davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
0merif.
TremoenlegiUn

@aibin9ton. Sm 8ongreB iunr-
De pom lbg. OAaonsfi pom Wtscon-
i'm ser goridIag gemadt, cine nme-
rifaniide 5remoenIeDion 5l ihdffen
fir DENT in ben beiebten QGnOern
Guropas un0 AiienS. Or iagtes. ,es
meroe leidlt iein, cine 8ejakungSar-
quee BON 100000 erfabrenett. triegg-
~erprobtet Qeliten a~ui3uiteIIen. gLme-
ritaniide BeiaturigStruppen, iDenig-
items oieienigen in europa, fGnnten
onnn naf6auie geididt tDsr9en.
Gle 8orlnge miirSe Die annabme
in Die amertfaniihe Madt pom pol
niifen, Ierbii1en utO onperen 9ete.
ranen frem6er Nationalitat oes 2.
8elttrieges oeitattet. Gas Ni[itar-
fomitee oes 9ollies Diir0e dnaewies
len iueroen, Die SadR 51 ihloieren
nno Dem GongreB gmpieblungeu Dor
3lllegen.
O'Gonsfi be0eidnete nIs ,ipilIiae
Hetrltten~ iiir cine af1erifoniIhe
5remoenlegion rdd Dem Multer Ser
fran5oiiiden idj1slngSweile 100000
pottiilde Solooten, tpeIdye unter Ser
frii9eren poIniiHen @rilfegierung in
2onoon fdnpften. 100000 Gerben
i'm Grill, anbdnger 6es Generals
MifoiIotuitifl itno unoere fremoe
Soloaten, Die nun io3niogen imtaaten-
log iin0. Ser M~bgeoronete lpiitoe H.
men alitomatiif 6ds 8Iraerteht ber-
leiben, nadoem tie eine g[nsdbl SATIRE
geoient baben.
Die polniide griIdrmee 6sfinSet
lid nun in England iino StaIien iln6
miro BON ben 8riten u~nterbaIten.
giele 0ieier 2eute DoIfen nidt mad,
yolen 5uriidfebren. Die Gerben
tatnpften inter General MifjoiLos
lnitlh melden General Sito 6eidIhI-
oigte, mdbreno Ses BRIGGS NIT sen
Eeutld7en 5ltinmmengearbeitet lit
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
Berlin Gin
Mnincu9c1pcuit

Berlin, Glirh Berlin flieBt
8por INNER nod Die Spree, aber
man mrB Oie 3uinen Oieier @roB-
ita0t geIe9en baben, UNI crnlelNsR 5lt
f0nnen, mas ser 3rieg in oieier
uiertgroBtea Stn6t Der @eIt an8e-
rintet bot.
&ilometerIana nidts als &uinen,
3erfaIlene Malern nro Shuttbaltien,
no emit 8~oGmb1uIer, @eidafts mo
Imtsge6dltoe un6 airden ltanben.
Snlnitten oieier Iriimr1erit1tte uno
I~roitIoIigfeit banien 9un0erttaulen=
Sc in aelIern uno S~teinboblen.
Natiirlid iiebt nan Oann nnO
pam nod eir 9aus, Dos MIR leitt
belf1oigt worOen lit.
ailoer geben III SGulen, oeren
aioiien5immer cine ein3ige Iroitloiig-
felt ~geporoen iinO. 9ort jisen lie
friereno uno blingrig, un6 ternen
2eien, Sdreiben un0 Hedncn ans
8idern, aus oeren Die nationnllo=
8ialiltiIhen SrrIebren n~usgemer5t
moroen iino. @criht miro in Salen
qeboIten, oie NIT ben Qlalien5immern
an Eroltloiigfeit metteifern.
Berlin lit Elm Hiinengeipenlt, fei-
he Staot mebr. Snmitten Der Grim
lnerbalifen boden sic 8erIiner, Die
MIR eriitieren f0nnen, neil 5ioiIiiier-
te groferer iDneh Nobtitng geben.
Gin paar 8erliner orbeiten fir sic
8eiabin8sbebor0en, Sic ni6t iblet-
tie @eb1Iter 5ablen. lber sic 3abI
0ieIer gliidlidercn 8erliner f1llt
nidt ms @epiht, uno Die bcileren
@ebdlter niiben ibnen nidjt piel,
neil Sic 21oen leer limo.
Wenn man citlen Sang 0urd) Ser
Inns &ninen mofty iiebt MAJ nift
DieI anoeres aIs griimmer uno Ssb-
Ienbemo6ner, Die Sen 8erii6 maiden,
fbre Seller uno Soblenbebauiungen
wobnlifer al geitoIten. Dor Sen
paar Q1oen iteben LANCE ShIangen
BON 8erIinerit Die ibre 2e6ensmitteI-
%rationen faifen moIIen. 0oer man
iiebt Srnuen ltno Rinoer, sic nit
Rndidden uno Sanotaiden gu oen
Stootbubnbofen uno llntergrunO-
babnitationen geben, Inn in oie Ser
liner lllngebung 81 fabren itno in
Den @dloern, bic Berlin i'm Woroen,
Often uno Beiten Anurabmen, 8renn-
bol3 81 inmmeIn.
aud Ole 8erliner iino pbDiiid be-
iiegt mic allie oeutiHen Staotbempb-
rter, 0eren Staote ben @agel ser
Bomber uno Die Sdreden ser gom-
b~aroiernngen aus5ubnlten bntten.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

Niirnberq. 5ran5 BON Yapen,
tpeIher Dor 10 Sobren AOolf 9itler
aitr Mndt per6olf gob fiir5lih alli-
ierten Sffi5ieren gegeniiber leine
NerIion iiber oas, mas iih Sttriig.
gns Ieinen angoben gebt bproor,
Bah Sitter UieIleid ME ans <oer
defommen mare, menn er nidt in
ser Gage 9eneien mare, Die Sntri-
guen mo @iieriiihteleien leiner Seq
ner o%us3uniiben.
@apen erflGrte, 3eidsprdiioent BON
Sinoen6ur9 lei Big 3lrm frsten au-
genb[id gegen Sitler gemeien. Ntr
3ogerno ltimmte er leiner g%rnenniing
5lrm 3eifSfan3ler 5lt neil Iein Sohn
Gsfar, General Uon 8tomberg urO
Yapen iclbit jbm berliderten iie
miiroen Ben Monn id)on i'm 3aiim
boEfen. Man babe OamolS mirflih
sic sSIIuIion qebobt. Shon I'M Mitgilit
1882 NOR Yapen i~iber5eugt, Dab
nidts Sitter bin0ern fonne, &eiAs-
fan3Rr GIT meroen. Mber der ate
Mann" bQbe nifts 0ooon boren
wollen. Sinoenburg iei melt Oopon
entfernt geipeien, ifpuodiinnig 5t
iein uno ct bo6e feline @nergip bebal-
ten. Bis ieine Nierenbeidgperoen
1894 begannen.
@apen e~rfIrte, Dab @inOeuburg
allies tat, inn SitIer ans Dem Nmt
az baIten. or entlieB Yapea ais
@eidsfan8ler mo iette 0llrt Don
SAleiher an ieine 5ielIe, ser ais
abIolrter @egner Der RationnfIo5ia-
Iiiten befannt mar. SdlIeiher mar De-
reit ons 2ano nit WrmaIt ourd,
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

SmpprioIisnlits oabeim unO
I'M AlSlano 5u b%eiieaen."
@,splont lit ollludbliher gruf NIT
ser truman Administration, melde
sic llnterItiibang Ser nmerifaniihen
&ommlmiitrn Don DEM oerItorbenen
9r1ii0enten 9fooleDclt geerbt bate.
S.rr Mooiepelt moilte III ieinen
@oblfoalpaafen 1910 .allpo 1914
nit Ocn a%ommmiiten nid)tS 81 tim
bdbrn; bod blicben oieie oftip, mo
in monhen 6dlIen dliBerit mdhti8e
6aftoren i'm linfen 6liigpl BON
6errn &ooieoelt fommanOierten Gcp
Ieoler.
Nfomentan oedt sic fomtnuniltilde
Silnenpolitif tidy nit Der bon Serrn
Srrman oertretenen, lpenn er mand)
mai aud l6orf fritif;ert miro, neil
er 0en &ommunilten nidt melt genltg
gebt. @eite SpaItung beitebt a6er
nit 9e5ig alii Die AllBenpolitif, iii
ser Die %aommuniIten ibre naBgeben-
Gen anmeiiun9en Don @eneraliiiimo
iStalin erbalten. 9lniangS 6es no
nots mahte Stalin sen omonopoliIti-
iden aopitaliSmlts" fir ben .. @elt-
frieg uerantmrtli6, mas bel Sen
aommuniiten iooiel mie 9riuatunter-
nebHlen 9eiBt.
gno5iel rer aommuniitpn lit. Na-
tionallierung Ser gon3en amerifoni
ihen Snouftrie. Mifgfieoermerbung
lit ser critic Shritt in oieler Nidltuna.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

nonnte 9reIieOienit erbebt ierner Die
Nnflage. SAB Der grigooe auffiil-
flinq ibrer 3eiben ourd ungefabr
1900 Bis 5000 aus D.&. Bayern
refrutierten Iolen geitattet muroe.
Mit Ser 3eit muroe lie oann peiter
Iiiolih, mad ibrer gegenmdrtigen
@arniion in Der Nd6e BON @iirnberg
tr~onsferiert.
Ser 9reiieoienit mint. am @nbe
ieiner Ausfiibrungen ole 5rage oui:
F., @omit fam man oie Aufrehter-
baItung elmer militdriiden 5orma.
tion, oeren Soeolo9ie 5rueiiellos
faidiitiih lit uno oie gang offen Die
llnterminierung a9lelner BON oenC
8~ereini0ten gtodt6n INTO GHgIdNb
onerfam1ten 2egieriing an
Itrebt, geredfertigt weroen2"
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
. Q.0eut16er
grnnoet 3artei
Bon @aarfnlIian saeer.

rORlh ~
gasm gorf. (SMD Gin Pill
oentIder uno antiiemit, Der Dor
rilnO 5man5ig SoDrtn I'M oetltiden
Meidstag als elmer Der intelleftliel-
len ltrbeber @alter &otbennuS &C.
brotiomorft muroe, bot DON ben bril-
tiidJen 8eiobungs6eb0roen IN Som
burg Ole grlou6nis CUR @riinoltrq
elmer DGbtitIid So5ioliltiid ea"
Observation-Disclosures erbaIten.
@6einbolo @nlle, Der neueite af-
teur nui ser ,oemofratiihen git1ne'
observation-disclosures, betrnHtetc
9loolf Sitler ais einen perionliden
Mipnler, oenn betoe 6etradN ten
lif ais oen ou~sermd6Iicn 6iibrer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9idtsoeItoueniger
ueroffentlihte ser beite 64i0brige
friiiIe Sournoliit, @eidsto9- mo
2anotagsabgeorOneter mter oern
Sitlerregime 5lpei Bidder. in oenen er
ole rationale Grbeblung" unO .0nS
aIouienoiGDrige Neid)~ prizes. auf
oeu eriten 8eltfriea %reagierte @uIIe
eenalt mie Sitter. @r idrie6: Ser
Rrieg mar ben meilten cine @rlGiung,
neil lie bofften, 0os Sfmert meroe
9utmohen, mas Die 8eoer (oer oellt-
ifen Giplomdten) peroorben."
@1hren0 ser aall3en !Rrieqsaeit
1914-18 mar 0llIe G5efreoafteur
ser Mbeinii6 : @eIti1liiden 3eitung,
Ses Organs Ser RubrinOultrieIIen,
bon oenen ironiiAermeiie fiir3lid)
eittige BON oen Gngl1noern Derbaf-
tet muroen. Seine 3eitltng apar ei-
ner Der wiIoeiten @ertreter Der oeut-
iden Smperioliiten sic eilen ,,Sieg-
frieoen" perlongten. @llle fr0nte
ieine taelid)e YropaganOa nit Dem
Bud ,,Meebr 2nno! @runologen oes
Heuen 3eutid)lan0," in Dem er Die
Sdaffung bon SieolungsIteIlen fiir
100000 oeuti6e Baltern UerIangte,
nn6 iogar ole &iidfebr Der fanaoi-
id)en SieoIer oelitider A6ltammung
nad @roBoeutidlnn0 propagierte.
Nad Der NieoerIage OeutihIan6s
in 1918 mltroe Wlt[le 8erlaqsoiref-
tor Der fitbreiroen 8erliner Sumter
6eitung uGeutide 8eitung~. Ser
WitidulOige an DeutIdIan6S Nie-
oerlage, Der Soboteur ieoen 8eritdn-
oi9ungSfrie0ens. piitete gegen Sic
1lnge oeuti6e &epublif un0 perSi.
Ientlifte i'm Sabre 1920 Gas
Shulo6uh Der Hebublit," in benz
er Den Got prGgte: oNur ser gtura
Der Gemofrotie rnro oas teitlde
4onigtum MAIDEN cine oeitlfe Srei.
belt m0glih.~
Sn einem mabreno oes 0asire-
Der0ifentli6ten Bud erfiarte
er, Die vrotiondle &ebolution~ lei
soer aufitnno 6es' miBbonoeIteu
gegen Sitoen- nno Marriiten-
berri6aft." gr teihrie6 Hat6enoit,
Der 1922 in Berlin ermor6et lpuroe,
ntS emo @erf3eug Der 5reimaurer@
lino ben uSnbegriff allies Satani.
iheu."
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
Krie-
oes fol- Wepld7en
erlpart bleiben
pOItcr 1IicmtSDcr rcNctc kartocIcttcncn 1tasis IN
cinem onmcrif. yntcrnicrtntoslaecr Scr Sisbcrtcn
2lrntcc itts Gctpiicn

@eni, Sdipeib 3um Nbidlub
ieiner @erotllngen nobm Der porbe-
reitenoe 9(lisIduB 0es @eItfirden-
rates oilr gegenmortigen @eltlage
uno in~sbeionoers 5li Den Moglif)s
fciten Die ourh Die gnmenotng Der
gItonltroft geIdjoiien lpuroen Stel-
lltng.
Stt Der Gnti1lieBung Oes ails.
idulIes miro II. a. erflGrt, Dob Die
&ertreter Der fir6liben Srgnniia.
tionen BON 80 21n0ern beter, D0n.
nit Die @ereinigten Notionen fiinf-
tigett @enerotionen Die @eiBel OeS
&rieoes eriporcn".
Die 3eit, Sic 5ur Gerfiigung
ltebe, iei fllr6. 8enn nidt Die gauge
oeilttge ginlteI[ltng Der WenlHbeit
gequ0ert peroe, oann lei ltniere 81
.~piIiIation Dem u%ntergange gelueibt.
SIN Der @rfl1rllng miro oil Die
g[atierten ole 6oroerung geitellt,
.gegen ibre ~friiberen 6einDe nid)t cine
8olitif Der Gade at betreiben, lie
llic6t Der Notiuenoigfeit Oes 2ebens
5it beraltben ntl0 feline WaIienallss
treibltng ibrer 8epolferung ollrt0u-
fitbren.
Die &irdenmGnner aepelieren
b~elonoerS ,on Die Regieruugen oer
finlf @robm1dte i'd ibrer Der
authorizing gegeniiber Der Welt be-
mnbt 5l aiein unto DiirOig ST. erIpei.
len.
,,9(ne @0lfer muterliegen benz ur-
tell @otte8. Die 8~eiiegten Ieioen
cine Iiir6terli6e Siibne. Nber Die
@itr3eln ibrer @ieoergeblirt liegeit
in ibnen Ielblt. Sic fonnen ibren
Blob IN Der @eltgemeinldnft ein-
nebnreil, menn lie iid Soft 3uiuef-
ben ltuo Dem State iener inter III.
relt folget, Die iogar ii ben i6war-
Selten Gogen ben &raften oeS Teii-
iels pioeritonoen boben."
,9lii6 sic Sieeerltanten leioen
Iebr. Sbr Sieg gibt ibnen cine
neiie &erontmortltng gegenllber
@ott. sic Iollten @eredtigfeit llno
@naoe bereinigen. Cine Bolitit
Ser &ode gegen lire friberen
6einoe, Notwithstanding ibrer @e.
Dolferuag un0 @nt5ltg Der 2ebenS,
notuenoigfeiten fonnen le0iglid)
itelleS l1ngliif beraufbeidiporen.
Sn oen 8~e5iebungen nler yolfer
5ueinonoer nliiiie Elm nelier @nfong
geiebt meroen. ,,&ein BOLT lam
@ottes @iae erfiiGen, Oas nidt oitf
8otteS Slut gntiport gibt. nit anoes
re1t 8olfern ols Mitglieoer elmer
ein5igcn Somilie 5uiammen5uor-
beiten."
6ranffurt a. Moin Sn elmer
qe6eimen Nniprode 6u bartgeiotte-
men Na3is, ole iid in einem Snter-
nierltnqSloger Der anerifanii6en
,Siebenten Mrmee befinoen, iogte
8qltor Mortin Niemoaer, oas
oeiitihe Soft mlile ieinen Cell al
ser ,,bergeDo1en Sdulo" fir ben
arieg tro9euL linO nidt periud)en,
aae Sdulo Sen Ho5is ODER ben
&rieg8perbrehern ou5uidieben.
0ienoller erfldrte, Bob Die Stride
IN 9eutiflono periogt babe, neil lie
p%erIagte, benz &olfe Die @itgen
fiber Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno
sic onoeren Sdredniile 5l offnen,
ais lie oarnit begannen, uno weil
iie crit an ipreden begann, alS Die
Stride ieIbit nngegriffen muroe.
,Mein @emiiien niir0e iidl crit
SpGter betuuBt, ooB ih niht idon
i'm Sabre 1888 proteitierte, ols
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01
papen it Elm
uln ldulosenoel
er bctcmcrt, SAT- e. bel Ritlers 111oAtiibernnkme
MIR gan, trcnie GinFIns aMF Sen Gan0 scr Grsio'
niIc hatte

llnteritiibun0 ser @cbrmndt 5i res
aieren. Gr bate onmols redt, nber
0open fonnte odrnols nibt nit ibm
einoerItunOen iein. Ct Oafte, es lei
a1nmog(id), cine eIementore uno pc.
puI1re 8epegiing lange 81 INTER-
Oriiden. o6ne Niidiidt oarouL Oh ne
ibm 3uingte ODER niht.
Grmatigt ourdN cine Shfappe,
melde sic Nationolio5ialiIten bel Den
8ablen 1882 erlitten, mafte Sflei-
der sen 8eriuf, Die Bartei gil ipal-
ten. Seine abma6ungen nit 8regor
gtraBer miroen ieOod nidlt au8ge-
fiibrt uno fur3e 3eit Ip6ter bewieIen
9ofalmublen in 2ippe, ooB oie gar
tel INNER nod i'm aufltieg mar.
9apen bate oesbalb an 6. So.
mar 2unh nit Sitter I'M 9nuie oes
R0Ini{hen 9dnfiers 9lrt bon Sdros
Der, Sen Bopen uon friiber tanntc.
Wan arbeitete einen 4lan aus, unter
Dem Sitter ben YoIten oes 8i5efan5-
Iers III Sfleifers aobinett anieb=
men lollte, inter Der 8%eoinsuflgy
0oB er &on5ler meroen tpiiroe, iobalo
er oos gertrouen Sinoenb1rgs 9e.
monnen BATH. Yopen ihrieb SdIei-
der iofprt barber. .@ie 8npen fer
ner miloerte, gerfet SdIeiher in
8iif begab lid loTort 8u Sinoen-
burg nno iagte ibns 9apen babe
gAEclder hinergangen. CT perldng=
fe, S~inocnburg iolle 8apaH nift
mrbr ieben. mas ober ihypierig mar,
90 Die 8eioen NadJbarn moren.
Sinoenbura Io6 Bapen pieoer
mo lieB lid iitrr5eu9en, Dab Der I'M
@auIe Sdr0oers enttuoriene Rldn
rein tentatipen Gbarnfters mar. Sm=
mer nod 30aerte er aber, Sitter IN
sic Ge9ierung .ani5unebmen rmter
alien mogIiden StderbeitsmaBnab=
men. M1an Diirfe aber nift oenfen,
0oB er 6inoenburg beeinIllBte, lagte
9apru. gr lei fdbig gepelen .lelblt
Gntihfiiiie git failen.
gie Griie fam an 80. Sonuur,
ols General BON glomber9 9inoen-
burg ii6er oos @eriid)t iniormierte,
,oaB Sdleider einen Bltih NIT @ilfe
Ser &otsodmer @arnilon plnntc. pa
pen erflarte 0a5rL alIgenlein meroe
angenommerl, 6aB er ons @eriidt in
l1m(nui iebte mo es Dem Yraiioens
ten 5lltrlig. Nie 6ate Sdleifer me6r
NIT i'm gelprohen. @r fonne aber
Idqporen, ooB er nidts ounit 81 tim
botte. auBeroem babe iid Sin0en-
burg lhon ei1i9e Gage Dorler, ain
26. ODER 81. Sonliar, entiflolien &C.
babt, Sitter 5ltn &eidsfan5ler 81
ernennen. gos @eriift iiber sen
Nlttid babe nllr einen id)on friiber
gefaBteu gntidluB beidIemigen
Delfen.
.Bapen erfl6rte, mad all ben idred-
liben @reianiiien, Die 0ns oeutif)e
Golf olirhmoden muBte, frnge er
lid 9dufi9, mie er in iener 3eit nit
OerdntmortGid geDeien lei. Sein
GinfluB lei, 10 fonle er ueriihern,
iebr, iebr flein gemeieu.
gluf ieoen 6ou muroe @itler ann
80. Solruar 1888 &eidsfua5ler.
ghIeifer mur0e entlniien nno Ndpen
mnroe gi3efan8Ier. llnO ieitber itano
er in gieuibm Sitlers bis er au 10.
April 1915 auf ieinem ghloB @al-
lerfang i'm Soargebiet in alliierte
@efangenIdait geriet.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-01

9as Saupt Der GbritIidlo3iatiiR-
ifen Acknowledgements Bat ieinen
an1dngern beripro9en. AoB er n
Der britliden Gone fiir Die @ieSer.
berltelllng Der 6eutIden MonQrdsie
tdmpFen miro.
Evening star., 1946-04-05
Odd Eating Habits
By A neeIo Pafri

Children differ in their eating
habits just as they differ in all
other ways. Some fortunate chill
dren eat as a matter of course, but
some have distressing ways of not
eating, or eating very slowly. Some
form odd tastes in food and want
to eat only one sort, meat perhaps
or cereal. Others will not make
an effort to chew food, but insist
that it be ground into muSh. before
they will touch it.
These odd ways trouble mothers
They worry about the child's health
if he persists in such habits and
search for some way to cure them
For their comfort they may know
that if the child is active, making
good growth, gaining in weight,
and the physician in charge says
he is doing all right. his odd habits
will not matter In time, if he is
not prodded and pushed and argued
into eating for his mothers sake,
he will eat what he needs.
Many people have peculiar eat
ing habits. We all know somebody
who hates eggs, one who never
touches beef, one who cannot drink
milk, somebody who cannot abide
tomatoes. They are a thorn in the
flesh to the housekeeper, but they
get along all right. What makes
them like that, nobody can tell.
Maybe their mothers nagged them
to eat those particular foods when
they were young and so conditioned
Evening star., 1946-04-05
Dorothy Dix SAYS

Dear Miss Dix: We are a group
of business girls who have been
arguing, about pride. What brought
the matter up is that a girl who
works where we do was laid off Of
her job for no apparent reason and
a week later was asked to return to
her old position. We are wondering
if she should have had too much
pride to go back to her job, Or
whether she should swallow her
pride and resume her old position.
MARJORIE.
Answer-If the girls job was a
good paying one and one that she
liked, think she would be very silly
to let her pride keep her from going
back to it. If she had been dismissed
for incompetence, she might feel
that her dignity had been affronted
and give herself few airs, but evi-
IDENTIFY such was not the case. She
was just let go because, for some
reason, her services were not needed
at the time, and now she has been
called back. and there is no reason
for dragging her feelings into the
matter or chucking her pay en-
velope away over it.
Anyway, pride is one of the most
clancy of all human characteristics,
for it is at once one of our greatest
sources of strength and one of our
most dangerous and common weak
nesses. With the right kind of pride
we reach our highest and finest
Evening star., 1946-04-05

in that it has long sleeves, fitted into
deep armholes, and a high round
collared neckline. The collars and
cuffs are black and stitched for a
well tailored look. For pocket it has
deep Sits in each hip seam and it's
fullness is belted in with a really
wide black belt. Here's a skirt that
you could very nicely team up with
any OF your summer blouses, Just for
the sake of variety.
SUITED FOR SUNDAY strollin' is
broadcloth suit of a pretty soft
blue, lined off in squares with du-
bonnet color. The sleeves are bracelet
length and perky bows looking gay
where you might expect hip pockets
Both fore and aft in the skirt are
deep box pleats. Say what you will,
every gal needs this sort of a dress
up" cotton in her cotton scheme
Don big navy hat with it and you're
off to dinner with the family, or trip
down to lunch in town in it, and if
you're holding down a. summertime
career, there's really nothing better
to wear to work than a cotton done
with the air of suit
Evening star., 1946-04-05

manhood and Womanhood. We can
be too proud to do mean thing, too
proud to steal or cheat, too proud
to be dependent, too proud to evade
our responsibilities, too proud to i'm
pose on the weak and helpless, too
proud to f1atter and fawn upon peo-
pie who have more money or better
place in society than we have.
When individuals lose that sort of
pride, there is nothing left in them
to which any appeal can be made
that will lift them out of the pit into
which they have descended. They
are the hopeless derelicts that fill
our Jails and panhandle us on the
streets.
But while the right sort of pride
is mans and woman's shining
armor. the wrong sort of pride is
what clothes them spiritually in rags
and tatters. 1t is the false pride that
makes people live beyond their
means in order to keep up with the
Joneses; that makes them prefer to
be parasites rather than do an hon.
est job of menial labor; that makes
them brag about knowing celebri-
ties they have never met and having
gone places to which they were never
invited and that keeps them from
admitting that they have ever been
wrong about anything.
Swallowing ones pride is a bitter
pill, but it is remedy that many
men and women need to take.
Evening star., 1946-04-05
The Young Idea
Bv Laura and Helen

sue replacing it with something you
like much better. But, beware.
don't be shifter and a sideswiper
all the time-you'll wind up in the
end being nothing.
Here's a true to life tale about
one young girl who in her fifth
semester decided that her forte was
going to be journalism. She con-
suited an adviser and they both de-
clded that she ought to concentrate
on her English studies and try to
get on the school paper. She did
and the end of the semester found
her the papers Feature Editor.
When graduation time rolled around
she was ready to go on with her
plans for college. While in college
she continued her English courses
and wrote for her college news
paper. At the same time she was
still contributing to her local news
paper which she had been doing
since she was in the fifth semester.
They made her their college editor.
For two years she studied and
wrote. Then she took a copy girls
job with another newspaper and in
side OF a year she was put on the
staff. So you see, it is just ques-
ton of perseverance and applica-
ton.
Do you want to achieve something
in life? Then listen to what other
people have done and Gull from
them what points suit your needs.
You can't learn everything in a
short amount of time. You've got
to apply yourself to all situations
and come up with the best possible
answer by yourself. People can do
so much to help you. You in turn
must help yourself by deciding
early in the game just what YOU
want to do to help yourself realize
the fine ambitions that we all
should have.
Evening star., 1946-04-05
By Jane CLARK

stars. The jacket brags wide shoul-
ders and brief short little sleeves,
and collarless neckline. You'll
prance out to a dinner date, or off
to dancin' social, feelin' like a prize
package in this outfit. You can
have it in strawberry ice cream
pink, mint green, or any number of
good color flavors.
FOR FUN IN THE sun, there's a
princess fitted sun dress as black as
the ace OF spades in butcher linen. 1t
ties up round the neck with string
straps of the material and over your
tanned and barred shoulders. goes
wildly printed capelet jacket. The
jacket colors are electric blue and
black on a white background and
DON'T ask us what the doodled print
means! The cape f1utters over your
shoulder while the jacket is banded
and buttoned in the black linen. It's
neat as you please at the waist, too.
IN THE PINK OF A SHRIMP,
comes bare midriff dress with a
plaid traced over it in black and
green. All this is very casual, of
course. The puffed up sleeves are
gathered in tight with narrow black
grograin ribbon and bow. Mimick-
ing the sleeves are puffy pockets
which are placed on either side of
the full, dirndle skirt. This summer
you'll be slipping into these cared
little dresses, whether it's off to the
beach you go, or just out to make
the most of sunny day.
MORE SOPHISTICATED, but still
in the bare midrif department,
comes an aqua and black plaid num-
Der This proud beauty is unusual
Evening star., 1946-04-05
FEEDING KITTENS

them to be contrary minded. Maybe
they have some peculiar chemical
reaction to those foods. 1t does not
matter much so long as they thrive.
1t would be fine if every one ate
what was set before him without
grumbling, but few families escape
grumblers and the pickers and the
allergics. They are always with us.
The best we can do is to serve the
basic foods in well-balance meals
and hope for the best.
Let the physicians deal with those
who seem to be suffering from mall
nutrition. They are few in this
blessed land.
Whatever you do, don't nag chill
dren to eat what is good for you
to eat. One mans meat can be
another mans poison. Set the fussy
one good example; eat what is
on the table cheerfully and never
say a word about liking or dislik-
ing it. Just be happy about eat
ing a good meal and go on from
there.
What about that one who won't
chew? Grind his food; every now
and again, grind a little coarser,
until in the end the grinding is
a gesture, but say nothing one way
or the other. Slip the lazy one
bit of chevy candy if he is old
enough to chew it without choking.
In time he will learn. His teeth
will show him the way if his mother
will just look the other. way for
while