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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUNG & PASTOR want 100 rooming or
ana 9oardng af at sy cash
your ca % Ra eDe sea5 Or aSf Na eGsFss S44
e skHh or 10y eax Eye business &C. call b
WAS and S9ndays Ne 1g29
wants associate teachers Of the dance or
drama or in other cultural group activities
to rent coach house studio: over. 600 IT.
moor space, ballet bars, reception office.
dress dressing ing rooms. iayatory 2-story brick
GRdcrkas s h e bus stop Can s9os
ing $4,000 yearly; corner location on
Baltimore blvd, in Hyattsville: for sale
Includes Groom and bath house. Price
gRp fgmplee f0r 5AvIs vfIyssrythias sas BOB
Baltimore blvd, Hyattsyiiie, Md.
STOREROOM on two State roads excellent
location telephone and electricity, 12-
room dwelling, Artesian welt. tobacco barn.
other 9TH ra buildings ln; o acres excellent tobacco
SIGN On, nlustrated farm list on request
DRY CLEANING STORE and laundry
agency. yrs same owner. Northeast sec
Electric display Clock an etc. 'te rent sGS s75:
long lease heat and hot water furnished
cooking and Sleeping facilities in rear, of
q real wartime opportunity to make nice
REsTAURANT: $3.50 to $500 per week;
ne capacity So ssooo Se' down WAND and terms rms
Cal OWNER. DU. 1881.
BEAUTY SHOP with small apt end floor
Be- &c. location suitable for 2 Box 4l9-Y'
BEAUTY SALON, modernly equipped. six
booths, ground moor main northwest bust
pc sold by 4-F entering war work. Box
MD. LIaToR STORE FOR sALE-Three.
room room apt: above; owner going in service
For information call TR. 1543 between
PARTNER TO JOIN ME in timely. profit
able, bookkeeping and tax service: very
small investment; main requisites, honesty
ladustry and sales ability, Good now and
WANTED by sales executive. real estate
printing or Office equipment business. out
TEt Or Sow hnst bear
or possibilities give full details. Box
FOR sALE-Ladies'. mems. infants wear
ton: completely equipped; So 900 cash
down; no dealers. Phone MI o46s be-
BoWLING M ALLEYS 2-story brick bldg
10000 II floor space. "a alleys, 100000
worth OF equipment and supplies, $4,000
etc and moden daa lunch
going: profitable. business CoFFMAN
R6SsLTx BEG Y, co IN sH l2 4I23 or s22s; .,.
ped beauty shop, Woodbridge: wonderful
opportunity for Two girls. Telephone HO
700 49,
BOB HoLLANDER, Restaurant Specialist :
selling restaurants since 1923, can sell any
good restaurant Immediately. no charge
unless sold. Have cash clients waiting
Why not deal with successful restaurant
broker2 Have just recently sold some oi
the largest and best-known restaurants ir
Washington. BOB HOLLANDER, zoos
n, Y. ave. NV. MA. 9743.
VALET SHOP, complete shoe repair.
pressing machines, hish-pressure oil-burnei
boiler: established trade: 20 years in this
LOCATION: reasonable. MI. 1894
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET tUnitedl
selling acct. Of Illness: good loc.; beer and
wine; good income. Box 353-Y. Star. l6'
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INSTRUCTION COURSES,

LEARN TO FLY. Call oliver 1888. CON
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT
ART INSTRUCTION, private or class:
N st. (reaD. Call RE. 1922 after l.. 19s
TRIANGLE INSTITUTE = Individual in
struction in arithmetic, ALGEBRA. geometry
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MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL

WANTED-Ride to cambridge, Md, and
return Sunday. Jan IA. Call Chestnut
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SITUATIONS MEN T. WoMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

IAN AND WIFE want positions as res
lgr.; living quarters and some salary;
efS. w H GRuBBS, loo Sth st. e
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Pattern For Love

By the rsproachful glance the boy
gave him. Lord. he thought TO HIM
self, the KID cuts out my heart
wait" ne hurried 10 say. =
didn't mean anything" He saw
that nothing he could say would
make the English boy walt sAii
right" ne yelled. go home. Bot b
here next Monday morning TO 60 to
work"
II took Belinda q moment 10 IN
derstsnd the meaning OF the a.
rector's words. In his state Of mind
Spenser did not grasp a. quickly
a. she. They were an added pair
a. they hesitated at the exit door,
giving the man wtde-sysd dased
looks. And then they caught on
Belinda was now the stunned
one, whereas spenser turned com.
pieteiy giddy. He Jumped into the
air, yelled: "Yippse!" a. the top q
his lungs. drawing out the "seete'
az he Rad heard the cowpunehers
do Il He then did a fast step from
q square dance. another biz Of ao-
quired Americana All the while ks
was 50 iudierous, with his bunrpy
eye and tsck-o'-lantsrn grin that
the studio director wondered n hN
had made q mistake.
But when the British bog WIS
gone, the memory Of HIM on the
stool remained. Right As night a
II the story character had come 70
life. The talent director sighed con.
tentedly.
As the weeks passed there waa
little evidence In Spenser that hs
had gone through . short period q
sbsotuts despair. Nov that Ne We
actually q part Of Superior Studies,
he seemed 70 have forgotten thoss
dreadful hours OF waiting m the
outside once.
sandra was glad he had forgot
ten. Not that abe knew anything
about the interview from him; BE-
linda had given her q description
reluctantly. II was not that she
don't want 70 tell sandra: but she
hsrssk hated to recall an expert
ence that 10 children WIS q 6eHrx.
dalton
"Brothsf. did he take Il today!"
the little girl had said In privacy
to SandrA- That was the DAY Of the
appointment
The next day she said: sYOu
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psas. ahd stiffness and beauty.

peace and stiffness and beauty.
We'll. then came this neighboT.
Bsvsnty-Beyen years old and a.
straight as \ ramrod. Senior war
den Of our church. For 400 years
his family had lived In the same
village IL the same house. Three
generations lived there movie.
with bis 7s-year-old wife. . dauGh-
ter and a granddaughter.
Things have changed q lot since
you we're . boy" I said. "hAtSn't
theyy
INC. things haven't changed" he
replied with q whimsical little
smile. people have changed. They
have built roads and thsy have
brought In telephone and electro
lights and bathrooms and running
water and q lot OF other inventions
that have made life easier.
But the mountains over yondsr
are still exactly what they used
TO be, and there 10 stiii spring IN
May and summer in July and fan IN
October and snow In January. Cow
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THEY 81 Y

Kansas City Gen. George C..
Marshall, chief of stan OF the Unit
ed States Army: The world is in
a chaotic state-the inevitable az
termath OF a tremendous struggle.
The confusion in the minds OF the
people makes the situation extreme
ly critical and the world looks to
the United States for guidance"
altimore-Senator Willard Tyd.
ings-if everyone put his shoulder
TO the wheel and produced now,
that much sooner would goods OF
all kinds be plentiful the cost OF
living come down and wages pur
chase more"
Washington Senator Arthur
Caper: Having undertaken to
save the British Empire, in the
interest OF the welfare OF the world,
We are obligated to go through
with the Job, no matter what the
cost
New York-Col. Charles Poletti,
former AMC director in Italy:
THE Italian people have a love
OF liberty. great technical skill and
a will TO work. but they need help
from this country chiefly in the
form Of raw materials for their In
dustries."
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CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT

CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT
WHAT DO you mean, make
up3" Belinda snapped at the tai
emit director.
That eye" The talent director
was pointing with a stubby nnger.
I'm the story. the kid has q fight
and gets a bad eye, but this corny
idea OF yours TO try and do II ahead
OF time isn't going 10 help you one
bit"
The little girls gaze went In the
direction OF the mans finger. By
now It was slicing the air, an &C
compartment 10 his unkind words.
She saw that Sponsors eye was
pulled TO the sire Of q bantam egg.
Tomorrow. or the next day, II
would be purple, then black Right
now II was pink"
Belinda turned back 10 the man.
'Humph!" she grunted scornfully.
"You need glasses. That is not
makeup. That Il the real business.
It was put there by your fair
haired boy, Romney Stuart"
The talent director half rose
from his chair, then again sank TO
its softness. mot mine!" he denied
through clenched teeth. Don't you
dare try to poke that imbecile Of
on me-"
He came in here TO you as II he
belonged here"
"Yeh. And then he went right
out again. Right through that
door" Again he was pointing. Be-
linda noticed a door that opened OF
a small hallway, apparently an
exit into another part Of the STU
do.
II am through having that guy
around" beloved the talent direc-
tor. Superior Studios Is tired. We
rugged up the idea Of having him
60 through a tryout, In hopes we
could convince the dope he's on the
skidS. He's got what comes to all
actors. Fat and old age"
He went on, almost without
breathing. "Romney Is q foot toe
tall and 80 pounds too fat for the
part, but he still thinks he's q baby
dumping. I don't know which Ia
worse, trying TO make our plump
girls look little, with bobby socks
and hair ribbons, when their feet
take a size seven, or fixing up These
decayed boys. Making them looh
like they didn't even know the tast,
of cornstalk cigarets, when they
buy the genuine stun by the car.
ton" He wiped his forehead, which
actually was perspirng. "It's
dogs life.
"Romney," he continued, "stlll
thinks he's II. But his agent knows
better. I just talked SO minutes or
the phone, and II he don't know Il
he's foreign and can't speak the
English language"
Neither can you, Spenser was
thinking. But he said nothing, He
had crawled upon a stool and sat
there, motionless and sorrowful
waiting for Belinda to terminals
this hopeless interview.
Instead. she sat down. Encour-
aged by the fact that Romney had
been tossed out, she even took %
her coat. Then she smiled, the lazy
lovely smile she SO seldom selt like
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By ERICH BRANpEIs

One OF our neighbors called on
Us yesterday and spent . very
pleasant hour. when he left We
had the answer TO a question which
my wife and | had asked ourselves
Just Yesterday morning and many
times before.
"WhC really gets the most out OF
life" was the question, the PEG.
pie who take root in a community
and who. day after day and week
after week do the same things over
again and see the same friends and
relatives and aequaintances, or
those who are citizens OF the world
who NOV from city TO city, from
apartment 10 apartment. from
night club 10 night club. who have
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Answers Question
Looking at Life

hundreds OF acquaintance but few
friends and whose only real home
10 trunk1
The question arose primarily be-
cause we had spent q few days In
New York and net mAuy OF our
friends most OF whom belong TO
the restless set. We had had q good
time. no question about that. and
We wero still charged With that
electricity with which New York
IL overloaded.
Both o. us having lived extreme
ly active lives. we felt q bit let
down. sitting here In Drookheld'S
quietude no automobile horns
honkirg AZ $500 in the morning. no
blaring bands, nobody trying to get
ahead OF the other fellow-iust
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using. Apparently Il worked, even
on an old man, the boy decided, for
the talent director smiled back.
well now. little lady, tell me all
about your protegs."
Not little GIRL Little lady. Be-
linda beamed. She felt wonderful
For an instant she shifted her soft
gaze from the man to Spenser, hop
ing he would appear less disconso-
late. when things so plainly were
going better.
But nothing looked rosy to Spen.
ser. He wished Belinda would not
keep on jabbering and wasting time
when II was obvious they were ttsst
being granted q routine interview,
The man hadn't so much a. both
cred to look at Spenser since the
remark about the black eye. spen-
ser knew; he had been watching
out OF the corner Of his eye.
Now he'd have to 20 home and
tell Sandra he had failed. He'd not
be able TO look after her. He'd not
have the salary he had planned "a
earn. That was why. Now, because
he was so miserable, every unhap-
py situation or thought In his life
descended upon his brain
The death Of his mother. The
constant danger Of each day, fot
his father. Belinda's unhapplness
because her mother. whom she
hated, had chased away her father
whom she adored. And little Old
Texis. Spenser wanted 10 snivel
Not even able to see little old Texie,
Everything was terrible, especially
the certainty that. In another fsv
seconds, he was going to burst into
childish tears.
Spenser could hear Belinda talk.
ing to the man, dimly at nrst, thsr
not at all. He realized she had quit
talking and was watching him. 81
was the man. Spencer had no way
Of knowing the woefli picture hs
made, sitting there on the stool. hii
shoulders dropping foriornly, hi
eyes melancholy, seeing nothing
near at hand, hxed upon something
In the far distance. He assuredly
had no way OF knowing that h,
looked exactly as the boy In th,
planned movie should look.
"Gad!" exclaimed the talent a.
rector. Gan the kid talk 2"
cot course!" Before Spenzel
could resent being called q kid ant
spit out one Of his pertinent insults
Belinda got UP and hurried 70 hi
side. Say something, Spenser." sh,
commanded In a whisper.
mo. I don't feel like talking.
His voice was a. detected a. hi
general bearing. He sighed deeply
ITS funny. but / don't even Zee
like eating" He got down from th'
stool. Let's 60 home, Belinda"
mo, moi" cried the man Don
60 yet Walt just Q minute"
Spencer was moving toward III,
exit door through which the dirtc
tor had sent Romney. In hts British
accent he said: u want b &
home" So
The sad.toned wish sounded .,
much like the words OF . famous
Scandinavian actress that the MAJ
could not help bursting into loat
outlaws. But they were cut shofI
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abe; the methods require study
and revision. There can be no
question but that the charitable
AsnSrtean people strongly desire TO
AID the starving and homeless. par
ttcuiarly the women and children
Of EutLp and Asia. But the hard.
headed American people desire that
those dssiEastsd for aid get Il. and
the eafy satisfactory means that
Americans have for obtaining such
Information 10 nom American news
paper reporters, on the spot, free
to inspect what 10 done and free
10 send uncensored reports TO
American newspapers. As long as
that remains impossible, so long
10 II unwise 70 send American
money, rs cash OF goods, because
there 10 no evidence that there
h no diversion from the needy to
those who can take care OF them.
selves and that labels are not TAX.
en- OF packages 20 indicate that the
source Of supply 10 other than It
ketnsily n.
furtASrmore, the American con.
tYibution 10 UERRA, running out
far rom 10 per cent OF the total. is
out Of proportion, considering the
obligations OF all peoples to aid
the needy. As Il 10. the aid is
inadeauate and spread out too thin.
Mr., Lehman's request for an add
tional ei.sso. 900 900 is based upon
the need for fuller relief Such a
country rs China, he says, has only
had $4,000 tons OF supplies and
he hss = great program for China
bot needs more money. But relief
has been going into China from the
Unitet1 States for more than q cen
tnry n the form OF health, educa-
tkvuai, Red Cross and missionary
activities. How much can temper.
arr and universal UERRA do more
than these permanent efforts have
done.
Al long 20 the United States is
putting up most OF the money for
relief, why not establish an Ameri-
ean Relief Administration such as
re had during and after the last
war. selecting the areas In which
we want 20 work and doing an In.
tshsivs Job IN themt There is
not enough money or goods in the
United states 70 cars for all the
needy Of al. the world. The Rus
slams. for instance. might take
care Of. their own. OF the Ukraine
and White Russia. 20 which Mr..
Lehman stsAee b send t250 ,0o0..
900. WIN - 0Auht look after Italy
ana China OsetAiniy. that would
seem 10 b r uees practical way OF
ufsstinf ~ 1teNism than by a
single aln1m1Dtsatton spreading
itself sut opoP ~ the world. Mr.
Hoovvr. eflnr. tAa last war. needed
TO scJiosl10 ~ DO one-and the
problems. MN Smaller In degree,
were ids1e1oBf a hind.
The impe1(nsAt TO effective iiqui.
dAtion Q - osils OF war 10 too
much. inv6egGnsAt IN diplomatic
trAdleg. d6GfSre1 20 load every.
thing on ~ United States while
niaimisinG nny credit that might
aeerue 10 he unlted States for its
good ratufs and charity. The var.
iors inesFAet1unai agencies can.
not get oeeoe properly because
every eosaefy y Jealous Of Amer.
ica.
UNhRAH n sxcelient example
Of thst. When Congress proposed
that no American money shall be
expended In areas TO which the
American press cannot be admit
tod, Mr.. Lehman was among the
first 20 protest against strings be-
ing Rt'Aehed 10 our generosity. Yet,
Why should II be that any country
10 an1ious 70 have our money but
vim not permit Us 10 know what
happens 10 ~ why must we ape
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UkRRh
These DaysbMv f gHo IH =: yozonsR3

the expressions and despotlsms OF
othersf | would OFFER this sugges.
ton:
Whenever a package originating
In America is distributed to any
country, as long As the United
States contributes more than 80
per cent OF UNRRA's funds. an
American flag shall be indelibly
STAMPED on the package and these
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long a. God doesn't change | guess
eVsrythir. will come out all right
In the end"
And when | asked him how he
would live and what he would do IL
he could live his life all over again.
he said:
"EIsotly the way / have lived
this one It's been a hard life aud
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stiii hsv' to b miIhsd and corn has
10 be shl eksd and babies come into
the WVrit and marry and have chill.
dren and dis-i really can't see
mach OF . change IN anything that
really matters.
4 don't call new gadEets change.
I fust can EN- improvements. As
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FURNITURE SUPPLY SHORT

Grand Rapids-AP-Due to the
indus'ry's inability TO increase civ.
ilian production there will be little
new furniture on exhibition at
Grand Rapids frat postwar Furni-
ture Market Jan. 7.l9. Charles F.
Campbell, secretary OF the Grand
Rapids Furniture Exposition As.
ISOLATION. declared today. Mer-
chandise will continue TO be allo.
Gated 10 dealers for several months.
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Marriage Licenses

Eugene NJ. Gauer, Is, Ypsilanti,
and June Z. Mills, 10 Ann Arbor.
Conway Harper. "a, Ypsilanti,
and Elizabeth A. Stevens, %.
Plymouth.
Emery G. WEIGH, 81, and Ina Al
len, q, both OF Ypsilanti.
Donald Houghtalin, IS, Ann Ar
Dor, and Erna Altman, rs. Detroit.
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words shall also appear /:

words shall also appear:
Provided by the generosity OF
the American people who live in
freedom, under a Constitution now
more than 1853 years old. This
Constitution contains this guaran'
tee: Congress shall make no law
respectir an establishment OF re-
ligiOn. o" prohibiting the free Ell.
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom OF speech or OF the press:
or the right OF the people peaceab-
ly to assemble and to petition the
Government for a redress Of grieV.
ances"
That might do some real good.
Copyright, 1945, for Daily Press)
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CARDIAC asthma Is a term APP
piled TO attacks Of shortness Of
breath which, as a rule, occur at
night in older persons. Such at
taeks are a danger sign which
should not be neglected since they
indicate that the left side Of the
heart is being overworked.
II is thought that the shortness
Of breath Is caused by congestion
in the lungs which, in severe cases,
may be followed by edema or col
lection Of fluid in the lungs.
Heart Diseases
Cardiac asthma is most often
found in persons with heart dis
ease due to high blood pressure,
but 1t may also occur in cases Of
heart trouble due to damage Of the
coronary arteries, which are the
arteries that supply the heart mus
Gle with blood. In rara instances, it
may develop in rheumatic heart
disease.
When cardiac asthma occurs,
the patient must Immediately be
given the proper treatment in or
der TO prevent serious effects. The
patient usually is awakened from
sleep by the shortness Of breath,
which condition gets progressively
worse. He is gasping for breath,
sweating, and extremely anxious.
Abnormal Sounds
The lungs may be filled with
rales, which are abnormal sounds
produced by the passage of air
through the f1uid-containing air
passages. Sometimes the patient
may cough up bloody material.
In treating this condition. the
patient should be placed upright
in bed, preferably leaning forward
onto a bed table. He should be sup
d ported by pillows behind his back
and under the knees. Sedativs
drugs, such as morphine. are fire.
quently necessary but, OF course,
these must be given by the physi-
clan who will decide just what drug
is needed and in what amount
Atropine Given
Another drug, known as afro
pine. is often given with the NOR
phine since it tends to relax the
spasm of the bronchi, or small
tubes in the lungs, and aid in dry
ing up the excessive secretions in
the lungs.
Oxygen Is Of great value in
treating patients with cardiac
asthma. For this reason. it may be
necessary to take the patient to
the hospital. In some instances, de-
pending on the cause Of the trou-
Bile, the giving of the drug known
as digitalis may be useful, since II
slows and strengthens the heart
beat.
Another drug, known as amino
phylline, may be useful in some in
stances. But how, when, and what
kind of drugs are taken should al
ways be under the guidance Of the
doctor.
Long Rest
After the attack Of shortness Of
breath disappears, the patient
should have a long period Of rest in
bed. He should be instructed TO
sleep propped up. AS the condition
improves, limited activities may be
permitted. However, before resum-
ing activity, it is necessary to
make certain that the patient gets
about an hours rest in the middle
Of the day and that his hours Of
work are short. It might be we'll TO
have him spend one day a week at
home. He should not be permitted
to eat too much.
Cardiac asthma Is a danger sign
Of threatening heart failure and
requires careful control II life 10
TO be prolonged and, with proper
care, il often can be.
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a good life. don't think I'd care
for better one"
He kR6 10 leave then 70 30 10
churcn But my wife ana ! sat in
the living room for quite a while
without saying a word. Because
he had Just given us the answer to
our question.
Copyright. l945. for Daily Ptess)
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Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

days which the temperature is high enough
pour Will enable Ypsilan Prison
finish their the fall the Saline road which will be
completed for four mile gravel deour about half
between the two city limits
n Burns buying half interest with Clarence Ashley
the Ypslanti Electric shop
Mrs Leland girl at Boyer Hospital
To Mr. and Mrs George Anderson girl Mildred Boyer
Hospital.
Death: Willard Coitron SO. his home Detroit OF
Jennie Coffron.
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Fifty Years Ago

" Sweet IS having opening Of his department
day goods and fancy articles already
tended this opening each souvenir
will be In Methodist
night under the direction OF LeWeyn organ assisted
by Miss Alta Beach contrato Spencer voust Mr. Dudley
clarinet; Helen Fonain, accompaus silver collection
will be taken the door.
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Rural Events

TO-DAY
East Augusta
Farm Bureau meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gar.
rod, o'clock.
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Your Health
Older Persons
Subject to
Cardiac Asthma

BY HERMAN BUNDEsEN, NJ. Z