davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Water fror1 % states =, .
onlon lows along the bounds Ss
or across Illinois, 'N''!ei
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-14

passenger cars is 80 miles ~
me agency said, adding that ''os,,'
81 per cent of all passenger n al.
drivers exceed 40 miles an bo,r '',
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-14

1t has been estimated tb.. >.
ooo,ooo ions 'f SCOT fall on Ams, w.
lean cities annually. ''e''
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-14

He received his silver gunner S
wings along with his diploma.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-14
GRADUATES

Lionel P. Pot
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

isnales a~plastaron dos
! Braves, con los pit
Be y Munger. Esto au-
sderablemente su ven
los E~squivadores.
] III, Be; San Luis sc,
III, lie; San Luis &c,
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
PRIMEROS
BATEADORES
DE LIGAS
MAYORES

Estos son los seis primeros ba-
teadores en- las grandes ligas, sin
contar los desafios del domingo:
Musial de los Cardenales, 85
desafios, S3S veces al bate, So
carreras, 115 "hits" y promedio
de $40.
Herman, de los Dodgers, go
desafios, 337 veces al bate, 46
carreras, 11S "hits" y promedio de
1856.
Wakefield, de los Tigres, 8S
desafios, $50 wees al bate, AZ
%carreras, 100 "jilotes" y promedio
de SS3.
Hack, de los Cubs, 83 d~esafios,
327 wees al bate, AT carreras, 1O6
"hits" y promedio de 324.
Outright, Medals Blancas, ~
desafios, 325 veces al bate, Al
carreras, rs "hits" Y promedio de
324.
Stephans, de los Browns, 70 de-
safios, 273 veces al bate, 80 carre-
ras, 81 "hits" Y promediO de S19.
Eatan empatados a catOrce
"cuadrangulares'', en- ell primer
puesto de los "jonrroneros de las
ligas mayores: Me- OFT, Nicholson
y Stephans; 10 peliculas de cuatro
esquinas, York, de los Tigres; IL
"jonrrones", Keller, de los Yam
KEGS.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

pbillies Sc divieron los
5dle alcanz6 su decima
Dria,
Il Sc, Sh, 2e; Cincinna-
lie.
b Sc, Oh, De; Cincinna-
|@
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
oFRECERA oTRo PRoGRAMA
DE LUCHAS Ell EMPRESARIO
BUTLER

En- la noche de hoy ofrecera su
segundo programa de luchas en-
esta ciudad, ell empresario Paul
Butler, que tiene de lugarteniente
a Willie Santana.
Dos astros de la "colchoneta''
figuran en- ell cartel, Cowboy Lut-
trail, famoso en- Atlanta Y las
ciudades del Este, y ell indio Chief
Sunoke.
Estes dos ciudadanos conocen
todas las "llaves" y todas las
"villanias''.
Una bora durara ell encuentro.
Walter Underhill, obrero de los
astilleros de McCloskey, Sc batira
con Red Dugan, un ultra-villanO
de Jacksonville.
Hace pocos dias hubo una "bron-
ca" en- esta ciudad, en- un progra-
ma de agarra por donde puedas,
" Dugan figuraba en- ella.
Willie Santana, que probable
mente actuara de arbitro, sigue
aumentando en- peso para que los
"mastodontes" no Sc luzcan con
ell.
Bill Waterman sc batira con
Bill Williams, habiendose fijado
al match" una duraci6n de media
bora.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Las peleas de hoy
lunes en- toda
la nacion

New York, julio 26.-Las prin-
cipales peleas de hoy lunes, en- to-
da la naei6n, son las siguientes;
En- Providence, r. l., Jackie
Wilson, de Pittsburg, contra Tony
Costa, de Woonsocket, los dos del
peso de luna, 10 asaltos; en- Pitts
burg, Bee Wright, de Clarion, Pa
frente a Johnny Rozzina, peso wei
ter de Milwaukee, diez "rounds"s
Newark presentara un cartel a
base de Larry Lane, de Trenton,
con Danny Cox, un neoyorquino,
de Oponentes, ocho asaltos; EN-
San Francisco, Luis Salas, de
Los Angeles, tendra de riva a Al
Citrino, Y Nova Esparaza, de Gu
dad de Mexico, tratara de batir
a Tyree White, de Fresno, Cali
fornia.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

Ell pitcher Wojey, de los Carl
baldinos, limito a tres los "hits"
de los Leales Y no les permitio lie
gar al "home."
A Whitman lie pegaron diez al
Totes" y lie hicieron 5 carreras.
Todos los errores del juego fue
ron cometidos por peloteros de los
Leales.
Ell verdadero nombre del pit
cher ganador es Wojicekowski.
Ortega, ell valioso ~veterano, dis
par6 tres "hits" en- favor de la
Unione.
L. K. 900 600 600 Oc-Oc, 3h, Sc
u. /. 1O1 21O 0x-5c, 1Oh, De
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Ell SARGENTo SCHRAMM
CONTRA Ell MARINO SHARKEY

En- la pelea principal del pro-
grama para ell venidero viernes,
Walter Schramm, de Camp Wheel
err, Georgia, vendra a combatir
con Tom Sharkey, un marino de
la base naval de Jacksonville.
Downing firm6 la pelea con
Sharkey, bien enterado de que este
habia sido "vapuleado" por Bud
dy Scott, en- diez asaltos, hace
pocos dias, en- Jacksonville.
La victoria Sc lie otorg6 a Scott
luego de que lie habfa hecho a
Sharkey una herida sobre un ojo-
Combati6 Schramm a Bob Potter
de Orlando, hace dos semanas, y
lie venci6 por puntos.
Jackie Lyons, de Oklahoma, que
puso a dormir a Tommy Sammons,
de st. Petersburg, en- Ell cuartO
~asalto, combatira en- ell semifinal,
a ocho asaltos.
Los precios seran de 55 cts,
entrada general; $1.1O, ~asientos
reservados, y $1.65, asientos de
junto al cuadrilatero.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
A Nacional

.tas "~vapulearon' dos
Dodgers y solo les fal-
,ntos para empatarse
,na de Leo Durocher.
te6 un "jilOte," en- Ell
ganadOres: Klinger y
Dc, 2h, De.
! 7c, 12h, lie.
/ lc, Al, Sc.
l 7c, 1Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Derrotada la novena
del Circulo Cubano
OWojey dej6 en- blanco
a los Leales

La novena del Cfrculo Cubano
utilize aver a Charlie Cuellar en-
la Inca de fuego; pero los Astu-
rianos ganaron Ell desafio con a
notaci6n de dos carreras por una,
En- tres 'hits" Sc quedaron los
Assures; pero con ellos pasaron
dos veces la "goma." Cinco batea-
ron los Cubanos a Pulido, ell pit
cher ganador, pero no tuvieron
mas valor que una
Cuellar, que lanz6 bien, fue re-
levado por McGahagin, ell hijo del
policfa.
Pepe Iglcsias estaba anoche con
tentisimo, luego de una batalla
que habia creido perderia.
M. Maseda, la segunda base del
Centre, produjo un "doble" en-
tres wees al bate e hizo una ca
rrera.
Anot6 j. Fernandez, ell rf., la
unica carrera del Cfrculo.
Anotacion por entradas:
Centre Asturiano:
100 DOL 00O-2c, 3h, lie
Cfrculo Cubano:
DOL 600 OO0-1c, 5h, Sc
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
HAEGC CORRIO LA MILLA EN-
4 Minutes 5.3 SEGUNDOS

Cambridge, Mass, julio 26.-Gun-
der Haegg, ell notable andarin sue
co, venci6 en- la carrera de la milla
a Gil Dobbs y Bill Hulse y flo su
mejor TEMPO, para esta distancia,
.desoe que llegara a Estados Uni
dos.
Corri6 Haegg la milla en- 4 mi
nutos 5.3 segundos, presenciando
la competition deportiva mas de
10000 personals.
Tonic la delantera desde los pri-
meros momentos y en- ella Sc man.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
VICTORIA DE LEO Kodak

San Diego, Cal, julio 26.-El
soldado de infanteria de marina
Leo Kodak, con un peso de lao IL
bras, puso a dormir, en- ell tercer
~asalto, a Sammy Brown, de Fresno.
Pesaba ell derrotado cuatro Ii
bras menos que ell vencedor.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
Liga American

Detroit SC, 11h, lie; Filadelfia
DC, 5h, Be.
Detroit 1c, Oh, lie; Filadelfia &c
Oh, lie.
San Luis DC, 3h, Be; Boston 7c,
10h, lie.
San Luis &c, 8h, De; Boston &c,
11h, 4e.
Chicago &c, III, De; N. York 1c,
5h, De-.
Chicago Sc, 12h, De; N. York &c,
III, lie.
Cleveland &c, 13h, De; Washing
ton &c, III, De.
Cleveland &c, III, lie; Washing
ton &c, Oh, De.
Candini perdi6 otro desaffo.
Merit alcanz6 la victoria en- ell Sc
gundo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26
tuvO hasta ell final.

tuvo hasta ell final.
Bajo la marca americana, fiiada
por Glenn Cunningham, en- Ia e
gundos.
Dobbs finaliz6 en- segundo lugar,
con 4 minutes 6.5 segundos y Hull
Sc, que compitiera con Haegg en-
la primera estapa, pas6 la meta a
los 4 minutes 7.8 segundos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

nero; pero dispar6 dos "hits" er
ell segundo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-26

rechazaron los Cubs
ntes y los vencieron,
'serpentineros" triunfa
In v Hanyzewski.
X &c, 5h, 2e; Chicago
X DC, Oh, 2e; Chicago
no conect6 en- ell pri-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Difficult Problems
Beset Mother OF 8

War Problem Clinic.
! am the mother Of nine chil-
drcn, and am having trouble
with my husband who is a heavy
drinkcr. He cant keep a Job.
and lately ii has been so bad
that my children are leaving
home orc BY olc... ol..c.-.....-.--.-.---.....-.-.-.---
My l6-ycar-old son now wants
me 10 sign p3rsr, for him 70
loin the Merchant Marine for
Nh6 same reason They haven't
Mad "A decent home, and the only
thing l can think of now is 10
get a divorce. I've tried 10 help
my husband bat ~ doesn't seem
TO do any good ! would rather
have him put in Che army than
my son, but l doubt II they
would take him Can you adj
wise me what 20 dn2
MRS. VI. ".
Dear Mrs. VI. ":
am not so sure hut what
your 16-year-Old boy might not
be better of in the marines
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
War Problem Clinic:
.Howto Get Record
OF Birth Is Exp pIdined

than running around the streets
Of Detroit.
With reference to your hus-
bands drinking, il he does not
work I ann wondering where he
gets the money to drink. You
could go TO the legal Aid Bu-
reau, 81 W. Warren, and seek
advice aS Ia hnW Ia prnceed in
legal way with reference TO
your husband.
In case the children are all
grown and you cannot get
divorce, YOU can certainly get
a job and move out and not live
with him, il YOU are able TO do
this. There is. no way he can
force YOU To live with him.
On the other hand. man
who drinks ~ constantly a.
your husband i sick man. II
possible. YOU might get him into
the hands of "A good psychia-
trist and see what can be done,
although these cases do not
have very bright outlook.
DIR. ROBERT g.. FOSTER,
Family cOun>eling service, Mer-
Till-Palmer school.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

by Dr. Logan CIendening

THE tremendous superiority
l. which the American and
Canadian corps are gaining
over AXIS air power is not due
entirely 10 Improvement in arr
plane construction, number Of
planes, or number OF cadets.
The major part Of the credit
7 believe 10 be due TO increased
skill in the selection of avIators.
And TINS credit should be given
10 the continued and still con-
tinuing activity OF a small
group Of physicians who have
devoted themselves 70 the prob
lens OF aviation medicine
| Viii gINe one instance out
Of many which could be- rc-
lated 10 illustrate the modern
methods OF selecting aviators.
WE HAVE for several years
w IN medical laboratories
been using a device called the
electro-enccphalograph II is. in
short, a practical application Of
be fact that your brain shows
: activity IN electric waves
differences in potential which
can be recorded on a sheet Of
paper II IS really "A modifica-
iion Of the clectroCardioGram.
which records very INFINITELY
the waves OF tho heart beat.
When an clcctrode is placed
on the skull over each OF your
frontal lobeS where the intel
lcctual processes are believed 10
take place. the record during
your waking activity shows a.
series Of rapid ups and downs,
fairly close together and vary
ing roughly with the rapldlty
and intensity Of your thought
processes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
just n OnP-NfHn InrHSiOn
Hess Flight Explained:
Forgot Tooth Brush
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER

The British information gives its reason why
Hess corrlganed himself into nopoin landing England
1t states that Hess figured TO enough Qusngs
10 knife England in the backless vest
Let me tell you something, people There enough
Qusngs in England to do that neat little trick. But
isn't the right Hess vertical into
land It's likely the correct is his tooth
brush there.
Why did Hitler go back the time Russia? He
required trip TO get cold feet.
Why did Stanley after Livingstone in Africa? Why,
Livingstone had been guest of the Stanleys
lie took niece af GOO niece sssass
sake Mrs Stanley her husband after the scoundre
What was the Mark Antony sneaked into Cleos
midnight? Some folks think praise Caesar
Your guess is Esquire mine
Why did AL Smith call on President Roosevelt in the
White House during his first term? Did he find ticket
hired full dress coat?
If you answer those can tell you why Hess looped
to England He will find bargains there. And he
gain either.
Now you know why Hess went to England. He had
promised himself invasion for that Anything to keep
the books balanced.
Copyright 1913,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
SOft-Hearted
l.. -. and RacketecrS

NOU couldn't very well or
L ganize them into separate
republics because the smart
individuals would boost them
selves into office and hold
massacres according 10 the
painful precedents of Haiti and
then if we interfered we would
be messing up the Atlantic
Charter and if we didn't we
would be inhumane.
And we couldn't take title
and restrict their citizenship 10
their own islands because that
would be the smart way and
you will not catch us doing
anything smart in such matters
il there is a dumb and painful
alternative.
The British. now. and the
French and Dutch have never
bothered themselves too much
about the condition of their
island peoples, but we are diff
ferent.
I'VE WOULD see that they
w got shoes even if they wore
them around their necks and
we would wire their premises
for curling irons, radios, refrig-
orators and eggbcaters, all At
the primary expense of the
American people but TO our
eventual profit in inner satis-
faction and world repute.
If we should throw in with
Winston Churchills idea OF
mutual association for military
defense it might seem 10 the
sordid mind preferable 70 leave
sovereignty and citizenship and
the administration headaches TO
the Europeans.
Copyright, ls43. BY United Features synd
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Information about birth GER
tificsteS is requested daily from
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
Because il is necessary 10
present certificate before
work in defense factories can
be obtained, TINS is an impor-
tant question
Judge James T. Chcnot Of
the MaYHe County Circuit
Court has answered several
questions pertaining 20 birth
certificates ~ previous columns,
A new query arises today
concerning the procedure one
must follow 10 establish a birth
record in tins state. il he IS
unable 10 Obtain SuCh a record
from another state n which he
was born.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

II YOU 20 20 sleep. tho record
shows almost a straight line.
or a series Of slow, shallow
undulauons The greatest prac-
teal value in medicine for the
clectro-encephalogram has been
IN the study OF epilepsy bat
that has nothing to do with TINS
story.
II has been found that each
OF US has perfectly character
isuc and different BRAN pat
tern, just as We have character
iStc and different finger prints
Members OF The same family
have family pattern the
closer the relationship the more
nearly alike the patterns. al
though still the individual dii-
icrCnCcS remain and can he
picked out by a careful student.
NOW il has been found by the
y pattern Of their electro
cncephafograns that il is pos
Sible 20 choose from a group of
candidate avIatoTS those Who
Will be successful fighters and
those who viii be successful
bombardlers Their brain pat
terms are different And. aston
iShingly, they seldom are inter-
chancCablc.
II IS unnecessary 30 stress tho
tremendous significance OF thIS
finding II II proves successful,
and It seems TO be doing 50, the
long periods of trial. error and
adjustment viii bc done away
with and the round peg fitted 20
the round,lhoie immediately
OF course, u goes without
SAYING that they can pick out
those who should ncver Try 10
be flyers at all. Indeed. the
significance Of the extension of
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Broadway

nEAR Mr.. w: I hear peculiar
~ talk about the "a alleged
seditioniSts whose trials have
been deferred so much. Openly
boasting they'll never be tried
the Washington Post sus-
4 poets the Same. Fine thing.
The latest thriller from Russia
is the film, City That Stopped
Hitler"
Taken during the Stalingrad
battle. Watch for the sequence
showing the capture of Nazi Gen.
Won Paulus.
His incessant eye twitch testi-
fies 10 the beating he got.
The Laugh Time" show must
be good. First witnesses were
still verbally applauding it until
sunup.
War the servicemen 10 pass
up the side-street con-man dice
games.
called the war bond people
and inquired why you hadn't
been invited TO participate.
They told me they sent you
a special delivery on the 25th,
while we were still vacationing.
/ can't find any trace Of II yet.
The Open Door radio pro-
gram has spunk. Defends the
ideals Of Wallace.
Seems 10 me that all the
magazine scribblers who did
pieces claiming New York is
dead town are waiting in line
for night club tables.
Good story in the headwaiter
AT Ruby FooS Den. His name
is David King. lie doubles as
an advisor at the Chinese Con-
sulate here--a college man.
Mass firings going on among
live bands. G-Men are collaring
REFER adde's among them.
The song, There's a Star
Spangled- Banner Waving Some
where" is an amazing click.
over a million copies. The pub
Usher uses his own hand press.
The talk is that when Gunder
kIaag. tFTr runner. returns here
le Will marry Dorothy Nortier.
a Swedish cutie.
-Mct-s star-john Browuicc-
called lie entertained az the
British Merchant Navy Club,
where hosteSSes are actually
named Berta Ireland, Mar
'caret England. Joan Wales,
Botte Holland and Isobel Glas-
-gaW.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Quick Answers

John J pershlng. who was
given that rank perma-
nentlv. Marshall. EiSen-
hover, q al. have the dis
tinct ranks Of General. L. s.
Army General, Army Of the
United States.
Dixie Emmett, a north
crner wrote only the words.
Arnold. the SOuthcrner who
composed n was responsible
for ITS adoption as the
South'S anthem. while he
was bandmaStcr in Mont
Gomery then the confederate
capital
3-All except LhaSa fin TibcN
and Madras On India)
1 Not from the Texas Rang
ers. but from the regiment
organized in 1855 by Robert
Rogers, 10 fight French and
Indians. as told in Kenneth
Roberts novel Northwest
Passage"
5-fg Right. such cases hav-
inC been reported by the
--.AIaaA1......-.-..Ai.4siae-iz-ggt%~r-r7v
ton tb) Right II makes
tho sun describe a circle
within The radius Of their
common center Of gravity,
6 The NiSigothS. Pepper and
other spices were then as
precious as gold and silver.
7-One way would be for three
runners TO be hit by batted
balls while attempting 10.
score. They'd be out auto
matically. but batters could
get credit for hits. There
are other possible eXplana-
tlonS.
S-Two. Pierce was the other
one.
Copyright, 1888, BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
She Desires Advice
for Quick Divorce

War Problem Clinic;
am working nights and must
b sleep during the day Could YOU
tell me the best way 10 arrange
for a divorce proceedings 50 I
won't lose any rest or time from
my Job?
My husband and 7 have bccn
separated four months. and both
agree on the divorce. Whom
could I see and how long would
II take? ? Also what fee would
be connected with this
MRS. s. I. 3.
Dear MRS. =. L. b:
You will have TO retain a law
yer in order 10 start divorce
proceedings, and he will he able
tn advise YOU a TO the attorney
fec and length Of time required.
JUDGE JAMES T.. CHENOT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Connolly Answers

1-fa) York; fh) Canborra;
lcl Caribbean
2--'al No Farther south IN
Yes March tcl 10.
Eleventh through fifteenth
centuries.
3 la) Yukon lh) Pacific Cc)
Rhine.
la Jericho; fb) Hcrod tc)
Jonathan.
5lal False. Unit Of heat. lb)
False PARIS, tcl True.
s "a Cleopatra; lhl Ireland:
tC) Civil War.
Ia Afternoon Of Fawn
ihi III TroVatorc tc)
Wagner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
F air Enough

EXCUSE me, how's that
- again?
SO we take over the British
ofshore possessions such as
Trinidad, B Berm u d a. the Ba-
hamas and British Guiana as
our own territory because we
have spent our money 10 fortify
them and because, anyway, we
think il isn't a good idea 10 con-
tinue 10 permit European ma
tionS to maintain outpostS along
our beach.
That is a logical development
Of the Monro Doctrine and
while we are about il we might
pick up the little odds and ends
belonging 10 France and Hol-
land.
Yes. indeed very just and
logical and, after all, we did
chase Spain out Of here and we
bought the Virgin Islands from
Denmark complete with stock,
fixtures and people.
4 Nd then what,
~ Well. then. Of course. the
inhabitants of these colonial bits
become American citizens with
the right 10 vote IN our national
elections and participate IN the
benefits OF our government. in
~luding political pork and relief.
Their living standards. except
In Bermuda, have never been up
70 ours and OF course we would
Immediately 20 about correct
inC that by appointing A slew Of
Rex TuCWcllS 20 elevate them
and teach them that the people
of the United States are a breed
Of bleeding hearts pledged TO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Walters Girl Friday
Pens n Column

stead No" she said, dons
waste those tickets, I'll handle
ii for you -.
Whereupon she telephoned his
ex-wife, who grsciously ac-
cepted the invite 10 accompany
him 20 the show -.
Those Conoyer model first"
names arc an obsession with
Conover. Choo-Choo Johnson.
Candy Jones, Misty Allen and
now the latest: Gam Gibbons
The latter is an Arturo
Ramos favorite -.
Show business is fine for
everybody except for producer
Of a last season musical He's
now captain at the Taft bar.
James Mckinley Bryant, who
was married the other day, re-
ports for induction on the 10th.
Frank Sinatra is lampooned
Via a take-off in Cover Girl.
CHEP FIELDS, who gave up
- trumpets and trombones in
favor of noiseless instruments
in his band is quietly going
daffy.
a neichbor's Kid incessantly
practices a cornet before break
fast
Authorities reveal juvenile
delinquency in New York shows
30 per cent of the Sinderellas
arc from the farms and small
towns.
/ like tho observation that
this wars Unknown Soldiers
are those who keep buying war
bonds.
DAUKHAGE, the commenta-
- tor. was AZ the Quebec con-
ference Your story yesterday
about Jessie Royce Lands re-
minded me Of him.
Whenever he's away he
phones ms Wllc At Quebec ne
freely discussed Roosevelt and
Churchill without once being
interrupted by the censor.
The day they left Quebec.
BaukhaEe mentioned the fact
over the phone, with no inter-
ruptfun. -
Bat when Mrs Raukhape in.
nocently inquired Hows the
weather up there ," the censor
broke IN with "A curt Sorry.
h IT'S military information.
and cut them of
- S,i.s ts-.- .-,+---- n n
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
BY WcStbrOOk PeCIer

free them from want even
though we have TO sacrifice
pretty deep slice off the top of
our own living standard 10 do il.
And in the islands, themselves,
we would feel obliged TO eradi-
cate the shackS and novels and
build nice little bungalows and
community centers and SWIM
ming pools, Libraries, schools
and Fairgrounds and post
offices and city halls and motor
roads and all the other stand
ard minimum necessities of the
more abundant life listed in the
regular New Deal catalog.
WHY this gets moro and more
" interesting, doesn't It?
And what about the wage
standard Of all these people?
l suppose we would have to
do something about that, too,
and this would be a fine oppor-
tunity for the department of
labor and the Labor Relations
Board and our unions. We
would toss the exploiters out
and organize the barefoot peo-
pies into banana pickers' locals
Of the AFL and Go and ship
down some of our more efficient
murderers and Communists.
The Communists would have
a fine time printing books about
our doWntrodden new kinfolk
illustrated with graphic photos
of horrible examples and teach
ing them the tricks Of revolu-
tionary agitation and with
party-line federal appointees in
all the key Offices the kids
would get a good dose OF it
from their teachers IN the pub
lie schools.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Rrain Tests
Given FIierS

tho method into all forms of
carcer-planning and Job-hunung
IN civil life Is only TOO plain.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-What is the cause of a
large vein on the temple? They
say there arc dangerous. -
k. IT, T..
A-The temple vein. and
arteries a. well, tend 10 become
tortuOus and prominent in some
people after the afe 40 or so.
IL j., II anything. family trait.
They are not dangerous at all,
in fact, have no significace.
What causes a fatty tumor7
Is D. dang ? What should
be done about it?-M S. *.
A-The cause Of fatty tumors
II not known any more than
the cause of any tumOr. fatty
TUDOR is called a lipoma il is
entirely benign, not malignant.
and therefore not dangerous.
they are very easily removed BY
simple surgical operation
under local ancstheSia.