davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-16

list of the human ,r.n... ...i......
have II definite rr'.f'n. .'.i, -
animals is II long one. | Mil IL,
Il few:
First, ROckp .Norr,nD, x,.,L,J
fecsr. This fewer M4I-,. D. n..
coming NOR" auG m.r' rr,yalrn,
is uransmitt"d g. man by wood
ticks or dog ,i,h- 'rat r.,.. L.'
come infected 10y r.. ......u,, ami
GUS animals alr,a.iy Do. ...f...r ,..s,..
the disease. They yr.r u4u..U.. ...r.i
animals. such aS tine .ir,,. ...,.....,t
and so forth. Hunters anJ rnns.
exposed in the woods To- the o,t.r,.
OF ticks shuuld taf. ,y.ry. ma.
caution to wear protective cIn,,.
ing.
Rabies, or hyd,ora.bja. in s.i,.
of the fact that public u.aI,I r,...,-
sures have ATTEMPTED 70 ,.raGi,Y,o
II Tor over 60 years. StllI romans
serious anima! health ur,h,n,,
for the human being bitten bv -
rabbit. dog or cat. There = -
chance for prevention nT .n.. !;
sease, however. 10y Incubation.
Tuberculosis Is ORG rl several
Diseases which MAY be- ,,.,r.'
united to man from .atr., p,uI.
try tuberculosis o. p..,.r.., 81,
the corn belt state .,ng .s,.....,.'
the Federal Inspection .g .ai,l..
used for dairy purposes a.- .,g...
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C20MhenzbmeMl!
by & =
SUSAN SHERl1AN


more misery for us both. Jake" sh,
bI%an we We both been mistaken
You're wrong about the store
about David. He doesn't mean 3
thing to me. Ask Hct if YOU don,
believe me" a sob caught he,
voice. The tears sircamcd down he,
face uncontrolled.
oh. darling. il is :. mess" Jak,
said Il never should have married
you. | knew it. but couldn't hcIr
myself"
Thcr" was n step behind them
Nina had come INTO the room ia
turn m the lights. Il didn't kroy
you wcit here. Miss Kay" she said.
startled Il thought you were in
your room dressing
Il, $ all right. Anna. 60 ahead.
Come on. Jake, let's get out in the
air. She brushed her hand quick
ly over her eyes. Jake took a hand
kerchicf from his pocket. mrfoldrd
1t and deity wiped the traces Of
tears from her face. NO more of
that. please. darling" he whis-
Pcrcd II Just cuts me in bits"
NO more, PROMISE" she said.
They s'rolled across the room hand
In hlnc
Would YOU like HE 70 get YOU
some dinner" Anna offered. Il
cou!G have II ready in no time"
Kay looked toward Jake. He
MODIFIED his head. Lets have Anna
max" rs on" of her marvellous ONE
lets. and Wen Omen NJ some wine.
| feel ready TO cave in
That's q good idea Wen eat on
the terrace. II $ not too windy And
lets 20 down to Hct's: maybe
some of the old crowd will be
there"
They were both as happy as pup
pies Dinner was fun. Hct's was
fun. Jake played In" piano For
hours. He got warmed up ana :he
music seemed to pour ont like the
water flows in waterfall fun.
with force. and incXhauStihlr.
The next morning Jake was up
before she was. I'm going down {"
my place ana work" he said. How
about having lurch with me. Mrs |
Kerr 90
Il should be delighted" She'd [.
planned to have lunch with David. !
He was coming back that day from
a fishing trip and wanted To he
posted on all the news He could
wait.
The important thing now was TO
keep Jake feeling happy. rcas-
Surcd If Jake wanted 10 work
again. half her battle would he
Won.
But IL wasn't so easy irving to
break her date with David. II made
lrr realize more than ever that ii
MAS high tim" site put an end TO
his situation that was so wearing
~ her. so trying 10 JGiiC She never
hO,Irht much about II from Dav-
DIS angie. but actually it was prob.
Iblv hardest nf all on him. Al least
he and Jake had each other
Hello" nc said w!icn he saw her
~ thc rOor "1vc been looking all I
vcr for you Everywhere went 5
was told you'd Just lcft. Not dc.
bcraic. I hope iIc smiled. shook /
or hand. and his eyes looked AZ 5
or rs though they could never get {
heir iill. ,
or course not. We didn't expect
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE

= I
'''' - IN ~
J"NE. L'o!tip drawn again
Don't lets go TO the Blakcs." he
tnlF L..,. ..I,., So, ,,,
n,,,.b
-.
Nv 'tS' promising sign; Kay
"'''' "''' 'rr.
II doe. matter where we 60, .
sh" sad. wen inst dirty, until a..
G..I til. s.,.,...,,. d., :.
ci.,..i a., 49,. -. 49, - 49, '"
.......,. ,,,. ,,.,, - :" ''','
LI.... , ,.,,.l.,'., 80 ,;,,... '''"' ~
., ...
."',. '.",' "'I'' ''''ihI weeks
h|' '.',u i"E" her out"
wy maven E"'i ASKED me to
49, ""''''" /" know. She
'.'' '.." ''".'"' HIS arm, and
...,., - 80 .'''H' i'' mar softly.
,,,' 1t /, ''i NV me scare" OF You
,,, one says you aien
,,. ,'', ''''' W" nave |" nave so
49, :" !"" ca" WORK Ana
,i.... '"'' : - ','''',' more important
r.., I " "'''% h'!Sp ald. especially a
, 49, "'i'lH WED isn't brilliant like
,g l....'' ,''''''''s' lie said with Bit
II, ness
Ray sat UP Gngrilv. THAT'S not
', " vi. Jth". You cant mean
"", w." g saying
-. AN though" I've always
''''' S''"i" h'"ic to that store.
W. '"ui"n; even have Il proper
=. %'',''.,'H i'i". IFS always been Ell
u'., '''' "'"i' or DAVID David here
way ','Hhi they brought YOU home
~ ~ '"'t' TALKING Ia IT," doctor.
" ,',n| rs though he owned YOU
me- ' "a =" coming here night after
.T..,
,.. '',h Knew was low in my
i,, ..,,' ~ ''iSt II was someone to
-" me company
WASH enough"
'uH were the only ono wanted.
, m,''' Jake. Iou wcrc"t ever here"
' S'iu OH his Knee, walked over
"r "ii'"'W. I'm not blaming
s"u, ! was stupid. i'll. duh"
! never said SO, did T." He was
' ~. i"'S. You were the one vino
."'''''fe" mat first Blake party.
- w."
rs
leo interrupted her. II did prom
ni.n, 10 l." mat tight the next
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-16

N"i; IN :" early You're locking fit"
size said. II" was sualura,d and
la! slept away some of the tired
lines that usually aged his face.
l really feel fine. All set to hear
The news. good and bad. We're
II"cHinG together. aren't We. |
thought. seeing that it's been two
whole weeks since I've seen Won.
hat w"'n celebrate and go to the
Rainbow Room
What should she say? one of The
, UEW!Iitvn rulcS with a married lie
, pHrtmrni Store executive was that
N"il were iiI:.; an employee and src-
only wife. The store prcsi ..rnl's
demand. on Ter Wurk.m. time ire
coded her husbands. The fact that
The ri"5!ucn. was David didn't al
Ter III" PRINCIPE. Hi; Guy wa. full.
over IL" lm'ch table. ~ ulnyl and
uninterrupted conversation. was
The logical time To discuss what
had gone on III his absence.
She hc&iigt"G. undrc.drd.
No" don't tell me you've for
gotten and made some other rlau."
David sad. studying hCr face Be
cause went have IL. I've some
IDEAS about moving some OF tie lie
.fariircnlS 'lroiirG and n really good
mon, We c,.., ~ "'n '"!'"''-
inst ,,, oT ,. a." '',' IT, 80
I'm mel, vcr 49,, ' ~, u,,.'' cue '''n
,.,,i,,t,,. ~ H'"' "'I''' '"'"t
hut final II IT,, ,',,.... gu. ....' Jus
Sbn ,,i sc '''t Il" ,'',.'''.
nearly moan gtn ,i;',... .''., wv"
srn,I bis r,",,,i, ,'.' ,'''.. van. u"
she drroI,J ,+i,,r,, wv. IT,, ~ '''' .,. NV
didn't srcr >, H., 49,.
wouldn't burf ii,, 81. ...i, ,...'....,
decided wh,, 90 s,,. ..,... 10
dinlcd his n,,r,bn, '''~
Jak.'s "UrII." ,...,n,.,.. r...
"IIcIIo I,i.a -. ~. .' ',,.,.''''
called nj fm.i ,ha 80. ~. ''.,''
"Oh - ,,,, .t.,.,.,.... O.. ,,.
bcca,r. tr,ior ''.'
Wh,r ra ,,i,.., H.. 49,. It,,
She rn,,lJ cd ,'',''
rh,,nr rho' ,,.,..,.f.
wasn't ,,,.,i,;. 81 ',..''
Shed v,i,aI o.,
hnnucn. e,,, ,,,..,. ......,
harmon ,n,i, O.. .., '',
love him, ,u,,u
.I,no,, ,,.,.,,,;. Nv.
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Dr Clrnt.rmInv will answer
questions "r general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
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Effect Of Biotin and
Ego White on Cancers

'nal nave been treated Will, ~
wi'ite thcrapy or with .,,... ISE
80; vases were reported nj a
meeting OF the Pathological So
.e'y "i North America lasi nn-
ccmbcr. last ne
experiments With Egg Whit.
Inc patients were not treated
WIN any form of x-ray, radium or
surgery, IN order that tho .xna,;
mehtS might he clear. The tr.,,
neit consisted simply in frcJ,r,,
'a'h patient ut least three Jnznn
IL" csg whites each day. Tn. ~.
portS OF the results of the t,.,,
hieh' were quite ASTONISHING. omo
patient with "A large maliru,n,
growth of the tongue imnroy.J ~
,'':'''h ana general feeling of well
nei''G; he also Increased in w.i,,l,
IN the meantime the growth die.
creased at least one-third in size
Naturally all physicians arc
somewhat critical and sI;eptir,l -,
results Of this kind. In fact IN,
New York doctors themselves mr..
me hrSt tn warn that prcmatur,
optimism should not he allowed ~
mold full sway.
At the same time most pbv.;-
Grams feel that while the trraim.r,
oil cancer by surgery, x-rav and
rad!lIm has made great strides and
Is able to cure many cases, if tur.u
~ inc early stage, the real. ulti.
mat" treatment will be some form
u! serum or drug or .mmuniziry
agent which will curb the trrL,Yry
!" cell growth in wildly maliyuont
tLmurS.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
W. VI. j.: Does taking ON and
sometimes two tcaSpuonruls of
baking soda before bed na,.m ,
rerSon? My husband tails II
every evening, regardless of what
ne has eaten or how he feels.
Answer: This amount of hr,.irc
soda does no harm TO anvnnr Raj.
ing soda il simply sodium b,rar-
Donate. which is an all;nn that
ncutraiiZes acid stomach. lin
""uhlrdly a person who takes il
IN this way has some degree of
acid stomach ana this make him
comfortable so that he can yet to
sleep. Quit Eagging your husband.
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Has Rare Disease

SAILING cHEEREULLY under the
Sha""w "t death is young William
G"I"rrIl. 1r. who is in hnsuj,,l
az Martins Ferry. O.. suffering
from rare disease called ",,,h-
acui" cndu""rd!tis," a heart all
mrnt from which two per cent OF
us HI'tIl"s recover. The youne,tcr
hopes That someone who has sur
llV"d the disease will give hin a
blood TRANSMISSION that wG,ild ~. ny
oodS IN his favor. (RtGTHGiiumup
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

hpiloRS NOTE: Dr. Clrn,lpnin,. h,,,
>r'gI. T"inph'"'' which can IL. ,I,,si,,,,I H..
Ic'"i"r.. Each pamphlet ,.li- for -, 49,
f"r any IN" pamphlet ,..ircd. ,,nd ia
cent an ""iu. and srii-.uidr,.ss,al ,.,,t..l.,.
stamped with "a ihr.t-r"nt stuu,t, O., H.
i:"E"h .rn'i"nInr. IN care nf this ;,:,rrr
IL" pamphlet are: Three Mrrt.' R,,i,-.
ms Dict. 'indI:.@ti"n and ,.,u.,.,,.,r,,..
NGi""inE and Gaining. "Iufnn; Feed
ing distinctions Tor the Treatment az
i'ihh't"r "E"mGnIn" Iiyrun-' and Tn,
Cure Of the Hair and skin
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stance whI,h WaS first described Ms
yltamln II. II Is Il growth-s,imu
iatimr factor and also seems to
nave som" IuiIu"nc" on the health
at the skim. II was found cNperi-
mentally IN animals that if they
were i''. .ar:." amounts Of raw c,r.,
white. '''y had symptoms which
were allied """r white in iurv ="
and Il wa also proved that this
Was not dn" t" IN" raw egg white
Itself. but Ia the fact that rp,,
whit" n"utrlliHcd the action of
part "f IA" hl"tin.
These experiments were taL.n
Ia be- used "a ;tu argument against
til" "Sc "l raw egg white, as in
tppnurS. | regarded these cxpcri-
mcntS rs somewhat theoretical
ami uu; necessarily having a bu-
man application. and | see no spe-
rl;tl reason la change my mind
la fact. II appears from rxurri-
mrnts mud" at Bellevue iospitol
10y Doctors kaplau and Xurrow
that Ia" much hI"tin may he hnrm-
fui and perhaps Il little cr,r white
To uUutraiiYr Il would br :: rrnJ
thing. rhrs. New York ,lur,nrs'
Observations seem t. Indicate tInt
Di0tiu III too large amounts NAV
produce experimental cancer in
animals.
Cured Withunt Treatment
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@c!ivE MEMBER OF the Flying II
- :, - Na. Edward Rector, 20, OF
=. ,. Army Air Force. is shown ON
ms return from China. Rector who
n'''S from Marshall. II. G.. is cred
II. q with twelve combat victories
W''iie serving with Tigers and
Army Air Force in China. He has
been awarded the DISC. Silver Siar
vi" Brush DEC. and the Chinese
"'h order Of Ct II E:nncr. This
is an Army phu;,s INTERNATIONALLY
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rs LOGAN rLENDENING. Md.

TllE 1t EJECT of biutin and
egg white INJURY seems To be-
nakInr rrr nvWs enc" | discussed
/; ~ TIN column Il wrrl ~ So ago.
To rclrc h Your memory. hiu,IE
is the chemical name Tor the sub
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Nv LOGA% CLESnrNlHG VI -

MAN RECEIVE" MANY ..t..
Hines Sos from his u..4:.i ...r.r.....
ions. hrth Ia" Lgr.-t... .,.,I ,..
Wild animals tnar urm., hunt. \
DIR. Cicndv"inr vrl answer
qurs IONS al "....' il.i.,...
only. and then nng ,Dru4...
his column.
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WHO Beo$;s, tets o. lnsecrs
Garry Mony Diseases to Men

another rare condition is list.
"r"'."".s. II is very much more
-'snhn"n IN many kinds of dumcs.
tie animals than in man.
E"L""r pidgue which may be.
com" somewhat Of "a menace I,
troops during this war is dissent.
mated mostly by ilcas WHICH have
acquired the disease from rats.
ground squirrels and marmots.
FrTchDo%jS 80 This is trans.
united to man by eating infected
meat. usually infected pork. |, Is
disease Of muscles and careful
studies have shown that il is far
NOR" prevalent than WAS ever
suspected. Probably nhout ID per
cent Of an average human ppru-
i"ii"n hav" ia" disease in such a
form. "r So mildly, that il is mo-,
.r'""mlZ"d. Thorough cooking as
al! l"rcinc products will entirely
destroy the parasite which - III.
cause.
!"l"r"mid. or rabbit fever. is
transmitted from rabbits, suIir.
refs and many other wild animals
To man through infection of Ina
.nln while dressing the animals
his can he prevented by the use
"l rubber gloves while drcssiu.
these animals.
t"d"iUmt fcrer is greatly an
the increase in the United States
1t is spread almost entirely hv
mIlk from infected dairy ca;
II should be noted that there NV.
methods of prevention Of :,ln,ost
al ri these diseases.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
J. ~: What is II pru!ap.cd ,,ym-
ach?
Answer: \ prulauSrd stomach is
one that has fallen down ON, ~. tbn
ri;''" that the stomach usually no.
".riyS IN the abdomen. |, prnrr-
ally goes with the thin, linear ,yu,.
II build l. /, not >..lgu. and Win
I'm" it'll. attention 20 ..t.. anJ
ai'j, ! believe the symptoms ran
oo h"i" III al. &:.,v.
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FOOTWEAR
kERN's BASEMENT

Women's D'ORSAY SLIP
PERS. cotton sateen, black.
blue. wine, padded leather
soles, Cuban heels. 4 20 9,
now ................s CSC
Women's ROY
SLIPPERS, cross strap style.
open toes, leather soles,
wedge heels, 4 TO 9, now 69c
Children's EPSKIN
SLIPPERS, natural heepskin
with j Bunny face on yamp,
sizes s TO /, now ,..,.. CSC
Mems and Boys SLIPPERS, ,
blue, brown. padded leather
soles and heels, boys D.. 10
S, mems 7 to II in lot.
now .....r- -...-... ..-...... o5C
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scr. HAkTNA, SGT. kENDAIL
LNcrmorc. Cal. ar station pri-
mary flight school Henry NJ.
Page, Crosse ponte. Jackson
vile. Fla. aviation machinlStS'
school William J. Kruper. 1904
LarNnS. Memphis Tenn, radio
school John \ Gallagher, 1855
NorihlaWn, Gerald =. Rust, S19i
plMnNicW
Fort Twn1bull Conn maritime
service officers school EnSigns
George stevens, 2jl6 LcmaY,
Charles Piueau. l6l65 Harlow:
Lawrence SummcrNille, Marine
City. Sd assistant engineers,
Frank PiCIard, ~ EtStl5Wu.
Warren Ncumann. 1905 Delaware,
Robert Beauchamp, Marine City
third mates.
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Ing a H.
Near-oIj girl
irf+R-@+H
Park " no
tended chill
dren for three
m on rs 90
earn Sl2 for
a new winter
cost
She bought
IT, She took
II home and
n VA the
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NAVY NTES

Corpus CHfSti'ToN. Sin school
FnSign> Paul Hopfncr. $3.50 Now
port Edward 4. Allen 1850
Orleans. William .. Blakely.
6607 NneWOo1
Norman. Okla. air training
school Leo j. Leto, 1850 Bayb~,
Fred d. Hicn. 40 Brighton v.
e. Barber. 11b7 j.. Jefferson.
John .. Mcneil. IIf3-eToethc,
Fred X Borowicz. 1917 ChsrcSt
Seamcu lSt class Harry -. Rich
ards 46l6 Dundee. aviation ord
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E.I1i1:I.Sis1;z.,L.A
KrR>,s BASEMENT

KTRN's BASEMENT
BETTER Quality BLOUSES.
rayon crepes novelty cottons,
long and short sleeves dressy
and shirt styles, 50 20 40 IN
lot, now ....... SL19
$50 SWEATERS. siipons and
sloppy styles. mostly ALL
woods. assorted coiors. 81 20
40 m lot. now S3i9
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Pv the next afternoon Nt>-
fcrdsN. tHaf rs porotrE 'eats
had run dr> Nobody cries for
ever. even If She feels like A.
There was some intervening
20 rio- yesterday ard 'tNVas RI
before ! got back to the office,
f3zfauced or ny desk ,s-as-s trft;;
box. the kind that a clothing
store puts coats IN.
DorothyS coat No But IL
was a new coat that looks as
though II must have cost more
than the one Dorothy had lost.
Cn the box was note with
no last name signed. TINS IS
the note
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wrong h
some one had taken hers and
given her, instead. a box ihal
contained secondhand coat
20 Dorothy hogan 20 CRY anu
uhen the column Was written,
she Uas still CRYING Nobody
could make her stop,
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MIIldIi!E
KrH>'s HN>tNrNr

Higher Priced SLIPS rayon
crcpes. rayon Satins. tailored
styles, 81 20 40 IN lot.
now .......... .-.. s8e
Better RAYON INDIES. IT,
regulars. briefs panties, step
ins tearoseJ white, now A9c
Better NIGHTGOWNS. ir-
regulars and soiled. cotton
crepe. batiste ASSORTED colorS
and Sizes. now ....rA Sl.69
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EIZIII5sKI

RrR>'s BASEMENT
Hisher-priced FELT HATS
mostly Wlnftf-cnIotS assorted
styles, were 81 90 20 s. 90.
now ..,-l..,..... h9c
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I:l.'Il'.:5;5;i''ii;;':S l
KiK>s RtsINrNr

-EGTTeT FEYOv HOSE sec
onds full fashioned wanted
colors. ga 70 l0is, now $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

Here is ueW coqi 10 take
the mace Of the one the hffie
girl lost. ! rccciuCd n Christmas
bonus from Mr. S0Ucrin. 90
spcnt IL on her coat. I hope she
can dry her tears. A praurcss.
Hclcn
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Year-EIIld Clearance Sales
3il!:li5E K335yIIy3

KIRN's BASEMENT 90
Women's FABRIC HAND
BAGS. also some simulated
feathers, now .......... $50
Women's BETTER HAND
BAGS. black all-wools and
rayon fables, now $50 S7,69
Women's FABRIC HAND
BAGS. assorted shapes and
sizes, now ....,.-.,,. S .oa
Women's LEATHER HAND
BAGS. pig grained cspeskins,
black only. now ..... S3,e9
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ZZNI7;SI3E
KERN's BASEMENT

Misses and Women's UNI
FORMS. sole d. assorted
sizes, now ........... 500
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Putting two and TWO together.
we know who Helen Is Helen
Shepp, a waitress IN the dining
room a. the Wonder Bar, but
when We tired 70 get any more
information. Helen became az
communicative as a clam, a
taciturn clam, al that
But If Helen wont talk 10
us. we can talk 70 her here
and now. We called Lincoln
Park. There's no phone at
Dorothys house but Jim
Mitchell iof the Lincoln Parker
said he'd 90 over and tell
Dorothy.
Dorothy'S eyes were miserable
but dry until Jim told her.
What did Dorothy Say?" l
asked him
Nothing" said Jim except
that she WAS 80 glad, and then
she started 10 cry"
There are. OF course, two
kinds If tears
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rI5T1zX

KERN'S BASEMENT
Mems Better Grade SHIRTS.
soiled. white and fancy broad
cloths. fancy percales, FIRST
Quality, assorted colors, sizes
"a TO II in lot. now SiI9
Mems KNIT OFT ON
UNIONSUITS, long or shor,
sleeves, winter weight. pre-
shrunk, ecru, broken sizes.
now .............. Si,39
Wens SWEATERS, sTIpons
and sleeveless styles, cotton.
cotton-wool-rayons, blue. ma
room, green. royal, 50 70 as
IN lot, now ....... 100
Mems WORK sOX sturdy
cotton, mostly black, rein
forced heels and toes, 10 20
H. in lot, now ...... i0e
Mems Better TIES. assorted
stripes, patterned rayons,
wool Innings, now ale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-30

RANDOM NOTES Have you
been watching for those Dear
Boss letters on the feature
page opposite the editorials "
you've skipped over them,
your missing something
They are letters written back
from the war fronts from men
--XUhn- Used to monk nn--Lhe- LlmeS--
They aren't war correspond
ents; they're fighting men, and
it's our opinion that fhe letters
are better because OF that
They see things The CORE
spondentS don't always see and,
being men who earned their lIv-
ing by writing. they know how
10 put things INTO words
We're thinking especially a.
John O'Bucn'> letters although
it's hard 10 pick any particular
letter as better than the rest.
one thing O'Brien mentioned
WAS the attitude of German
prisoners who are cocky despite
the Allied hammering. They be
lieVe that the NaZi retreats
really are according 10 plan"
and laugh off the bombing OF
Berlin by assuring the Allied
troops that New York has been
blasted lust a. hard.
This fits with what Patrick
r Ford has said i'm the war
factories herc-he q sailor,
wounded back from The Slc.han
invasion lie returned on "A ship
carrying German prisoners
''The NaLts weren't sorry 10
be captured he said They
really believed they we're Hit
lers sd, snced guard They
thought New YORK WAS in
flames aud believed their par
ticular destiny was ~ head Tho
German army ~ occupation.
Mann Of them were planning 20
study 40 they would be- prepared
% govern Us a. soon a. their
comrades came
How 11 500 u.rf tn trf rn".
o1 quick crack-8p ~ German
morale?
Error One loIt rf -rs ?
the r-It~rI,f- ..U"U. ..T
Evening star., 1943-04-21

Exaody what you'd expect any American to do-eo;
opening in every way possible with the railroads 70
see that the var effort suffers in way Taking occa-
sional ineonvenienees OF lateness understandinsy,
thoughefuuy cancelling At once accommodations that
can't Be used promptly vaeaong .eaes in dining cars
on finishing meals. hiking aboard only one bag
helping in many ways. And for this the Pennsylvania
Raiload-evefy railroad, in facts deeply appfecarve
Evening star., 1943-04-21

coach equipment-are engaged daily in moving roops.
Yes, and great many Of its Pullman cafs also
Naturally, this cuts down materially the number Of
seats and befths available for civilian uavei in add
ton to creating other problems for the railroads.
But everybody realizes there is war to be won-and
the equipment must 90 to those who are winning il
So what's the public doing?
syY Y s. War soses INN w soaa NJ
= Akx = - Arsnk narea
Evening star., 1943-04-21
Plans. Trip to New York
From Araentinu in Cart

Milosh Lunich, Jusoslav jour.
nalist, Is seeking . cart in Buenos
Aires. Argentina, % he may drive
from Buenos Aires to New York City
with greetings from South America
and Latin American countries for
President Roosevelt.
Lunich estimates that two years
viii be required for the trip, and is
seeking . two-wheeled vehicle to be
drawn by three horses,
Evening star., 1943-04-21
India Expands Staple
Cotton Production

India's expanding program Of co.,
ton cultivation Is disclosed IN q
recent report issued in New Delhi
by. the Central Cotton Committee.
Production Of long staple. cotton
during 1142 totaled 1877, ,60o. 900
pounds, whereas in the 1924-25 aea-
son none was produced.
This proSress, 1t Il pointed out,
can be greatly accelerated, q only
6,616, 900 acres Of 4 total cotton
area Of 1850, 900 acres were de-
voted to improved types Of cotton
during 1942.
The average yield IN acre Of
cotton has been increased from o.
to Ill pounds.