davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-08-26

Ell promedio de Joe Medwick,
ell veterano "jardinero" de los Gi
gantes, era ell pasado domingo de
3O4 puntos. Llevaba "dispara-
dos" 80 "jilotes', con un total
de "a carreras.
Leo Durocher permiti6 que Sc
lie mandase a la novena de Stone
ham. creyendo que Sc habia re
clipsado" para siempre.
La gaceta., 1943-08-26

Ell mayor ndmerO de triples en-
la Liga Americana los tiene batea-
dos Lindell, del New York, con
10. LIE acompanan Moses y York
con ocho cada unO.
En- la Liga NaciOnal, Musial es
ell "nGmero /" de los bateadOres
de "tribeyes', con IT; lie siguen
Gordon y Klein, con II cada uno.
La gaceta., 1943-08-26

ROBINSON CONTRA
ARMSTRONG
La gaceta., 1943-08-26

NEW YORK, agOstO 26.- 81
iernes por la noche, bajO la di-
La gaceta., 1943-08-26

anO que juega
ha intervenidO
b 257 veces al
81 "hits" y un
/ di6 Ell segundO
dia, y des-
artO.
La gaceta., 1943-08-26

mia el PasouV
ana, como cat
un prOmediO
n rs ~"jilOtes"
~rangular y 20
del OlmO, Ell
rece q IL ca
i 80 "hits", IA
. de 367.
pitcher de los
adOr tiene un
eeeptOr de los
IN p~Orcentaje
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Dbis wdifeairemnb

bern. gs gibt feline Bride mebr iiber
6ielen SaB binmeg sum Geritdnbnis!
|es lit ieoer quite Biae 81, elmer aus.
|iobnlti1g perloren gegangen. Snbenen
forbert Ser Bapif Sic 9on5e 6riItlid)e
8elt allf a,tn 8ebet Inn slbfiissung
Ser f,irhtbnretl griifnneett, Sic elrh
|oieIen arieg ,,,to ieine 5plgelt iiber.
|oie eanae 8elt sefonnten iiro. Ser
|Rnpit lit Ser ei1lsige Mann, Ser mod
|apngt bon 2iebe l,no 5riebe,, bon @s
redtigfeit unb 9eriobnuna BON 8e,
bet uno 9uBe 5lt reOen.
8ebet CUR Wt,ttter Ser 9armber5ig-
feit,. il elmer Strnbe, mo- Miaionen
Splitter uhO &inoer, bilflos, troltlo$
uno eei6lagen l1mlonit Sic @roben
Oct @elt onflebell l,n 8ormber5igfeit!
Stir oieie Siuiternis, IN Der mir mou
oeln, gibt es nl1r ei1 2idt, bos 2idt
bon pben, bas tie 5it erlel16ten Der
mag. 8enu sic Oteni6en feline 9orm=
ber5igfeit 1nebr fennen, menn lie ibr
Ser5 5u elmer ounfeln HduberbDblc
oes perblenoeten Salies eelno6t ba-
ben, 10 bohen lpir I'M 10 nebr nit
oen Bapit ouf Die Siirbitte ser 9ott-
liden 0eutter ser 9orrnber3igfeit, Oob
bie Eriifungelt Der 3eit beillant mcr~
oen fir bic gou5e Nfcnlbbeit.
Wtan fat in ueuelter 3eit bon elmer
art Golferpanoerllng gelprobeu. Su,
eine Golferpaloerl1ng lit notlpenOig
gs lit oie SoltermonOerlng - 5uriid
5ltr &irde. Sic bat @eoanten ocs
5rieOenS uno Ser 9iebe fir oQe Sol-
fer.
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Scr groke stoGalper, Ute Simplondrake mnb bas
Stofalplerf6lok TIT Brig
Gott Siltoriclts'

ISpfe Die gelbGfti9elt Sallnerfolpn-
|nen ouffubren, I'M Die @oren ab5u=
laoen ooer lln15u6aiten, ga lit eS title
gelporoen, uno no Dem @oftore gegcn.
iiber birter pergitterten Senltern 'oic
ESGreibltllbe eingeriGtet mar, III Oec
Eoer S6reiber nit ieinen Subltitltten
getpiilenboft 8u0 fiibrte iiber olleS,
nos bier IN ser Sui tie nbgelaoen mo
oufgelaoen lpurOe, mo- oie 8efeble ponl
@nnoelsberrn in Brig unten nit Ell
ner 6eierli1feit tn Gn1pfoug gcnon1=
men purOen ais lp1re1 eS failerlicbc
Srcibriefe, Oa iiuO bellte Gen1iien uno
,Sit6ner1talle cillgeri6tet. SGnglt lit
1oaraus oas alte 8etdfer perl6mlul-
ben, folt uno nadt iteben Die gemall=
crten @dnoe, bon oenen Stiid Inn
Stiid abgebr0delt, Tim, am 8oben 5lt
Sd,1tt aufgebauft, einer alterseraaen
uno trot ser Site orauBen naBfalten
@eruh 5at perbreiten. Cine title @eb=
NUT lit bier iiberaa 5lt @alt. Die alte
5inplonitraBe, ipie tie 5todalper 5l1ln
Sell perbeliert, 5um Seil aber al1d nel1
erlteat baben, folete I'M Iltfitieg bon
8rig aus nur Elm fur5es Stiid Ser
mooernen StraBe, oenn oroben am
SAaaberg, f,tr5 Dor Oent &efa,ge 2,
.fibrte Ser Saumpfao lteil our 5ai.
tine binab na6 @runo l,no bon BORT
auf Ser rebter 8ablette iiber @eittel=
Bad, saperret unb Gggen., 9ieier
nod beute besebbare 8eg batte anf
.oie 24nge bon .&ilometern cine So
,benSiHeren5 pom 665s Wteterit 81 iiber-
.ptnoen.- Ser lfeile A,,fities 5i,r 8aB
.b6be 1nuBte oatn crit a,ilest in uielen
@inbungen beitritten meroen. ...-
. als' Stofalper ben 5auntpfao nerz
3beiierte uno ourd) grban,,ns Der Su<.
;iten 5lt einenl &onbelspeg' aa,sbaute,
iertparb er an Der StraBe 5terlt ers-
Ben @rllnbbelis,. ipoourd er -i,nIta,,oe
mar, ii1 oie Antpobner i'm. SSntereffr
ses Sanoels oienitbar 5u maden.. st
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Ser tiefere Sina bes aricqcs

aus ntenidlitben 8erirrl,ngen eebo=
ren, cine Strafe, oie ser Menib iih
.leIber auferlegt, cine &ute, sic ct lid'
lelber binbet.
s.. @ptf laBf oieie 5trofe 5t,, So.
nit mir tpieber gum 8eritai,o fo,ifa.
men, l1lifere Sebler eiitieben, 8nBe
ltatn ,.i,b u.nfebren. SSssi s2eio nnb Rof,
lit &rieg uno Sob, % 1n,tb Der s,ife'
Milie lpieoer tpad peroen fir Sic @e-
bote @otfes als oie 9fettunasanfer
Ser Meni6beit ans Dem Sumpfe fer.
aus.
slls Ser lebte @eltfrieg oltr Neige
ging, ammo 1912, oa erl6ien Die Whut
ter @pttes' orei &inbern int 2atimo
Yortrgal. Sci elmer oieier grlhei=
hl,ngen iaefe lie: Ser gesenpdrtige
'&rieg eebt oem gl,oe ei1teeget stber,
.lpenn man nibt aufborf, @ott 5u be-
leioigen, miro es ni6t lange geben
uno inter bem llabiten 8aplt miro Elm
neuer, piel iblimn1erer &rieg ausbre.
hen. @enn ibr ei11e Nadt erlelt6tet
ieben tperOet Oltrb Elm unbefanntes
liht, Damn uiiiat, Dab oies bas 3eis
6en @ottes i1t, tpelbes @ott elt6 &c:
ben miro, ouB oie Strafe fiir oie
@elt uno ibre 5ablrei6en Gerbre6en
nabe lit. &rieg, Sunger, Gerfolglng
SCR Stride uno Oes Yapltes. 49,"
Gs lit ettpos @rouenbaftes, bel1te
Sen peri6iebel1ell !SoBreben 5,t5ubor
rcn, pelbe fiibrenoe sQtdnher Der
&riegsparteiel1 gegeneinanoer lblel,<
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8is ins II. Sobrbunoert binein
biente Ser SimplonpaB leoiglid) Sem
2ofalperfebr oes Sbertpallis nit Oel
o6eritalienilben SalI6aften. Gen
&ang elmer groBen GerfebrsitraBe in
ternotionalen Gbarafters botte ibnl
ser groBe ct. 8ernbaro itetS NIT Gr=
folg itreitig gemoht. 9e1r poriiber-
gebeno in Ser 5peiten @dlfte oes II.
SabrbullOerts gelang es Dem Sinps
oonpaB, ieinen. pornebmerel1 gu1oer
llno Hipalen in Sen S6atten 5lt ltel*
fen. GaS Geroienit, oies crnloglicbl
5ll baben unD oas S6n, 1eW, W,Nt bcs
Sanoels pon1 ulltern in oc3 cberc
8allis perlegt SIT baben> tr::llte lid)
ser 8riger &aspar SoOof Stofolper
,als i6oniten grfolg ieines Scbells aa=
re6nen. @enn na6 ieinem Sooc Scr
SanDel balo tpieoer leiner alteu 9abn
iiber Sen ct. 8ernbarO folgte, 10 li11o
ste Spuren aus jener 9liite5eit oea
SYMPTOMS nod anl belltigen Gage altf
=Shritt uno Sritt 5u perfoltgen. 49,
SET YaB oas 5tdotlei1 Brig perlaBt,
erbebt ii6 nla6tig iiber sic flader
016er ser Salilleltaot oas Stodalz
peridlob nit Sen 0rei sroBen Cir
men, beren &uppeln als 8abr5ei6en
grigs melt ins 2ano binaus in See.
bdBen Waliier Sonne erglan5ell.
3aoberif auf Sem Simplon fdf eine
bdlbe Stnnoe ienleits oes Solpiaes,
'erbebt ii6 etluas unterbolb Ser mo-
oanem StraBe oas alte Spital, uno
i,t Gonbo, unmittelbar bepor oie
.siraBe oet @aliiier 8ooen perlaBt,
:rdgt bod nber bie feinen 5teinba,as-
,letn oie turmartiee SUITE n,if ben bic
,leh Stcdiperfe1. 9ieie orei gautea,
.iito Sic @abraeihen oer alten 5isnp=
sloa,itraBe uno limo beife alle ldnsif
3ibfent alten 3med eittfremset. 8o.
.friiber big nater bns 9ad, 8arel,bal,
.leh allfgeBalft masel,, % edbnen jebt
fiaitere, leere Aannte, tuo iriiber ias.
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i6eute feline Soften, lpenn es galt, SEN
8elpobnern am 8aB. Die iteinernen
@lpbiitten 5l1 perbeiier1 utb, al16 int
8inter iie nad M09lidfeit nit Brig
berbia1oett 81, balten. 8ieies entges
eenfouttnen pergulteh tie oaburG, oab'
iie itefs auf Die Strabe ahteten ,tno
iie lad)gemaB nnterbielten. Ser 8eiis
Stodalpers beim alten Spital belieE
ii9 ra9 oer S9akur,g ietner @runb'
bii6er auf $4,000 Bfnto, oeriehige in.
Sapernen .auf 5000, Ger int @runo
auf 500, ipobei aueroings' BEL lette-
rem tpeoer Sduier nod 8arten,, nod)
bie bon ibn betriebene gpenibn1el5e
n1,o Sdnieee n,iteerednet iine. ssn
Ganfer beiaB er Sitter inr getrase
bon 1000 Yfuno, l,no lein 9eiib in
+ (5ortiesl1ng auf Seite 12(
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~"tlutoitSlt ~vtS'tIpDS|t IIuSeH uuD
Sin11 oes arieges, Ser beute ipie eit
sllboruf a,tf Ser gan5en 8elt lieef.
WenB oas 1eins aonnten aae gDlfer
frei itnb' nl1abbai,gig iiber @riea u,1b.
Srieoen e,1t1deiben, 10 pdre beutr
nod) Srieoe! sme iebnen iifb iladl'
Dem 5rieoe,t =. INTO Bod iff &fies.
9fetdslninilter Dr. @obbels BOT
fiir5iid) seidaiebe,t, oaB ((oer arieg
belt tieferen Sinrt babe, bie griitea5-
grl,nolaee ser 8olfer melt ait reeellt''. ;.
@as beiBt bas2 Hno lint oieIes
einfaben 3ieles tptllen i6laget itb
Sl1aoerttauIe,,oe tof2 Inn oiefes Sic.
les nebn1elt Miuionen Sic i6tperifen'
Spfer altf lid: b,ngern - leioen =
frieoelt - tperoen obba6los - hiies
iid) 5effeBen - tperbei1 poatdatotg
perltiilnnleH - un6 terben?
sSas miro an menIdlider @riiten5,
on meniblidem @liid in Oiefent arieg
lli6t neutrality-suspicious.? ltno oie.
ier arieg iol besba1b ieit, Inn sic
vgriiten5n1oglidfeitelt ser @0lfer neu
5lt regeln?" 2"
SIT es ni6t idon an it6 ein fur6t=
barer @bniinn menn ser Meni6 nm
zines 10 einfaden 3ieles pillen einen
Oerart beltialii6en &rieg fiibren ntl1B9
Sit oieies permeintlibe 3iel Oieie mt
erb0rten Spfer merit?
gs nutB nod einen tieferer @rlnto
geben fir oe1t &rieg. @ir lagen:
1. @ott tpill SEN &rieg niht. Ser
&rieg lit ei,t! l1ebel, ein getpaltiges
ltebel. u5riebe oen Meniden altf gr-
oen, oie zines gltten @iaens lil1o."
80 bat 8ott ser Oteni6beit bei ser
@ebrrt ieines Sobnes perfiinoen loi=
fen. ,,slls Solge Ser Sinoe lit Ser
arieg elm @erf ser Wteni6en. 81
ipeitig @ott ltrbeber Der >Sii11be lit.
ebenlp lperig lit er l1rbeber oes arie.
ges. stber @ott l1Bt Sen &rieg at,
1n bie Meni6et NIT ibren etgenen
toridten 9ebren uno ibren miloen 2ei~
beni6aften 5u itrafen, tie ol1r6 SCOT
nno gleuo Dieoer auf BEN redten 8eg
suriid5ufiiDrelt BON oetn tie abgetutz
6en iilto, tpie er belt perlorenen Sobn
Dltaf Scot l1t1o glelto lpieOer 5llriicf@
gefiibrt bnt irts 8aterbuus."
Sic 1noberne l11tglaubige 9Selt
lpollte l1nb tpia eil1en Srieoen obnc
@ptt. Sic mill nibts miiielt pon sen
afitteln, Sic 1tns @ott gegeben bat,
Inn oet 6rieoen 5lt baben.
2. Ser &rieg lit Sade ser Wfe1t=
iden, ibrer 2eioenidafte11, perfebrten
Sci ltrebunge,r, ibrer Subgier, ibrer
ltngeredtigfeiteu, ibres 9eeibes, tbres
So6ntl1tes. .-l -.. ~,
$50 ser ugl,te Bile" gum 5rieoen
feblt, oa. ereiff Ser arieg gar balo.
mie eilt tpilbes 6eter aln1 ii6. Sic
2eieenldaff reiat Sic 8olfer al1f. Ser
SaB tpir6 geiAiirt. 50 mabt oer
WienIb ben &rieg. ST treibt Sl11toert=
taulenoe it, SEN Sos. Wfllionen ins
gleno, in Sdn1mer uno Nof.
Sic 4ripsstreiber ipieeein oen Sol
tern bpbe Sseale nor als 3iel oes
&rieges. SnbeIien iino es Sbeinioea@
le; oe,llr Der &rieg uno. ser arieg bon
beute goa,5 beionoers, fanat au nibts
@ntem fiibret,. Was er @utes ant
Opfern, aiebegtaten nit iid bringh
oas Hfmiht daf fetn' 4ente giatsnfhrei-
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UMSONST SofisseSsn Sos Witt Pro, ,ce

FORNI'S HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnele Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, muskulosen Rucken enschmerzen, steifen
oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MAGOLO - alkalisch-lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und Verdauungsstorung her
Vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
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cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe-
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen,i sender Sic fir unser
Alpenkrauter Einfuhrungsangebot un
erhaiten Size
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HartIeibigkeit
die durch

verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort
Wenn' funktionale Hartleibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fGhlen und an deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, iiblem
Mundgerueh, verstimmtem Magen, Yer.
dauungsstGrung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt voll Won
GaseundB Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes AIpenkrauter.
Mehr ais elm Abfiihrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi-
zin, hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eige-
nen medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. AIpenkrauter bringt
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DSh uhu 8 Aot
dem Magen das
angenehme Ce-
fuhl Won w arme.
Einzunehme h en-
vie auf dem Eli
kett' angegeben.
Wenn ,Sie die
Freuden gliickIi.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
D. WEDNESDAY, o. 1913

himself. But he didn't do anything
Of the kind. He kept right on down
and disappeared! Yes, sir, that Is
just what he did, and when he dis
appeared there was splash enough.
Oh, my yes! There was such a
splash that Peter could see the
water fly higher than the banks of
the Smiling Pool.
Why! Why-e-e! Something
must have happened to him and he
has fallen into the Smiling Pool"
gasped Peter. staring round-eyed
at the place where the stranger had
disappeared. As he stared there
was another great splashing, and
up in the air rose the stranger
sending shower of sparkling drops
in all directions. With heavy wing
beats he rose and then Peter saw
that in his claws was clutched
something-something big. For just
a second Peter feared to look lest
he should see his old friend Jerry
Muskrat clutched in those great,
cruel claws. But he did look, and
when he saw that that something
was shining and silvery he knew
that it wasn't Jerry. 1t was a fish,
big fish!
Up. UP rose the stranger and then
turned, and with great wingbeats
headed straight back for the Green
Forest. taking the big fish with him.
AS soon as he felt that it was safe to
do so, Peter came out of his retreat
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Peter Rabbit had run over to the
Smiling Pool for a bit of gossip
with Grandfather Frog If he were
in sight, or with any one else who
might happen to be there in case
Grandfather Frog was not. He had
just reached the bank of the Smil-
ing Pool and had time to see that
Grandfather Frogs big green lily
pad was quite lonely looking with
out Grandfather Frog sitting on it,
and that Jerry Muskrat was sitting
on the end of an old log which was
half in the water and half out,
when he looked toward the Green
Forest and saw the stranger who
belonged to the Hawk family head
ed toward the Smiling Pool.
Hello! Good -by!" shouted Peter
to Jerry Muskrat and scampered
for a hole between the roots of the
big hickory tree which grows near
the bank of the Smiling Pool. Once
in the hole he drew long breath
of thankfulness. Then he turned
and watched the big stranger, whose
broad wings were bringing him
straight over the Smiling Pool.
Queer I never have seen him try
to catch any one. nor have I ever
heard any one complain of being
chased by him." muttered Peter.
Il wonder: what he lives on"
AS Peter said later, things hap
pened then just as if they were in
answer to his thoughts. The big
stranger was just above the Smiling
Pool and headed straight toward
the Big River. just as he got right
over the middle of the Smiling Pool
he turned a little circle in the air,
seemed to hang there perfectly
still for a second, and then with his
wings closed he shot down, down.
down SO fast that it quite took away
Peters breath just to watch him.
Peters first thought was of Jerry
Muskrat. OF course, that must be
who this great stranger with the
ugly great claws was after. From
his hiding place he couldn't see the
Smiling Pool, although it was so
near. And so, of course. he couldn't
see Jerry Muskrat. With all his
heart he hoped that Jerry saw the
danger, and he listened for the
splash when Jerry dived into the
water. But there was no splash
that is, there was no splash by
Jerry. Down plunged the stranger,
and Peter watched for him to
spread those great wings and stop
Evening star., 1943-07-21

and hurried to the bank Of the
Smiling Pool. There sat Jerry
Muskrat on his old log quite as if
nothing surprising and unusual had
happened. He was munching away
on a tender lily root.
What did you run away for?" he
demanded of Peter as soon as Peter
came in sight.
why, to hide from that fellow,
of course" replied Peter. pointing
to the direction of the big stranger,
Where did you hide?"
Hide! Me : hide?" exclaimed
Jerry, and stopped eating to stare
at Peter to see If he were in earn
est. What should I hide for? For
that matter what did you hide for?
do you mean to say you were
afraid of that fellow? Ho, no, no!
That's a joke. Why, he wouldn't t
harm hair of your head or mine" {"
Peter looked doubtful. who is
hep" he demanded Hes a hawk
isn't he? I wouldn't trust a hawk
as far as I can see one"
That just shows how ignorant
you are" retorted Jerry. That is
Plunger, the Osprey. He is a hawk,
it is true, but he lives wholly on
fish and you haven't thing in the
world to fear from him."
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Northern ireland
Plans Trade Revival

Revival of industry and trade in
Northern Ireland will take into ac-
count the needs and possibilities of
local areas. the Prime Minister
stated in the Ulster House of Com
mons in Belfast.
He assured labor members that
plans were being made with special
reference to the supply of labor in
provincial areas and that the eco
nomic position of each area was
always taken into consideration in
the conference going on between the
Ministry of Commerce and Produc-
tion and Imperial Departments with
regard to the setting up of industries
in Northern Ireland.
He called attention to the fact
that organized labor as well as
employers were represented on the
Production Council.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Lody HoIifox Christens
kuiser Escort Carrier

BY the Associated Press,
PORTLAND, Greg. July 21.-Lady
Halifax, wife of the British Ambas-
sador, christened the aircraft escort
vessel Natoma Bay yesterday at
Henry j. Kaiser's Vancouver ship
yard.
1t was one of three launchings in
honor Of the visit Of Lord and Lady
Halifax. A tanker and Liberty
ship were launched at other Kaiser
yards.
Speaking at the Vancouver
launching the Ambassador said,
When the history of this war is
written the history of the seaways
will rank among the epics of all
time"
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Cubon Bourd Works
On Postwar PIons

BY setting up Board of Eco
nomic Warfare in Havana. the gov
ernment Of Cuba has taken steps
to adapt the islands economy to
the war and prepare for the post
war period.
The board will recommend de-
crees to implement a production
and supply law of 1912 which gave
the President practically unlimited
control Of exports and imports and
agriculture. The board will organ
iae output, coordinate labor and
investment capital as factors of pro-
duction, grapple with unemploy-
ment, obtain supplies for essential
industries and unity industry, trans
port, mining and banking.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

bonds and the proceeds will. help
build a new warship, the youth said
last night.
Pinckney said he wrote the Los
Angeles War Finance Committee, Of
fering to donate the Jail to the city
provided it be auctioned of for War
bonds and the proceeds be used
toward construction of the cruiser
Los Angeles. Last night, he said,
Committee Chairman Albert s. Scott
accepted the offer by long distance
telephone. 81
Pinckney said he plans to 60 to
the West Coast within the next two
weeks to attend the auction and pre-
sent the deed to the Jail.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

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Evening star., 1943-07-21
Carlyle Thorpe's Wife
Sues for Maintenance
Rx the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 2l.-A for
mer New York showgirl, Mrs. Paula
Thorpe, yesterday filed a $1,000
monthly separate maintenance suit
against her husband, Carlyle Thorpe,
racing stable owner and head of a
large walnut growers association.
Mrs. Thorpe. 81, well known in
Chicago, New York and other East
ern cities under her professional
name, Paula Stairway, charged. the
58-year-old owner of the Stairway
racing stables with cruelty and de-
clared he elected her from their
home last June %.
She estimated Mr.. Thorpe's wealth
at more than 81 900. 900 and his in
come in excess of $50,000 a year.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Youth Who Bought JoiI
Gives 1t for Bond Sale

By the Associated Press
HARVARD. Nebr., July 2l-The
Harvard City Jail which 16-year-
old Robert Pinckney bought at tax
sale will be auctioned off for War
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Others die for you; the least you
can do is buy for them. Get your
War savings stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Horse Rucinq Tuxis

Protests are being made In Lon
don that hundreds of taxis using
gasoline are carrying passengers to
horse races.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
Mother Seeks 10 Find Son
Who Left 10 Join Marines

The mother of a 16-year-old boy
who left home 10 days ago with full
field equipment Ito join the fight
INCEST outfit in the world, the United
States Marines" today issued a per-
sonal appeal to the youth to return
home.
The boy, Ralph Edward Quimette,
3430 Pennsylvania avenue Sc, left
home at 7:l5 am last Wednesday
equipped with a sleeping bag, pup
tent. water canteen and a cooking
outfit. His mother, Mrs. Lucille
Stump, who is now under a doctors
care, said Ralph had had the idea
of joining the marines for a long
time. She was unable to say what
prompted his sudden decision to
leave. She said he was a student at
Anacostia High School and was in
terested in painting.
The mother described the boy as
5 feet inches. 165 pounds, gray
eyes, brown hair, wearing blue hat,
red sweater and sneakers.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

the prospect Of high wages do not
blame these men for taking jobs
where shorter hours and less
fatiguing work means more money
in their pockets. They do believe,
however, that unskilled labor on war
projects is being paid too much and
that If this pay were brought down,
the farmer would be better able to
compete in the labor market.
Can't Compete With 81 an Hour.
One farmer said he had lost two
men to war projects. He said they
were paid 81 an hour, and as much
as he needed men, he could not
compete with wages like that"
Meanwhile, w. T. Woodson, super
intendent of Fairfax County schools,
said plans were being discussed to
allow high school students there and
in other rural areas of the State to
aid in spring planting. He said stu
dents were employed last fall to pick
apples and harvest other crops and
could be employed again this spring.
Mr.. Woodson said the plan used
last fall allowed students who had
permission from their parents to
check out of school for work on
farms. He said they were trans
ported in school buses and by farm
ers who came to schools for helpers.
While no definite arrangements
have been made this year, Mr.. Wood
son said that If farmers need stu
dents to help In the spring planting,
last years plan again will be placed
7 In operation.