davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-03-20

and more liberal quantities Of ce-
reals. dry beans and soybean prod
ucts for liberated areas. But he
added:
TN considering the responsibility
Of the United States in helping to
meet food requirements Of the
United Nations, 1t should be kept in
mind that the United States is not
the food basket Of the world"
As relief demands increase, he
said, food production will need to
Be stepped up In the other United
Nations and. in areas TO which they
have access.
Meanwhile, crop experts Of the
Agriculture Department met be-
hind closed doors to evaluate re-
ports from all parts Of the country
on contemplated sowing this spring.
VITA has set the 1914 acreage goal
ut go, ,ooo, 900 liz, 900 900 more than
hast year. The crop report wiz be
released ut 8 pm.
Mr.. Jones made this forecast OF
civilian supplies for 1914:
while supplies Of some foods
Evening star., 1944-03-20
Term Drawn 10 End
vanadium Stoppaqe
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Mar. 20.
Company and union ofi1cials have
agreed on terms to end a work
stoppage which has left 500 vana-
dium Corp. Of America employees
idle for over a week.
Commissioner Verne S. Follans-
bee, United States conciliation serv-
ice, who announced the settlement
last night after three days Of neeo-
tiAtion, refused to comment. He
said, however, that the terms are
subject to ratification by members
OF the United Mine workers Of
America, District so local, who
will meet tonight.
The stoppage began March IL due
to what the company calls IN ''un-
lawful strike" and the union con-
tends is q lockout"
The plant manufactures ferro.
alloys used in war production.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
Ten Aboard Bomber Die
In Arizona Mountain Crash
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
TUCSON, Aris., Mar. 20.-Ten
Hamilton Field tCaNf0 Army air
men were killed Saturday afternoon
when their B-24 Liberator bomber
crashed In the Santa Catalina
Mountain range about 81 miles
northeast Of Tucson.
Col. L. K. Rich. commanding on
Ger Of Davis-Monthan Army Air
Base here, identified the dead as:
Second 1t. Randolph H. Aspin-
wall, co-pilot, Upper Montclair. N. j.;
Second 1t. James P. Smith, bombar-
dier, Oakland, Calf; Second 1t.
Merle o. Morley, navigator. Chico,
Calf; Staff Seret. Lloyd q. Kadel,
aerial engineer-eunner, Minden,
Iowa; STAFF Sergt. william A. scully,
radio operator-gunner, Bridgeport,
Conn; Sergt. Ignatius T. r. Ry-
binsky, aerial engineer r-sunner, Bar
rett Hill, Mahopac, N. Y; Sergt.
Howard w. Binne, aerial gunner,
Evening star., 1944-03-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
Wife Wins Relief
From neuritiS Pain

ThousAnds Of sufferers rom the toetur,ne
YAins due to rheumatism. sciatica, lumbAgo,
aeuraigia and neufitis-are mighty happy oves
their discovery q NORITO Nov they have
found . quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NORlTO b tratworthy and dependable
really wcEks fast. If you want to feel again
the 3oy Of relief from pain-so you can work ia
peace and deep in comfort-be wise and Try
NORlTO under this ironelad guarantee. If thu
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
paan 70 yoH aetion-youf money will b
refunded. Don't suffer. See your druggist today
md ~ NoRITO "a this guarantee.
Evening star., 1944-03-20

1u Areas OutSlQC
this country to
help meet post
war relief needs.
In a report to
w ar Mobiliza-
ton Dire ctor
James F. Byrnes,
Mr.. Jones said
this country will
Be able to meet
lte essential mill
sA1y and civilian
reQuir e m . n t B
An d contribute
a ! n ! m u m
amounts Of live
A
Evening star., 1944-03-20
g D. f. SeIectees
To Report Tomorrow

Ninety five District selectees,
found qualified for the armed forces
on their preinduction examination,
have been ordered by their draft
boards to report for induction to-
morrow.
The group tomorrow includes So
men for the Army and 43 for the
naval forces. The list follows:
Evening star., 1944-03-20

HAckett, James A,
Jackson. 0eorGe h.
Long, Leonard X.
Mayheld, r. q.
Summers, Oliver \.
Valentine. 8. c.
PArrAn, L. w.
Battle, David A.
Bennett. Harry L.
Bounds. Charles H.
Braxton. Leon
Douglas. r. w.
Giles. .Leor P.
Harrod. James 3.
Jones. Noble 3,
Josey. Robert r.
Beanef, Charles 3.
DuLany. william q.
KinArd. Joseph
Rooertson. H. =.
Spriets. Howard A.
Stewart. Warren p.
Taylor, Dee L.
Washington. r. NJ.
Whftny. Percy
Thompson. Harry K
lsaasss.. oeor.. H.
0Alerino. n. Z,
Canning. LLOYD r.
Compton, j. +.
Leib0w. Bernard
Co1nbs. Qeofre 4.
Mckay. william J.
Woodford, c. A.
zetlin. Louis
AtleY, Melvin L.
Clark. AwArd l..
Dandr1dge. G. NJ.
Gaunt, Bernard 8.
Glenn, Franklin
McOaniels. c. j.
Walker, Harold
Young. 0sttys I.
Youne, Wiibert +.
Allen. Abney
Hall, RAYMOND i.
walker. Albert e.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
Marvin Jones Urges
Allies 10 Increase
Production Of Food
~ the Associatso press.

Declaring the United States is not
the food basket Of the world" War
Food Administrator Marvin Jones
today urged expansion Of production
Evening star., 1944-03-20

Mount Healthy, Ohio: Sergt. Charles
w. Bishop. aerial gunner, Norwalk,
Iowa; Corpl. Harlin s. Darby, La
Conner, Wash.
Medical officers from Davis-Mon-
than Field recovered the bodies
yesterday from an almost inacces-
sible location near Sabine Canyon.
Evening star., 1944-03-20

Niekson. Joseph NJ.
MentAgue. W. :.
INLAND, John =.
Homtue, lawson
Scatter, Charles n,
Smith. walter L.
Wise, william c.
Van Pelt. Gerald r.
Ot0ennAro, A. J.
0orin. Herbert H.
Howard, Charles w.
Lewis, 0eorge b.
MafottA, Pietro
Norris, George r.
Mcfarland. G. c.
Walters. John d.
league. Harold H.
Cochrane, T. c.
Efsen. David T.
Wilson, Chester r.
Young. Nelson e.
Baten, Joseph D.
Boone, Claude
Brown. Julian L.
Qaine. Isaiah P.
Ford. Holly
Arcuri, Giuseppe v.
0oorsteip. Milton
Huong. Lee Bee
tawder. Samuel w.
Spindle. Thomas W.
watkins, C. w.
Perkins. I. p.
Cochran. Martin T.
Wheeler. Elmore D.
Basil. Frank 3.
QAwson. Ernest
Erguson. NJ. H.
Gibbons, w. J,
6artGeu. n. L.
retAtAl, ,. Z.
ballard. John G.
Lacey. Harry :.
Mari. Avard I.
4lAnkenShtp. =.
Hanlein, Harry 1.
Chanda, Arthur A.
Hart. Edward q.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
Beech-Nut
Strained AND CHOPPED FOODS

STRAINED FOODS Spinach Squash Carrots, Green Bean Beess
Punes Apple Sauce Vegetable Soup Liver Soup. Vegetables
Beet with Rice Barley. Vegetables q Lamb with Rice.
Evening star., 1944-03-20

CHOPPED FOODS. veseubles K Lamb with Rice,
Spinach. Carrots. Green Beans Prunes, Bee,s, vese.
table Soup. Liver Soup.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
lin a round Jar, !. ,.,e,.,

be Looks like Vegetables and Lamb with Rice for the main
course topped off with Prunes!
heat nice things about Beech Nut from lots Of people, that
natural food values retained in high Degree and compliments
about the convenience of the glass jar and cap made
wise decision when chose Beech. Nut
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
POSten n1OSki

isce dive sobi, kjer bi Sc pee
ljal. Kdor ina "a oddati, maj
pusti naslov v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
(Nadalj ljevanje)

Ali nj dobilo ziVljenje svoJe-
ga ustaljenega lica? Bilo je
mucno in nelepo, a bile so mu
prinranjene katastrofe.. Koliko
je ljudi, XII tako live dolga leta
do smrti in nihce ne sluti, da so
ziveli najstrasnejse drame, XII
so zabrisale zadnje poteze sele
tedaj, ko so telesa razpadla.
Nekega vecera sta Sc gospa
Vera in MOI vrnila z izprehoda.
Gospa je sama silila ma ulico in
sama silila domov. zunaj j nj
bio obstati. 1mela je obcutek,
da jo vse zenske globoko prezi-
rajo, kot da so j videle duso
in gledajo s pomilovalno ljubez-
MILO njenega moza.
Sc nekaj drugega, eudnega Sc
.je bilo nasefilo v Mi. Vcasih Sc
je igrala V mislih to predsta-
vo. Tega vecera Sc je prikradla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
FRANCE BEVK.

sama. Nj je hotela odganjatl,
CANA nj sla. Zazdela Sc j je
misel lepa, zahotelo Sc j je po'
igrati Sc MO.
10 sta sedela V kuhinji, je
ona nagnila glavo in hlinila du-
sevni boz in globoko razburje-
ME. Vzdihnila je trikrat.
Po tretjem vzdihu Sc je moz
obrnil.
"Kaj tt je?"
Pogledala je in pridrzala nov
width. Nosniee so Sc j skrcilc,
dejala je:
'Tudi &c ii povem
"Povej; vseeno je!"
stNi tt toliko do meme"
"Verica!"
Njegov glas je bill ocitajoc,
nellote jo je razdrazil.
''Da ne hos mislil, da gojim
skrivnosti pred teboj: Lju,
BIN! ="
MOI je odprl oci. Gledal Jc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
Mali oglasi
Zenske pOZOr

Vsem, katerim sem podpisana
Gala listke priporocam, da iste
probate do prihodnje sobote, %.
jan. in da ia vecer pridete v
Knausovo dvorano k programu,
kjer DO oddano rocno delo po-
steljne oprave.
Druge zenske pa tudi prosim,
da hi Sc re zglasile pri meni, ker
imam Sc nekaj listkov ma rokah,
da mi pomagate iste izvesti do
tega dneva.
Sem vsem liz srca hvalezna.
JENNIE SINTIC
910 E. 222 Street
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

nekaj nainut Sc je pojavil ma
wrath kuhinje. Postal je nekaj
hipov. v temi nj nogel razlo-
citi nieesar.
Vera je spoznala po dihanju
da .je razburjen. Y dno srca jo
je to razveselilo. Vendar nj ma.
rala, da bi Sc j priblizal. zga.
Mia Sc je, da je stol zaropotal
MOI Sc je obrnil in sci.
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

kuhinjsko pee ma plin; nahaja
Sc zelo dobrem stanju. Sc pro-
da po zmerni ceni. Vprasa Sc
danes ali jutri ma 1885 E. II St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

"Koliko vem, sploh nj vec
tu."
"Zdaj ne. Pa spet pride in DO
napravila Sc vecjo zmedo IN
nesreco ko doslej. Vse nacrte
mi DO prekrizala."
"No, to bi rad vedel, kaJ'.
IS svojini ciganskimi copr-
miami je Ravnjaka eisto znne-
sala, tako da Sc je YES zatelebal
" MO" fEzE
"Kaj pa Sc "a Ravnjaka bri-
gas?"
"Cakaj; po resnici tt bonn po-
vedal. Ravnjak je re vee let "a
mojo najmlajso, "a Lencko, ho-
dif in je bilo vse ze ma tenn, da
10 vzame. Nekaj casa sem pa nj
vee blizu in tudi "a Leneko Sc
ne meni vec. Tista coprnica ga
,je urekla, ker ga sama hoce
vzeti. Ma to meri, cetudi Sc ma
skrivaj. Ujela ga je re clsto
vsega."
"Kai, nasa deklina? Wanda?
Da je tako prebrisana?' Sc je
cigan ma moe cudil.
Obraz mu je spreletel zma-
govt nasmeh, toda lie "a trenu-
tex, koj nato je dejal ma videz
ravnodusno:.
"Da bi Ravnjak ciganko vzel
- max, tega pa ne verjamem." "
"Jaz tudi tezko verjamem,
je pritrdil Osojnik; "mogoee je
pa lie. Pri vas ciganih Sc zenske
naucijo raznih coprnij, da pre-
MOTTO in zmesajo moske. Sal
81 brez carovnije re tega ne mo-
rem misliti, da sc je mogla de-
klina ma Ravnah tako udomaci-
IT,"
Ciganski poglavar Sc je mo-
raj siliti, da Sc nj zasmejal. u
griznil Sc je V jerk, pogledal
hudo resno in dejal:
"Ne morem tajiti, da so res
take coprnije Ako Sc cigan'
I ka zapne, Sc il tudi posreci, da
moskega cisto zmesa."
"Torej vidis: sam pravis, ds
more. zapela pa Sc je, preklets
crnuhlja; prisegel bi, da Sc je.'
"To ne SINE biti, RaVnjaka ne
SINE dobiti. Sal bi mas cigane
pobili. To bonn ze prekrizal."
"Kako pa, bi rad vedel."
"Rekel bonn Ravnjaku, da j
deklina moja in da mu je ko
oce nikoli ne dam"
'To ne pomaga mic; dekle i
ma leta in lahko stori, kar no
'ce."
"Potem vem nekaj drugega
. kar mu DO vzelo "a vselej We
seize, da bi jo vzel. LIE poca
kali!
I "No, kaj?"
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
(Nadaljevanje)

.,aE
me bos me ujel ma take ci-
ganske limanice; poznam tebe
in tvoje ciganske limanice. Ne
morem ii pomagati; JAZZ tudi
mic ne zasluzim.' -
IS ciganko Vando 81 81 cello
bogatijo pridobil. Nekaj drob-
tinic bos vendar tudi svojemu
prijatelju in pomagacu Mirku
privoscil." ~
"Hahaha, takih drobtinic 81
ze toliko namolzel IL meme, da
jih je tudi ze "a cello bogatijo.
Zdaj sem Sc pa navelical. Niti
pare ii nc dam vec."
"Potem bonn moral maine ra-
cune ma veliki zvon obesiti."
"Nikar ne misli, da me bos
z groznjan1i ustrahoval! Nj
koli ne hos storil, kar grozis ;
sal bi bilo gate Sc neyarneje ko
zame."
bog We! Sila kola lomi. Ka-
kor je zdaj menoi, mi je cisto
vseeno. Kaj bonn vso zimo zmr-
zoval in stradal pa Sc babo mo-
raj poslusati, ko Sc mi cmeri
Rajsi grem sedet; tam mi bo
bolje."
"Stori, kar hoces! JAZZ tt ne
dam nicesar."
"Dobro! Tedaj sva opravila
Toda .kratkem Sc bova,, spet
srecala. Ma syidenje ma sod
MIL" ,
Cigan Sc je magic obrnil in je
je mahnil ~okoh hriba, ne da b
Sc ozrl. eKakih sto korakov j.
re odsel, tedaj je zagrnel zs
MIN Osojnikov bas: .,
"Stoj, he! Pojdi SEMI
cali meni kaj hoces?" Sc j
ozrl cigan.
'Da, zmeniti Sc morava Sc ne
kaj. Pojdi semi"
Pocasi, kakor da okleva, Sc j,
obiral cigan.
"Ce 81 res v TAXI stiski, kakol
pravis, bi tt morda Sc mogel ka
pomagati," je zaeel Osojnik, "a
Ii storiti mi moras nekaj. III
mic ne da nihce nic.'
"Vsega sem voljen. Povej, ka
mai storimn'
Sprawl mi to crnuhljo
kraj!" "
"Ho, tako neumen nisem. Ci
ganka Wanda je meni prav ia
ko potrebna kakor tebi," Sc ]
posmehoval cigan; " pa me tuo
prav mic ne veseli, da bi mi ma
taknili vrv na vrat."
"Tako nisem mislil," je "a
trobil Osojnik s svojim bason
"Nikakor ne zahtevam, da jo L
bijes. Odtod jo sprawl, il nase
ga kraja, IL nase dezele, cir
dalje, tenn bolje!'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

Ma desni stran ske je Ralph Budd, predsednik Bur
lngton zeleznce XII e bill sprejet armada kot povenk
Pod njegovm povestvom Sc nahajajo
zeleznice centrano zapadnem delu dezele ker je
ada prevzela zeleznce, ko e groza savka ukniti
zeezniski promet Cd eve desno So Budd, Col. D. A.
Hart Mai. A. Hillman in Maj G. E. Van Tassel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

"Ljubim nekoga Ali nj
mann pravice ljubiti
"Vera!' je zahroplo liz moza.
"Da! Zdaj yes -"
Kersevan je vedel, da je vse
to grda, zlagana igra. Vendar
je bio ma dnu te igre skrito
resnieno, zivo pozelenje. Spo-
znal je v trenutku, da Sc dviga
il dna tega nekaj groznega po-
gubnega. In kot da Sc hoee pro-
tt neeemu braniti, je zakrilil z
rokama.
'Ti 81 znorela." Ko mu ona nj
dejala nicesar, je ponovil Sc en-
krat: "Ti 81 znorela!"
Njena usta pa je skrivil
smeh:
cali 81 ljubosumen?"
Mozu Sc je ia beseda uprla.
Bill je v resnici ljubosumen. To-
da ljubosumje je slabost, XII je
moski nece priznati. v jezi, da
ga je videla tako ponizanega,
je V besnosti skoraj zavpil:
No in kaj tedaj? Cemu sem
torej blazna
"Ker lazes! Ker blatis sebe
in mene!'
"Ljubosumen si!''
"Blazna 81, blazna 81! I'll ho-
ces, da bi bill ljubosumen! Ne,
nisem; ne, ne!'
''Ker me ne ljubis, ne maras
priznati tega. In JAZZ priznam
priznam: ljubusumna sem! In
kljub t e m u 81 izberem enega
kogarkoli ker me ne
| ljubis. Nimam ga, a izbrala s.
ga bom!"
| MOI Sc je dvignil, rdeeica mu
| je nabreknila obraz.
'Ti? Ti?" je dejal zanicljivo
da bi pokazal blaznost in ne.
zmiselnost njenega pocetja. -
'Ne domisljaj 81. Ia moske, ko1
jih mislis ii, je lepsih zensk v
izobilju."
Gospo Vero je znova presu
milo:
"Ti me zanicujes!"
"Molci, XII 81 me ubila!!"
Wei je klobuk.
Kan gres ?"
"Grem, da tt ne porecem be
sede, XII bi je ne mogel ponovi
IT,"
I Krsevan je videl, da sta sto
pila ma rob brezna. Hisa je cd
mevala. Visoka nadstropja trel
his so prvic nategnila usesa pr
vemu dejanju drame. Nj hotel
da Sc nadaljuje predstava. Spu
site castor! Prekiniti je hote
gnus, bezati proc, ubezati zlu
: Spustite zastor!
Exam gres?' je ponovila re
ma.
"Grem, da Sc kaj ne zgodi.
Zaloputnil je vrata. Nato j
7 slisala Vera, kako je V skokil
, bezal po stopnicah kot pred po
zarom.
Tista noe, Sc en- dan in Sc e
!, ma noe so presli kakor v omoti
ci.
Gospa Vera Sc nj spominjals
kdaj je prisel tistega vecer
moz domov. Slonela je oh kr
hinjski mizi z glavo ma rokah i
pletla Vertigo misli, XII SO nasts
jale in ugasale kakor iskre.
LIE podzavestno je cutila, d
je ze davno noe. Use je utihn
10. Luci nj prizgala. IRA je t
kala ma stem.
v dnu njene duse Sc je nj
kaj snovalo. Kaj?. Mascevanje
Mad kon? zakaj? Smrt! Kat
ra smrt?
Prvic je zelela smrt sebi. P
vic je zelela srnrt svojemu M
zu. LIE. "a trenutek. Potem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

LAFAYETTE NDGrand champion all breeds the 1913
Market Stock Show this prebred Duro
barrow Model WILL bred and exhibited by Purdue Unver
here Weighing 2O pounds at months Of this barro" was
Wm Reneker of Chicago for his quality
of on and ham, In addition to $s in regular prizes
the special 5000 cash award from the United
Record Association PEORIA Ill Because of the large number
exhibit,
the best held in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

and brings on an anxiety which mani
tests itself in a disconcerting general
and specific somatic disturbance"
This is Just a highbrow, scientific
way Of saying that if you're mentally
allergic to other people you can never
pop out with those smart, witty wise
cracks that should set your listeners
off in gales of laughter, but which
you can't think about until you are
at home in your bed.
And you are the kind of person
whose fingers become all thumbs if
the boss stops by and watches you at
your job. Or, if you're a salesman,
you have to pace the corridor many
times and screw up your courage to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29


allergy TO the person that's the trou-
BILE, but what he or she may wear
the woman's lipstick, her face powder
or maybe her silk nightgown. Or
maybe it's the husbands shaving To-
ton or the odor of his smoking jacket.
Social neuroSis" is the pSychia-
trists' name for the quirk of having
a brain that is allergic to certain
people 1t is probably best seen in
those mental hermits who blush,
stammer freeze into awkward ges-
lures, poise as if for flight, and are
excessively embarrassed when they
have 10 look some one in the eye
and talk it over.
People allergic to other people"
says DR.. Myerson's report to The
American Psychiatric Association,
show an adverse, apprehensive re-
action to the most exciting objects
of our environment, namely our fell
lows"
For them, to meet the barrage Of
other peoples eyes, to bear the faces
that turn with gaze directed at them"
says the Harvard psychiatrist, 'is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

go in and see the terrifying prospect.
Yes, and you will probably always
have stage fright, and mike" fright
if you ever get on radio program.
You will blush if that pretty girl
speaks 10 you. and you will prob
ably wind up not only worrying about
any situation TO be faced, but your
own reaction TO ii.
Brain allergies hurt many people
in life, but some individuals can turn
them into assets. If you have a
scientific, inventor type OF mind, or
are a painter, poet or q writer with
artistic talents, then your hermit-like
mental allergies will make you dodge
parties and people, and get off by
yourself TO do your best work.
Scientists are often accused of liv.
ing in ivory towers" of laboratories
where they get out of touch with the
common man and the common hap
penings of life. Many get that way
because they have the eccentric twist
of being allergic to people. Like
Carlo, they want to be alone.
Or. Myerson's new theory about
mental allergies differs from the
older thinking that such people
merely had inferiority completes.
The old idea was that the insults
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

anu SpdIIkIIIBS UL
childhood somehow
fingered on tn e
adult SubconsciouS
mind and interfered
with normal social
b @ h vior. They
caused inferiority
compleXes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

papa and mama didn't use the
hairbrush, when IL might
have been needed.
Little Willy knew that no matter
what he did he wouldn't get spanked,
and he geared his actions accordingly.
Maybe with the new theory Of DR..
Myerson the reactionary die hards
who still believe in the rule of spare
the rod and spoil the child will now
get a new lease on life.
In a lot OF ways mental allergies
come 10 people because they don't
grow up.
DR.. Myerson notes It is quite nor
NAL for children TO be self-conscious
and to blush. It's probably only the
precocious, mama-trained, would-bc
Shirley Temples who get rid of child
ish blushing.
Children gradually grow out of this
hiding behind.mother's .skirt stage as
they learn OF their own sclf.import-
ance. But with individuals who are
candidates for future mental hermit
like lives, it doesn't work out in
just that way.
LIES competitive struggle has
much to do with the shaping of their
developing allergic character.
If the world didn't put such a
premium on being successful there
would be fewer people with ,allergies
TO other people. Dr. Myerson indi.
Gates. From the time a child first
enters the schoolroom he faces LIES
competition.
Teachers and parents push the
children onward and the kids them.
selves strive in every way to attain
success. in grades, talents, looks,
learning ability and hundred other
things helpful in later life.
In a free land like America great
rewards await the youngsters who
best come through the battlefield of
hard knocks and produce results that
the world awaits.
But because everyone can't win all
the time in life, there come occa-
sional set-backs. The folks who have
learned to grow up rebound from
such adversely and move ahead. The
others-the mental hermits-crawl
into their shells, carry childish self
consciousness into adult life, and get
allergieS TO their fellow man.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
II You Emborross EosiIy.
Sfo m m er and Grow
Tongue-Tie d. Maybe
You've Become q "MenfoI
Hermit" Psyehiufrists Ex-
pIain-And Here's Whot
to Do About II

This idea Of avoiding alleged
inferiority complexes h a s
been the basis for some high
sounding ideas on modern
embarrassing.
Many a spoiled brat prob
ably got that way because
papa and mama didn't use the
hairbrush, when il might
have been needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

the meaning of legal incom-
patibility; that often incom-
patibility can be traced TO
a physical allergy between
the husband and the wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
BY GOBIND BEHARI LAL
Noted Science Analyst

IF YOU'RE a mental hermit and
like to get away from it all, maybe
! it's because you are psychological
ly allergic to people just as other
folks are physically allergic to eggs,
strawberries, fish, ragweed pollen,
or maybe a wife's face powder
But don't confuse allergies of the
mind with the usual allergies you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

hear about. The I-Dread'
Other.People trouble is all
in your brain and is caused
by no material thing. And
it knows no time, rhyme
nor season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-29

found to aid quick use of energy giving carbohydrates Foods that spoil or lose their taste at high al- titudes or on long missions were eliminated, as were foods with hea- wy odors or that can't be eaten easily with spoon, only tmple- ment provided.
 FOOD KEPT WARM
 Food warmers, to be plugged in the planes electrical system and thermostatically controlled at 160 degrees, hold six food trays and l2 pint-sized cups for soup and coffee, Spoons, plastic slippers, salt, pepper. sugar, milk, bread and dessert are packed in the top drawer, insulated but not heated. The warmer, IT inches square and II inches thick, weighs 30 pounds empty and 45 when full.
 For missions under three hours, the Air Crew Lunch" is provid- ed, also high in carbohydrates. In gay red, white and blue box, easy to open with heavy gloves, the lunch includes hard candy, gum drops, two fudge bars, and gum boiled and pulled sweets" to the RAF Outgrowth of snack-box developed because it would not freeze at low temperatures, it now is shipped overseas at the rate of 2 1-2 million boxes month.
 So if you worry about that man of yours going hungry on his flights don't boteher. He probably is eating better in the air than you are on the ground.