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Evening star., 1943-11-21

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Evening star., 1943-11-21
Why RISK THESE DANGERS
(DENTURE BREATH and LOOSE PlATES)

may not know you have it, but others
do! Besides, brushing and scrub
bing your denture with makeshift
cleaners often wears down the deli
cate fitting ridges designed to hold
your dental plate in place. With
worn-down ridges, of course, your
plate lOosens.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

twice. hen IT
parked in a no
parking space be-
fore the post
office. Lorgan
stepped out.
"You take one
door," he said,
''an' I'll take the
other"
The driver
went to one of
the two entrances
to the post Office.
Lorgan " en- t
more leisurely to
the other. Just as
he was about to
enter, someone
else came hur-
riedly out. Lor-
gan said: Hold
on, Sammy! l
want to talk to
you"
There was no
struggle. The
driver of the
police car ap-
peared a moment
Evening star., 1943-11-21

A safe, modern way to clean dental
plates, partial plates and removable
bridges is to soak them clean in
Polident every day. Polident is ap-
proved by many leading dentists
and the leading makers of modern
Evening star., 1943-11-21

denture materials. No brushing, no
danger, yet the daily Polident bath
works into the corners and crevices
no amount of brushing seems to
reach-keeps your denture sparkling
clean, odor-free.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

IN this part Of the
state would take
that Hanover
business person.
al. Smart, this
guy isl"
I'm not the
only one to get a
letter like this"
said Dink. his
voice thick with
rage. 1.-TWO or
three other guys
l know have got
'em. Whoever
wrote 'em knows
a lot. All he's got
to do is tip you
cops
MOT me- said
Lorgan. i would
n'tpay any atten-
ton to a anOny-
nous letter-un-
less it looked like
a red-hot tip"
He paused, added
specula lively,
"Of course, l
never haDDened
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Millions call Polident blessing. No
fear of Denture Breath-no risk of
wearing down and loosening the
plate due to brushing. Polident used
daily helps maintain the original,
natural appearance of your dental
plate for less than If day. Get
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Svet v vojni vihri
Nasilno nabiranje srbskih ru-
dariev "a delO v Nemciii

Washington. - Vsi prebival-
cl mesta Beograda v Jugoslavi-
j, zasedeni cd nacistov, rojeni
v letih cd 1908 do 1907 sc mo-
rajo vpisati "a mesec dni "jav-
ne delavne sluzbe", tako poro-
ca oddaja IL Budimpeste "a ca
sopisje, katero je zabelezila
pred kratkim Federal Commu-
nications Commission.
sifrirana brzojavka v nem-
skem jeziku, namenjena lie "a e.
vropsko obcinstvo, pravi, da ve-
liza naredba tudi "a "javne IT,
sluzbence", ter da bodo "upor-
ni' element poslani v tujino,
najbrze ma pristine delo v Mem
sici. V vseh onih slucajih, v kate
rih doticnikov ne bi nasli, bodo
smatrani njegovi sorodniki "a
talce, pravi brzojavka.
v beograjskem okraju soma
cisti pomoejo Nediceve mari
jonetne Wade. 8 silo nabrali pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Nase UojasUo seUeru bOriH pr0t dUea
nonsa prOt ocu Ma sikh Uidio rajeneqa
rskega Uojaka XII je bill ranien boih otoku Attu.

vecer. Tako ljubis moza, XII je
yes potreben potrpljenja in to-
Liable? In hoces biti sreena in
mirna, in hoees imeti svojo bo-
zicno blazenost? Kako to ho-
ees? Kje je dobra VOLTA v tebi,
kje je tisti duh sprave, XII maj
ga zena podeljuje cell hisi? Poi
di gori k MENU. Pri mozu je
Katra. Sezi j v roko, reel il, da
je nocoj sveti vecer in da maj
pozabi vse ,kar je bilo, da je
mir placilo "a spravo. Ponizaj
Sc, podvrzi Sc dolznosti, bodi
vredna blagoslova noci, bogate
blagoslova "a vse, XII hocejo."
"Hocem!" je rekla skoro gla-
sno in odhitela gori. In stopila
je k Juriju. Pri svitu napol "a
tisnjene svetilke je opazila, da
spi. Katre pa nj bilo nikoder.
"Hotela semi" je pomislila
in Sc sklonila mad moza in mu
dahnila poljub ma cello. In solze
so il prisle v oei. Cd dalec Sc
je oglasil zvon; znanilo je k
polnocnici. Oblekla Sc je pra-
znieno in sedla k mozu in ca
kala. cakala je,. da pride ona, XII
Sc je je bala. Ali dolgo je nj BIZ
10, in ko je prisla, Sc je ne
voljo zacudila, da je tn, in ko
je Anica zacela govoriti sepe-
taje, il je pomignila tasca z
roko: jutri!
In tako je ostavila specega
moza in odsla nespravljena S
tasco, in skoraj vso pot do vasi
je jokala. Tasca pa je sedla k
sinu in Sc pogreznila, v misli.
Kakor soha je sedela negibna,
in samo oci so govorile, pa ne o
sreci, pa ne miru. Kdo We, kaj
je mislila? In il nj bilo dolgcas?
Sal ga vendar nj ljubila, svo-
jega sina? Kdo We, kaj je sploh
ljubila, ali je sploh mogla lju-
biti koga? Memo lice je bilo tr-
do in neprodirno, kakor je bila
temna pot, katero je hodila. In
vendar. je zdaj pa zdaj zatre-
petalo njeno rejeno telo cd ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
1r1ElEl 4

ltsu naaaarijs, Hi je bilo predsne-
kaj meseci zelo visoko, zdaj hi
tro pada, in sicer radi posebne-
ga zdravljenja in tudi radi "
vedenih previdnostnih mer.
Odstotek obolenj ma malari-
tji, pravi porocilo, v tropicnih
krajih, ki je posledica infekcije
moskitov, je bill sicer med "a
vezniskimi cetami v zacetku VII
sok, postaja pa zdaj nitro
.manjsi; belezen tukaj nj po-
sebno hudobna, tako da so
smrtni slucaji zelo redki. Napa-
di bolezni MISC ostri, temvee sc
le ponavljajo, tako da mora
bolnik veekrat znova vstopiti v
bolnisnico - kar pomnozuje
skupno vsoto bolezenskih slu-
cajev in daje navidezno ogrom-
ne, nesorazmerno visoke stevil-
ke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

nastanjene' v krajih vzdolz oba-
le Jadranskega morja. Te POI
sadke SO bile v yelik1h stiskah,
ker 30 jim partizani skt&ali' pre-
trgati zyeze in dobayo.
Toda partizani, hi Sc drAA v
gorah takoj v zaiedju obals, SO
mogli skoraj istocasno izyajati
kratke in hitre napade ma ita-
ljanske posadke in potom zo-
pet udariti ma Nemce v nasprot-
no smer. Porocila trde, da je bi-
la jako vazna zelezniska proga
cd zagreba do Splita v teku
zadnjih dveh tednov 13. krat
pretrgana. Co.,.
Reuter- poro6a hrzojavno iz
Kaira, da trde zanesljive infor-
macije IL balkanskih krogov, da
je postala Sofia vrhovni CLAW
nj stan "a operacije osisea ma
Balkanu. Najbrze SO 81 krogi o.
sisea ma jasnem, da bi bilo zelo
tezko dirigirati skupne vojaske
operacije IL krajev v Greiji ali
Jugosloviji, ako bi prislo do Ia
vezniske invazije ma Balkanu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Drustveni koledar

18. julia, nedelja. - Letni pix
mix drustva "Brooklynski Slo-
venci" st. 48, SDz ma prosto-
rih Slovenskega donna ma "a
padni strani, 6818 Denison
Ave.
rs. julia, nedelja. - Drustvo
"Velebit" Stew. 544 S. N. P. j.
priredi piknik in bazaar ma
prostoru Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev ma Denison Ave.
AUGUST
1. augusta, nedelja. - Piknlk
drustva "Nanos" st. 264 S. N.
P. ]. ma prostorih Donna "a
padnih Slovencev.
1. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva Nanos st. 264 S. N.
P. J. ma vrtu Donna zapadnih
Slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave.
OCTOBER
"a. oktobra, nedelja. - Prize
ditev $ programom, priredi
podruznica st. 35, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delayskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
oh 3. uri pop.
NOVEMBER
IA. novembra, nedelja. - Pri-
reditev drustva Nv boz st.
So S. N. P. J. v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
Boji v JugoslayiIji


(Posneto IL New York Times-a
cd 2. julija)
LONDON, l.. julia (AP). -
Jugoslovanski partizani, XII nj
kakor nocejo odnehati, so pora-
zili vojaski napor osnih naei-
stienih divizij, XII so 81 prizade-
vale, da ocistijo teren "a slueaj
zavezniskega izkrcanja ma oba-
Ii balkaiskega polotoka. Par
tizani SO unicili polovico divizi-
je Prime Evgen, XII je edinica
nemske elitne garde - tako
porocajo danes IL jugoslovan-
skin virov.
Ista porocila trdo, da so
Nemci zaceli ia svoj najnovejSi
pohod dne IS. maja in da je bill
njihov namen popolnoma zatre-
tt in zadusiti neprestane parti-
zanske napade - toda mesto
tega SO lie zagazili v sredo med
cete partizanov, XII so jih pre-
ganjali kakor kuga, il zasede v
zasedo, cd Bosne do Crne gore
- kmalu so Re napadali parti-
zani mesto Nemcev.
Vest pravi, da so Nemci O.
bupno udarjali ma $4,000 MOI
mocno armada partizanov, ker
so hoteli osvohoditi njihovega
pritiska italijanske posadke,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

prlleZel, kO Se Je Ola hdtfa
dvignila il kuhinje, tudi Luka.
Pri Juriju je bila Anica. Toda
MOI je bill molcee, slabe wolfe.
Anica je mislila, da mu je huje
in izprasevala ga je, kaj bi rad.
Odklonil je vse. In tako je Ami
ca skoro z veseljem pozdravila
prihod matere, XII je zelo tiscala
maj lie gre k polnocnici in maj
gre, ces, da zna sama poskrbeti
"a Jurija. Anica je cutila, da jo
tasca nekako podi, in ko Sc je
ozrla ma Jurija,, Sc il je zdelo,
ko da hoee reei: "Pojdi no, ce-
mu tie komedije, sal vem, da
gres rada!" Vstala je torej in
pustila moza samega materjo
in sedela potem zalostna v ku-
hinji in poslusala Marjanico, XII
je polglasno citala IL velikih,
oguljenih knjig in samo zdaj
pa zdaj vstala in 81 pogrela
plev, ker jo je trgalo po glavi.
Anze je pekel krompir in pri-
povedoval Jerici o nekaki bo-
zicni noci ma Ruskem, kjer in
ko je bilo zasulo cello credo
konj, medtem ko Sc je Jerfca
trudila, da poslusa Anzeta in
Marjanico in nj vsled tega, ker
je bila povrhu se zaspana, nj
kakor mogla razumeti, kako bi
bill konj rekel rimskemu cesar
ju, da ne DO daroval malikom,
ali pa, da je sv. Sebastian tt
cal diva metra pod snegom, in
Sc mnogo podobnega. Tako Sc je
zgodilo, da je koncno zaspala
in sanjala, da je svetnica. sele,
ko il je Anze vtaknil pecen
krompir med prste, Sc je zbu-
dila z glasnim vzdihom:
cali je re DAM"
Anica je sedela sama vase
zamisljena in venomer je mora
la misliti ma pohojeno rozo in
ma sanje Jurijeye. In cim dalje
.je mislila ma to, tenn trdovrat-
neje Sc il je vsiljevala misel, da
je hotel Juri povedati nekaj
drugega. In &c je pomislila Ami
ca, da tisto drugo obstoja, da
bi ne bila mogla prenesti pogle-
da oci v oci nasproti Juriju,
da je bill rekel 'tisto drugo,"
da je v resnici padla mel MO in
moza senca ,dasi tako rahlo, da
jo ona sama komaj SLUT, ali da
je padla vendar, tedaj je Anica
zaeutila, da j polje rdecica V
lice in da Sc j napolnjuje srce
z bridkostjo.
"Pohodila 81 rozo, pomendra-
la jo. Primerjala 81 moza Z dru-
GIN ,lepsim ,mocnejsim, gresila
81 v mislih, kriva 81 pred mozem,
XII trpi in sanja, da Sc vraca in
te vidi ko neyesto drugega. In
kaj 81 storila tt? 81 mu Ii padla
okolu vratu, odgnala Ii morece
skrbi raz njegovo cello? Tam 60
ri lezi in Sc muci z mislijo ko
vecnost tezko, nocoj, ko je sveti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

Tko 500 rudarjsw in jih poslali v
Trajh ma delo " nemSkih rudoko-
pin; budimpestanski radio je
nedavno javil, da bodo najbrze
tudi nekatere druge skupine de-
lavcev pokazale dovelj "uporno-
str, tako, da bodo poslane V
.Nemeijo, kjer bodo, zamasile
Icedalje bolj stevilne luknje v
tvrstah delavcev, zaposlenih v
nemski vojni industriji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
sODELovANJEt zAvEZNL
KOV v BOJU RROTI MA
LARIH Y TIHEM O.
CEANU

, Nekje v Avstraliji. - Sode-
lovanje med zavezniskimi zdrav-
niskimi komandami ma bojiscih
v jugovzhodnem Pacifiku z We
like brzino unicuje malarije v
vrstah vojastva zedinjenih ma
rodov. To porocilo prihaja iz
vrhovnega stana armade. Zedi-
njzenih narodov.
Porocilo pravi, da stevilo zr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12

kake notranje groze in zdaj pa
zdaj je dvignila glavo magic in
nemirno. Toda mic nj bilo. Edi-
no Tomazev pes Sultan je "a
lajal, in vse je hilo zopet mir
no. 0na pa je odsla po prstih v
svojo sobo, nalila 81 kozarec
mocne place in Sc spet vrnila
k sinovi postelji. In zopet je
sedela ko soha in samo, kadar
je zalajal Sultan, Sc je zganila,
in oci so il nemirne zrle nekam,
nemirne in zlokobne -.
DalJe prthodnjic1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-12
MLADA BREDA
"@ POVEsT @-,:... :
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEsT

Komaj pa ~je bila odsla, je
odprl oci in gledal v somrak in
Sc nemirno obracal z desne ma
levo. In umikal je oci. Toda ved-
no in vedno je stala pred MIN
slika begajoca mu duha. Rogala
Sc mu je, in cim gostejsi je bill
mrak, tenn jasnejsi je bill po-
smeh, zanicljiv in zahrbten, da
je moz cutil silno bolest in je
skripal zobmi:
"Kaj mi mari! To malo ~moci
izzivim in vrnitve nj. Potem de-
laj, kar hoces, 1jubi kogar ho-
ces. Kaj meni mari!" In vendar
je znova zaskripal z zobmi. In
skripal je z zobmi tudi potem,
ko Sc je oglasil vecerni zvon.
Tako je deloval strup, XII ga je
bila siknila vanj kaca. Deloval
je tho, a vstrajno. Pa Juri nj
vedel ,da je to strup in da ga
je picila kaca, in nj vedel, da
della v istem hipu, ko trpi ne
znosno bol, neskoncno krivico,
XII vendar nj bila ne kazen, ne
greh. Ali pa je bilo oboje?
T. n 4
Kmalu po vecerji Sc je bila ma
Peci razkropila druzina. SINE in
Neza sta odsla v vas, Tomaz Sc
je zaylekel v svojo sobo, katero
81 je bill zakuril, Lipe je oskr-
bel zivino, Anze in Jerica sta Sc
stisnila "a ognjisce, kamor je
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-08
A@Ql{yaN@n
l|E{i${: !! {!!(!e
Washington, p. G.
MORE PLANES TO CHINA


MORE PLANES TO CHINA
1t can now be revealed that the
bottleneck has been broken in trans
portation to China, and greater
quantities Of equipment for air op-
erations against the Japanese are
being moved.
This is an encouraging develop
ment following the successful Chi
nese operations against the Japs in
the Ichang area within recent
weeks. incidentally, these opera
tons have been somewhat exag-
gerated by the Chinese. It now ap-
pears that the Japs did not intend to
move against Chungking, nor did
they have quite the number of men
earlier reported.
The outstanding point, however, is
that the Chinese were successful
largely as a result of air power.
This was a tribute not only to Chen
nault and the American pilots, but
also to contingent of Chinese pi-
lots flying with the Chennault group.
Until recently it was not desirable
to increase the number Of planes in
China, because the limited supply
facilities by air from India consti-
tuted a bottleneck. There was no
need Of having more planes If they
could not be supplied with fuel and
bombs for operation. Now, however,
a greater number of transport
planes has been provided for this
service and it has become feasible to
increase the number of combat
planes at the end Of the line in
China.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-08
Recreation Kits

A dozen different kinds of recre-
alton kits have been given to our
soldiers by the war department,
says Golfers. For example, Kit
&C" contains 1000 books; ~"
sound-picture projectors and films !;
"B-1" radios, monographs and an
amplifer; ID" violins, guitars, a
small piano; ga" boxing gloves
and equipment for baseball, foot
ball and softball; "F" playing
cards, poker chips, dice and sets
of many games, including chess,
checkers and backgammon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-08
LEAKING CISTERN

Question: My new cistern is built
Of waterproof cement, reinforced,
and is built into the basement. 1t
is coated with waterproof cement
without sand. 1t seems to leak and
does not dry out enough to be paint
ed. 1t is satisfactory except for
this. How can I make it tight?
Answer: 1t is very likely that the
apparent leakage is actually conden-
sation or sweating. The water in it
is cold and chills the walls Of the
cistern to such an extent that there
is condensation against it from the
warm air of the cellar. Leave the
cistern empty until the new con-
crete work is thoroughly dry and has
come to the natural temperature Of
the air. Then enclose the whole
thing with wood walls, which will
keep the cellar air from contact
with the concrete, and act as insula-
ton. AS an added precaution, give
the outer surface of the cistern walls
a coat of tar or asphalt to protect
the wood against the effects of pos
sible seepage.
Oil Stove Oven
Question: have blue-steel oven
that I use on my kerosene stove,
and it is starting to rust. Can you
tell me what to put on so it will
not rust further?
Answer: Remove all rust by rub
bling with fine steel wool and kero-
sene; then clean the surface by
wiping with turpentine, and finish
with black stovepipe enamel. Aft
er the oven has been painted and
the enamel has dried, heat up the
oven to a temperature of about 300
degrees F. for 10 to IS minutes; this
will set the enamel and the smell
Of fresh paint will be driven off.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-08
MERRY-GO-ROUND

q The OPA or the army-navy might
we'll do something for army-navy
wives who have to pay terrific sea-
sonal rents at Atlantic coast estab-
lishments.
q Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer, crack
strategist of the U. S. general staff,
who had opposed some of Church.
ills strategy ideas. has suddenly
been transferred from War Plans
to North Africa.
q Harry Hopkins knew very little
about the creation of Justice Byrnes'
new War Mobilization office before
it was created-though he is a men,
Der. Some politicos interpret this
as meaning that Harry is slipping in
his close personal friendship with
FDR-but he isn't.
q Shenango Depot. Pa. has a stock
ade where about 1000 soldiers are
detained as prisoners. but thousands
Of other IA men are sent there for
transfer to other areas. It is a
transfer center. and the fact that
man is sent there does not mean he
Is going to dumping-ground.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-08

Smudgy spots of dirt collect over
nailheads in wallboard during the
winter, particularly on the ceiling.
Researchers have found that the
slight difference in temperature be-
tween the metal nailhead and the
surrounding wallboard account for
these deposits. The engineer is
measuring these small differences
with a complicated instrument.
Kitchen Cupboards
Question: My kitchen cupboards
are painted with ivory enamel. 1t is
impossible to keep them clean be-
cause of the children. I should like
to have light oak color. How
should l do this?
Answer: Before going to the trou-
BILE of refinishing the cabinets, why
not try waxing them? Wax would
protect the surface from grease and
dirt. If, however, you wish the COL
or Of oak, clean the cupboards and
dull the gloss of the present finish
by rubbing with fine sandpaper.
Wipe off the dust with turpentne
Apply a coat of buff-colored fiat
paint, and when it is dry finish with
a good quality light oak varnish
stain.
Government Bulletins
Question: What government pub
locations are available on the start,
ing of lawns, shrubs, etc?
Answer: Write to the Superntend.
ent Of Documents. Washington,
D. c., asking for Price List No. 70,
qualifications of Interest to Suburb.
antics and Home Owners" This Gov.
ers all of the subjects about which
you inquire and many more.
Baby Carriage Hood
Question: The hood of baby car.
riage, which l bought at very rca.
sonable price, is cracked little ir
the folds. Can you recommend a
paint that can use?
Answer: Wash the hood with mild
soap and water. Remove the soar
by wiping with cloth dampened ir
clear water. and then wipe dry
When thoroughly dry, apply a thir
coat of a good quality enamel; use
it just as it comes in the can.
Rust Stains
Question; How can l remove rus
stains from my concrete garage
floor?
Answer: Dissolve one part sodium
citrate in six parts of water Mi,
with an equal amount of glyccrine
Part of this liquid is mixed with
powdered chalk or whiting to a stie
paste. Spread this on the stain il
a thick coat. When dry, replace
with a new layer. or soften by the
addition of more liquid. Severa
treatments may be needed for com
plete removal, as the cleaning agen
must work into the concrete.
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Enemy Weapons Studied

The Army Proving Grounds at
Aberdeen, Md, has a sample of
every weapon that our men have
captured from the Nazis and the
Japs, says Golfers. All of this
material has been forwarded from
our fighting fronts by Ordnance
officers whose sole duty is to seek
new enemy equipment and send it
to Aberdeen to be tested and
studied.
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ers and love them to need me; it
breaks my heart to have my happy
love-affair 60 all to pieces this way,
but I don't feel as if I'd ever love
Morgan again. Shall consent to
a divorce? wish you could have
heard all Morgan's mother told us
about his relatives, and the beau
tiful country places they live in,
and everything. What shall do?"
Girls Spirits Wounded.
This letter has mistakes in it,
quite a few of them. Inelegancies,
too. Donna feels like she would
die" she is real goodlooking," her
stepfather treated her swell" At
the end of the letter. in reference to
Morgan's snobbish mother: "any-
one who thinks they are so much
better than ordinary people are not
the kind of friend your mother-in-
law should be-" says Donna.
Isn't it pity that her good, gen.
erous heart, her deep affection for
her own people, her youth and beau
ty and love should 60 down before
such artificialities as this! For down
they will 60, sooner or later. Her
real qualities Of heart and soul, her
native charm and eagerness will
wither very quickly in the atmos-
phere of elegance and distinction
that is Morgan's background. The
talk among his friends will be Greek
to her; theirs is world of beauty
and graciousness and culture; they
know enough about Europe, music,
books, tennis and polo, they know
enough of the worlds prominent
personages. to make conversation an
agony to her. She doesn't speak
French or Spanish; she doesn't know
the great symphonies; she's never
been to grand opera or to Palm
Beach or London or Hawaii.
Donna, when he comes back, must
either separate Morgan from his
people, which apparently would be
most unwelcome idea to him, or
she must become the silent, the un-
appreciated member of the group;
the common girl Morgan married so
hurriedly just before he went away.
Poor Donna. always doing and say
ing the awkward, the timid, the
wrong thing!
Price of Hurried Marriage.
What is the solution? Donna. in
your hurried marriage you were like
a man who hurriedly commits a
murder. There is no happy solution.
The solution is there for the benefit
of other girls: girls who have not
yet jumped into wartime mar.
riages. but have left their affairs
at the courtship stage. My own ad.
vice to all girls. unless the friend.
ship between them and their sailors
and soldiers and marines is of really
long standing, based on other things
than young passion, is to wait. ]
would have advised Donna to wait.
Now she should write Morgan
that she regrets her imperfections
as scholar, and if she can, man.
age to 60 to some kindly school
teacher. and try 10 correct her diff.
ferences.
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BONES

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18th St. Railroad Crossing East Billings, Mont
ibayng bigbest prices ever offered for
Dry Bleached Prairie Bones
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Neat as a Pin
IF YOU'RE one for neatness and
L efficiency you'll appreciate this
house frock. So attractive and
well cut and definitely Slim
ming besides.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1769-B de-
signed for sizes So. 80. 40. AZ "A. 46. 4s.
so and So. Size 80 requires. with short
sleeves, 43s yards 35-inch material
A Real Favorite
so MANY times this summer
~ you'll be glad for an ensemble
like this. Simple and smart for
day-long wear.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. l79O.B de.
signed for sizes 10. II, IA. 16. 10 and 20
Corresponding bust measurements %. 80
80. "a, Sc and 49, Size II 1907 ensemble
requires 4ss yards 35-inch material: s
yards ric-rac.