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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06

of muscular aches and func-
tional periodic pains. Acts as
a sedative in simple nervous
ness. l0c & 25c sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult a physi-
clan when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
Class To Meet.

The Wesley class of the
First Methodist church will meet
Tuesday night al 3 o'clock in the
ladies parlur Of the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
HEADACHES
Eased Quickly With DC"

Agonizing headaches and an
noying neuralgia pains usual
ly yield in a hurry to the
quick-acting ingredients in
the "BC" formula. "BC" is
also effective for the relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
PRAYER Meeting Band

The prayer meeting band will meet
Tuesday night al o o'clock at the
county home, with Rev. II. X. King as
leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
AZ GIIIfDOrt Field

Al GuIfpOrt Field.
Private Franklin Holloway Spnin
Jr., son "i Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Ii. Spain
Route 3. Henderson, mas arrived ~
TuIlp"fN ficld, Miss, Tor training in
me aifpianc mechanics school and
oasic training center. Prior Ia enter
ing inc service nc was Il student at
y. [. State College. RalCl.h.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
EQUALITY Buying %.
Pre-planning is the
Wardrobe Outlook
For a Wartime Fall

TODAY, wise women everywhere
are buying quality with a view to
long Wearability. And they're plan
ming their Wardrobes with view to
maximum efficiency, minimum
waste. Just as we've always met
your needs in the past, we're ready
to meet them now, with all the cs-
sentials for your wartime life. We
have the double-duty quality fa-
shions you want all dateIessly
smart as they are endlessly wear
able. And we've priced them in
tune with your wartime budget.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-06
X X X X X 4
X WITH THE COLORS A
X X X X X X
Has OpcratiUIi

Hrs Operation
aviation Cadet Philip Harris. Jr.
underwent an operation Tor appcndi-
cItIs Saturday al San Antonio, Texas.
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(ssortiesus1g folgt1
Ger befunnte Ybilal1trop BernarO

Ger befannte Ybilantrop Ber1arO
garud1, ser inn poriger @eltfrteg Der
goriisenoe oes uWar Snbu|trles
guaro" mar uno lettbin als Beratei
Ser Mon1iniitratiuu in Wirt1hafts'
fragen unb. belonoers in Ierbtnoltt15
init DEM @umn1iproblern berportrut,
ltiftete ST., 100000 a11 Is perihieoene
Silfsorgattiiationen. Gine Stiftuug
BON $40, ging babel an oas an1er.
ican Committee for gbriItian 8efsgees
uno eine anoere pon $4,000 at oas
Catholic Committee for &efugees front
@ermanp.p Serr, 9arud poate itf
nidt 5itieren laiien, a6er es beiBt, oaB
ieine oiesidbrigen Stiftl.ngen groBer
iino als ie 51por. Sic Weillton. Dol
lars lieet BEL Ser Central SannOper
8anf l1nb Srult So. bereit 11no brallft
nur bon Oen gmpfangern angeforoert
5lt neroen.
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men nod uno legte, oie Gntttllngen
l,no iibrigeu 8elegltiide neben iih.
|: sOetts l1nterbredl,ng oes Detttag'
eiiens oauerte Die einf0rmige 8eldaf'
tieung bis 5um ipateu gsadmittage.
Sest ihlug Ser Gebtsannalt oas guh
5u n1o 'prah: Cine aagemetne
ueberit6t batte1 Sic nlln 9eluonnen,
mein 6raulein. Sbr raldes @eritano.
mis- miro Sbnen bereits gelagt baben,
baBz bie 8ermaltung, cine onr6aus ge'
orbnete. unb ,lneigenniisige mar. Cine
genauere 8riifllng Ser Details piiroc
@o6en uno Wonate in @nlprlth neb'
men. Sd CLAUDE faum TIRE 5u geben,
tpelpnn i6 an1ebme, oaB Sic iest oas
@eihaft, beenoigen uno mir 9edorge
erteilen tpolen.'
! 2eonic langte nad] Der Seoer 1tno
lhrieb obne 30gern tbren gean1en nn<
ter bic slbre6nung. gs fant tbr mes
niger oarauf an, oab es itinnnte, als
bab bas unerQuidlihe, nit Sentiitl'
gungen perbunoene @eldaft 81 gnoe
fam. 0alting nabm Oas SfriftItif
an ii6 uno ltedte es IN oie Sald)e. auI
Ga11te Srn1a's 2ippen batte idon wab-
reno oes l1nterl6reibens elm triume
pbierenoes 2G6eln geitiuebt; es tpl1r=
Sc ieet in folgenbe 8orte gefleioet:
,,&iinfttg miro oir Sic 8erpaltllng
aperiger 2alt mu6en, benn 3a6en-
burg uno ale iibrigen Oelttid1en Sitter
geben nit oem beutigen Gage 1T met
men geitb iiber. 0u ianl1lt aber int
nlerbin nod cine 3eit lang bier tpob'
men bleiben.'
/. vSSn oeinen geiis?" fraete 2eonie
gan5 eritaunt.
uSSSn Sen meinigen; lno i'd lege
bierlnit oie Sano oarauf', antlportet'
Srma.
= v0u tpilllt iagen, Sonte, Oh bittelt
Dir oas cine ODER anbere @ut als Elm
@ei6enf aus, tpeil ou pabreno meiner
Minoeriobrigfeit piel 2ait uno Utibe
nit mir gebabt bait. @erne, Sante;
i6 bin nidt sei5ig uno babe ia ptel
mebr, als i9 5um 2eben gebral6e.
84ble alip. gtur nid)t ste 3adens
burg
| ,,Du. fiibrit cine Sprade tuie eineaos
might. 2eonie'',. iagte Srma lpotttfd).
,9u tpillit Mir groBrIiittg etnesS bon
3oeinen @iiter1s 5utperfen. SfJ absr
fbin aibt getpilt, mild bei9enfen 5u
aa1ietb ionbern ib foroere, mas mir
I5ufo,nrnt.' y
(5ortiesung folgD
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Die. weIibefuahmie
81. Benedict Wund-Sa

ErpFobtes helintttet ceaen allie Aften Won altsn
unds frischen Wunden, Geschwueren, 0awaechssa,
6lsswunden karbunksln, usw. Elite Geld duPch
Post Money Order sehlcken. kene Clamps.
60 Gents dfe Schaehsei, bel: J. L.. STAAR, 1900
vaiieyvteW. Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio,
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q

|. adu rtdhite;1 Maorgen iaB @rafini
,SSr11a init DEM Mabtsnntpalte bo11
Dafting an eine111 nit 8apieren beoed-
ten Siid i'm 8ibliotbefiaal. Sie. bat=
ten ioeben eine unterreoung gei6loiisn
uno eine Haltie beioerieitigen yea6-
oenfens mar eingatreten.. Srna mabte
Sen ginorud elmer Siinf5igerin; tpelde
leit elmer Meibe bon Sabren Sen 5rie-
Sen 0ss Ser5ens nerloren. Das Spar=
libe, ms 5il6ergrau biniiberipielenbe
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1esett. AloBl1d) lttegat rote ll1to gr1tne
5lnmmen auf- nno bon oben berub
Itdnbte Elm leudtenber 8euerregen ber-
ab, tptpelrer IN tnltienb' Briaailtfnn-
ZEN oie nieberetlenDe 2epnie 5,l elmer
5anberbaften @ribeini,rtg mnbte.
Selbit Sante Srnta fornte fib zines
|Ieiien gtusrufs Der 8ertplrnberung
|niht entbalten. slber lire uebsrra-
|ibung oauerte nur eiue Sefunbe. Mit
einem giftigen 8lide fniff tie bie Sip
pen 5uIanmen 11no murntslte: go
iting, itebt es~ nibt aus, afs> Oh bas
Maoden itb ielbit perberrliben
tpomae?"
T Ger Me6tsan,palt 5udfe bie Sd11l-
ter unb antuortete' in leileut SIiiltar.
tone: u9ie Sugeno tritt in uniern
gagen gerne in oen @orbergrltttb; bia
gbrfnr1t Dor bem Mlter i1tpttpnbei
,immer m,br!" I
I 2eonte butte iest Die Satte erreiGt,
urtldlang, nit ltngefiinitelter Sreuoe
,ibren Sals unO bteB lie tpiufon,n.en
'auf Ser 3ansnburg: @rdfi,r Srmu
'1nudte it1 5iemltd unfauff log:
uslber 2eonte," iugte" iie portpnrfs,
bon, ,ou 5erfnitterit mir Die Sals.
frauie."
uSab' ib oidj nibt biibi6 empfans
gen?' fragte 2eonie ir ibrer Sreuos.
uMib? 8ar oas fir mib? Sd
budte, oeinettpegeu. Sir midi batteii
ou BEN itinfenoen Bulperbanpf nicbi
,los5ulaiien brauden."'
| 2eonia ititr5te BET oieiem falten, lns
freunOliden @mpfunge aus allen Sims
rneln, es iiberlief ite tuie Elm Stur5+
bab uno, oas eben nph 10 marm be-
megte Ser5 5udte i6mer5lib 5uian1s
mn.
S6peigenb ibritten iie NIT beal
Hebtsannalte bie bobe Sreppe bittauf,
oie iunge @rafin batte nidt BEN Mut,
no6 ein @ort 5u iagen, ltnb Srma
gebaroeta' ii6 mie eine Srau, uelba
bie Stuben ibrer Dienitleute repibiert.
nOas par oie Sante Srma, pie iie
leibt uno lebt', ipra6. Seiomann au
cSaln1. ,,@ott lei Oaltf, bob mir Die
ES6p6rn1sr uno Seuerrdber mod nidt
ange5iinbet batten. Oas' ion morgelt
'@beno bot oent Seniter unierer gutelt
Serri1 geibeben,. mug Die: alte Sere
au9 Dor starger eritiden.'
b 9ranBe,t trat tptpieber tiefe 5initers
mis- ein, Die 2afaien uno &ne6te IoI6e
ten Die 5adeln aus uno idliden nit
un5ufrieoenem @efliiltar bon bannen.
1 sSsur Speiieinala itanha fin. SSrtncl u11b
iiiiBrena 8sgfeiter ei,t retdesi WtaW bes
Ereit, abr ff riibrte. 1til9ta ant, fDtbartt
Iberlangts 1rar eines Saiies See. alB
lite oiefer genoiier Bntte,, tua,tbte fts
litfdt llitd ast 9eouie. ,tab ipradH i,r ahgeu,eis
I5snenr Gone IS .Morge,r ffdib UNI adt
|nDr: miro &err ppn 0aitinga MssHJnnug
legett. Glite: Mabtt.''
Sic erbob: itdp uubs raaifte Binuegs
EnltN Ser Medfttsuntnalt ngrBeagtet im
IEanb ging,
| 9obaiba ifs, fort tnarettr traten Ser
3iungen @rafitt oie grGnett IN Die Mlls
gen.. ,,@elA eitr @ieoerieberl" ieitf5.
te tie uro1 giug truurig I'M lift 591ufs
igelnab.
!. g. :
auu ndhiteaa Morgen iaB @rafin
La
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NiittwpdI ben 10. Tebritur 1913
Sic bieies 5ltsrnnbe legen, 10 tperberJ
Sic ninf Iei1t irre gebeit."

Ste D1eles 5ltgrnnDe legen, 10 tDerDerl
STE nibt leidt irre gebeit."
naber no5u ale bieie, gorliht,
Goelmeil2 Sante SsSrnta lit aneroings
ein lannige 5ralt, a6er unreo1ihfeit
piiroe iie Ooh nid6t 5ugegeben Bn6en,
nno auberoem tit ia au6 Ser Nedts-
antpalt 90.
,gs lit nod eirt l1mitanb babel,
nelder Die sroBte goriidt nottpenoig
nabt', antmortete Die, 8ei6lieBerin.
uSbre. 5rau Wutter madte midi 5uc
8enabrerin etnes Gebetrnniiies, tpei-
DIES feinein 8epobner Der 3ahenburg
befannt ut. SSf mlBte In ibre 9dnos
einen gio i6m0ren, es treu 5u betpab=
rem. Sour ilt einem 6aae ioIlte oas
Siegel bon meinen 2ippen genonmelt
fein, 1tdmlib, tpenn' Gante sSrtt1a am
Gage, Sbrer @roBidbrigfeit oie oeut.
ioben Sitter fir ii6 in slnipruhs neb=
men tpiiroe. @eihiebt 6ies 1norgea, 10
tperoe i6 ipreben."
2eonie iab Sic Spre6erin betroffen
an: STR 2eben mar Big beute 10 rubig
oabin gefloiien, ,lnb Die Salnen uno
Sarten Ser Sante Srma abgere1net,
pnr iie nientuls bon eilter nnanebmF
libfeit. ooer, Gertpidlltng beimgeiudt
tpnroen; offen uie' tbr Ser5, mar ibr
bic Gelt entgegengefomtnen 1ti1bl lte
fonnte itd faum Gerbaltnilie boritelr
len,, in oenen man genotigt iei,, feline
abiibten 5u berbergen. Scum trat aui
einmal eit @ebeimnis an ite beran.
Gin Sr0iteln iiberlief lie bei Dem @e-
banfen, oaB NIT Ser eintretenoen
@roBiabrtgfeit bie llnr,tbe oes Ser
sens beginnen ioute.
goelmein entfernte it6, 2eonie
aber blieb nof in- @eba,tfen pertieft
bis Die Sonne i'm @eiten nieoerities
uno Ste Seniter 1tlto 016er Der in Der
Jerne liegenoen Stabt bereoloete.
Sebt erbob iie iid) ln1o gina auf oia
Gerrai1e binal1s, benn INN biele Stun4
Be ertpartete ite Sante SSrrna.
Die 8aume lagen in tral1neril6er
Gube 5u ibren SiiBen. sic batte Der
Sante einen beionbers berrli6en Gnnpr1
fang auseoabt unb oesbalb- angeoros
net, oaB itd) bic geIarnte 1,1ann1i6e
9ieneribaft in' Ser Oammerl1ng nit
Safeln~ allf Sen Stufen ser Serraiien
eir1finbet, iollte. 0ie 2eute: fa,nens iest
beran u,to itellten iid idtpeigenb 5nI
beiben Seiten auf. Seibmunn, Der it9
Elm, tpe,1ig auf Die al1nitfeueruerferei
beritano, batte bengalildbe Slammen
tit @ereitfh3nfk uttb' ,taten i'm; G5dloife,,
it1. eiiferG Rinisttgrnpte,, itanb Miaifer|
nit 6eiu netne,t ShlbBfanpue,t., Bhin
fu6l man be,t @ageit' naben. Na 6ss
gnaur Mailter ipgleih 5as tanpatiere,i,.
6nB Ole; f1ldfettbett W1gel aus oetrs
91rtnetr raliinten ,,ttb3 eriDrosfett Sass
Nsife iudtet1!.
Maiff Der GerrniIe2 tpur6en1 6ie, Gnts
feIn airgeaiinbet,. un6 aigs 0er Wageas|
Sic riHtige @1ttferuung batte,,, UNI oie,|
polle Wirfung at. erbnlteit;, 5iinbete'|
@eibmnntt Die eritenl 6lann1len a1t.
Cos GhloB nit ieilten 3innetI biei|
gerrufle NIT ben 9rangeir unb Die
Wipfel Ser Mn6elbdlnne, alles tniihte'| 1
ipie aus einerl1 roliget Mebeln1eere;
et11pnr. MIs Der: Wnget1 ain GatBe Der
9reppe anlangte, feuerte 0iiiter iei1a
lebte &anone ab. rrbs trat nit ben1
cs1ftn In Anr Gnt1ne n1ff Sip N1ffnrttfffpf1.
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bes porgeriidten 4lters, aber es febl-
ten Die 9or5iige, tuelbe iolbe Sarteis
.niioern, adnalidl.
Ser &ebtsantpalt bon 0aIting
fonnte iilt6 peber Der aorperfiille,
nod Ser pblegrnatiIden Hube ser @ra.
fin riibmen; alles on linn mar 10
ibarffantig uno ,ntgelanf, oaB man
irnn1er glaubte, bas anaden ieinec
@lieber boren 5u niiiien, uno Oieie>
@efiibl purbe nod erbobt oltr6 Sic
'fortp6brenben 8eipegungen ieincr
Mrlne unb 8eine. Gin Yapieribnibel,
Elm Sanoforn, ein Stdl1bden gab ibnt
gerunfuiiung, bin- uno' fer 5lt taltent
gu ihurren, alt tappen uno 81 blaien.
|. ~aber- 9aitins", ipru6 Srma, ~ios
itsen sic oob einmal rnbig; es tpirrt
einem ia por BEN Iugen."
!: Daiting nabm itb 5riammen; er
tpoIlte ser @rafin feine l1ria6e 5ur
unaufrieoenbeit> seben, Oenn tros Set
Beri9iebenbeit iBrer gbaraftere 1no
Yerionli9feiten eitano bod ein gin-
Derltdnbnis 5tptiben ibne1 - ite but,
ten ltb ote, gbe periproden. Srma
ibeourfte eines W}annes; ser nit oen
Ge6tsbanoeln unb ser Sertpaltung
pertraut tpar> lrno 9alttng batte breie
big Sabre pergebens na6 elmer rel
6et1 uno pornebnen 5rau gelubt..
I, Sic Siire 0ffnete itb unb 2eonia
trat Elm. ,,@uten Worgen, Sante ST.
ma, rief lie nit glodenbeuer Stimme
uno ging auf iie 5u, INN ibr Sic SanO
gu rei9en. Gie 8itterfeit, tuelde iid
.geitern in, ibren Ser5en geregt batte,
par NIT bem ioeben in ser &apeue
perri6teten Morgengebete peri6pun=
oen.
vSeb oi6', ipra6 bic Sa,1te fur5;;
,,tpir iparten ibon felt elmer poaen
5tunbe. 8iinftli6feit lit ME oeine
Sa6e getpeien.'
9as err0tenoe Mao6en 1ieB itd) in
ben fir tie bereit itebenben Seilel ME-
Der uno nifte Dem &e6tsantpalte Ell
men itun1men WorgengruB au.
,Mein gnaoiges Srduleiu'' bub
oieler an, ,,tpir iiro. gefommen, Inn
SDnen &e6enl6aft. Iber oie 8ermal=
t,1ng Sbres 8erm0gens ab5ulegen.
&ier in, oieiern 8ube finben Sic aue,
gtnnabnen uno 9lusgaben ber5eidnet
1no BORT itnb iamtlide 8elege. @enn
SIZE erlauben,n iperbe id Die. Hoite.1
INIT ssssDDnen b,Ir1gebenaltnb Sic nottuerz
Iibigen. grflaruager ginsufiigett.~ Bir.
ltpoletr antatdif NIT SSbren giiterno In
inngnrar beginuen.. Wolles1a sic gefal.-
Iliglt bus @eff ser Belege; bonn genes,
ltDarer Gbelbpfe itr 6e. Snuh nebmeu.'"
2eoties uabtn bus &eft. unbs fpfgte9
ieineur gortrnge;;; iBr Muge iaD tuob1l
Ioia 3iffern,, aber ites tuar nit: aopiI
;i,nn Seral nibt bei. Der 5ad1e;s Der
Der gante iHmer5te iiss noh
I5ais febr:, uMe tH geiagt: ba6e'', ), 6rnls=
|ltesbieie aaf;;;, ,Sronung fennt ite'niht.
3sies bDrt ,,ibt ei,r,nnl,. tpaus tie inge,t
.Dafting.''
Sic il,nge @rafit1 err6tete nob ties
fer, bob aber: audi NIT gr0Berer Sa-
itigfeit, als es ionlt In ibrer barmo>
niiben geatur lag bas &opfdet nnb.)
ibaute oie Eante NIT sfeitem 8lide on.
Batte tie oie abiidt, ettpaS
alt ertpioer1t aber 9aiting, Dem biel
oaran lag. oen 8eg Der giitigen Ser
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-01-29
Home and Income

HONG and Income
Iglehart, 916-8 rooms consisting
or bedrooms and bath up, 4 rooms
down. Screened porch. Automatic
hot air forced heat with new stoker.
Full basement. Garage. Low tax.
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attend. There is business Of i'm
portance.
The Camera Club is having a
special dark room prepared to do
their own developing and printing.
Other photograph enthusiasts are
invited and welcome to become
members.
The Twentieth Century Maids
and Matrons Club are to be con-
graduated for serving so nicely the
refreshments given by the Board of
Directors the night of the annual
meeting. Among the members
who served so graciously were
Mrs. Bessie Fullbright, Mrs. Willie
Mae Barber, Mrs. Ada Jones, Mrs.
Lottie Milton, Mrs. Evelyn Hen
derson. Many thanks go to this
group. Other members of the club
are Lydia Jones, Jane Lee, Viola
Culver, Mrs. Georgia Brayboy, Mrs.
little Princess) Taylor-House
Reporter.
Welcome Hall News: Saturday,
January %, a group of boys and
girls from Welcome Hall and ODER
Boys Club, took part in the Union
Gospel Mission Broadcast, over
WMIN, from 5:15 to 5:45 p. m.
Our friends are all invited to listen
in to the daily broadcast from 1:45
to 200 p. m. weekdays, $50 to
5:45 p. m. Sundays.
Wednesday,, January 9th, will
be the first meeting of the Home
Makers course, at the Ober Boys
Club, z to 9 p. m. All phases of
cooking and house furnishing will
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-01-29

your own happiness and marry,
even though you have to pay some
one to look after your aunt. You
haven't found the right man as
yet. This man who is encouraging
you to leave your job and your
aunt has no way of supporting
you. Your present set-up is no
doubt unpleasant for you. But it
would be far worse to marry some
one whom you are not in love with.
D. M. c.: Does my husband in
tend to buy the land he has prom
ised me he would purchase and
build a home? Or does he expect
to live here with his brother all the
rest of his life?
Ans: It would be difficult to
build at this time, due to the
shortage Of labor and building ma
terials. However, it would be a
good investment to go ahead and
buy the land and begin truck
farming. His brother has not Of
fered him a permanent home. As
soon as your husband finds a va
cancy in the neighborhood he will
rent a place and put you in it.
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Halle @. Brown Community
House: At the annual meeting of
the Halle @. Brown Community
House John M. Patton and Mrs. H.
C. Palmer were elected to serve on
the Board of Directors of the Halle
@. Brown House.
Recent visitors to the House
were End Lieutenant George Hol-
land, Lawrence Wycough, Otis
Skinner and Charles Moore, all
former Halle men now serving in
the armed forces. Registrations
are now open for the new class in
home nursing and hygiene. The
present class is in full swing and
many interesting meetings are held.
The Membership Campaign is
now on and the goal is no less than
300. Among the first memberships
are: DIR. ]. W. Crump, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred H. Morisse, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Palmer, Mrs. Alverta Coram,
S. E. Hall, Robert L. Crump, Mrs.
Eunice Coins, Clarence Roper,
Mrs. E. Milsap, Mrs. George Nor
gan and others. Memberships can
be left at the Community House
or given to Mr.. S. E. Hall, chair
man of the committee.
There will be a meeting of the
St. Paul Women's Council Thurs
day, February 4, at 8 p. m. All
women are urged to attend. There
is much business to take care of
at this meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
bowling club Monday at Halle Q.
Brown House at 8 p. m. All bowl
ing club members are expected to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-01-29
Hello Folks:

Hello Folks:
This week quite few lassies have
been getting together preparing
Valentine boxes to send to their
'1oved ones" in the armed forces.
And l mean most of our girls are
really bein' brave and praying fer
vently for the safe return of their
boys. And you should see the at
tractive young war brides dashing
round the two towns "all alone and
lonely" while their bubbles are in
the armed services. The soldier boys
really don't have to worry too
much about losing their wives,
cause even the eighteen-year old
competitors are being taken now
and there's really hardly "nOthin'
left in the two towns. .,
THISA AND THATA:
Was glad to receive the follow
ing news from HORACE "Buzzie"
BROWN, former st. Paul pugilist,
who is now winning pugilistic hon
ors in the navy at Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, Illinois.
"Buzzie" tells Sal he is getting
some fine grades in his tests, too,
in his gunnery classes at the train
ing station and his brother, LEW
is BROWN, is now Company Clerk
of his company. Other local boys
who are making the grade at the
naval station are: Chef JOHN
SON, STANLEY MCCONNELL,
BOB COOPER, DON SMITH,
MAX HALL, JAMES CLEARY,
KENNETH JONES and SAM
LYNCH. The boys were mighty
glad to hear from DORIE MILLER,
the naval hero, who spoke to them
a short while ago. Dates are
really bein' lined up for the "Porgy
and Bess" show which will be ap-
pearing in Minneapolis round Feb
ruary Z. Orchids to that St..
Paul lass who married and prom
ised to wait for her true love, a
fine soldier lad who is now making
only $4,000 a month, instead of
marrying that older Minneapolis
business man who could have Of
fered her the "luxuries of life"
(Our lassie said she'd rather be a
buck private's war bride than an
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J. R.: l have tried for several
years to get my young son to con-
meet himself in business with me
but he doesn't seem interested. l
am a tailor and do a good business.
What must l do about him?
Ans: Give your son the liberty
of choosing his own profession.
You can't make a tailor out of a
boy who is not the least bit inter-
ested in that type of work. He is
interested in medicine and can't
see a future for himself in any
thing else. Give him your sup
port.
L. H: l am in my last year of
high school, am considered very
attractive, am built nicely, wear
nice clothes and am a drum ma
jOrette. My parents have given
me dancing ever since I was six.
Should I enter dramatic school or
try Immediately for the stage after
I graduate?
Ans: Your chances for advance
ment would be much greater if you
went to dramatic school for a few
years. It isn't necessary for you
to begin making your own living
now. Girls with a nice figure and
who can dance are a dime a dozen
on the screen and stage but
the ones who possess these quail
ties plus acting ability are the ones
who eventually gain recognition
and success.
]. M. G.: I have made arrange
ments to take a welding course and
go to California to work. 1 am a
little too old for the present draft
but would like to do something to
aid the war effort. Is this a wise
idea?
Ans: Since you have been prac-
tically forced out Of your present
employment, it would be a wise
idea for you to prepare yourself
for work that is in demand at the
present time. The welding course
should interest you as your past
experience has been somewhat
similar. Make the change at the
appointed time.
C. NJ: There are two soldiers in
my life. Both say that they love
me. K. L. has given me everything
that my heart would wish for. C.
B. is my type, he tells me the
things that a girl Of my age loves
to hear. Which one should I wait
for?
Ans: Your friendship with both
Of these boys doesn't necessarily
precipitate marriage not for
the present at any rate. It would
be foolish to marry either of them
in your present state Of indecision.
Better take the sweet nothings
that boys tell you at face value un-
til they are substantiated by some
thing more serious.
J. T.: live with my aunt, who
is blind. I work out all day and
when I go home at night I know I
have my hands full taking care Of
her and getting ready for work
the next day. My boy friend
wants me to leave her and marry
him. Should I?
Ans: When the right man
comes along, you should consider
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TRIPLE TROUBLE IN
PARADISE

The story this week revOlves
round one of our sweetest"
couples in the Twin Cities. For a
long time they have been SEEM
ingly living in a paradise of per-
feet marital bliss and never has
one word been spoken about any
snags or discOrds in their lives I'M
til the present time. Of recent
months our young hubby had to
change his occupation and he's now
running on the road out to the
Coast. They tell me that's when
the trouble began-when hubby be-
gan running on the road and wife
began chasing round with the
young draftees to be ''keepin' the
morale up to par" Everything
has been passing by unnOticed by
the hubby until a good friend of
the family" let the hubby in on
the wifie's carryings-On while he
is out of town. To get down to
brass tacks, this is what our young
husband is doing at present. He
pretended that he was leaving last
week on his regular railroad run
and he's been having one Of his
buddies drop cards and letters to
his wife on the way out to the
Coast just as If he were on the
train. While in reality our hubby
has been in town all of the time
and he's been following his wife's
every move to various mite spots,
ETC., with the young ''draftees to
be-" He's already got enuf evidence
now to "Renovate" his wife per-
manently and at the end Of this
week the bombs will begin to ex-
plOde for our young husband plans
to let his wife in on the secret that
he's "Hep to the 1--WE and Knows
What It's All About" Gosh! Amt
love too, too, terrihc?)
Well, folks, I'll really have to be
dashin' along, but I'll be SEEM you
again next week.
YOUR PAL,
SAL