davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04

RUSAI su Lenkais ana die
na pasikalbejo kaip zasis su
avizomis.
LIETUVISKI bolsevikai dix
ciai renka aukq ambulansams
Maskvai, bet nesako nieko apie
Sipkartes savo komisarams
Sovietu roju. KAHN kodel?
MUSU kataliku vadams da-
bar kaip tam zmogui kuris nu-
sistvere meskos uodegos: nei
paleisti, nei laikytis socialism,
NAUJIENOS ana diena pa.
sakojo: "Tokio dalyko kair
dora diktatura pasaulyje ne
buvo ir nebus". Todel ir Gri-
,gaicio diktatura Nanjienu pa
rapijoje nedora.
RAUDONA Vilnis sake, so.
cialistu naujienas daznai ap.
ina "kvaitulys, dusulys ir cho-
lera'. Tai macni ligu kombi-
nacija ir mes, kaip geri gydy-
tojai, noretume matyti zmogl
visomis trijomis serganti.
KANADOS Lietuviu bolsevi
ku organas, Liaudies Balsas
ana diena nejuciomis isspaus.
dino pasiprieSinima Stalino ro
litikai. Sake: "Valstybes tur
butt sudarytos taip kad prigu
letu tik zeme kur daugums
tos tautos gyventoju". Kadan
gi Lietuviai ne Rusai,- tairLiau
dies Balsas iseina prizes Stall
no valia, kuris Lietuvius butt
mai nori prikergti prie Rust
valstybes, nors Lietuvoje gy
ventojQ dauguma LietuViai il
lie privaletu prie savO valsty.
bes priklausyti.
LIETUVISKI bolSevikai TX
Siam name kad Smetona ir tau
tininkai yra didziausi Lietuvil
tautos priesai. Nereiks juoku
ju "literadurna" draugija da
bar isleido knyga "Didysis Lie
tuviu Priesas", kur aiskiai iro
donna kad ne Smetona ar tau
tininkai priesas, bet Vokieciai
Taigi, bolsevikai j prota atejo
Geriau veliau negu niekad.
RAUDONAS Andriuli u k a
ana diena norejo "is Jokub'
padaryti Izaoka" ir Ameriko
Lietuviams ''broliais" ipirst
Kubiliuna, Meskauska ir An
ceviciu. Mes tuos "brolius
graziname Andruleviciui, pri
dele dar Palecki SUI pustuzini'
jo komisarQ.
.NORS Lietuviai dainuodavC
"Saulute tekejo", bet tai, ma
tyti, buvo tik "Smetonine pre-
paganda", mes tikrenybeje sau
lutte "taip valstieciu, taip dar
bininku languose suzibejo" Lie
tuvoje tik po Birzelio Is, 194(
kada atvyko puse milijono gin
kluotu bolsevikisku "astronc
mu" j Lietuva. Taip bolsevik
Vilniai pranesa tulas K. Sa1
maitis.
BOLsEVIKU Vilnies redak
tcriai nudziugo Amerikieci
rasytojo Lippmann'o pareisk
mu kad Atlantic Carteris nenu
states rubeziu iamzinima. Tie
sa, bet Carteris nustate sval
besni dalyka, kuri bolsevik
pakalikai praziopsojo: jis nj
state kiekvienai tautai tets
gyventi po tokia santvarka p
kuria nOri.
lliryo dahar vro niUiau>,i :
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04

Dirva dabar yra pigiausiss
darbininkO liuOslaiki0 drau-
gas; platinkit ia tarp saw.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-04
sDIDZIATSIAIS Ezerais bi

eDlDZIATSIATS EZeraiS be-
gyje 1912 metu sezono gelezies
rudies pervezta rekordinis kie-
kis 92,O77,OOO tonQ. Daugiau-
sia atvezta Clevelanda.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
LEGION WILL PLAN
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Plans 10" the membership cam
2aign are 10 b" discus ed at tho
monthly meeting tonight of HCndcr-
son Post. No. ca. "i The American
Legion. DR.. y. II. ?arham. new pos
commander. is 10 preside. and he APP
pcalCd 10 all members today to be q:
hand. promising that some matter.
Of Importance Will be on the pro.
nam Irr Consldc! AEON.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
Ration Book No. 3
Applications Taken
BY Rationing Board

Persons vino have failed TO receive
war rail % books No. 3 should apply
IN pcrS % at the office of the war
price and rat.Uning board before
August 10. ii was stated today by
). NJ. CrUwdcr. chief clerk 10 the
vance ratIOnIng board.
The last Of nearly 3.500.OOO of ths
books issued in this state were mail
cd late Saturday from the Office of
price administration mailing ceaicr
at Charlotte and all should have
been delivered by this time. it was
Sdid.
Persons vino mailed the applica-
lions IN June mast prcscn; the id,n-
1Iigilpn stub which was detached
rom the application blank TO re-
ccivc The new book. Persons who
did not file applications in Junc will
DC given application forms at the
local war p.iCc and rationng board
office. Application blanks for ration
books for babies born since June
may also be obtained at the ration
ing board office.
Comparatively few persons in this
county have failed to receive their
new ratioring books, it was stated,
on the basis OF inquiries already re-
celVed at the loca. office.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
s Ss", To-?

!. Can on" be divorced without
court action in any State oG tho Y.
$!
2. From which European country
did General i'ulIsli come?
3. Henry George was an economist
an cSsayiSt or an inventor?
!. Express 1882 in Roman Num-
erals
:. Albert Elns;cu is The author Of
,hC Theory o. --.-?
&. What i, the abDrcvia;irn for
hundr"dwcigh"
:. Name thc rn1v Negro general
officer in The t. S. Army.
q. Will - bud which aligh's on =
single. unin>ulatcd. high-vCljaGc
live" electric wire Gc clcctrDc,,tcd:
9. Eligible workers may start
drawing old-arc retirement benefit
under the Social Security Act az
age 60. 65 or 70?
10. The Books of the New Tesla
ment arc held 10 have come into en-
istence during the Apostolic Age;
true or false?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
Leaf Men Leave
For Border Belt
AS Season Opens

llrEr number of tobacco men
from Henderson have alrCaGv G"na
c. VIII leave to-day or tumo!rp,y iuI
."'IuuS auction CvntrrS III III" Euriir"
Erll Ia start ii the selling .Casu:.
'h'E" 81 Thur day. Some WI! Lc ca.
. 90 - IN the warehouse business ana
.,Hs!$ will be on the market "a uEy-
-.s.
A,o$t buyers Will be occupied IL.
ne belt i0r mos ui the season ,ht'..
wi then will return here TO. the
Middle Bcit start ON Monday. Sep
tC!uDCr Is. That will DC true also az
!p,u! W;TChou-"'uCn. who will br &C
'lNc at several auction ccnlcrs. most
" on the North Carolina side at the
line. Buyers VIII ian al; over the IN
..rr belt, some of item being in
o.. UiH Carolina.
irC BIC Eastern Carolina Ecii Will
N'" prior u s'".l ui the season mere
.iJ elsewhere ~ the Middle Brl;.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
Convictions
BY Recorder
Number 43

foFly-lhfCr CONVICTIONS were OBJ
AIMED III t"".N al rcc"idCr "nur,
curing July INC ni"hthIN rrpw; To-
day oil l.. .. FaIEncr. clerk ri SUI
pcrl"E court showed. mere were 81
defendants. and lines amounted !"
H21i.oj ana Ices 10 $3o9.lI. a total
"l S'""."'.
invent %-|.Sht %! Inc ucicnd:I'"
were WhItr men ana three we've
Whltc women: twenty were C..nrru
mon ana lh%Ir were no C"in:'d w"-
men.
rory ihii COSTS a." costs ana iIn'-.
;hf"" were taxed win the cost and
IN" cost iciniticd. ana i"r. were
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
Post Office
Revenue Up
II Percent
Gain for 7 Months
Is 1886 Over
1912: Total $42,998;
July $6,253

fCcCiDtS ur Tn" Henderson pnst
'liIcr Tor July ran the gain Tor seven
Months uf 1913 To S7,33G.3n. POST
riHSt"r j. Il. league announced to-
HIy IN revealing the nl"nth'S Gross
."v"rUC. /, was ~ far the larecS,
"Hir 'r'r achieved iy the Office IN
u:ll"' !.urih .: time.
JAZZ r'"ii% amounted H. SG.25.;.-
81. OF Hi%3.%J i"'"c Than IA" -, igG.-
Il III July, 1872. EcN"n,sr for the
!"Ntn months period hit the hirh
i"lrk "r %i2.1H%.G', compared With
"'I.GG2.&i fer the like pcriad of last
year, az u gain of sT.33G.GO.
|; I'll the remaining five months of
1915 only hold ;h,ir own Wi bout any
increase al all, TIC calendar wears
toiul VIII exceed $4,000, compared
with q Grcss for 1912 of SGG2, l2J.DJ.
Should the present rat" of Gain be
continued thruuCn the year. the Of
rcr la1r reach Il total OF $4,000 for
the yCTr.
Postmaster TCr%t;C thought BOOM
ing wa!ii'n" iu.,inCss Il factor. bu,
attributed much of the increase to
soldier mail from relatives and
friends To men a. home and abroad.
n" small amount nf this is air mail
.'tl"!S, which ul late have come TO
be |n important pHrt Of Tie gross
revenue ui inc Office.
Tbs greatly Increased volume of
business has been handled by the
local post office with Il gradually
GWlndlluG staff. as some men have
ION" mia In" armed force; for the
duration al the Wur and arc lost to
the Office iOr that period.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
EBENEZER CHURCH
TO HAVE SERVICE

\ service - EtCnczCr Christian
church viii Ice held Wcdnc.t,ay
~: ~. August !. at Z p. III. with Rev.
!. VI. EUrWCll as srca!:Cr. Tn" Love
singers and the Heavenly Star quar-
'Ct will furnish the music. Tho pub
lie is cordially invited TO attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
Tobacco Is
Suffering In
Dry Weather

""rncC" ! Ia: IC'"!ipr:. INK. ~
one sections ui N2n"" county hC-
chuFc Of the prolonged drIlr"ht ard
ho' weather. aCcarC,inn Ia nl'Scrvci.,.
few localities hnd hcln:IIl show
c"s toward the end of last week. buu
other sections had nOnC and are SUI
:cring greatly from want OF
mOiS' urc.
Some opinions have beer advance
that here and there are tobacco
fields so far advanced that rain now
would do them but it'll" good.
The crop thus far has been mads.
under weather conditions th.i have
hCrH Internationally anniversaries. ana
this years Weld of the iCni will not.
ON The Wh"lr. be anything iil:" up t.
the quality ui the 1872 crop. IN tn,
opinion OF some observers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
SALVATION ARMY IN
TENT MEETING HERE

\ tent meeting revival under aus
pieces Of the local corps of Tn" Sal
walton Army is TO he started at
North Henderson tomorrow evening
and will run indefinitely. Envo%
Charles Cooke said today. The tent
will be located on grounds of the
community center.
Mrs. Cooke will do tho preaching.
the envoy said. but will not be IN
charge opening nlIht. on account of
Illness. Instead. hc will given Ian
tern slide lecture on the life Of
Christ. Special emphasis will he
placed on singing during the revival,
Il was stated
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-03
Mrs. Clark:
Under Bond
In Staying
Bail Of $4,000 Fixed
in Death of Will
Thomas Harrington
By Shooting

Ais. ola CLrE va. held uu.lc,
S!"."ln r"nd tor Tic O.p"h"r ,"fn.
Ct Vance Superior COAT ;"day u..
Il Charge OF SlLyIr" VIII Th,ma.,
Ih..tI"-i"n list Saturday nrlni a.
her huuC four uil,s n"rth ul Hen
,.,...t. ga u.v I,,.u.NIl.r H3.,.l,ay
81 1.,, "tl,aiy 60 .D."Nl,pr DIu IN
IA .I lriN un,i N"- .;uuI q !, ,u,
Cru3ay IJ.i.
',., E,.vr Il. l.. Ci,.r.uls. vino ~.
nIGv:. found prububl. CIj.. It ar'I r,l..
the defendant i"; superior cutui.
MiIt.->va At the ncu.in.: were
tC.i.v r"cpn. ~. ,uru, al Ni"huly.
street. Ini Marvin .Licuck. vino :.
,,u'. = uuNc been d.I,!uG the car ~
whi,h Harrington, ;wu .,ays an,
~" rsHl> were G!uIu. wien tl.l
Hi"Ic up - MIS-. ClalS's home ana
stepped. Sheriff l.. \. COtl.cll was
'N"cd ON" question. II hv .aw "a,
1vDU "In al tHc seem Of the .n,u,.
'.-., ell" NS replied IL the aIIIrm
10.
Harrington. according II office
Vas >luH HI un" uD-.- Icn ana alru
iHl.ty nMU'vs later, before he could
'r removed II nos piLl. Mrs. lm!k
N.|. placed ln laIl a short time la.cr
...d mas n,,u hcld there since.
.,$IHHDuN IL the brICi commits.
i.'.t 'lS iuu.N US thIg when the ave.
{" i'v car got ut'. lharrIngiJn wen,
'i.'' 'n2 house. and that SluppInc q,
. ,".'"nS N"s nrIrd inside. aud Iuat
'....n'im Wa> telling Mis-. Clark
81" .E "rWa. Then came the ,nu.
..'!h " pistol. ana Mrs. Iialk Is ,;ul
Evening star., 1943-12-12

TO put yourself in Commando trim. Of course you
can't get that wonderful training given to Com
mondos-but this you do and Faithfully should
do, as all commondos must do. Get vitomin every
doy! Grapefruit solods, cups. and cocktails delicious
dishes by the dozen-eon be made with Florida
Grapefruit So each time you make your marketing
list, remember those burly commondos. And always
include Commando Fruit in your "order Of the Day.!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

CTpATE0pn-475i w. Vernon Highway
oihhiI UNI Open SIS. Robt Preston.
Ellen Drew wight Plane From ChunE-
king" scream in the Dark" r. Lowery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Dried Figs Adaptable
To Tasty Mullins, Desserts
n, pRupENCr PENNY

dry on a towel, clip stems and
cut into small pieces. Cream
shortening, add sugar and cream
thoroughly.
Add well beaten eggs and
beat: add flour sifted with soda
and salt and mix thoroughly.
Mix in figs. flavofing and corn
flakes. Drop by small Spoonfuls
onto ungreaSed cookie sheet and
bake i'm moderately hot oven
400 degreeS) 10 TO u minutes.
Makes about , y dozen medium
sized cookies.
Fig Nut Whip
] cup dried figs
package lemon favored
gelatin
ia cups hot water
u cup cream or chilled evapo-
rated milk
J cup chopped nuts.
Rinse figs; boil 30 minutes in
water 10 cover. Drain. clip stems
and cut into small pieces. Pour
hot water over gelatin and stir
until dissolved; cool. When gel
attn begins TO set, add whipped
evaporated milk or cream, figs
and nuts and blend thoroughly.
Chill before serving. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

This pattern. together with a
transfer pattern of useful and
charming motifs TO embroider
on linens and garments, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for all
Anne Adams patterns. Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
Just out! Our new fall and
winter pattern book. Send 10
cents extra. Free glove and
bag pattern in book pattern
and book together, 30 cents.
Send your order TO the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
l225 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Hair Freshener

TO GIVE herself quick lift
of the spirits and at the same
time a fresh look 10 her APP
pearance. Olivia de Uayilland
sprinkles small amount OF
cologne on her hair brush and
sweeps it through her hair.
The cologne is so distributed
that it has no drying effects on
the hair. but leaves it with a
nice sheen and delightful scent.
Olivia is now being seen in
princess O'Rourke."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Where TO Enlist

WACS-206 Bull Building.
HourS-S:15r a. IN. to 9 p. m.
Monday; sis a. m. to Z p. m.
Tuesday through Saturday.
CA. 1892.
WAVES - Ninth floor,
Book Building, 1249 Wash
ington boulevard. Hours
$50 a. m. 10 6 p. m. daily.
Evening appointments can be
made by calling CA. 1868.
SPA Ssh Lafayette
Building. IA West Lafayette.
HouTs-S:30 a. IN. TO 9 p. m.
Monday: $50 a. m. 10 s p. m.
Tuesday through , Saturday.
Phone CT. $40.
ARM S-Thirteenth
floor Book Building. Hours
$50 a. m. TO 5 p. m. daily.
CA. 1868.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

YDnTA-woodward mr.. s-Mne TO. s-tii0
hhih Fun Show. Every Friday and
Saturday One Hour Cartoons. Comedies,
Musicals, In. Addition 70 Featuresl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Red Cross
Home Nursing
Classes Form

NFN CLASSES Home
Nursing are hcine opened h>
the Detroit Chapter Of me
American Red Cross al the fol-
lowing places.
Southwestern High 69-l w
Fort Monday Nov 5. 10 p ~
s. Clair Recreation Center
ASS Fairvew Tuesday Nov $.
Is p m.
RoScdale PARK Community
House Avon road and Scars
dale. Wednesday. Nov. ~. az
Cooley High school l5o55
TubbeU Wednesday, NoN IL
70 p. m
Cadillac school 1878 School
craft Thursday Nov. is. l-5
p NJ
Women who wish 10 enroll
can do SO an these places or hy
calling the Red Cross, Flizroy
5000.
There are now 40 Adult Home
Nursing Classes and 50 School
Nursing Classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuxedo To. s-s7se 4
iOhLDo Open 615 Deanna Durbin
in Hers 20 Hold" with Jos. Gotten. Also
- Assignment In Brtttsay," Pierre Aumont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

DRIED FIGS will be an item
Of unusual interest to the home
maker this season. Not only
Will they require no precious
ration points bat they viii be
one OF the few dried fruits avail
able in practically normal
volume.
Dried FIGS are a delicious con-
lection that viii ease the candy
shortage and can be used AS a
staple item IN cooking, baking
and other household uses.
To add 90 your old favorite
file here are some delicious
recipes round the clock Sc
lection that Will help you
whether YOU are worrying about
the children's breakfast, what
TO put i'm the lunchbOX or what
10 serve for dessert bridge.
Fig Mullins
l cup dried figs
3 cups sifted all purpose flour
I teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons gran u ] a I g d
sugar
A teaspoons all phosphate
baking powder
s tablespoons shortening
ia cups milk
egg.
Pour boiling water over figs,
cover and let stand 10 minutes.
Drain, clip stems and cut into
small pieces. Sift flour, salt,
sugar and baking powder to-
gpther. Work shortening into
flour mixture.
Combine milk and beaten egg
and beat into dry mixture. Add
figs and stir To blend Fill
creased muffin pans about three
fourths full. Bake in a hot oven
(45O degreeS) about 20 minutes.
Makes - medium sized mullins.
Fig Maple Crisps
q. cup dried figs
~ cup shortening
! cup sugar
, eggs
Up cups Sifted all purpose flour
II teaspoon soda
u teaspoon salt
D.. cups eorhflakes
y teaspoon maple flavoring.
Cover figs with boiling water
and let stand 10 minutes; drain,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

R0SEDAJE-iIsss Woodward TO. s-eI,s*
hVoLDhLL Park Free. Doors Open 6.4b.
Abbott a Costello. hit tho lee" Edw. g.
Robinson In destroyer" Plus Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

pIc tilred in
the low e r
sketch a
transfer pat
crn for ap
pl @ u Q q
Strawberries
included
Pattern
1876 is avail
able in sizes
small go 34l,
medium t36-
3S1, lar &c
40 42l and
extra larg g
q { 4 4 6 D..
mall size
2a yards 30
inch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
APRON

NO THESE strawberries cost
mo- more IN winter than in sum
mer. But there's more than one
way 90 fniSh Pattern 1876. Note
the tiny nlffiing featured in the
lop sketch, the ric-rac splcing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

P0JICE-la Hsitiner Ave. Free Parking r
hooob Open 6:l5 Marie Mcdonald
Robt Lowery, "a scream In the DARK"
western CycIope," with Buster Crabhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

pnIIcc-is Haitiner Ave. Free Parking 4
hVouL Gala Midnight show Saturday.
Come as Iats as Q y. M. and See Regular
Show Plus Sundays Two Features. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
F air Enough

I AN afraid that in my zeal to
Il extermlnate the Vermin in
the house of labor / have care
leSsly neglected 10 affirm as
often as / should have that these
dispatches are pro-labor and pro-
union. The two are not synony-
nous and l am pro-labor pri-
marily and always and in favor
of good unions but against
criminal and seditious unionism.
Strictly speaking, it should not
be necessary 10 say this. My
disclosures should speak for
themselves. Every individual
who has been exposed in this
campaign has been shown to be
an enemy of labor and Of union
ism.
They include not only the
wormy underworld criminals Of
the union mobs and the traitors
of the communist wing of the
Go, but such pretentious dema-
gogues as John l.. Lewis, Will
liam Green and Joseph Padway,
the general counsel of the AFL,
who. by his great effrontery, has
been able TO put himself over as
a spokesman of labor when he
has been nothing but a high
priced, hustling lawyer.
A Ii together, these enemies Of
"A labor have at their COM
mand a tremendous power of
propaganda with which to smear
any one who challenges them.
The unioneerS have hundreds
or publications in which 10
praise themselves as Hitler
idolizes Hitler in his Beobachter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
BY WestbrOOk Pegler

and they have stooges planted
in Congress and the legislatures
and state and city governments
TO eulogize them and do their
dirty work.
They use the workers own
money 10 publish papers telling
the same workers what fine men
they are and what low charac-
ter any one must be who utters
the truth against them.
II should make no difference
whether 1 am for or against
labor and unionism.
One thing that has worried
the boss unioneers more than
any other over the six years of
this campaign has been the thor
oughness of my work. Not one
single charge against any GRIM
inal or communist has been re-
futed, although hundreds of in
dividuals have been named with
no such timid qualifications as
"allegedly" or "reputedly."
Five years ago 1 told Green
that l would name a hundred
crooks in his AFL and by now
the number far exceeds that
promise The Go Office Work.
ers' Union, one of the groups
dominated by the Communist
influence, challenged me to
prove that any member of that
union had been guilty of treach-
cry to an employer by betraying
confidential information.
Within six weeks 1 showed
that a spy belonging TO this
union and employed in the office
of District No. so OF the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
BY Paul NIalIOn

commercial ways. and peculiar
domestic mannerisms of life.
These are not our way OF life.
TIE airplane has not brought
Il them into the belief that
democracy is the pure and only
inspiration or that commercial
ism should work our way. They
still have their generaliSsinoS.
their up-from-nothing communal
ideas.
The airplane which brings
them closer only carries US 10
them-if you happen TO be going
IN that direcuon-much more
speedily than before. providing
YOU have the money or influence
10 get a ride. Perhaps this COM
munication facility will evcntu-
ally bring them around 10 our
beliefs. Perhaps. the Buddhists
Of India and China will be con-
verted 10 Christianity in the end,
or perhaps they may convert US.
When you get right down 10
II. Mr.. Willkie has developed a
mechanical fact into a political
argument. We have lived next
door TO Mexico for generations.
You could hop there ever night
even before Mr.. Willkie went
around the world in an Amy
plane under Mr.. RooSeveltS %us-
pieces
But that did not bring Mexico
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

Of Luis Terrazas who once
owned the worlds largest ranch.
This ranch was in Mexico.
IT took a railroad train 14
hours 10 cross the TerraZaS
property all of which was
finally taken away from the fam
lily by the Mexican government.
THE countrys greatest voice
Il memory expert is Kitty Nc
Keever, chief telephone operator
Of King Features Syndicate,
New York.
She never forgets a voice AL
though she handles about 1000
calls a day.
Kitty is always genial and
never loses her temper except
when some stranger addresses
her as honey" or grille"
I'M GOLDNER. naval hero.
- says he learned TO swim off
the piers Of New York City.
1 learned TO swim off the piers
of Brooklyn.
And what a wonderful place
to swim it was.
That whimsical major league
ball player who in peacetime
was known as GERMANY
Schaefer insisted during World
War ! that he be called Lib
erty" Schaefer.
OUR dog has 10 stay in his
~ own front and back yards.
Is not allowed to wander
around. I guess the other dogs
in the neighborhood think he is
a sissy.
But we lost one dog by his
being hit by a speeding automo-
bile and are taking no chances
on having that terrible experi-
ence repeated.
MARGUERITE SNOW. Film
WI star of the yesteryear.
In the silent film version OF
Joseph and His Brethren" she
played Potiphar's wife.
This picture was produced in
New Rochelle, N. Y, the town
made famous by the play, AS
Minutes From Broadway"
AL Piantadosi. Song writer.
AIS first hit was The Curse
OF an Aching Heart"
He also wrote Pal of My
Cradle Days" What a Wonder
full Mother You'd Be" and
That's How I Need You"
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