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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
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(tebt auf recbt (cbmacben fuBen

Sonoon. Gem nelten iugoIlapilhen
&abinett, oas nah lange iflpclenber
&riie nlo 5:uei geifeiterten Seriuhen
Jebiloet 1ruroe, miro in froatiiben
areiien nit lln5uirieoenbeit beaesnet
uno allgemein feire Stabilitdt suerz
FAINT, nadloem ser friibere Sort
uno 9ersptrfsminilter CONAN @anp-
ann iih niGt tpieber eeipimen lieb.
ganpanin, Elm Ser6e, begriinoete
ieine Saltllng NIT Der bon frooti1ber
Seite fommenben aritif, oaB ser neus
@flnilterprdiioent, Milos Sriiuno.
ritif, bas 8an-Serbentum repraien-
tiert llno iih gegen Die 8leid]beii
con Serben, &roaten uno Sloapenen
irnerhalb ssusollutuien uenbet. 8anp-
cnin par crit fiir5lih bon Dem jun,
gen aOnig Rcter gebeten poroen, Elm
aabinett 81 b.lOen, aber Ser BON ibm
uaternommene Seriub lheiterte.
Cine beoeutenoe froatiih- politii6r
Teri0nlidfeit beidulbist 5rif1no.
mitif, oen 6iibrcr Ser ierbilden Ha-
rifalen 8artei cine Holitif 5u Begin,
iigen, oie iif) Ser 8iloung zines fo-
heratipen Sl,soilalpien entsesenlteai
,'ab Die. Shafiung @roblSerbiens BE-
oluedt, oas als ~Sugoilatpien" mas
fiert merOen ioa. 0ie &roaten fii5ren
ole inneren Shmierigfeiten Sugo.
ilamiens pdbreno ser pergangenen
stoan5ig Sabre auf oieie pan-ierbiif,s
Ginltellung 5uriif.
Die froatiide Yerionlihfeit erfldr,
.e er rSoeriels Stems slgencp", bah
1rifunonitid, ndbreno zines 9(ufent-
baltes in Sen Gereinigten Staaten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
;Stnfteit erjtrebeft
Il. =. SremnNietait

Waibington. Gin oifener finiifer
;Seriuh, before 9e5iebuneen gu bcn
SereiHigten Staaten 1pieoer ber5ultel=
len, nngeadtet oes oeutihen 9rudes
nnf Sinnlanb, bat in bieiigen oiplo-
.1atiiben &reiien Sntereiie erregt.
Die gil0ung elmer finniidAamerl-
faniiden Geieaidaft in Seliinfi, bie
iid ausiblieblid aus 5innen 5uiam-
lueniest, apurbe in Ser uergangenen
8ote in 9eliinsfi befannt eegeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

9tahridhten bon ser SSront suiolac
fiihrten Ole sld'e 80 9ipiiions nit
100000 Wanu an ser Wfitteliront
ms SelO uno baablit)tigten cine 9an=
geEbeDegung BON Srel nadl aursf
Dom 9torben, !uabrenb Die anoere 3ans
g'nbeneaung bon 8elgoroo i'm Siioen
9egen gtoroen gerihtet mar.
Die Na5is griffen NIT .groBan
5treitfrditen" an. Sanlt bat sic bun=
>crtaglge Hubepalie an ser ruiiilfen
6ront Elm Gnoe gefrlnoen unO Die
bon oen Na3is besonnene Sfienlipa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
George Shneioer, Reoafteur.
1tnse. Gtiane ,pieNer II,
Gt,aitaeito citactrofien

Gbungting. Wme. Gbiang aai-Sbef
tebrte per Sllg5eug su elmer freuoigen
@leoeroereiniglng NIT ibrem 8atten
iuriid, nad,oem lie eine auseeoebnte
Sonr onrd} Ole 8creinisten Staaten
nro aanaba aemaht bate. Sic traf
nit elner amerifanii6en Mannihait
nab elncr sSabrt bon $1,000 Meilen
in Gbungfing Elm. Sic begann iDre
Teiie im Hooember leeten Sabres.
Ser 3eitpunft ibrer slnfunit mar
u gebeim gebalten, baB nidt einmal
iDr 8atte lie auf Dem Slugplab ab-
@blen fonnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

ienbengit bel Sector Sans isoel, 8oriiser oes Sea-
tlonaltpnltees oes Central Serbanoes Elm, oas ser.
lebe nit sSreloen alien uniern 2eern sur Genntnis
bradte. Garali traIen nod plel mebr 8ratulations.
ifreben llnO 8eifenfe pohentlit Elm uno Die
sSreuNe mar benl HeoafteIr George Stneiber
iibergrpb.
God balo ioute oiee ;Sreube aetrilbt tperben
Heoafteur Sdneioer eritt cneu idNperen Sersid1lag
i'm SerbIt leeten Sabres ser i'm nlebrere Monate
tons gett feiiele. aollm mar oieie Nodrift unter
oen Selern perbrcitei, traen r@erbe Beiuno" ".Sars
ten aus allen Hdhtngen IN ierer @obnllng Elm;
berrlid)e 8lumpnitiite u,,rSen ibm 5ugeibift, llm
bn uno leine lebe 6attin 81 erireuen slae pollten
mtbefen, einc Nrbclter in Der 9ruderei arbeiteten
tlelBlg, 10 oaB Ole 3ettng obne ltnterbrefung ieoe
Aod)e berausgclddt peroen tonnte. gllles Dies bat
plel oa3u beigetragen Dob Gebafteur 'Shneioer id)
nun nieoer uuf Sem @ege Ser geiierung beinoet
nnO d)on IeItte slrbeit taglif perridyten fann
Siebe golfsgenoiien uno 6reunoel Sbnen
meine 9efiible ob bieer Gbrltneen l1b mir ent=
segengebradte 9iitige Slfe uto 0iinife lpeoer ge=
Juno 5u iperoen 5u ld)loern lit nft 1n0glib. SD
oanfe alien non gan5em Ser5en 8ott Der Mnmad)=
tiae, Ser aer 9eitite lentt beidiise Sic unb Der
gelte ales
Sbr ergebener
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
3apaiter ani Kisea
Scr Ucrt.iett,.t,e eepeikt

@albington. slmerifanii6e Slieger
taben luieoer Die iaponiide 8arniion
Scr 9lleuteninlel &isfa bombaroiert,
ole nunmebr enogiiltiger 0ernihtung
gelpeibt ideint. 8ei elmer .Heibe Don
neun Suftanariffen er5ielten tie 5abl-
reibe Treffer, oie groBen Sdaoen an,
rifteten, altd lit bie 9llfubr iebr err
ief)pert fir sic Sapaner felt lie slttll
perlorcn bnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

dublin. Canon Sc @alera murbe
IN Der erlten Sisung bes Oail iei1
Der 8eneral!pabl bonn 90. Suni mi!
81 gegen 81 Stimnen tpieoer gum
,Ninhterpr6ltoenten ser Mepmbli!
gire (Srlano) getpGblt. 0ie Mbltim'
mung ging Dor lih, na1oem Sc go,
lera gegen einen slntras giniprud
erhoben bate, oas Harteiipitem Biz
ariegsenoe gu iuspenoieren uno mil
elmer nationalen Neeierung au re-
gieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Chino er,uartet
arSbcrc Ginimtr

Gbungfins. Ger fineliibe 8erfebrs-
;,'iriIter Sieng Dang-6u teilte NIT,
man babe Elm sbfommen iiber Die Gr.
ofinung elmer nel,en 8erlorgungs.
route naf China iiber Beriien llno Ole
Sabn Sibirieu4Iurfeitann abgeihloi.
ien uno boffe, oab Die 9ieferunger
ouf oielem @ege idon in ndbiter 8u.
f,nft beginner meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08

aus fiibrenoen amerifaniiben 3ei-
tHngen, Die 3l oenfen oeranlalien an
liSlih oes groBen 0urbeinanber in
s2aibington in ben letter Monaten,
,go audi, ipeil Die vGolfspertreter"
iib riilten in Oe sserien 5u geben.
"N. q. 8orlo-Teleeram" GuBert
id1 spie folst su Dem Saus-geihluB
iiir Ginitellung ser 1Gtigfeit ser Sea-
tirnal Youtb Ibminiitration: vWir
tOnnten uns teinsn beiiercn 8eg 5ur
GinIparung bon $4S, 100000 benfen
=. 0urd Stliebung Ser ND9l mirb
Sic HegIeruns niht MIR 8elo iparen.
Sie miro audi Die 1anlenOe bon iun=
gen Mannern uno Srauen, oie bon
SieIer slmtslteae refrutert tporoen
|inb, apieber freimahen uno Tie fir
.pirflibe Mus5ilouuss Grogrammc
unter fonpetcnter 9eitung in ser ST.
iultrie unO in geiuerbliben &urien
Gifentliher S6l,len periiigbar MAIDEN
Sic miro al6 Sen Sort BON Maidl-
nenparf5eIgcn Ser NYsl fir before
Gertpenbuna in Der Griegsproouftion
treimohen."
Die nSeraloslribune" gebt IN eis
'em 9eitartifel auf ShulihluB una
Serienbeginn ein lno perglei6t Die
3eiten Ser Sorgloiigfeit, oeren @es
5!nn Oies iriiber INNER 5u beoeuten
pflegte, nit Sen slufgaben, Die ser
teutiJen ariegsiugeno nun ielblt IN
ibrer iomncrlicben Terien5eit barren.
"Mae auber aeraoe Ben iiineIteu Sim
ocrn iolten in oieiem CONNER ibre
&riegsallfgaben ba6en. llngeahr eia
9,rittel unierer 100000 &inoer IN
9telp Oorf arbeiten bereitS i'm Gictorp
0arbsnsYrogranm, taulenb Sigh
Sdbools sSl,ngens geben auf bie Sarm,
umb man rebnet nod nit mebr. lluO
add Die 2ebrer neroen innerbalb "a
ceSme!traicfe ser Staot bleiben, cren,
lie iiberbaupt ba5u 3eit finben, oenn
ouf] tie baben auerlei 5u tun. E"
0as uWorlb Telegram" gebt uui
bie neuen 2nubungen in sen Salo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Sniel,8eieb,af,e pen
WaeN Nrtt,.r iclbit aeleitei

MlHtralien. General WacMrtbIr.
iibernabm perlonlib bas &ommancp
Der neuen alliierien Sfieniipe i'm Siio.
tpeltpa5ifif. Gr leitete 81, Speratio=
uen gegen &irilpina in Der Srobr;-
ano-8ruppe uno gegen Die Sniel
WooOlarf ielblt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Der papjt ,parnt psr
ialistent Wviti3isrft,as

Bern. Ser uSHerpatore Homano"
oerOfientlibte oen Sert elmer neuen
GncDflifa oes Bapites Bius, in oem
e!pler Dor ofalidemu piti5ismus"
:parnt. um ginigfeit ser Menlben in
ser Stride appelliert unb lie aufior-
Cert, einanoer 5u lieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-08
Bulletin:

Wosfau. Der beutlge Seeresberid)t
srflart, OaB Die 9fuiien Sen Seutifen
einen ifperen Sblag perlett baben,
inoem tie Die Sfienitoe gum Steben
Dradten in ser Wfittelfront ourd1
Sotung BON 10000 oeutiden Soloa.
ten, 3erltorrns pon 1889 1anfs uut
&erunterihieBen non 649 6lug5eugen
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10 concentrate on his bridge, and
glared when they were playing a
hand and he said anything. Alto
gether 1t was decided flop of an
evening. And as the minutes drag
ged, Bill began to loathe Alicia
Carter. She was something of a
pain in the neck, so far as he
was concerned. And the moment
she signed on the dotted line ne
was going to leap right out of her
life
Presently, when he was dummy
and Alicia was playing the hand,
he let his thoughts revert 10 Susan
and to Adam North. He scowled
as he visualized Susan in Adams
arms-back in Linville. Of course
1t was on stage and it was
play, but Adam North looked too
pleased when holding Susan close
to him. Maybe Adam wasn't the
perfectly safe young man he and
other Linville husbands had been
picturing him. Maybe he was a
wolf in Galahad clothing. Still wa
tiers running deep, as the saying
went. Quiet men being devils at
heart. All that sort of thing. He d
be glad when that play business
was at an end 1t was bad enough
having Susan hanging around
Adam North's cafeteria, without
having her hanging around h i
neck at rehearsals. Just let him
find out that Adam North was get
ting familiar with Susan around
the factory-and, boy. there'd be
something for Linville to | k
about! Adam North would look
swell with couple of sinners, and
he, Bill Potter. was certainly the
! man to hand them out.
The more he thought about the
matter, the madden he got, and
the worse he played.
He began looking at his watch.
wondering if he could possibly get
home from Elmwood before Susan
got home from rehearsal. He was
afraid not, unless Mrs. Plat kept
them longer at the high school
than she had been doing. 1t was
then that he began praying that
the rehearsal would last until far
in the morning hours. He hated
the idea of sneaking in like thief
making such an entrance into
his own homeland yet he knew
that's just what he would do if
Susan got home first. If she was
asleep he could manage it. If she
wasn't he would probably end up
by telling a fantastic story about
working late at the office. Just
like comic strip-only unfunnier.
Never had he thought. not even
during his most morose moments.
that he would develop into suNh
a husband. !
And it was all Alicia Carriers
fault.
ITO BE COutiuueh
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-09
GASOLINE RATL0NS
DELAYED FOR 500
Local Motorists Fail To
Fill Out Renewals
Properly

Approximately 500 New Hanover
motorists will not receive new
A gasoline ration books until
Nov. l because when applying for
9 renewal they failed to properly
Ill out the application form. ra-
uonlng officials said Friday.
1t was emphasized that applica-
IONS Tor renewal of basic gas ra-
IONS must be completed in every
way or else applications will not
re processed until next month and
motorists stand the chance of not
receiving their books before the
valid date Of the books
Instructions on the back Of the
A application form should be
followed to the letter. officials
SAID Principal errors being made
no" are failure by applicants to
Identity the vehicle and tires last
inspected on the lower section of
me form, failure to turn in the
PACK cover of the old book, and
lalIule to turn in the present tire
inspection record for the vehicle.
AL applications improperly COM
pleted will be mailed back to auto
mobile owners.
-V--
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CHAPTER TIIRTy-TWo

Meanwhile Bill Potter was hav-
ing MS troubles. That Alicia Carter
woman! Getting her to make up
ner mind was like nothing else on
Top SIDE of the earth. Confound
tne luck anyway! First she want
ca to DO this. And then she want
ed TO do that. One day it was one
thing, and the next day it was
something else. She was wearing
i,lln ooWn, no doubt about it. Time
Tying, Workmen wanting to buy
Eomes of their own, and Alicia
carter seesawing back and forth.
never quite sure what she ought
10 &C, and always hesitating abolt
taking the ad'ic> she kept asking
Tor. Darn women anyway! They
were enough TO drive a man co
his grave long before his time.
Thoughts such as those wer g
c.urning thru !gb MS mind now as
he drove ovet to Eimwood. He
hadn't told Susan that he was 60
MS. He knew she would say some
THU g catty, and something catty
was certainly something he didn't
want to hear. He wos beginning
to think that Susan's judgment of
Alicia had been correct, but darn
ed If he'd give her the satisfac-
ton of telling Ter so. He hated
scenes-and here of late he and
Susan had gone through several.
scenes he had never thought he
would share with Susan, of all
people. She was touchy, and so
was the whole cockeyed world.
So he had gone home to supper
little earlier, telling Susan he
had done SO because he knew she
wanted to get away for the re-
hearsal. She had looked at him
as though she knew perfectly we'll
he was lying. and said, How sweet
OF you, Bill" Then the moment
supper was over, he had gone back
to his office, presumably to work
late, but actually to get his car,
which was parked out back of the
building. Alicia h d telephoned
him that afternoon. urging him to
come over that evening if he pos
sibly could, as something impor-
tant had come up which she SIM
ply had to discuss with him. He
had tried to get out of it, but she
had finally gotten her own way by
declaring that she was quite sure
she had at last decided on what
to sell and what to keep.
Il can't talk to you about it over
the telephone, she said.
Then can't you come to my
office tomorrow" he had asked.
mo. Bill. l can't possibly man.
age it." she replied. I've got two
long fittings with my dressmaker,
and cocktail party to attend Be-
sides. it's so much easier to talk
business here at my place than at
your office-so few Interruptions, l
mean
"Okay. I'll be over he had
finally said. I'll drive over right
after supper
why not come Slralght from
the office?' Alicia had suggested
"Tll give you something to eat"
Thanks, but 1 DO have a wife,
you know, Alicia he said. And
when she plans a meal she likes
me to eat it,"
Very well, come later But not
too late"
And presently Bill was finding
out just why Alicia had said mot
too late She had two other peo-
pie at the house, and she wanted
him to make fourth at bridge.
Bill Potter thought. Gosh, that's
Adam North's job, being a fourth
at bridge, a fourteenth at dinner.
not mine" Then he got a little
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SAL hDA1, oSlODLh
s.steru War Time P. M.-Subtract One
Hour for CWT., . Hrs. for MWT.
CHANCES IN programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate.)D
l.80-New Opera, L lncacntesimo - nbc
Tommy Tucker Orches., Topics - blu
TO Be Announced Il hour chs
News; Dance Music Orchestra mbs
200-lIusette Music Box OrcheS. - blu
Daacag Music Variety $50 m.l mbs
2-g-Football Game for 1-2 hrs.-cbs
Rgy Shield and His Orchestra nbc
Football to be Announced blu
s6o-lIaritime, Seamen's Show chs
Vsvy Bulletin Board, Variety mbs
s,3l-ThIee Suns Trio, Dancing nbc
To Be- Announced go mins.) - blu
C,,ps Davis. Commando. Drama chs
54y-Curt Massey and Company - nbc
t0G-I Sustain the Army Wings - nbc
Message OF Israel on tine Radio - blu
quincy Howe and News Time - chs
Payer I Hear America Sing - mbs
fl5-People's Platform. Forum chs
To Be Announced rs minsl - mbs
Gyl-ReNgion from the News nbc
1.a Fitzgerald, Songs and Orc - blu
Hawaii Calls Native Musicians mbs
t.j-Musicana from an Orches. nbc
L.oa Henderson and Comment - blu
W5ad News and Commentary chs
nor This We Fight. Talks rbc
WHAT'S New, Hour with Variety - blu
Jan Behind the Gun, Drama chs
A@erlcan Eagle Club. London - mbs
,.3-Ellery Queen Drama nbc-basic
Grand Old Opry Program nbc-south
ESQ Hawk and His Quiz Show - chs
A-,aur Hales Talk Wor-wazl-wbax
4!5-Arthur Hale repeat other mbs
g19-Abie's Irish Rose Drama - nbc
News Broadcasting Time, Daily blu
To Be Announced 80 M - chs basic
Dancing Music Orchestra other chs
'-e,odies Come From California - mbs
2--Boston Symphony Orches. blu
3 Truth or Consequence Quiz - nbc
. Ianec Sanctum Mystery Drama - chs
F-vegn Assignment. Dramatic chs
alive Minute News Period chs
g:00-National Barn Dance Show nbc
Saturday Hit Parade Orchestra chs
Cucago's Theater of the Air mbs
9,l-Edward Tomlmson's Talks blu
S'S0-Can You Top This. Gags - nbc
Spotlight Bands, Guest Orches. blu
945-saturday Nights Serenade chs
955-Harry Wislner Sports Time - blu
q 'N-Barly Wood Orch. & Songs nbc
John Vandercook Commentary - blu
jam &. Hughes and Comment mbs
lC ,5-Dxleland Capers. Song Orc. - blu
Amy Service Forces Present blu
Groucho MARI and Var. Series chs
Saturday Nights Bondwagon mbs
10,99-The Grand Old Opry = other nbc
Il 45-Fifteen Min. Talks Time chs
Betty Ram and Her Song Spot - blu
Dancing Music Orchestra Time mbs
Variety with News - nbc
Dancing & News 2 hrs> - blu & chs
Dance Marines News hrs. mbs
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RADIO
m WMFD WILMINGTON
1900 Kc
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9
a. Family Altar Rev. J. A. Sui
Red, White and Blue Network
Program.
eaO-NeWs summary.
'Y5-Musicai lock
SS,52G--The Breakfast Club with Don Nc
Neil.
.,.oo-VedItation Period.
!GC.@o-John Freedom.
= y0o-Let's Dance.
y So. P. News.
u ~ N The Land of the Lost.
- 0C-Blue Playhouse.
19.25-NeWs.
int P. News.
! ..n,-News Wilmington Star-News.
i.i5-Tommy Tucker Time.
a.o9-lIusette Music Box.
= a. Poseland Ballroom Orch.
- Michigan VS.. Notre Dame.
-%6-To Be Announced.
sou Message Of Irsael.
C90-Lets Dance.
News Wilmington Star-News
T00-Whats New.
. 09-Watch, the World Go BY - Row
,,z- Fo.teti symphony Orch.
o,iS-Edward Tomlinson. News.
9.3o-Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands
o.S5-Harry Wismer. News Sports.
t9.00-U. P. News.
Service Forces presents.
n. 45-Betty Ram.
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+ angry. Alicia had tricked him, that
was it.
He followed her into the house
after being introduced to the man
and woman on the front porch.
since they were all sitting there
because of the mildness of the
evening.
Look here, Alicia,'' he said,
I'm a busy man. I can't spare
the time to run for miles to play
bridge. 1 thought it was business
you wanted to talk"
cit is said Alicia. She laid
hand upon his arm. Don't be
angry, Bill, dear-please. That
man out there has been trying to
sell me some bonds and things,
and now that he hears I may sell
some of this old Carter property,
he's keener than ever for me to
invest"
$50 what?" said Bill. whats
that to me?"
Il want you to hear him talk,
and then advise me what to do
with the money"
"But you haven't even sold the
property as yet" said Bill. (Which
reminds me, Alicia, that you've
got to make up your mind-and
right now.''
II don't like to be rushed" said
Alicia.
Good Lord, nobody's rushing
you! You've been trying to decide
for weeks"
Il know, Bill, but 1 do so want
to do the right thing. I've made
SO many mistakes during my poor
little life" Alicia sighed. Il want
to be sure for once that I'll have
nc regrets"
Bill watched her mix drinks, and
thought of the men she had mar
ried. He wondered if they were
the mistakes she had made. And
as for the poor little life'' part
of it, he didn't agree with her.
Alicia Carter had done pretty well
by herself, if anyone should come
up and ask him. And as he saw
the way she looked at him now
and then, with something like in
vitation in her eyes. he decided
that Susan had been right about
her. Alicia liked men - and she
wanted attention. She was doubt
less enjoying keeping him at her
beck and call. Well. one thing
certain, she wasn't going to 60 on
like that much longer.
You carry these out, won't you,
Bill?' she said, placing four tall
glasses upon a tray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Register have never had mint
juleps and they're all excited about
having their first ones"
Bill took the tray. Before we
join them, Alicia" he said, 1
want you to know that unless you
make up your mind about this
within SO hours, the deals
off"
why. Bill" Alicia p d. |
That's not even two days"
II know it isn't" said Bill. But
don't forget [ want to sell homes
to Workmen while they are able to
pay for them-while they d
them. Not year from now Or
thre years from now
Alicia looked hurt. Then she
pouted.
"All right, you old slave driver,
you." she said
Bill played bridge very badly.
and what was worse. he lost a
considerable sum. And he was in
no condition to lose money, at
bridge or any other way. Then,
too, the man Register struck him
as being blowhard. His wifi e
wasn't much better, as she brag-
ged about their home near Balti- |
more. They talked when Bill tried
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RALEIGH, Oct. 9.-tR)-R O v
Rankin of Statesville was named
today on the OPA advisory com
mittee for the structural clay
product industry. He was the on
ly North Carolinian among the Is
appointed.
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Ihe ancient Cyreanians had
wa OF flies called Achor.
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