some odd pages. Kay con-
=tinucS TO love n -. and to be
grateful 10 the kind providence
that gave her this new life /.
and Chris >. particularly Chris.
Part Of every picture, as IL
comes 10 me, is Chris. Chris
feeding chickens, carrying hay
10 the stations in the corral,
leading a bronc that fights be-
ing loaded into a trailer his
characteristic walk. which is
two parts typical cowboy and
one part Just his own
Look where / may, the land
Scape isn't complete without
his FAMILIAR essential figure in
the blue jeans. bright shirt and
big StetSOn hat"
That's the way to feel about
a husband that the land
Scape isn't complete without his
familiar figure, whether IL
logged in blue jeans or tux
but am ! writing d book
review or falling for Kay's
rancho-romanco,
Anyway, delightful reading
-. gay as Chris red satin
shirts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Utilize Mincemeat

WITH SHORTENING so
precious. the much-loved mince-
meat pie may not attend holt
d ay festivities. Homemakers
find fragrant mincemeat most
pleasing when combined with
enriched -four in many tasty
treats. Mincemeat bread and
cookies give charm 10 the
Thanksgiving dinner while at
the same time they help con-
serve the supply of shortening.
For a refreshing dessert try
mincemeat waffles or bread
pudding served with mincemeat
sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

takes 2 yards 35-inch; pa yards
ruffling.
This pattern, together with a
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs 10 embrolder
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
each pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
Our new fall and winter pat
tern book. Send 10 cents extra.
Free glove and bag pattern in
book Pattern and book to-
gether, 30 cents.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
The Prizes

The following is a list Of the
prizes offered by the Times
FANCY DRESS-FlrSt, SIS
second. SO; third, S., and Is
81 pHzeS.
TAILORED COSTUMES
FIRST, SO; second, 81; third,
s. 80, and 20 81 prizes.
SENSIBLE DOLLS - First,
s., second, 50; third, s.. and 20
81 prizes.
CHARACTER DOLLS First,
SO; second, 50; third, $3.50, and
FIVE 81 prizes
KNITS AND CROCHETS-
First. s.; second, SO, third, 81,
and five 81 prizes
b A b Y DOLLS First, s.;
second. 50; third, 81, and five
81 prizes.
WARDROBEs - First, s.;
second, S2.5
In looking over the list Of
prizes. please note the different
classificationS and decide in
which you wish 10 enter your
doll
These are Detroit Times
prizes. awarded only 10 dolls
taken from The Detroit Times.
To obtain your doll. call al
Room 603. Detroit Times Build
Ing 9 a. m. 10 $50 p. m. daily;
until 3 y. m. on Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

Send - cents IN coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1225 Times
Square. Detroit 81, Mich.
Send an additional Is cents
for our new 32-page Ncedlecraft
Catalog containing 1873 illuStra-
tions Of beautiful designs for
embroidered linens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Dreams VS.. Realty

And from there on YOU follow
Kay through her baptism Of the
West IN all It's ruggedneSs.
My dream has beer to make
Cougar Ranch minor master
piece of comfort scented
bath salts. fluffy bath towels,
writing desks complete with
stationery stamps and hairless
pens, night tables bearing
choice books and magazines,
thermos Of cold drinks, etc.
But what she got was far
from this charming picture:
To begin with the hot water
supply has never been adequate
then we are always short
of wood no hired man can,
for some unknown reason. bring
himself to cut enough 10 keep
the house really warm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

m a k o the
body Of two
id ntiCal
pieces quick
N sFITCHcd
together
Pattern
Z . I n a s.
transfer pat
tern and dl
rCCtlOnS I o =
dolls an d
rot hes.
r his pat
tern together
with a trans
fer pattern
Of ia ste
ful enbroid-
cry motifs
that YOU can
use on many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

snartnesS but
extra cover
age as well.
Two buttons
in back hold
I h g a pr on
S Q c u rely in
place. AS for
those attrac-
tive initials,
[ h g r e S a
transfer pat
tern included.
p a tier
1890 c o m Q s
in sizes, small
(32-34), me-
dunn (36-38),
large (40-42).
Small size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

so LITTLE time and 50
much 70 be done! We mean
the Old Newsboys dolls have
arrived and we have iuSf about
three weeks IN winch to grt
them dressed.
The womens department Of
The Detroit Times has taken
more than a thousand OF these
dolls, Offering as usual cash
prizes for the best dressed
There are fewer dolls than We
have had other years. 50 II you
want 10 take part IN the doll
dressing campaign, better call
for your doll Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

BROWSING THROUGH the
book shop, l bump into Red
(CharleS) Ovens, who wrote
"All Cats Are Gray" The
Doctors Pills Are Stardust'
and The Devil Takes Hill
town"
What are you reading these
days ?" SEE he. I'm looking
for Llewellyns new book L
reply None But the
Lonely Heart you know,
he wrote How Green Was My
Valley.
Fair enough" sez Red, "but
if you want 10 have yourself a
swell evening take this one
home, and he hands me a slim
little volume entitled, Who
Gould Ask for Anything
More ?" by Kay Swift. pub
lished by Simon a. Schuster
Thank you, Red" l did
take il home and I'm recon-
mending it TO all of my friends.
It's the tale the true
story, practically the diary +.
of a topnotch career woman
a New Yorker 10 her fin
gertips. who suddenly marries
a cowboy l0-gallon hat,
satin shirt, lusty vocabulary
and all
A Wild West rodeo for the
Worlds Fair had brought him
10 New York and don't let any
body tell you that East is East;
West is West and never the
twain shall meet, for these two
fell for each other like a ton
of bricks and lost little
time IN getting married
Chris in his cowboy toys, Kay
in sleek Schiaparelli F.. with
Porgy, Kay's black poodle in A
bright red collar, as chief wit
ness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Work Fatigue
Due TO Poor
Nutrition
By IDA JEAN KAN

WE ARE counting on our
woman power on the home front
for victory. Our production
chiefs are alarmed TO find that
for every two women hired, one
is leaving the war plants. There
are all kinds Of reasons but.
beyond any question, fatigue
stemming from poor nutrition is
a considerable factor.
A good many women appar-
emily cannot see food as the
source of strength and stamina.
Yet many of them are valiantly
trying 10 carry on two jobs.
Without doubt, il is not having
some one at home 10 prepare
the meals that makes them so
careless about food.
I have found that where the
girls mothers fix the breakfast
and put up the lunch, the work
ing daughters eat very well.
Poor Lunch Boxes
But the greater percentage
come TO work either without
any breakfast. or very little,
then have a lopsided lunch, /
heard many complaints about
the lunch boxes put up by the
concessionnaires, but most Of
these were from the men They
seem TO be more nutrition
minded
Some OF the lunch boxes of
this kind are pretty bad: thin
limp sandwiches with only
suggestion of filling. and either
a piece Of pie. mostly gelatin.
or a small frosted cake and
coffee. Certainly, that is not
fight food or work food.
Naturally. the people who put
up these boxes are interested in
making money so they concen-
trate on the foods that are the
cheapest and easiest TO fix. But
they can't get rich If nobody
buys the lunches and probably
the way 10 get Improvements
would be 10 boycott the lunch
boxes for awhile OF course. II
would only be effective if every
body got together on this.
Worth the Effort
That might take time and
during that period. you would
have 10 pack -t-otir. own iunrtr-
But II could be so good and you
could have SO much more energy
as A result that you would won
der why you had ever put Hp
with any other kind. A good
lunch would be an egg or cheese
and meat sandwich. a raw
tomato, carrot sticks and celery.
fresh fruit. and a therTnoS Of hot
soup, cocoa, or milk. And. If
your weight warrants, a sweet.
But there is another solution
and our most progressive indus
tries are already acting on il.
They are equipping plant cafe
terias with dietitians in charge.
where the workers can buy
three good meals A day This is
the only way many of the work
ers. who leave early travel
long distance. and market late
or eat their meals out al odd
hours can be sure Of the nutri-
ton that licks fatigue
II Is no wonder that women
working in plants that do not
have facilities for meals are not
able 20 stand up 10 their Jobs
ropyfgh' 1913 b. king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
RAG DOLL

A NOVELTY idea with
great big appeal 10 maternal
little girls big sister rag
doll She looks chubby all over
because Of heI round head You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
WARTIME MEMO

Now that
you have that
little book
from the
Post Office
better
60 over
hristnas
card list
and add
zone
numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Cash Prizes
For Doll
Dresses

so LITTLE time and 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Kay Is Happy

There are plumbing troubles.
hired help shortages. bucking
bronchoS all the things you
find on a ranch most Of
which viii make you the more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Central Oregon

To make a long story short,
they bought ranch in Oregon
central Oregon, They chose
Oregon as a place 10 live be-
cause Of Kay's longing for a
view of Snow-capped mountains
Chris could take his noun
tains or leave them but with
Kay they were practically a
necessity.
Early in March we set out,
with Nan and Tina Chris two
little girls in the back seat,
four dogs. two pigeons and a
bantam rooster in the trailer
Spring in central Oregon is
anything but the season Of song
and story -. it's cold and
rainy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
INITIATED APRON

AND NOW an apron with
your personal initials! Pattern
1880 not only affords you extra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Odious Comparisons

There are times when our
imprcSarioS and our more pro-
found commentators overlook
these facts and prefer 10 think
of ballet as some precious bit
of lcgerdCmaln, some eSotcrlc
spark of energy 10 be revealed
only 10 the initiate \ ballet
dancer. up on heT toes and
weaving Just little. become,
something very, very fragile and
very very fancy. Or stalwart
lad in tight tights and a Mona
Lisa smile. clicking his comCly
ankles together. takes on deep
and devious meanings. It's then
your drama critic Is good and
sunk.
Perhaps / too. would be- awed,
fascinated and otherwise re-
duccd TO alteration were 1T not
Tor The nagging comparisons
that crop up and say boo -
between much of the ballet [
have been seeing and Incl
dcntally, hearing at the Metro
pOlitan. where only one of the
elect may open his mouth and
Spcak out in public, and the
same sort of thing so cNpcrtly
done in zone Touch of Venus,
oklahoma ID and week after
week, at the Radio City Music
Hall And, here and now, |
mind me Of Slaughter on
Tenth Avenue AN all-American
ballct the ballet thcater might
we'll look into.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Dour Ballet Critics
Mystify Mere Scribe
By ROBERT GARLAND
IntI News service Dramatic Editor

Spoofng aside, when a drama
critic looks at the ballet he IS
apt to see it pretty much as IT
is. Which means. if it means
anything. that few aesthetic
taporS rise from his unlnluatcd
CONCENTRATIONS. It's a good show
or II smells, whether on re. at
the Center Theatel or on the
halloWed boards OF the local
opera house. That's all there is
10 1t, a ballct-going bull in a
china shop. ne. in his uncouth-
ness knows little of cultural
hair-Splitung and the terpSi-
chorean doublc-talk set down IN
books and Sunday papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Miss Cornell on Screen

Coincidentally with Katharine
Gornelfs opening of her new
play, Lovers and Friends,
here, which will give playgoers
their first glimpse of the first
lady in her new play, film fans
are getting their initial peek at
Miss Cornell on the screen at
the Palms State. where the
famous actress appears for 4
short sequence in Stage Door
Canteen.'
Meanwhile, "For Whom the
Bell Tolls is ringing up record
receipts at both the Wilson and
United Artists. where it is in it's
fifth week, the movie version OF
the Ernest Hemingway novel
proving a terrific attraction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Detroit 10 Be Ire sted
70 lis Third Cornell
Opening in 4 Years
4 KATHARINE CORNELL

4 KATHARINE CORNELL
y opening, particularly a FIRST
performance. is AN event IN any
ctvs theatrical season and De
,roit play-Goers are being
treated TO such an occasion for
the third time in over four
4carS.
Her previous premIereS were
Of Doctors Dilemma " and OF
Rose Burke"
Now ON Tuesday night az the
Cass the curtain Will 80 up for
the first time on the new Dodie
smith play, Lovers and
Friends. IN which Miss Cornell
is co-Starred with r a m on d
Massey
Miss smith. authorcSs of such
delightful hits as Autumn
CrocuS. Dear Octopus and
AZ Is Be e11siti y, /" finished t4i~
play last spring while Miss Cor
nell was still on tour with The
Three Sisters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Saw Cornell in Role

Ssl4,-- sent the script 10 JehH
Wilson Noel Coward producer.
who read IL and Immediately
saw Miss Cornell in the role. He
sent il on 20 Chicago and the
actress manager loved IT. but
refused 70 produce unless VII
son was an associate.
Hc agreed and Miss Cornell
took the part up 10 nCT SuTTlTTler
home at Martha'S Vineyard,
where followed many confer
cnceS. Things proceeded fairly
smoothly. but the usual produc-
ton difficulties beSet them.
Chief problem was the choice
OF a leading man. but then II
was Learned that Raymond
Massey. who had been serving
in the Canadian army, had been
given a medical discharge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Massey's Health Poor

Miss Cornell wanted Massey
for the role, but his doctors said
that his health was so poor that
they didn't think he could un-
dcrtake such a task.
Finally. they consented and
rehearSals GOT under way. Then
Margaret Hayes asked 10 be let
out because she felt she wasn't
right in the role and by extreme
good fortune. Miss Cornell man
aged 10 get Ann Burr for the
role OF the siren who rides TO
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
BUG in Mama Cats Cup
Kaiser IS Better

IT TOOK three months TO con-
Struct a merchant vessel on a
sound stage for Warner Bros
Passage 10 MarSeille But Il
has hydraulic machinery. opcr-
ated by plumbers which rocks
the huge vessel 10 simulate ac-
ton of waves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

an article on letters that Gen.
Mark w. Clark sent 10 his wife
proving that sometimes the
CUPS do scoop the experts
Fritz Kreisler, politely declining
an invitation from the strolling
musicians at Hund's TO play the
violin with them, as a gag -.
Cen BeatwFigiftD head- eEthe-
gigantic Tank-Automotive Cen
Ter, looking speculatively at the
fall weather and remarklng that
the war is bringing another ad-
vance 49, they're whipping the
problem of starting afrpfane
motors in cold weather >. JeS-
Sica Garwood, night clubs
singer who not only learned
radio repair work, but has
learned how TO run II kinds OF
factory machines -- as war
worker by day and doing her
singing at night
Bug in Mama Cats Cup
KITTEN: The other day
Kitten cornered Mama Kitty
and asked her owliShly. Did
YOU like your tea last night"
Kitty SAID yes.
Long silence.
Finally Kitty prompted Kit
ten: "Yes. I liked il. Why:
Because" said Kitten. "thers
was bug in the cup. tried
and tried TO get IL out but I
couldn't, and 1 didn't tell YOU
about IL then, because ! WAS
afraid you wouldn't like IT,"