davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18

Je, da stOpl v VelJavO pO ena
znanka "a sladkor vsaka diva
in pol meseca.
Polozaj "a papir je skrajno
kriticen
Harold Boeschenstein, poslov-
nj ravnatelj Forest Products
Bureau urada "a vojno produk-
CLIO, je podal izjavo, da popra-
vi in objasni nekatera nespo-
razumljenja glede poiozaja "a
lesno celulozo in papir Zed.
drzavah. Naglasuje naslednje
locke:
1.Papir in karton sta danes
dvoje izredno kriticnih mate
rij, kljub temu da je produkci-
ia papirne celuloze mogocno ma
rasla.
2. vojaske sile nimajo nobe-
nih resnih rezerv " naspro-
tju S tenn, kar trd e nekateri
krogi.
3. Posledica je, da DO morda
potrebno nekatere vojaske in
druge bistveno vazne zahteve
kriti ma ia nacin, da bodo do
bave "a civilne potrebe zmanj-
sane.
4. Povecanje produkcije pa
pirja in vseh papirnih proizvo'
dov je nujno potrebno.
Zgradbe "a 100000 vojnih
delavcev
John B. Blandford Jr., raw.
natelj National Housing Agen
cy pravi, da znasajo hise, sezi
dane cd 1910 sem, preko 2,750,
900 his "a 100000 vojnih de
lavcev in njih rodbin. Skoro vs.
zgradbe "a vojne potrebe SO Il
zacasne in bodo po vojni poru
sene. Kar je narocil zasebnikon
je zidanje "a stalne hise ter b.
ostalo v rabi tudi po vojni. 81
procentov privatnih his je fl
nanciranih po FILA.
Ostanite ma svojem posiu
Pod pritiskom ogromnega a
meriskega produkcijskega ma
pora "se neprestano pomikam
naprej po potih, XII vodijo
Berlin in Tokio', je dejal pred
sednik Roosevelt v poslanici, X
je bila prilozena enemu njegc
win porocil naslovljenih sena
tn. Nobena stvar ne me U
stavljati tega napora, je deja
Predsednik je porocal O Leno
Lease dobavah ameriskim "a
veZnikom - RusiI, Srednjem
Vzhodu in osvobojenim ozen
ljem, in sicer tanke, topove, MI
nicijo, hrano, obleko, zdravils
V poslanici predsednika s
razbere, da bodo morali amt
riski delavci proizvajati Sc ve'
in nadaljevati tako dolgo Lene
Lease dobave, dokler nj zadn
Nemec pregnan il ozemlja, n
katerega je vdrl, in dokler r
bodo narodi, katere bono osv<
bodili, zopet stall ma svoji
lastnih nogah.
Ostani ma svojem mestu, d
pomagas kriti nujne potret
vojske - to je nase edino up;
ME ma popolno zmago v doglet
: nem in cim krajsem casu.
Mnoga della v livarnah opraV
ljajo zene
Z Akoravno je potrebno "a n;
: Sc livarne in topilnice prec'
4 mocnih delavcev, jeklenin
: misicami, je vendar t a m
i razpolago tudi mnogo lazjih p'
z slov "a moske in zene, XII ne z;
4 htevajo posebnih 1roci. Tako
izjavila k O m i S i ia War Ma
power, XII je sestaviia sezna1
1azjih poslov, da Sc zadosti kr
tienim potrebam delavcev =:
r zenskih delavskih sill.
4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18

IpfaVlJen OpVezatl Sc "a W uLl.
Plaza "a navadne delavce, XII
vstopijo v industrije zeleza ali
jekla gredo cd SOP do 8O.3 cen
tov ma uro, kot je to naznanilo
ministrstvo "a delo. Plaza v de-
lavnicah zelezne industrije je
vecinoma nekoliko visja kot v
livarnah.
Potrebe delavcev v vojnih
industrijah
Paul v. McNutt, ravnatelj
War Manpower komisije, pri-
poroca sirom vse drzave razvoj
PROFESSIONALISM naprav in pro-
dajalen, da Sc S tenn prepreci
nepotrebno izostajanje delavcev
voj jne industrije. G. McNutt je
priporocal ne lie izboljsanje teh
podjetij v obcipah, temvee tudi,
da Sc uvede prav v tovarne ne
katere teh organizacij kot n. pr.
pobiranje perila, placevanje "a
varovalnine, ter racunov "a E.
lektriko in popravljalnice "a av-
tomobile.
G.. McNutt je poudaril, da so
slabe razmere, XII vladajo "a de-
lavce v pogledu teh potrebno-
sti, med mimi tezave pri naku-
povanju, v pralnicah in CARA
zah ter drugih slicnih podjetjih
jako velik vpliv ma redno obi
skovanje della. Nepotrebna cd:
sotnost cd della je cestokrat po'
> vzrocena po oddaljenosti ali ne
> zadostnem stevilu prodajalen
neugodnih poslovnih urah, tez
> kocah glede perila ali tezavaf
: pri placevanju racunov "a plir
in elektriko, ter zavarovalnine
1zrazil je svoje upanje, da bo
do ravnateljstva tovaren in tr
govci sodelovali z VINO v ME
} nem programu "a izboljsanjt
teh nedostatkov.
Veterani bodo poznali svoje
pravice
Veterani sedanje vojne bod
poznali svoje pravice in predno
, sti, ker jih DO vlada opisala
posebni brosuri. Urad "a vojn
informacije javlja, da DO izdal'
j administracija "a Retraining IL
: Unemployment pri uradu q
vojno mobilizacijo prvo brosu
70 te vrste.
|. Nameravano je izdanje $500
900 izvodov pod naslovom
"Your Rights and Your Bene
fits, a handy guide for Vete
rans of the Armed Forces an
their Dependents, XII bodo raz
deljene veteranom. Ko bodo t
knjizice javnosti, jih bodo dc
e bivali veterani vojske in mo1
: narice v svojih centrih demo
(, bilizacije.
l. Knjizica pravi veteranom na
il slednje:
a Pc casu njihovega sluzbovs
e MIA in ako SO odpusceni ma ca
J. stem nacin, bodo avtomaticn
h dobivali pri odhodu place o
S1OO do $500. Vsi veterani, l
a so odpusceni ma casten nacin,
'e majo pravico ma 5 do 10 toe
l. prednosti vseh Rpitih "a U.
l. Civil Service.
v slucaju zacasne brezdelne
sti, bodo mogli' dobiti podpor
pri drzavi ali cd federativnih |
radov. Federalni program "a ts
l. ke, XII ne morejo dobiti podpor
j pri drzavi,. predvideva tedensk
nj podporo cd 20 dolarjev cd 4 d
"a 81 tednov, po dolgosti sluzbe
l. WASHINGTON - Miss MAJ
je 'garet Hickey, ravnateljica pr
l. svetovalnega komiteja "a zer
n sko delo pri w a Manpowe
j. konisiji, je izjavila, da je pr
IN pomogla ttskrita armada" zer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18

+ WASHINGTON - Miss Mar
garet Hickey, ravnateljica po-
svetovalnega komiteja "a zen
sko delo pri War Manpower
komisiji, je izjavila, da je pri'
pomogla "skrita armada" zen
skin delavcev Ameriki do "nje,
mega sija ajnega uspeha V vojni
produkciji'', ter je. naslovila ze-
nam Amerike poziv, maj mas ne
"puste ma .cedilu". Miss Hickey
je poudarila, da sta hitrost in
produkcija dive poglavitni po'
trebi v trenotku, ko Sc vojna
nagiba h koncu, tako da je maj.
veeje vaznosti, da ostanejo ze,
ne ma svojem poslu, prav po-
sebno pa Sc v. jeseni,. ko bodo
morale napolniti vse one vrzeli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

fall victims TO other ills because their bodies have
ioSt thelr normal resistance. Their moral stamina
IS undermined
they become unreliable, an increasing burden
10 their friends and relatives and 10 the com
munty They disrupt their families and expose
their children TO misery as well as 10 the example
of intemperance
When the alcoholic finally realizes that he
cannot continue his injurious course OF life he
seeks for ways and means by which he can drink
without doing harm. or by which he can drink less
ID still satisfy his longing.
There are no such ways and means. For the
mebriate there is only one way out and that is
never to drink again
As a rule, it takes him long to realize this
And 1t takes even longer before he will admit TO
himself that he cannot achieve this without help
from the outside.
Ne alcoholic can be helped who does not sin.
cerely wish to be helped, and no alcoholic can be
THE AHTRE ICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

IhtDfldtes VIII come 10 the clinics.
Inc probation officer, under the direction Of
the police court Judge may bring in bum whom
the police are tired OF arresting over and over
The social agency may send alcoholic who
came to its attention by way of the Domestic
Relations Court.
The Alcoholics Anonymous may find a case
which deiIcS their methods Of treatment and refer
II 10 the clinics. Physicians may refer patients.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

One Method of Checking Excessive
Social DrinlIing-An Aversion to Alec.
hol Is Created With Drugs, and Psy.
Geological Pressure is Applied TO Make
the Habit of SObriety Stick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

All Branches of Psychology. PsYehio+ry and
Sociology Hove Combined in New. Common
Sense Approach TO the Treatment of Problem
Drinkers Who Really Wont TO Be Cured
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-11

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-11
Staff serps1ns Rokxrn Eow
Ower~rnx

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wssk mas STAT S u1 Naia
hnawTas haa fwgynne = esntai
correspondent n ihe Z : Ma
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-11

as ssisne 81 fas 5ouih Pc
&sasth whe IS lAFazxH
susaree sM Nsxv gz1Y e
4e& Na Nes asas &c San De
- to- mas 5HM szasninq
The yotEuz Nnaznan Is sha go
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= MuS paan1 NhefN he -.
Esases sac Nssh Seacaa aas
wa 3 menk ser e shs ban1
Re weE ssnpIoYea ~ IuaaIla
- - firas Fl hlt sntry ants fha
azea1s
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
THE NOME NUGGET

tablishment of the National Foundation, came a total of S3,- 364,217. Of this sum, $1,655, ,825 remained in the counties where raised to provide medical care for those afflicted with this di- sease; $l,467 1892 went to the Georgia Warm Springs Founda ton, for which the Birthday cele- brations were originally conceiv- ed, and $241 ,0O0 was given to commission to be used for scien- tific research.
 Estimating that the Nationa! Foundation and its Chapters have expended more than S1,000.000 up to September ] on the 1914 cpl den.c alone, MT. O'Connor de clared: What the full cost of this epidemic will be we do not know. but certainly, in addition to what 1t totals this year, there will be the necessity of caring for many
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29

search for the cure and proven tion of the disease, and at the same time 10 enlarge our field army fighting infantile paraly- sis, ls-
 Some idea of the scope and extent of the National Founda- tion's program of scientific re- search is shown by the fact that, since it was organized only six years ago, fl has made 298 grants to "A institutions involving IA groups of workers. in one of the greatest scientific attacks against any disease
 During the past II years almost $15, 100000 of the total raised has been left with the counties where raised to provide the best in medical care for the thousands of new patients reported each year This. average. about $444 per county, per year, and $160 for each new case of infantile paraly- sis, reported during that period, MT. O'Connor said.
 Of the remainder of this near ly 90 million dollars. the Nation al Foundation received approxi- mately 13 million dollars to con- duo. it's programs of scientific re- search, education and epidemic relief Onehalf has been used by the Nat onal Foundation for grants in research dealing with the virus, epidemiology and after effects of infantile paralysis, edu cation and epidemic aid as ol- lows: virus research, $2,053, ,761; ater-effects research, $1,405, ,292; education, $1,179,215; epidemics, $637,5 ,546: Tuskegee Institute, S404 ,256; Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, $825 ,000-totatl $6,- sos, ATS.
 From the first four celebrations of the Presidents Birthday which occurred prior to the es-
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
AMERICANS AID
 IN lI-YEAR-OLD POLIO FIGHT

In the last eleven years the American. people have contribut- ed $29, ,562, 2,742.54 to conquer in- fantile paralysis, Basil O'Connor. president of The National Foun
 dation for Infantile Paralysis, announced today at the opening of the annual meeting of the Medical Advisory Committees of the National Foundation for In- fantile Paralysis, announced to- day at the opening of the annual meeting of the Medical Advisory Committees of the National Foundation at the Wafdorf-As- toria Hotel At that meeting ap- plications for grants to carry on medical research will be consid- cred and further plans for carry ing on the fight against infantile paralysis will be made.
 This money was raised through the celebration of President Roosevelt's Birthday and the
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29

March of Dimes, held in January of each year, starting in 1884.
 7 Sixteen million dollars, or more than half of the total given, was raised in the two years of 1943 and 1944, MT. O'Connor said.
 The increase in donations in 1943 and 1944, which probably was due in part to the high in c,dence of the disease, assured the National Foundation that the public wished it to intensity it's activities and to widen tis entire field of operations" he added.
 .'Its almost like waking up one morning and finding that many of your dreams have come true This generosity of the American people permits us to proceed with an assurance we merely hoped fo ; 2. a few years ago. We are now able both to intensity our scientific
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
- tsf FACE SEVEN

of its victims in years to come, meanwhile continuing the care for those of former years.
 But we do know that any scientific program, however cost ly, will be inexpensive and eco nomical in the end for it will some day develop the means that VII permit Us to cure and pre- vent this crippling malady. The American people and their National Foundation for Infan- tile Paralysis are determined that that day will come"
 HreeniHy mart hant raht raht AFRICANS COLLECT RUBBER
 SALISBURY, Rhodesia -(AP) -African villagers of the Ka- wambwa district have collected nearly 5000 pounds of rubber for the war effort in 15 months. Ire scheme is organized by tte local eh efs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01

as, bijodamas kad teta antra karta neleis
man .vaziuoti, pasilikau Siauliuose. Ap-
sistojau viename arbatnamyje, kuriame
gyveno keli siauliu gimnazijos mokiniai-
IS ju as atmenu Mekii, Bistricka, Paukste-
Il >ir kitus. Jie name skatino greiciau va
ziuoti Vilniu ir stoti kariuomenen. !
arbatnami ateidavo bolseviku agitatoriu,
kurie mus kalbino stoti ju kariuomene,
bet visi mes buvome nusistate prizes boil
Sevikus.
Devynioms neramioms demons pra-
slinkus, as nuejau vel stoti ir suzinojau
kad susisiekimas gelezinkeliais civilians
nutrauktas neribotam laikui Nezinojau
ka daryti. Mano laimei susitikau viena
Vokieciu puskarininki, is kurio suzinojau
jog Vokieciai leidzia gelezinkeliais vaziuo-
ii j Lietuvos kariuomene ir nurode kur
galima gauti leidima. Ir istikro, nuejau
nurodyta vieta, ir ia pacia diena jau bu-
vau Vilniuje. Kadangi buvo naktis tai
j miesta nejau, bet pasilikau stotyje.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
PO DAUGELIO METU GEDIMINO
KALNE VEL ISKELEME MUSU
VELLAVA
Teisybemis ir neteisybemis j Vilniq

Teisybemis ir neteisybemis j Vilniq
Ginaiau 1891 M, Smolenskos kaime,
Pasvintinio VAL, Siauliu apsk
1913 metp Lapkricio menesi, man gy-
venant Sigutenu kaime, Pakruojo valsciu-
je, ir Vokieciams dar tebesant Pakruojy-
je, s,sikure valsciaus komitetas ir eme
organizuotis milicija I ia as uzsirasiau
kandidatu, bet, Wis delto, ten nepatekau.
Gruodzio menesio pradzioje Pakruojyje
sutikau is Viniaus atvykusi Juozopaiti.
Jis man pasake kad tarnaujas Lietuvos
kariuomeneje Vilniuje. Wen Vilniuje esq
apie tukstantis az du tukstanciai Lietuvos
kareiviu, kurie tarnauja pirmame pesti-
ninku pulke. Jis name ragino vaziuoti ]
Vilniu ir stoti savanoriu.
Persiskyres SUI Juozapavcium, as SUI
sitikau savo drauga Benedikta Malinaus-
ka is Karaseliu kaimo ir prikalbinau j
vykti sykiu su manim Vilniu, j Lietuvos
kariuomene. Taciau mano vykimas j ka-
riuomene buvo sutrukdytas, nes mano te-
ia If dede, pas kuriuos as gyvenau, kariuo-
menen vykti neleido, o as neturejau kelio-
nei nei maisto nei pinigu.
Kita sekmadieni, Malinausko pamoky-
tas, emiau IL sumelavau savo tetai jog
noriu vykti Rinse, Zarasu apskrityje,
pas dede kuniga. Teta mielu noru prita-
re il dave nuvezti jam maisto ir pinigu,
mes jis per kara buvo sunkiai nukentejes.
Maisto prikrove visa didele pintine.
Nuvykau pas komiteto pir1nininka,
Sigutenu kaimo ukininka Petra Malinaus-
ka, gauti leidimo vezti produktus, mes tuo-
met be toxic leidimo produktai buvo drau-
dzlamj vezioti. AS jam pasakiau visa tel
ssybe, jog vaziuoju kariuomene, Vilniu.
Jis man mielu noru pritare ir isdave lei
dina: Ia pacia diena abudu SUI Benedik-
tn isvazavome siauruoju gelezinkeliu j
Siaulius.
siauliuose mus netiketai sutrukde -
gelezinkelio stotyje Vokieciai pareiske jog
SUI Vlnlum If ktais miestais susisiekimas
CIVILIANS nutrauktas devynioms demons.
Mallnauskas tue laiku sugryzo namon, o
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
il buvo sv. Jurgio prospekte mr.. 36.

il buvo sv Jurgio prospekte nr. 36.
Rumu permit atejo komendanturos
adjutantas Petras Guzas. Jis rumuose ra-
do tik viena Vokieciu kareivi, kuris jam
perdave rastus. Guzas tuojau pastebejo
kad rumuose yra dar 20 geri sautuvai ir
keli simtai Soviniu. Kareivis neblogai kali
bejo Lietuviskai. Tuojau buvo pradeta
deretis del .tu sautuvu. w kelis simtus
markiu viska nupirko. Kai veliau Vokie-
ciai atejo patikrinti ar ko nepaliko, jau
stovejo desimt savanoriu sargyba, kuri at
sake kad Vokieciai viska atsieme.
Bet siuo ivykiu mano tarnyba Vilniu-
je nepasibaige.
Qs savo uzrasu knygutes parase pus-
karininkas Stasys Butkus, Kaunas, 1897
metais.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01

sKIAUsINIAI imerkiami Z
karsta mineralini aliejq ilgiau
buna geri: aliejus uzdaro Lux
sto skylutes ir uzmusa bakte-
rijas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-09-01
MARGUCIO DAINOS

Pasiskubinkit isigyti sia maza, hsenine
GUcIO"-VANAGAIcIO dainu knyge-
le - tai yra trecia Dainu knygele, naujau-
siu, graziu dainu rinkinis, nekurios ju su
gaido1nis. IS sios knygeles galesit ismok-
tt pasidainuoti sau wsas megiamiausias
vanagaicio dainas, kuriu gaidas mokat,
zodziu pilnai nezinot. Apple 40 dainu -
KAMA Tx Csc.
Reikalaulxit "DivOje"
Evening star., 1944-02-08
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Remove one letter from each
called
site the word from which
correctly it breaks.
Answer Yesterdays LETTER
Letter Out
tB) BEARERS-ERASER Git out).
CA, IACTOSE-CLOSET a for storaee).
tND SUMNER-MUSER Che
(k) CRACKERS-SCARCER to fnd)
(S) RATTLES-LATTER O mo
Evening star., 1944-02-08

.
West opened the club nine, dunn
mys jack was covered by East's
queen, and South trumped. South's
king of hearts fell to East's ace, and
East returned the nine of diamonds.
South won this with the diamond
ace and drew trumps, discarding a
club and spade from dummy. Now
South had lost one trick and had to
lose at least two more-a spade and
diamond. The obvious way of
avoiding the loss of fourth trick
was to try to set up the diamond
suit, or to lead spade toward dunn
my's queen, in the hope that West
would hold the king. But South did
not think East would have led that
nine of diamonds if it had not been
a singleton, and he did not think
West could hold the spade king, be-
cause East had made an opening bid.
So South ran his last three hearts,
then led a diamond to the king. On
this lead East had to reduce his hand
to four cards. He had to save two
spades to keep the king guarded, so
he saved the ace and ten of clubs.
South next led the club king from
dummy and threw a diamond on it.
East took the club ace and ten, but
after that he had to lead a spade
away from the king and the last two
tricks were South,s.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner. Both sides were
vulnerable and you held:
4 QJ4
= A652
8 542
i K73
The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby You Lightner
10 Pass CD
Answer-One heart To bid one
Evening star., 1944-02-08
'(CHERNER,
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO.
CALL WAKEFIELD ALL,
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

good ta' used car. 1889 to I945. Phone FIR.
PRIVATE paFty Will pay sash for late can ii
Union osS5 after pm
cash price Loving Motors, 1919 M st. NV.
CHRYsLER 194I. 1910, any model; We
EHEVRoLETWll EsIRt if pay ysi'i TOP premium price price
for clean 1910 or Al. We want this
F66RD9Wlll pay top premium price for
va var IS5G worker r. Bendsl Pontiac. TE. asis:
BUICK wanted: name your price, will
try to meet it, Flood Pontiac 1921 Con-
CADILLAC wanted; name your price. will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Con-
necticut. WO. $500,
try try to meet it. Flood Pontiac, CO. 4sal Con- m
beSI'eIs BODICE AND ND ccfHHasYsLER wanted; name
tiac, 4221 Connecticut. Wo. 5000
& t5s e meet slsS, t. Esod Pontiac. 4asi Con-
oLDsMoBILE wanted; name your pricse;;
will try. to meet it; Flood Pontiac, 4221
fRn3HTE fSn1seieuIA FAKT2 MG viii sfHo pay up to
for clean car, good tires essential. FIR.
Jou1 p1ASS
connsctieat CON so "esS Wo s46o 0o0 p0n''a' @Si
PONTIAC WANTED-Name your price
will try to meet It, Flood Pontiac. 1921
Be SURE TO SEE LOVING before you sell
to get the most cash. All makes urgently
nseded q; Loving Motors, s,aI 1919 N St. NV.
ZANE Nsta YoT &c. FoRofTEs asS Is te ca 1F ADAMS
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whether certain of these animals
should be called toads or frogs.
Frogs, in general, have smooth
skins. They usually are much better
jumpers than toads, and there also
are differences about the ears and
teeth.
There are so many kinds Of frogs
and toads that it is hard to say
more than that about the differences
between them.
Tree toads' also go by the name
of tree frogs" but we shall speak
of them as tree toads" today.
The Amazon valley in South
America has some of the most inter-
esting tree toads. They spend all
their time in forests, but seem to
know that their young will need
water. So they prepare bowls" in
hollow limbs, and line them with
wax taken from the hives of bees.
Plenty of rain falls in Amazon
forests, and the wax-lined bowls"
hold some of the water. Eggs are
laid in the water. and after they
hatch, the tadpoles, or polliwogs,
swim around in it. Within a few
weeks, they get out of the breeding
bowls and live as tree toads. They
eat insects in great number.
Another South American toad Is
known as the "pipa" or "Surinam
toad" The latter name came from
the fact that early examples of it
were found in Surinam, or Dutch
Guiana.
Pipas also are found in Brazil, and
in the French and British parts Of
Guiana. Their skins are dark brown
above and white below. They spend
their lives in water. One strange
fact about them is that they have
no tongues.
The female has a back OF a very
special kind. 1t may be called vel
vety." When eggs are placed on it,
they sink down and are fairly we'll
covered
A score or more of eggs may hatch
on the back of female pipa. The
| tadpoles stay on the back until they
become tiny toads.
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no-trump-for which your hand II
somewhat too strong. anyway
might keep you from reaching .
favorable heart contract II your
partner has four hearts but Is too
weak to show them.
Score 100 per cent for one heart,
80 per cent for one no-trump.
Question No. 1,614.
Today you hold the same hand.
and the bidding continues:
Schenken Jacoby You Lightner
10 Pass 10 "a
~ Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Uncle Roy's Corner

There Is an old story that a person
may get warts by handling toads.
That story must have been started
by the fact that toads. themselves,
have wartlike spots on their bodies.
Men who have studied toads close
ly say the story is not true.
Toads and frogs are closely re-
lated. Even scientists differ as to