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MARSHALL SALOSE


Amerikos jiegos isiverze
j Marshall salas, Xxi siol
Japonu valdomas, IL Ultima
viena po kito svarbius pun
ktus. Shame uzpuolime pa
naudota dideles karo lai-
vyno il orc jiegos, ir pa
nesta palyginamai nedideli
nuostoliai. Tose salose ISL
stiprine Amerikieciai pri-
siartina prie pacios Japo-
MICS.
Sausio 81 .Amerikieciai
paskandino ID Japonu lai-
w.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
RUSAI JAU INEJO
| EsToNIJA


Vasario 1-2 dienom rau-
donoji armija, stumianti
Vokiecius j pietus nuo Le-
ningrado, izenge Estonijon
ties parubezio miesteliu
Keikino, ir pradejo savo
kara uz "islaisvinima" Es-
'tijos. Taipgi uzeme Kingi-
senp ir Narva.
Per Estija ir Latvija boil
sevikai pasieks If Lietuva,
tuo paciu tikslu, Sisvada-
vimui''.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04


Japonai, kaip paaiskejo,
ziauriai nukankino daugy-
be Bataan ir Corregidor
gyneju Amerikieciu, kurie
pateko ju nelaisven. Ame-
rikos valdzia pareiske jog
uz tai Japonai karciai at
sakys.
Japonu valdzia neleidzia
Amerikai siusti savo kar-
eiviams esantiems Japonu
nelaisveje vaistu, maisto,
ar kokios kitos pagalbos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
Seimo sesijos atsibus Sale Modern

Svarbu isitemyti kad 'au-
tonomijas' zada ir toms sa-
Inns kurios originaliai bu-
vo Sovietu respubliku ellie
je, If Lietuvai, Latvijai ir
Estijai, pagrobtoms sulyg
sutarties SUI Hitleriu.
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: .'''5':aa'AlR
D A r 3 Al
IR DARBJNINKQ zINlOS

Lewis ir Green susitikO.
Miami, Fla. - Pc astuoniu
metu ju santikiu suirimo,
dabar vel John L. Lewis
susitiko SUI Amerikos Dar-
DO Federacijos prezidentu
William Green, aptarimui
apie United Mine Workers
unijos sugryzima atgal i
Darbo Federaciia.
Green ir Lewis persisky-
re kai Lewis 1885 metals
isteige C. |. O., po to Le-
wis isbrauke Green is an
gliakasiu unijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

WPA per s metus savo
operavimo praleido arba
isnaudojo virs 13 bilijonu
dolariu. Tais pinigais pa
silaike bedarbiai nuo Bir-
zelio 80, 1885 metu, Xxi Rir-
zelio 80, 1943.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
NAZIAI BEGA is
PABALTIJO

Rusu armijoms artinan-
tbs j Pabaltijo sails, is ju
pradejo begti Vokieciai at
kelti apsigyventi Lietuvo-
je, Latvijoje ir Estijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
MUZIKOS zINIOSE kompe

Zitorius j. Zilevicius kelia svar-
by kulturini klausima = nusi-
rasyti is musu senesniu EMO
niu ir surinkti liaudies dainas.
Naziai, kaip zinoma, sunaiki-
no liaudies dainu rinkinius di-
delemis pastangomis Lietuvo-
je surinktus prizes kelis metus,
kur inejo apie $4,000 dainu ir
melodiju. Butu labai grazu ir
naudinga jei kiekvienas musu,
laisva valandele turedamas, SUI
rasytu jam zinomas liaudies
dainas. Rinkinelius sudarius,
galima nusiusti musu laikras-
ciu redakcijoms, kurios per-
duos kan reikia.
Vanagaicio Margutis laikas
nuo laiko pashelbia idonfiu nu-
su liaudies dainu. Xiii musu
laikrasciai galetu 81 grazu pa
vyzdi pasekti. Tuo budu Eus
renkama musu Tautos kultu-
RIMS turtas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

U. S. Karo Laivyno De-
partmentas pranesa antru
kartu sutaupyma vel virs
IA bilijonu dolariu sumos.
Pereita rudeni tas depart
mentas sutaupe virS 13 BIZ
lijonu dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
Chicago.

Chicago. = Karo Sekre-
toriaus padejejas Patter-
son cia kalbedamas parei-
ske kad karo produkcija
.zymiai padideio, ne suma-
zejo, If kad Karo Depart
mentas planuoja greitam
perejimui j karo met pro-
dukcija, SUI maziausiu ga
limu gaisavimu, kaip tik
karas baigsis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

Amerikoje kalbama apie
palaikyma iaunu vyru tar
navimo kariumeneje po ka-
ro, kaip daroma kitose sa-
lyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
Detroit. Mich.

Detroit, Mich. = Fordo
Highland Park dirbtuveje
buvo mete darba 1,7OO dar-
bininku uz tai kan darbo
santikiu taryba pasisauke
isbarimui unijos komiteto
atstova uz rukyma drau-
dziamoje dalyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

AUKOKIT Lietuvos vadavi-
mo reikalams per LVS. vi,
81 stokime Vi laisva Lietuva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

Britanijoje, sustreikavo
10000 angliakasiu einant
tasynei del nustatymo ang-
liakasiams minimaliu al
gu $40 savaitei uz darba
DO zeme ir S18 uz darba
prie ANGLES ant virsaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
KETURIU METU storio

AA " oNhS NAA " 4 o'
musu broliu Lietuvoje selpimo
ledas jau pralauztas. Kunigu
Vienybes iniciatyva pavyko
gauti is Amerikos Raudonojo
Kryziaus $4,000 vertes vais-
tu siuntini, kuris per sveicari-
ia, SUI tam tikru palydovu, bus
nugabentas Lietuvon ir per
Lietuviu Savisalpos Draugija
isdalintas beturciams. Jei Sis
siuntinis tikslo laimingai pa
sieks, bus siunciama kitas
100000 vertes.
Lietuviu Savisalpos Draugi-
ia uzima vieta naziu uzdaryto
Lietuvos Raudonojo Kryziaus.
RUSU-LENKU sienu ginco
eiga, matyti, rodo Maskvos
pasiryzima tartis tik su tokia
Lenku valdzia kufi (Maskvos
akim) drauginga Sovietijai.
Kitais zodziais tariant, Mas
kva daro spaudima Lenku vi
daus reikalams, nors tiesa il
tai kad nera tikru daviniu kick
paramos dabartine Lenku val
dzia in exile Londone turi Len.
ku visuomeneje. Joje yra re.
ligovskinio tipo elementu. Bel
tai Lenku, ne RusQ, reikafas
Is Rusu poelgiu matyt ju no
ras Rytu Europa savaip "dyau
giskai" sutvarkyti. Pasaulis
ziures kaip tai atsilieps An
glija. Pietu Afrikos premje
ras SHUTS nurode Anglams, je
jie nori stiprus pc karo butt
jie privalo stoti vadu VISIONS
mazoms Europos tautoms ku
rios nenori nei naziu, nei bol
seviku diktaturos.
Nuo Anglu atsiliepimo Rus'
uzmacioms dalinai priklausy
ir Lietuvos likimas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04
BERLlNO MAZAI
JAU LIKE

Britu smarkieji lektuvai
padare vel uzpuolima ant
Berlino, ir atakavo Pran-
cuziios pakrasti, kuris lai-
koma isiverzimo j Europa
punktu.
Berlino mazai kas terra
like, anot pranesimu; sio
uzpuolimo metu zuvo tarp
10 ir Is tukstanciu zmoniu
il tukstanciai liko be pa
stoges.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

PREF. RoOsevelto gimta'
dieni Sausio 80 d. mineje
visa Sails vel gausiu auko'
.iimu j kovai su jaunujr
paralyzium fonda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-02-04

Vokieciai rengdamiesi is
Romos salintis ruosia mie-
sto susprogdinima; strate-
giniai punktai nudedami
rflinomis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Three Basketball Teams to
See Action Friday Evening

All three local high school bss-
ketbsll teams will participate in
contests Friday night as Roosevelt
meets University High, Lincoln
plays Dundee, and Ypsilanti re-
engages Wayne.
The foulless Rsilsplitters OF Lin
coin will attempt to practically
clinch a tie for first place honors
in the Eastern Division of the HUI
ron Valley Leagu when they trav.
el TO Dundee. In their game, TIE
week before last. against Flat
Rock the Blue and White set some
kind of a record as they commit
ted no personal fouls throughout
the game. In last weeks encount
er with Belleville Coach Larry Dun
nings team was guilty OF but three
fouls. Coach Dunning said that
in his many years of coaching bas-
ketball teams 1t was the first time
a team of his did not commit a
foul during the entire game.
Roosevelt High School. which
set the city scoring record for the
season last Friday with 56 points
against Saline, takes on a potent
University High FIVE in Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

U. High has broken even In q
series with Adrian and easily de-
fested the Michigan State Normal
College freshman quintet.
Ypsilanti High School will seek
to avenge an early season defeat
handed them by Wayne. Wayne.
which has not had a good season.
rose up to trim the Braves
by one point. 81 to 80, in
the Purple and Colds second
start of the 1943-1944 campaign.
This game will follow a prelimin-
airy contest that starts at 7 o'clock
at the local gymnasium.
The Ypsilanti High School swim
ming team will also see action as
they engage Ann Arbor at the lat
tc' IS pool Fi'day afternoon. The
Braves will be trying to regain
some OF the prestige they lost in
last Fridays humiliaring drubbin
handed them by Monroe. Monroe,
however. has probably one of the
best Glass "A" swimming teams
in the .ate and the Purple and
Gold should fare much better
against the Pioneers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Fitness to
be Sought

Washington. Jan. 27-INS-A ma
tion-vide campaign for peak ply
steal fitness among the United
States fifty million homefront
workers was underway today.
The campaign was launched by
the Federal Security Agency's COM
mittee on physical fitness which
disclosed that 400 million man days
or three billion. 200 million man
hours are lost annually to produc-
ton OF planes, tanks. guns and 9TH
er war essentials from absences
due to physical disability.
Management. labor and local
community leaders we're called
upon to cooperate in helping 70
provide opportunity for some form
OF physical fitness activity, such
as sports, calisthenics, gardening,
or hiking for every war worker.
The physical fitness committee
also authorized establishment of a
committee to promote plans for a
national hall OF fame In Washing
ton.
Sports activities are expected TO
finance the proposed building.
which will serve as a symbol OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Men Tallest
in Big Ten

Ann Arbor, Mich. Jan. 27-Once-
beaten Ohio State. the tallest bas-
ketball team in the Big Ten. will
meet Michigan here Friday and
Saturday in a double bill which
for the Buckeyes will determine
whether they remain in contention
with Purdue, Iowa and Northwest
ern for the 1914 conference title.
Both games will start at p. m.
EWT.
For the Wolverines, who have
won one and lost Ave in the confer
ence. a first division berth in the
final standings probably is at stake
in this series. Two games with
Indiana, one with Chicago and a
return battle with Northwestern
will remain on the Michigan card
after this week.
With Purdue. Iowa and North.
western all boasting perfect Big
ZEN records to date, the Buckeyes
will be fighting here for a double
win and whether they get 1t may
depend ypon whether Elroy Cray
Legs) Hirsch is In shape to return
to his starting center position in
the Michigan lineup. Hirsch
sprained his ankle last week when
the Wolverines dropped a 1914
overtime decision to Purdue after
leading all the way and did not
play the following night when the
Boilermakers won, 5l-55.
Probably paired with Hirsch in
the starting Michigan lineup will
be Dave Strack and Tommy King
as forwards and Don Lund and
either Jack Leddy or Chuck Ket-
terer at the guards.
Ohio States only loss In the
league play has been to Northwest
ern which also holds a win over
the Wolverines. The Buckeyes
have height advantage over every
team in the conference and the bat
tie for control of the rebounds will
be leading factor in the outcome
of the two games here.
Center Arnold Risen OF Ohio at
six feet eight and one-half inches
is one of the giants of 1874 has
ketball. Don Crate at six feet two
and Jack Digger at six feet four
are the Ohio forwards. The guards
are Paul Huston. six feet three,
and Bob Bowen, six feet and one
half inch. The average height of
the starting quintet is six feet
four.
Last season the Bucks tripped
Michigan twice at Columbus and
in on rame we're paced by Guard
Dick Shrider with Is points. Shrid,
err is now reserve guard on the
Michigan squad, stationed here as
Naval viz trainee. The games
will be the 44th and 45th between
The two schools in basketball since
the series opened in 1909.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Sports Roundup

a-NS-Funea rites being arranged to-day o
the Sioux City baseball club the West
League The oldtme bspyer who quit the ga
after year Club the Nebraska Sa
League. died in Sioux City yesterday.
Evanston swes Fry today added the duties OF head base
University his Job assistant football
coach duties announced by Ah
Director Kent who Joined h'
athletic staff at Iowa University last fall
Shirley right handed pitcher has signed
1914 It announced today
Shirley played with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1871
YokNsBsketba did its bit for the fourth war loan drive
nv adding 676750 today the whip the
5000 fans packed the list eg
special doubeheader
additional S7675O raised
n an between the games.
Yok-INswe Hoppe the time boy wonder who grew
M 10 be the old master billiards world
today Wekr Cochran by total of 209 points in their
four city marathon which close last
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

sports contribution TO American
culture, Construction OF the build
ing will be delayed until after the
war.
First Lieut.. Tom Harmon. OF the
Army Air Forces. gave a send,off 10
the drive for physical fitness within
industry. Just back from the China
front. the former Michigan football
star sent this message to the FSA
committee:
II saw the need FOR peak physic.
al fitness on the fighting front
every day. Il saved my life twice"
Harmon, a fighter pilot, has had
10 bail out" of an airplane twice
in recent months. once over the
South American jungles and again
in China
This program launched for In.
dustrial physical fitness know
would have the support OF every
fighting man on the front" he
said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Rural Events

TODAY
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Federated Ladies Aid, at the
church basen- cnt. Potluck dinner
at noon.
FRIDAY
Stony Greek District
WM.B. Glass Church Night pro-
gram, Stony Creek Church. S p m.
Penny supper and program.
SATURDAY
5eeole
Sara and Frederick Parsons will
entertain the Y. Us Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Avv FUL
Misery From Gas Pains

when first heard OF Gillian, and
it's unbelievable what this mar
velous medicine did TO relieve that
demon gas and stomach sickness
I'm not troubled with constipa-
ton any more and my food di-
gests properly. | am glad to rec
ommend Gillian to anyone"
Gillian is an advanced medical
compound containing juices from
IS health-giving herbs, roots and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
NAILS SING THE BLUES

LONDON-INS-The tone OF the
German radio and press is becom-
ing increasingly somber. German
leaders are dwelling on past hard
ships and unprecedented future
battles and seem to be developing
a sort of strength through sor
row. campaign. -.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Constipation Made Me Feel
Lifeless"

down or stand
up straig bit A.,
they were so
agonizing. In
digestion an d
sour stomach
Just wore me
] o " n because
they robbed me
Of sleep. So did
1ig b I rising.
And constipa-
lion made me
eel lifeless. I
was in misery
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

barks. II Is TAX
N before meals
md mixes with
the food in ones
stomach, thus
helping to elm
mate the poi
sons that foster
stomach trou-
bles and to per-
nit the Kidneys
and liver to
function prop
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
LADIES LEAGUE
Team Standings

Team high single game-Person-
al Finance, T66.
Team High Series-Personal Fin
ance, 2l96.
Individual high single game -
Ruby Cazier, 202.
Individual high series-Ruby Ca
zier, 500.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

erly. 1t usually acts within 10
minutes 10 stop gas pains, sour
ness. bloat and belching. Gillian
costs but a few cents a day.
Gillian 10 recommended and sold
by ell cunnlnshsr's Drug stores.
Help yourself to health. Start to-
day by buying a bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle will convince you. The
Gillian Medicine Co., Keith 5Ida.,
Cincinnati, o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

Mr.. Leonard w. Adams of
1900 Delaware, Detroit,
Mich, Says He Suffered
Terribly From Stomach
Distress and Kidney
Weakness - Greatly I'm
proved, Due to Gillian.
This amazing natural medi.
cine" Gillian. is no ordinary medi
cine, as you'll agree after reading
Mr.. Adams statement. In fact
druggists all over Michigan are
astounded at Giljan's remarkable
results. Men and women tell in
glowing terms how Gillian relieved
them Of long-standing ills due to
faulty elimination. Here is Mr..
Adams statement-just one among
hundreds:
Constipation Made Me Feel
Lifeless"
only those who've suffered as
I did. know the awful gas pains /
endured. At times. couldn't sit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

Plant Protection
Holley 4S3. Koch 525. Meder 377,
Wise S5s. Steen 1875, Handicap III.
Totals 791, s56. 766-2413.
Inspection
Wendt 449, Bullen AIS, Kindshov-
en- 1926, James $50, Lesbu 514. Totals
76S, 73l, s60-2359.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
Maintenance

Maintenance
O'Byrne 494, Bivens SS7. Atchin-
son SIS. Sherman 43s, Franklin 557.
Totals S91. 79s. 7t2-24Ol.
Pratt & whitney
R. Stitt 500, Patterson 42O. Mike.
lie 42O. B. Stitt All. B. fowler 43S,
Handicap 1856. Totals S22, 761, IA
1924.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Die Room

Die Room
Smith Ala, Seroke 1872, Maleski
Alb, Harden 527. Pickett 473, Handi-
cap SO, Totals sos, ZAP. 1882.
Shipping
Waite 465, Bruce 40S. Hague Az,
Skelt AL, Prest 356. Totals 675, 1877,
670-20S2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Willoushby's

Willoughby's
n. Camp 403, F. fowler, 1853, 6.
Bradish, 341. W. Waldecker 375. L.
Neidert 1854, handicap S4; 6s3, 665'
672, 2O2O.
Bella Vista
r. Carter AS, D. Ostermisch 500,
H. Kellar 1854. D. Cameron AS, n.
Casselberry 374; totals, 691, 595,
677, 1858.
Eagles
z. Messner 392, H. McComb 35i,
C. Becker 37s, L. Lore 3Sl, j.
Browning 423; totals, 655, $50, $40,
1928.
Idle Hour Tavern
Ann Keebler 329, Doris King 429
lola Doering 343. r, Cazier 500
Peggy Klein 1863. handicap AZ; to-
tails, $50, ss7, 656, 2012.
Personal Finance
A. Orr 400, NJ. Anderson 40. A.
Herbst 426, H. Schmidt 400, l..
Hagerman 401; totals, lis. 1855,
712, 2196.
McCIellan's
Bender 40. Worden AL, Gabriel
son 254. Brink 800. Burt 800, handi-
cap poi; totals. $50, SOS, 72s, 1906.
McCiure's
7. Bassett 1913. NJ. Collin 507, x.
WEIGH 43s, G. Champion 297. L.
Green 5s5: handicap 201; totals,
637, 701, 672, 2010
Spur
D. Cullin AS, NJ. Russell AIS, l..
Bowden 433, B. Cooley 479. E. Nor
ris 400; totals, 741, 731, lis, 2ls7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27

r. Carter AS, D. Ostermisch 500,
II. Kellar 1854, d. Cameron AS, n.
Casselberry 374; totals, SOL, 595,
677, 1853.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Eaales

E. Messner S92, H. McComb 354,
C. Becker 37s. L. Lore 3s1, j.
Browning 423; totals, 655, $50, $40,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
Personal Finance

Bender 40. Worden AL, Gabriel
son 254. Brink 800. Burt 300. handi-
cap 201; totals. $50, SOS, 72s, 1906.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-27
die Hour Tavern

Ann Keebler 329, Doris King 429
Zola Doering 343, r, Cazier 500
Peggy Klein 1863. handicap AZ; to-
tails, $50, 6s7. SIS, 2012.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-05

ago. The only Improvement on the
methods he used is the injection
OF a local anaSthetic-procaine-
into the injured ligaments.
In my youth during my novi-
tate in medicine it was a common
saying that d sprain was worse
than u fracture. The basis of this
was that u spraln kept the victim
in bed longer than u fracture, and
the limping lasted longer.
1t didn't seem to make sense
that a sprain, which is just a
stretching and possibly tearing Of
the ~llgaments around the ankle,
could be worse than a fracture
which is a break in the bone. but
such sayings as quoted above have
way of being solemnly repeated,
SO they acquire the air of wisdom
and authority.
Treatment DELAYED Recovery
What my Scotch surgical chief
found out was that it wasn't the
injury itself but the treatment of
spralns then prevalent that made
q Spraln worse than a fracture.
The practice was to put the
sprained ankle in a plaster cast
and keep it and its owner in bed
for at least six weeks. Then when
the cast was cut of, the amount
OF walking was very strictly linn
tied. Later on a heavy bandag-
ing with adhesive was substi-
tuted for the plaster cast, but the
he'd rest was still enjoined.
The Scotch surgeon found en-
obscure item in an English medi-
cal journal that some Wiltul boys
with sprained ankles to which ad-
hesive plaster had been applied
had ~di3cleved the njunctions to
stay in bed and mao sneuked out
and played tennis and that far
from making their ankles worse
they wer4 completely well and
tore the adhesive plaster off at
the end of 10 days and had the I'M
blushing nerve to 90 about their
business with nary = limp from
then on.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-05
The REST OF My LIFE WlIH You
-@=---- ~. &Faith Baldwin .-. -Oo

thought: He'll be on time at the
hospital.
The next time DR.. Matthew Nor
man saw judith was a week later
He had had a very i'll patient. he
had not been able to leave town.
When he saw Judith she was fully
recovered, although COMPLAINING of
headache.
What do You expect" he in
CURED on the terrace of the salt
box. d glass of iced tea In his hand.
If YOU Will knock yourself eoofy?"
81 didn't"
"Treadway then. What was the
big idea, throwing you into the
pool?!'
Judith looked at him sidelong as
She answered, "Why yoa did, you
know
80 I did" He paused, aston
ished. Il never thought ..." He
added with Indignation, "But moth
ing happened"
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,enothS a. tLa+ t"''e 9"e''
tinnt Lavem,t roou,. ,L'a,,I pa
for coming"
Matthew remarked maIirions,v
Il understand that you asked for
me-"
He was row,rded hy +bo foi,4,.
color RISING in her checks 49, 49,
said 81 dnn,t ron,a,hnr pnt ~
i was ont Of nv ha,d
".As usual" pyinned Matthew
and set down his glass.
She said, looking away, "Thanks,
my good doctor, and now its time
| went. | have a date"
Roadway the Great?'
IT You INSIST upon knowlng.'
- DON'T declared Matthew
out "atch your step. think he
needs a bodyguard.'
He rose and went with her to the
path and watched her walk up it
carrying her head high. After 3
moment ne went back to find Mary
ana zen 'ei an 'h"V d happened
!" INN 'oi''s '"e "eeN'
Summer shipped by with sudden
gusts OF storm and ram, and Mat
thew spent as much time as he
could IN Greenwich. He and judith
mad grown INTO a close. banterina
sort Of friendship, very like that OF