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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19
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sluBer mir Dor Sreuoe mar i6 auf
eeiprungen unb bteIt 8oD on Der
Sano, obne Niifiidt auf cine iebr
elegante 8ierrette, bie er am arm
fiibrte uno oie nit Ieusier ibre Iu'
gen ouf midi eerihtet belt, groBe,
idporae augen, 10 bart uno itola,
pie iid tie ME ipieber iab. Sn elmer
Ipdteren 3eit, ols ib unter nabrbaft
tragilhen ltmltGnoen Dem 3ornes'
Bid oieIer idparsen Iugen gegert-
iiberiteben, ia troten muBte, als i'd
in ibnen abiue6ielno bange @etpiiiens'
aneit, gerSpeiflung uno Mutterliebe
ausgebriidt iab, erinnerte i6 mid, 5u.
folee ienem rdtielbaften 8organge,
Der uus in Sen groBen, enti6eioenben
Womenten oes 2ebens irgenb eine be.
beutenbe grinnerung ins 9e1puBtIein
ruft uno oarin feitbalt, an Elm anba.
luiiides 2teo, bas mir beim Inblid
Der groBen Iueen in ben Sinn fam:
Sd traumte iiingit, baB i6parse Wor.
ser
Gen tobli9en Bfeil mir ianoten.
@s paren beine ifonen Iugen,
Die grolleno orf mid iid lpanoten.
glu oies ipielte iid in elmer Nis
mute ob, uno ipdbreno Die 8ierrette
8op bon ungeouIb fortsl15ieben iu6.
te, belt id i'm am anoern Irm felt
uno fraete:
so Jag mir bod, pober fornnlIt
bu? Bos treibit ou gegenpdrtig?
sd bin an 8oro oes ,Serrolano'. I"
nalio nieoer bel ser Wtarine?"
ySeit brei Monaten."
Limb mann biIt bu bierber eefoms
1nen?"
rSeute friib."
Limb mann gebit on tpieoer fort?"
~Worgen nit bem eriten 3ue Elm
Giertel nod ieds. Sd babe 8ad-
bienlt."
Z r8ir ieben uns bo9 porber nod ?
:. 0otieenfaas eebe id nit Dir"
sd Jude bid na6ber ouf. grnar-
te mid in bieiem SaaI ooer arf Der
8alerie. Iber jag 1,ms Simmels tpil-
len nieman0, oaB bu mid eeieben
bait!"
Die Sierrette aog 8op nit ber-
boppelter Ilnee6uIo fort. Sd Job H.
men nab, ipie iie ii9 51pii9en ben
anbern Baaren perloren, uno Die
@rafin Borruta, tpelde bic eonae S5e-
ne mitangeleben batte uno BON 9eu.
gier brannte, begann mir 5u erfld.
rem, tuer Die Bierrette mar, offen-
bar in Der abiidt, mid eeididt iiber
oen Sierrot aus5ubolen.
rgs lit SIabella 8urebo, ooriiber
bin i'd nidt i'm 3ueifel. Wan broudt
nur Die bodmiitige art gu ieben, nit
Der lie auf einen berabi6a1t."
v0ie 8r6fin 8urepa?" iagte id
arglos. uunnoeli6. Sbr @emobI lit
io beute i'm Iuftrage bes aIfoniini-
ifen &omitees nod 9aris obge.
reiit
r8iit on eben erit aus Dem Heite
gefolen, Baquito 2" oeriest ebie 9rd.
fin nit bosbaftem 2ddeln. - vIIs
oh oas Elm @runb tpdre! gSie
menn oiele Waorioer Saubden in-
mer ibren Sauber an Der Seite ia.
ben miibten, penn tie iid einen @aI.
ger ooer ireno Elm fleines grtraber-
gniigen erlauben ponen. Gas lit re6t
uno gut fit uns einfaltiee Bropin5,
lerinnen. Sd iage oies nidt nit
elmer Spite eesen Die 8urepa; iie
lit eine CUTE Srau, Elm ipenig iteii
5,por, ood cine bon BEN beiten, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

jipar mir Elm foItIides Str6uBder
NaibIiimhen aufgefoIIen, 6os ieint
| @ef1brtin 5ierlih auf Der lirrfer
ISfulter gebeftet trug. SD nabm Ell
men meiner Nettern am Mrme, Inn
lrliht nIlein burh Die Gale 5u irren
|tpie eine iinerloite arine Seele, ,inf
mod fiH5er Banberilng itieB id tn Ell.
|ner Der breiten @alerien, Die mad
Dem Sttnenbof gingen, auf 6us Weai'
blumenItr1uBhen; MIR tpdr es r,ihi
nebr auf Der ShuIter Der Bierrette.
Iionbern ouf Der 8ruit bes Bierrot,
5pii1en ben uirgebeuer eroBen, IN
tpeiB un6 rote Selber geteilten &nop.
lien ieines @eipanoes. sic iaB auf ei.
mem Sdemel nit benz Riiden eegen
cine Ser Stotuen gelebnt, Die 5tpiihen
ben Sdulen aufgeitelt maren; er itanf
bor ibr, iih ouf Dos 8ieoeitaI oeriel.
ben 5tatue itiibeno. Hierrot iprah
lbeftig nit Iebbaften $anobetpegun.
gen: Bierrette borte geienften &alp-
tes su, 5tpiiden BEN 5ingern bas rote
Seibenibniirhen brebenb, 6as lire
Sanofarte nit einem 5ierIiden 8lei.
Itiftden perbano; auipeilen bob tie ben
&opf, um Bierrot onaui1auen, unb
| id iab bon ipeitem Die groben ihtuars
gen Gugen leudten, Die mir, obne
bob ih tpuBte tparum, einen eigen-
tiimliden S6reden pernriahten.
9a fam Dur1 oen 5duIengang elm
iebr gei6niegelter Serr in tabello.
iem @eieaidaftsanaug, Der nod allen
Seiten 1tmi1aute, als oh er iemano
liu6te. gs mar elm Mann bon ettpa
pier5ig Sabren, bon ernitem Iusie-
ben unb l6on Elm penig fabl. Inter
Dem 5rad trug er bas Srbensbano
zines @roBfreuaes, auf Der 8ruit ei-
men foitbaren Sroensltern uno am
re6ten SradIdoB = fi1rbtlos als
offenes abaei6en leiner Sreue gegen
ben geitiir5ten gbron, mas ibm TO-
| fort meine SDnpatbie gepann - an
groBer roter S6leife Den golbenen
Shliiiiel zines &ammerberrn Der So.
lnigin Siabella II. gr naberte iid Der
Sierrette bon binten uno beriibrte
pertrauli6 ibre Sdulter. sic tpano-
te ben &opf. Ger nit bem Sdlifel
| lagte ibr einige @orte, tporauf ii1 oie
Game tpillig erbob unb an ieinem
slrme pegging, obne Elm @ort ON
oen gierrot 5u ribten, ia obne ibm
aud nur bas seringite Mbibieosaei.
6en auauipinfen.
9ieier blieb nod einen Iugenblid
am Bieoeital Ser Statue Iebnen, bann
lieB er iid auf ben S6emeI faI(en,
oen Die Game innegebabt botte. 9ie.
lie itritt i6on om Mrme ibres 8e.
gleiters Die prddtige Ereppe binun.
ter, nnb Elm 2afai lief nod Der Sire,
obne 3ueifel, INN nod Dem @agen
5n rufen.
SD fraete meinen getter, Oh er ben
aanmerberrn femme.
vGs lit 8urena," iagte er.
o8ureba? Ser Graf 8urepa2"
vSSn, 8urepa, Der ,fI0tenipielen6e
giep, 1pie man i'm i'm &Iub nennt. :"
rIb!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

Auf Dem S1emel, Den 1etne @es
fabrtin 5unor eingenommen batte,
blieb 8oD cine eeraume @eiIe mie
| feitgenagelt iisen, oie gnbogen ouf
Die Gniee geitiist, Die Iugen auf ben
8ooen gebeftet unb 10 in feline Sc.
oanfen nerlunfen o6er 10 unbefiim.
inert um Die Der anoern, baB oie gan-
Sc umgebung fir i'm ni6t porbanoen
5n iein idien.
Ils i'd ibn 10 iab, fam mir in
ben Sinn, oaB Der Ibgang Der Hier-
rette elmer Sludt iebr 6bnIih ge-
leben batte, unb inoem icb oieie
5lu6t in meiner @inbiIbuna nit
Der na6oenfli6en Saltung 8oDs in
Terbinoung bra6te, batte ih I'M Mu-
genblide eine @el6ibte bon ungliif-
liber Siebe uno bramatii1en Som
fliften geiponnen, san5 in Der Mrt
meines oanaligen ilgenbli1en Ml-
ters, mo- man nit Der triigeril6en
grile Der Sauiion in iebem @ebiii1
elm SoDa entoedt l1nb an ieber Stra.
fBenede Elm Srama Der1nutet.
go nuberte i6 mid oenn Dem Der.
laiienen Siebbaber bon Eeilnabme, BE-
reit, iein Sr0iter, iein Siibrer unb
gertrauter gu iein.
| Sd legte ibm Ole Sano ouf Die
Sbulter unb fragte i'm, Inn i'm All
lfreunoi6aftlider Witteilung 5u Der.
lonlaiien, nit Dem eini6nei6elnolten
I9one, Der mir our 8erfiiguna 1tano
nWoran benfit ou, Weni12"
Srdg uno langiam, als ertpa6te er
aus tiefem Sdlnfe, tpanote er ben
appf, bielt mid Damn felt am Mrm,
nm 1tb 5n erbeben, uno onttportete
enolid, iebr geoebnt, nit tiefer, bob
Ter Stimme:
nsns giien."
| 8ieie lafoniide 4nttport rief mid
| in Die Broia oes 2ebens 5uriid, obne
lieOod meinen argtpobn gans gu ger.
iiftreaen. 80 nar 9oD INNER gene.
nienlaIs gab er einen anoern
@rnnb ieines 8erbaltens an als 6as
biinoige lid min" ODER nif tDin
nidt" ieiner itol5en lnabbdngigfeit
uno nidts Derleste ieinen 5toI5 i1
Iiebr als oas Waitleib, bas er ,pebei
tiuAte nod Derlangte.
Gin i1arfes pber gor grobes
lSpottlieohen ODER eines iener BEL
BEND iatiriifen @orte, bas oie barir
3ur Meifteridaft eelangten Gron5o
lien boatade nennen, Iieb BET iei1er
lGreunoen Die fiiBeiten Croft. mi
sGreunoid oidaftstporte auf ben Clipper
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
Undersecretary Of State Resigns

SH INGTON, CP) - Dean Acheson resigned today as Under secretary of State and President Truman appointed Robert A. Low ett to replace him June 30.
 Lovett, a New York banker, is a former assistant secretary of war.
 In disclosing the changes, the White House made public a let ter in which MT. Truman wrote Acheson of his great regret" that "I can not again ask you to put aside your desire to return to pri- vate life" Acheson has long sought to resign and return 10 pri- vate law practice.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
South, West Get Freight Rate Cut

WASHINGTON, (P) - The Su- prcme Court today upheld an In- terStatc Commerce Commission order raising railroad freight rates n per cent in the north and east and lowering them 10 per cent in the south and as far west as the rockies.
 The Commission ordered the changes after officials of southern *tates complained that higher rates in their region gave northern man. ufacturers competitive advant- ages.
 Affected are so-called class rates. These apply principally to manufactured articles.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
HARRIS HANCOCK ON PERSONAL CONTACT TRIP

Harris Hancock, representative of the Pacific Airmotive Corp, which maintains offices and sup plies on the Merrill Field in An chorage, is here making personal contact with customers from this area, and studying the needs of serving the community as well as mining camps.
 He states that his company maintains we'll equipped and we'll stocked shops servicing planes from all over the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
Two Killed As Plane Crashes

TACOMA, (P) - Two brothers were killed yesterday when their light plane crashed and burned shortly after they had dipped their wings in greeting as they passed over their suburban Taco ma home.
 They were identified as Oscar Peter Stone, the owner and pilot, and his brother, George H. Stone.
 Officers Steve Sabutis and Leonard Bishop, who witnessed the crash from their prowl car, said the plane was flying at about 800 feet when if suddenly fell.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
Russian Army In Maneuvers Near Alaska
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
 Members of Congress said the Russian manuevers clear the mys- tery of the fuel supply operations during the war.
 A large fleet of tankerS was kept busy deliveri $ nil and gaso- line from the American West Coast to Russian forts on the Sea of Okhotsk.
 Opinion here is that the fuel. stored in underground tanks, is being drawn on now for maneu- vers obviously aimed at the United States.
 After General Arnold testified, the committee approved the re- quest of the war department for four million dollars for rehabilita- ton and upkeep of the Alaska Railroad Authority was given to contract for an additional IS mil lion dollars worth of work.
 General Arnold also told the committee that maintenace and
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12

improvement of the main con- nected highway system of Alaska, embracing the Richardson and Glenn highways together with the Alaska Highway "is considered second in importance only to the rehabilitation of the Alaskan Railroad."
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12

ANCHORAGE, CP)-LOst three days when their plane was wreck ed 135 miles from here, Gene Cough, Ray Grasser and their pi- lot James Peffer, returned here over the week end after civilian and army searchers began looking for them. They were on a hunting trip.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
NATIVE HUNTERS BRING IN SEAL AND OOGRUK

Native hunters have been bring Ing in several seal and oogruk the past week and it is reported that large flocks of crane have passed over Nome on their way north to their breeding grounds.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
ALASKA AIRLINES PERSON MEL MANAGER HERE

H. McMurtray, personnel man. ager of the Alaska Airlines ar rived in town to make personal contact with the company's many customers.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12
MRS. O. P. ANDERSON VISITING IN NOME

Mrs. O. P. Anderson arrived from Golovin yesterday. She has enjoyed visiting several villages, renewing acquaintances m d e while she was a missionary forty seven years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12

. Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-12

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-14
AUGUST 10 THROUGH AYo. -

AUGUST 10 THROUGH Auo. -
lFes Easf. Dayiishi odd one hov'J
Nv 4.Es Morning
s:oo-Honeymoon In New York-nbc
s:15-Oklahoma Roundup-cbs
Shady Valley Folks-mbs
9:oo-Looks Your Best-cbs
9:3o-Say 1t With Music-mbs
1o:00-Fred Waiing Music-nbc
Arthur Godfrey Show-cbs
10:3o-Ben Alexander Show-mbs
1o:45-Seriais g hours) -cbs
11:oo-Kate Smith Speaks--mbs
f1:3o-Wortis and Music--pbc
Daily Band Concerts-mbs
12:0o-Concert Half Hour-nbc
1:o0-Four Hours Of Serials-nbc
Queen for a Day (repeat hour
later)--mbs
1:3o-Martin Block Records--mbs
2:oo-Double or Nothing-cbs
2:3o-Winner Take All Quiz-cbs
3:oo-Hint Hunt Quiz-cbs
3:30-Give and Take Quiz-cbs
4:40-The House Party-cbs
Riddles Hour repeats later to
ut local timeS)-mbs
4:3o--Treasury Bandstand-cbs
A6C PROGRAMS - Times fit either
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard
Morning
e:00--The Breakfast Club
10:00-My Story DramatiZation
10:25-Betty Croker Program
t1:oo-Breakfast in Hollywood
Afternoon
12:0o-We lcome Travellers
2:3o-Bride and Groom
3:o0-Ladies Be Seated
3:30-Paul Whiteman Records
4:45-Kiddies Serials IA Hours west
repeat I hour later
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-14
wv TFal-a7TI -
THURSDAY. AUGUST -
ffos eass. oayiishf odd one hovrj

tfes Eass. oayiishf odd one hour,
Evening
s:0o-News Report. Is Mins-nbc
Eric Sevareid and NeWs-cbs
Network Silent q hr)-mbs- east
Riddles Hour repeated hour
iater)-mbs- west
6:15-America Serenade: Sports-nbc
In My Opinion Talks-cbs
s:So-Red Barber and Sports-cbs
e:45-Lowell Thomas Newscast-nbc
world News &c Commentary-cb
o:oo-Eadio Supper Club-nbc-basic
Bob Q. Lewis Show-cbs
fuilon Lewis. Jr. (repeat hour
later)-mbS
e;15-News and Commemorate
Dance Music--mbs-basic
e:3o-Grand Marquee Drama-nbc
Bob Crosby's Show-cbs
Arthur Hale Commentaries sic
o:45-kaltenborn Commentaries west
Bob Trout and News-cbs
sports tRePeat 30 m. later)-mbs
7:0o-Col. Flack, Sketch-nbc
suspense" Mystery Drama-cbs
Let's Go to Movies--mbs- basic
y:So.Frances Langford Show-nbc
Rooftops Of City. Play-cbs
scarlet queen. Sea Drama-mbs
7:ss-Fivs Minutss News--cbs
o;oo-Music Hall, Nelson Eddy--nbc
Lawyer Tucker, Sketch-cbs
Gabriel Heater Comment-mbs
s:15-Real Life Drama-mbs
s:so-Eve Arden Variety-nbc- basic
Crime Photog., Drama-cbs
Block Party Music-mbs
s:oo--Peter LORE Mystery-nbc.
~ we Went Back-cbs
Family Theater, Drama-mbs
s:3o-Daye Rose Music Time-nba
We Went Back-cbs
Dance Band Show-mbs
1o;oo-News &C. Variety 3 hrs.-nbc
News. Variety, Dance hrs.-cbs
News. Dance Band 2 hrs.-mbs
A6c PROGRAMS - Times fit either
Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard.
500 Network Silent-l Hour east
Riddles Serial Hr.-west repeat
1:O0-News and Commentary
I:l5-Elmer Davis Commentary
I:30-Willie Piper Sketch
S:0O-Lum and Abner Comedy
S:l5-News Views Is Minutes
S:30-America's Town Meeting
9:30-Mr. President, Drama
10:00-To Be Announced
Io:S0-Allen Prescott-Earl Goodwin
Il;OO-News & Dance Band Hour
l<'oV-Dance Band Hour-west only
Settlement of New Zealand by
the white man did not begin un-
til 1910.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-14
Radio Programs
Duytime Summary

Selected programs ~ listed oeiow
are broadcast at the same time Mon.
day through Friday. Time 10 eastern
standard. For central standard sub.
tract one hour, fer mountain stand.
ard tive houra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-14
NETWORK PROGRAMS

Time 10 eastern standard. For cen.
trai standard subtract one hour, for
mountain standard subtract two
hours. Some local stations change
hour OF relay to ut local schedules.
Last minute program changes can.
not be included.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-14

Settlement of New Zealand by
the white man did not begin un-
til 1910.
Evening star., 1947-07-13

Its horrible!" Sue gasped.
"When's the next train?"
The five-two - the one l 60
home on every day." Mechani-
cally Sue began gathering up her
things. Her handbag had been
mislaid somewhere. She went into
the private Office and found it on
Mr.. .Waterman's desk.
"I'm catching that train my
SELF" Scudder said.
They took a taxi to the Grand
Central, arriving at Ass. Water
man, his face haggard, was wait
ing tensely for the gate to open.
Wed better not disturb him."
Sue whispered. There's nothing
we can do. Poor mani"
lHEY stood apart in the crowd,
and when the gates opened Mr..
Waterman was the first through.
They didn't see him again until
they were seated on the train. He
was three sections ahead of them
and across the aisle.
Sues impulse was to 60 to him
and speak a word of sympathy.
But it seemed so futile. In this
first bitter hour of his shock and
grief, she thought, he'd rather be
alone.
1T was my first case" Scudder
said glumly, land l fell down on it.
"How?" Sue asked listlessly.
Continued on page %
Evening star., 1947-07-13
THE PERFECT SECRETARY
Continued from page eleven

Scudder had picked up her re-
ceiver - saying crisply: That
call from Stamford! Someone
broke the connection. Let me have
it again.
To Sue he said: Might be a
trick to get him away from here.
Or might tie in with the case I'm
working on, the prowl at his house."
lHE connection was re-estab-
lished, and Sue heard him say:
"Is this the chief at Stamford? -.
I'm Scudder, private agent en-
ployed by Waterman. :. It's on
the level, is it? -. A prowler?. :.
Went through his den desk? >.
Thanks, Chief. I'll be right out
there"
What do they know" Sue
quavered.
His wife," Scudder told her,
delivered Waterman to the de-
pot at seven-fifty-seven. A dozen
people around the depot saw her
drive back toward home, alone.
Her cars in the garage. Today's
Thursday, the maids day off.
Since the servant shortage, they
keep only one. A neighbor calling
on her at four this afternoon found
her. Strangled in the den. The den
desk had been frisked. She'd been
dead seven or eight hours. She must
have come back from the depot
and surprised the man there" "
Evening star., 1947-07-13

But Sue failed to find the junior
partner. Dodds had gone out to
interview customers at ten and
hadn't been seen since.
Shortly after four O'Clock Sue
took a neat batch of letters in for
Waterman to sign. She stood by
while he signed them. Just as he
finished, the young man in the
sports coat and Army pinks came
in. Waterman said: Hello, Scud-
der. This is my secretary, Miss
Blair. I'm pretty busy. Make your
report to her."
Sue took him out to her desk.
Bill Scudder grinned and said:
The report is that Conkling has a
cast-iron elibi for the night Mr..
Waterman's house was prowled.
Someone else did that, not Conk-
ling. That guys just a harmless
tip-hound. His guilt begins and
ends with getting an earful of
Waterman's dictation on trains" "
Sue took it down. Her telephone
interrupted and she took up the
receiver. A gruff mans voice said:
This is the police chief at Stam-
ford. Connect me with Mr.. Water
man."
PARTLY from habit Sue parried:
Hes very busy. Is it Important"
The voice barked back: rs it
important! I'll say it is. His wife's
been murdered. Plug me through
to Mr.. Waterman"
The shock all but petrified Sue.
Dizzily she made the connection
and heard Waterman's crisp voice,
Waterman speaking She hung
up and faced Bill Scudder, gasp
ing: Its the police! They say
she's been - murderedp"
Scudder stared. "Who?"
Mrs. Waterman.
In a minute Waterman came
out, his face ash gray. "I'm going
home," he said in a tight, broken
voice to Sue. He snatched his hat
and top coat and rushed to the
elevators.
The sudden horror of it left Sue
dumb. Then she was aware that
Evening star., 1947-07-13
q u,z ,rn
A news question-answer game

!. TWO FLAGS The largest
atoH in the Pacific is claimed by
both the u. S. and Britain. What
is its name?
Christmas Island - 1900 miles
south of Hawaii.
2.-fIYERS What is the are7-
age age of commercial airline pilots?
Thirty-two.
3. CADETS What are "suc-
clomete1s" and "tesderomete1s"?
New gadgets which will tell the
farmer when his vegetables are
ready for picking. The succlom-
Evening star., 1947-07-13

eter measures moisture content of
corn on the ear; the tenderometer
tests ripeness of peas by register
ing the pressure necessary to shear
through sample pod.
Mrs. r. c. NJ, Dexter, Ga.
4. 8LUEPRNTERS ,. How
many architects planned the UN
CAPITAL?
A 1O-man international board
Of designers. Plans call for three
skyscrapeB 35 to AZ stories high.
s. BUFFERS What famous
golf course has no official par?
Evening star., 1947-07-13

You keep adorable with Jergens
Dryad, a new kind of cream deo-
dorant. Already approved by lead
ing skin specialists, new Dryad
actually prevents underarm odor
safely, helps check pcrspiration
more daintily. A secret ingredient
keeps it face-cream-smooth to the
bottom of the largest jar. Dryad
is harmless to clothing-has a more
luxurious fragrance. Preferred by
tastidious women everywhere.
Stay sweet to caress with Dryad
zoe, zsf, sot. ,...e,.anu,
Evening star., 1947-07-13

St. Andrews in Scotland. The
course was laid out long before the
term came into popular use.
s. DOUBLE PLAY What ad-
rice was giren to the l947 college girl
by the National Woman's Bureau?
Not to try to choose between
marriage or career but to get ready
for both.
7. MANIcURES How much
did American women spend last
year on their hands?
$2l 500, 900! This was a jump of
S4.5OO,0OO in three years.
It. S., McDonough, Ga.
CONDUCTED ~ W. M*-x
NOTE: We will pay Sc for question and
answer used in this column. Proof must
accompany sns,oer Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 420 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y. Unaccepted contribu-
tions cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Among
the Authors
By CoroIyn Coqqins

That. expert on Latin American
affairs, Carleton Beals, has returned
from nine months travelling in South
America observing and investigating
changes brought about by the war
He will have book about his opin-
ions on then and now" ready fol
fall publication. So far 1t is with
out title.
X X X y
Steinberg's drawings of red tape
and it's tendency to backlash. en-
tangle and ensnare all those who
encounter it, make Internal Ma
chine" a must book for all Washing
tonians. A. Fleming MacLiesh and
Robert de San Mariana wrote the
rollicking satire, having encountered
so much red tape themselves that
they reached the stage of either
committing themselves to an asylum
or to writing. They took the easiest
way out.
A situation which is apt to vey
fewer people is the one solved by
Lotta Crabtree, whose gifts as an
actress were second only to her
ability to hang on to the millions
her mother made from real estate
George Middleton tells a story about
her in his new biography, "These
Things Are Mine" She discour-
aged any persons seeking a loan
with this answer: you know, my
dear, every time I've given any one
any money, 1t has always brought
them hard luck"
X
A picture of Lincoln, when he was
unpopular in the midst of blum
dering generation" is to appear
soon in James G. RandalIs Lincoln
the Liberal Statesman" The book
is not part of Randall's Lincoln
the President" of which two vol
umes Of planned four are COM
pleted. but is a separate study OF
liberalism in Lincoln's day.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Natalie Scott Hopes Her Book
|MoyHeIp Solve q Bad Problem

Lewis particularly. She thinks An
American Tragedy" great novel.
But how can you know, she re-
f1ected, which writers affected your
literary development most.
Lived Here.
Miss SCOTS father was an en-
lgineer and a Russian liberal of the
old school. The family left Russia
before the First World War and
1.-THE Communist revolution. Her
sister Nina, who accompanied her
to Washington, is a ballerina and
Ia teacher of the ballet. Washing
ton is not new to them once, years
Iago, they lived here. and they have
an affection for the city.
/ Actually The Story of Mrs. Muir
ply" is Miss Scott's third novel
though it is likely to bring her far
wider notice than anything she
wrote before. Her last novel, "The
Sisters Livingston" appea red in
1946.
Miss Scott writes her first drafts
by hand in bound blank books the
size of old-fashioned school copy
books. She doesn't try to write
more than-well. SO much each uay
and then she revises each portion
before she goes ahead.
She's relaxing with tour of the
country, but putting in a few hours
every day on her new novel.
&C. B. j.