davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-05-31

achievement.
Announcement of the award
was made today by DR.. Louis T..
Wright, chairman of the board OF
directors of the National Associat-
direc tors of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, following a
meeting Of the award committee.
For many years, Mrs. Staupers
q executive secretary and later
president of the Nationa |
Association Of Colored Graduate
Nurses, an organization which
disbandeds early this year because
it had achieved its primary OBJ
jective Of migrating Negro
nurses in the profession.
The award will be presented to
MRS. Staupers on June % in At
lanta, during the And annual
convention of the NAACP.. Mrs.
Staupers will be the fourth wo-
man to receive this award, estab-
lished by the late Joel E. Spin
garn in 1914. Other women med
alists include the late Mary B.
Anderson, 1889. Last year the
medal was awarded posthumously
to the late Charles H. Houston.
famous constitutional lawyer ano
chairman of the NAACP nat;ona'
legal~committee.
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XXXIT.
Son ,Spiepb % a tt

9ie 9ltmoipbare ppn gropf sSarl1,
in Die Der oreiuno5Dan5igiabrl4
Slaaf Sefer nit ieinem Shnonfe;
unb 3peifeln uno ieinem Suden nod)
ser @ahrbeit bineingelteat ipuroe,
bietet unlerm beutigen gmpfinoen
monhes Irelnoartige. Gertieft man
| iid) aber in bas 0enfen lnb Sreiber
ser 9elpobner ser &omnunttdt - ST
ser 5eitlpeilig bis 81 aft5ig Menihcll
gehorten -, Gann finbet man ula-
balo moncberlei Garallelen 5u unler'l
Sagen.
Sic 9nl6al,llugen 1lno geItrebun=
gen ser Wdnner unb sSrouen, Die lid)
IN oieiem 8emeinneien 5ulumntan=
fanoen. paren Elm eigenartiges @e-
mild bon Sbealismns, Iftipisn'5
lmo Gscapism, pie mir belte iagen
piiroen. Sic geborten 5umeilt eincnl
3irfel pon Sntelleftuellen an, faIt
nusnubn1slos llniturier, piele BON If
nen gelpeiene Breoiger. Ger @riir=
Dung Der vgroof Sarm 9l1oclutton o.
goucation ano Igriclltllre" (oic
1917 eingine) paren 5abaoie 8eipre-
hlngen i'm ouule oes sSiibrers oes
neuengliiden Srons5enoentalisnus
George 9fiplep in 8olten poruusgs=
gongen. Sn oielen bebattiertc man
iiber yric 9totpenoigfeit elmer St.
,ialrefornl, sic Sen fonlner5icncn
8eiit lno sic 10 lpcit perbreitete &C.
ringId10tung eelpiiier srten ser 9lr-
belt Don @runo uuf befampfen iollte.
slusgebeno BON oieler Gorausietln1,
lpllte, lpenn aud) in beiheioenItem
l1mfong, Elm Experiment gemein-
id)aftlihen 5amilienlebens in sic @r=
&c geleitet nerOen, oelien gno5iel SIC
Reorganization ser @eieuidaft an;
peniger ielbltiiidtiger 8rlnolo9e
iein ioate" (gaiott, vSbe 2ife Of 80
tier Soeder", g. 49,. Sie Stututcn
bon @roof sSarn foBten oiele 3lpef J
oabin 5uiammen: n@irflamere sSor.
oeruns ser groben slufgaben menid)=
liher &ultl1r bur6 Sronung Ser Gll=
Berlihen 2ebensbe5iebungen auf Ser
8rllnolage bon @eisbeit uno Sauber=
felt, Inn 10 Oas Spitem lelbitiitdtiaen
8ettbeluerbs ourd) elm Spitem brit
oerli6er 3uiommenarbeit 5u erieben"
CMmerican encyclopedia" 1888, go.
IA, g. $500. 9as ltnternebmen be-
rubte tpeientlid) allf ben Sbeen bes
fron5oiiihen So5ialilten Charles
Sournier.
slus Sen 8oltoner 9iIplltationcn
gingen auBer 8roof ssarm 5tpei an
oere fl.r5lebige 8riinoungen berpor,
Sopeoale uno Nortbampton, beioe
ebenfans in WoiIahuietts. Grperi-
mente bieier Irt tparen bamals 10
5ablrei6, BOB man fit Die WenId)en
Die 10 einen Iusmeg aus Ser unbe=
frieoisenben @eieai6aftsoronung
|iudten, einen eigenen slus6rud
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;ionsmittels ibres 2anoes ent5ogen

t1onsmtttels 1bres Sanoes ent5ogen
lit.
sSm 8egeniot 5ll Sem Gerbalten in
Ser Gbina-Bolitif bat oie britiihe Ge-
gierung nit GROCER S6Grie gegen oie
Don Seberan geioroerte Notionaliiie-
rung Ser Inglo-Sranian Sil Cont
panp Steaune genommen unb i6redt
nidt oapor 5uriid, Sruppen gum
Sdute ser britiihen Staatsangebor;-
gen naf) Sran 81 ididen, obpobl hies
ben Wtdnnern i'm &reml slnlaB gebeu
fonnte, oen Sertrag 5lpilfen ser So
Dietsltninn lnb Seriien bonn Sabre
1921 an5llpenben llno IN Sran elm
5l1mari6ieren, mo- lie natiirlih ben
beimil6en &ommunilten belfen Mir
Sen, bie Wadt 5l erereifen. Die pro-
Italiniltiibe Guoeb= =8artei bofft bar-
auf, pon Der Soipiet= =9lrmee in Gbnli.
ber @eiie in SEN Sattel geboben gu
neroen, mie oie &ommunilten in ben
fleinen Galaaenl ltaaten bes &reml IN
Sit-guropa uno pie Sic &ommuniiten
in SItz0euti6lunb.
gs lit harafteriltild) fiir oie span=
nungen innerbnlb Ser lpeltliden @elt,
oaB oie britiide Brelie auf Die 9eatio<
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bin niht le=
oi9lih Die SSntrigen Ser 'Solpietz z@clt
Iab, Die Ben popul0ren Rationali5-
mus Srons fir oie eigenen peltprli-
til6en 3iele entfeiielte, ionoern mld)
oen Seroaht ausiproh, omerifariihe
Sirmen tpollten Sen GnglGnoeru oas
iraniid)e Sel entreiBen. Gem gesen>
iiber bat unIer StaotsOepartement
einoeutig ousgeiproben, oaB feline
omerifanii6e Selgeiellifait Die Del
proouftion iibernebmen piirre lrnb
ooB feline amerifanii6en Sefnifer
CUR Serfiiallne iein piiroell, Tim Ser
iraniiden Resierung 81 belfen, unter
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&ablen in ,Stalien

8emeinoelpablen iino norlnoIer>
meile lofale 9ngelegenbeiten. Sn Sta
lien aber nerben lie in bielem SSobr
als Saupt= unh tStaatsaftionen be-
banoelt Gremierminiiter 9llcibe be
|8aiperi leitete perionlif sic @obl-
beluegllng fiir leine hriitlidio5inle
Eartei llno Heren &oalitionsfreumbe.
gs lit ibm gelungen, eine Itarfe 8abt.
betelllglng du er5telen.
Ias @elamtergebnis miro iih crit
0fitte bes Otonats iiberieben lolIer
oa oie &ablen iid in orei @tappen
ooa5ieben. nit einem gtodlpiel III
Serbit. llnb ouh Damn miro es nur
6eoin9t moglib iein, einen Gergleid)
nit Sen 3iffern Der &amnertpablen
bon 1949 gu 5ieben, BEL benen Be Ga
Iperi einen groBen Sieg bapontrug
1erionlidbe uno lofole Gerbdltniile
Ipielen Dor allem in fleineren @ez
meinOen cine groBe 9tolle, l,no bie
iflapiife 0is5iplin, Bic sic &omnl,-
nilten nu6 0fosfau'er Dtriter ihrcu
9lnbtingern oltf5pineen, feblt notllrz
9enaB i'm 2aeer ibrer 8egner, bic
gerne in5 eesenteilige grtrem perfol-
len.
Inter oieien l1mitGnoen bebeltete
cs cine ldnere 9tieoerlage fiir Sic
&ommuniIten, baB lie in faIt alien
aroben StGoten ser 2pmbaroei unh
(Tprtietuna auf Geite 81
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Die yslubale" Stratesie

SSn 6en grorterungen ser miIitGri=
i6en 5iibrer Dor Sen Senatsausi6iil-
len trat lebte @ode Ser tStreit iiber
sic Yerion Wacartburs 5urid gegen-
iiber BEN itrategiiben @eitdtspunf=
ten, oie itb aus ser Maht unb Ser
mangelnben 6rieoensbereiti ihaft
Mosfaus ergeben. 8anhenberg lieB
erfennen, oaB bie 2uftflotte ser Ser.
Staaten 81 ibrer bollen 8irfl1n1
bunoertunofiinf5ig @eihtpaoer babc1
niiBte, mas elmer Gerbreifa6ung
sleidfame. Mit elmer lol6en iiberls-
|genen Madt fonnten, iagte CT, bie
Ser. Staaten oie Griebenspoli5ei fiir
Die @elt iibernebmen.
Ibmirol Sherman tpuroe geirogt,
Oh er ste 5lottenl ltGrfe fir ausre;=
6eno balte. sd tpiirbe nur ungern
ais eriter Sffi5ier Ser @eibi6te uuf=
treten, ser iagte, er babe genus
&flnittel fir al1e 0inee, bie man
bon ibm erparte," ertpioerte Ser 8es
teran oes lebten &riegs. rIber if,
mo6te alen, Die oieie 8eri6te lelen,
feinen 3meifel oariiber laiien, bob bie
5lotte bereit lit, l.no baB, menn es 81.
oem groBen &rieg fommt, SEN rpi-
nidt pollen, Dob mir bann alles fun
tperben, Tim i'm au gelpinnen uno Sc
|idleunigite 8ergeltl1ng gegen eire
feinoli6e &egierung gu iiben, sic i'm
bea1nne:"
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ibrer Gegie bie 8eiterfiibrung ser
getriebe gu ermogli6en, fiir Die Srar
ielbit feline porgebilOeten Grdfte be-
litt. Gieies iolioare Iuftreten gegen.
iiber Beriien itebt in bemerfensner-
tenn 8egeniat 5u oen bisberisen 5ipei-
ceutigen britil6en Serbolten in Gbi=
no.
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StaatsiefretGr Ndeion

iSeit SSreitag ltebt Stoatsiefret6r
Sean slbelon oen Seilatsausi6iiiIe
Geoe uno slnttport. CT finoet li1 in
elmer nidts ipeniger als ansenebmcu
Gage, oa ibns Ole oerfeblte Bolitif ser
Regierung, beionoers in Slt-4iien
NIT on erIter Steue 5ur 2ait geleal
miro. S6on benor i'm 8rditoent Cru.
man in oas neranttportungspolle ImI
berief, ipielte er i'm Staatsbeparte.
ment eine ausiblageebenoe RoQe,
uno INNER nadbriidli6er tpuroe inn
gum Sorpurf gema6t, oaB er Itoit
na6 lirfs neige uno eine 8orliebe fiir
rote uno rolafarbene Mitarbeiter ia,
BE- Ias fauo menigItens eine teil1pei-
Ie 9eltatigung in oem San SiB. SSn
8albington miro aud in oen1ofrat;,
lhen areiien 5ugegeben, baB slheior
oas 8ertrauen 6es 8olfes berloren
bat, .llnO Sic Spaben pfeifen es bon
BEN Ga6ern, oaB Siibrer Ser Bartei
Sen Brdlioenten 'beltiirmen, sl6eion
faaen 81 laiien. Mber Sr. Srumon
beitebt baralf, oaB bieler elmer Ser
beOel1tenoIten MuBenminiiter in ser
@eI6ihte Oes 2anbes lei. @orauf lid)
oiele 8ebauptung itiitt, lit i6tper s,l
iagen.
Sn ieinen 0arleg1neen por SEN
Senatsausihiiilen lit es Bis iebt benz
Staatsiefretar ni6t gelungen, iib gu
rebabilitieren. gr lit Elm eetpanoter
lrno riidiibtsloier 0ebatter, aber iei=
ne politiiden Seller laiien iid nit
&abuliIterei niht aus Ser @elt i6af-
fen. Hedt be5eibneno fir Die Mrt ie:-
ner politiicben Siibr,1ng lit Die ber-
ln6te &edtfertigung leiner Saltllng
in Der Sormoia-Sra Serte lit es ii,
@aibington politiides arium, oaB es
perbdngnisboG pdre - tpie MacMr-
tbur foniequent bebauptet bat -
SormoIa in Sic &dnbe ser &ommuni=
item faaen gu laiien. Sr. Mdeion ipar
lange anOerer Meinung, unb in ei-
mem @ebeimoofument bonn 9e5ember
1949 lpra6 er ber Sniel ieben itrate.
gii6en @ert ab. 6: pebrte iib boz
ben Senatsausi6ii'ien h.r-tiGcfig se=
gen oie 8er0ffentIihung ienes @e-
beim6ofl1ments, muBte iid aber Ell
nem nit fiinf5ebn gegen neun Stim.
men sefabten geidluB fiigen.
8as aber bate er Damn 5ur Ser
teioigung ienes @ebeimbofuments 81.
iagen2 Gs babe nift eine poIitild)e
Meinlng Ser @egierung gum aus-
oruf gebraft, lon6ern lei einaig uno
allein fir sic Bropaganoa berehnet
getueien, = ger 8erl6leierung elmer
gieoerlage fir Sen San, baB Jormoia
berloren gebe! Das lit - nelobale"
Staatsfunit! Mub fir anbere 2ei-
Itungen unlerer diplomatic" batte
Sr. Ideion redt faSeniheinige Gr-
fldrungeu,, 10 fir Die fataitropbaIen
M6ma6ungen bon SnIta, bie STUB.
lambs beutige Mahfitellnng begriin-
oeten. Man babe &uBlanbs &ilfe inn
5ernen Often bie flint Gage bor
Sapans aapitulation iib nit ihlauer
8erehnung geltenb ma6te in
Salta fir nottpenoig gebalten, oa maj,
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G11nhrrt 9ahrr kattultthrra
i Trl1rn lit mttnrfnta

geprGgt bate; man nannte lie Come
cutters. Gem &reis pon groof iSarm
! geborten - ipenn auh nid,t alle nl5
8etpobner oes nusgeoebnten 8emein=
peiens - mebrere 3elebritdten an.
barunter Der Romanoi6ter gtatbaniel
Saiptborne, Galpb @aloo Gmerion,
Der y@eile bon Concord" uno NIT
9tiplep Sallpt ser Grans5enoentaIi=
| item (oie elmer grt SumanitdtSreli=
gion nit piel bunfler Mpitif uno err
borgtem belltidem rSoealismus" bull
oigten), Ser Sournalilt CHARLES u.
Dana Gpdter an ser 9tetp gorfer
SUM, 5eitDeilig audi 8roDnlon.
Ser Serfebr nit bieien geiltig bod
Itehenoen Wannern mar fitr Sen ge=
pelenen 8dder uno Mrbeiterogitator
5lpeifellos Elm @epinn, aber foun1 &C.
eignet, lein Seinlpeh nah IeeliIhcr
Rube uno religioler alarbeit gu It'll
fen. Selblt 9romnion bielt es nod I'M
sSriibiabr 1S43, elm SSabr nor ieinCr
aonperiion, fiir rmoglid, sic gon5e
fatbolii6e @abrbeit gu umfoilen uno
bod Cen llebertritt CUR Stride 5u Der
Idieben, bis oiele ibre slnlpriid)e bin=
rei6eno minoern piiroe, ,rm ein
freunold)aitlihes 9iinonis nit oem
ortboooren Groteltantisnus eingeben
5u fonnen l1nter 8eoingungen, lpelhe
bieien ni6t gar 5l1 iebr abltieBen"
(gniott, St., g. 81. aein @lmber,
oaB elmer bon Seders 8roofz z@enoi=
len ipater oon ibm i6rieb: vgr mar
nie cine Sullbe in ser 9uft, oie SCH
Srt nod nidt gefllnoen bot, mo- tic
iid) nieoerlaIlen fonnte."
0ieies uncnti6loiiene Sudcn fili.
Set nlld) in ieinen Sogebu6bl1ttern
Iusorrld, - aber cs sog i'm itnlit=
ten aller 3peifel INNER mebr sur
fatbolilden Stride. slm II. slpril
1S43 idrieb er in iein Sagebuh:
~8eitern ging id) in Sic futboliid1e
Stride bon @eIryHorburp; es NOR
Sltern. Der 8ottesbienit ergriff mid,
tief. slm Sodaltar mar Elm 8enGlbe
Der 9luferitebrng GbriIti, poriiber
Ser Efarrer audi preoigte. Witten in
ieiner Sreoiet iponote er iih Inn uno
nies nit einigen binreiBenoen @or=
ten altf oas @endloe. 9llIer slugen
folgten Sen leinen uno oos mad)t>
leine slusfiibrllngen ooppelt ein=
orudSooa @ie begeiiterno muB IS
fir Sen Srieiter bei ser 8reoist ieir,
bon Sem @rloier uno ser Solar ser
MartDrer uno Seiligen uno 9irhert-
oater iid) lmeeben 5u Ieben, Man
mag Ser Malerei uno 9iIonerei in
&irhen entgegen iein, ober ib geIteba,
baB ih nien1als in ioIde 4irden ein>
trat, .obne cine S6eI einen uniiht-
barren ginfluB 5u enpfinoen, ser mid
itllmm maht. Sd ntobte idmeigeno
iiten unb mir bas Saupt perbulen.
Cine beilige atmoipbdre id)eint SEN
(6ortiesuns aui Seite 81
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Dtr ttp11r phafr hrH mpltkrtrgra

oadt, ibeint ii6 niht eber ba5u ent,
i6loiien al baben, biz ser 8rief Wac,
Irtburs an ben Gbgeorbneten 0eartil1
peroffentliht ipur6e. gs mar alio eine
innenpolitii6e sttafe, tpelde Sen
BrGiioenten gum @anbeln peranlaBte
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Beber 8ries nod Jrieben

Das Saii5ieben unt 6ie @i6erung
guropas gebt ,tnter6eiien tpeiter. 91e
The Arizona post., 1951-09-21
Temple Explains Views In
Letter To Community Council

pared until late in September,
may we ask of the Executive
Board of the Jewish Community
Council, as well as the Jewish
Community Council itself, that no
action of any sort be undertaken
which will commit Temple Eman-
u-El to any program of activity
beyond what was originally con-
sidered the primary duties of the
Community Council.
This letter supplements our
note to you on June Is, 1851, In
which it was our assumption that
no major activity was being con-
sidered. 1t further mentions that
in establishing our request in
principle, 1--WE have instructed our
three Temple delegates to vote
against the spending of any mon
ey to purchase land by the Tucson
Jewish Community Council"
In order that our members may
be fully aware of the activities
of our own Board of Directors, we
are publishing the contents of this
letter in our Temple News issue
of September 7, 1851.
MARK KLAFTER,
President.
The Arizona post., 1951-09-21

Sidney Katz was among the top
20 of his navy class, graduating
from a course in hospital train
ing at cambridge, Md. He's been
assigned to St. Adams Naval Hos
pital, Long Island, where he'll
continue his pharmacy schooling.
Not yet 81, he was student at
the VA Pharmacy School before
entering the Navy and a member
of ZBT. He was honor guest at
party given by his sister, Mrs. P.
Stern, New York recently. Sid
ney is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Katz, East Bellevue.
The Arizona post., 1951-09-21

While key statement in terms
of its relation to the community
was being prepared by Temple
Emanuel, a letter was sent the
Community Council in order that
it may take cognizance of efforts
ito establish harmony" The let
ter follows:
Dear Sir:
We now stand upon the thresh-
old of a new year. We fervently
hope that it will be a year which
will spell harmony and good will
in our Jewish community and
among its many organizations.
With a view towards establish
ing a better understanding be-
tween Jewish groups and COM
munity agencies, Temple Emanu-
Ell is in the process of completing
an all-inclusive statement tn a t
will clarity its own position as an
Institution of Religion, Education
and Assembly. This report will
further attempt to evaluate the
relationship between our Temple
and such agencies which it has
been instrumental in creating and
supporting.
AS the statement cannot be pre-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-01-26

horse to win. Well, the sure thing
came in fifth
HAS your husband ever dipped
into the safe before?" asked Jolson.
"Neper." said Be woman.. I'm
fact. be neper bet on borse nm
I'll yesterday-and THE only req
son be did it Was because orr son
is getting ont OF high school next
Jane and We'pe got our bearts set
on sending him to college,"
"And you thought that by playing
Sonny Boy you could soft-soap me
out of a thousand bucks?" said AL.
well, l don't soft-soap that easy.
Go and get your husband-you're
both coming with me-"
AFEW MINUTES later the couple
were in a cab with Jolson, sure it
was all over but the fingerprinting,
but instead of heading for a police
station the hackie drove out to the
South Miami dog track. There Al
led the husband to a pari-rnutuel
window and handed him five one
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BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET
Al Didn't Go for SotSoap, but He Was an Easy Touch

hundrcd-dollar bills.
''This makes fifteen hundred you
owe me-" he said. BET the five
C's on No. 4 to Win-I got a tip on
him this morning."
No. ran SO fast it darn near
caught up with the mechanical rab-
bit, and when the clerk cashed in
his tickets he was handed 5000
the odds had been five-to-one.
"Ill take my fifteen hundred, "
said AL, land let this be a lesson
Ito you. Never bet the horses-if you
gotta bet, bet the dogs"
Last Fall. after a guest broadcast
in New York, Jolson was button
holed by young man as he was
leaving the studio.
ri don't suppose you remcm-
ber," be said to Al. "bm several
years ago you took my folks ont
to the Miami dog track and
helped Them .pir fifteen hundred
dollars. That money mode it POS
:ibls for me to go to college,"
"Sure. remember" said Al.
"end VIXEN you write your MON
tel her she still owes me some
dough-:
~ neveg heard about it," said the
young man. How much was it?"
"A quarter. said Jolson. "She
was ',laying a juke box and ran out
Of change"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-01-26
UNITED DEFENSE FUND ..
Organization Formed to Aid
Financing of Welfare Services

The United Defense Fund, Inc.
q new organization for financing Of
national health and welfare services
made necessary by the defense eff
fort. got under way recently with
an appeal to the Community Chests
In more than 1900 cities for funds
to support program of services
In 1851.
A federation of national agen-
cies and local community interests
for the joint financing Of national
defense services in the field of
health and welfare, the United De-
tense Fund, Inc. offered to local
communities "single-package" ap-
peal for support of national defense
health and welfare services for
both civilians and the armed forces.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-01-26

"Oh well, the doctor says I
need plenty of exercise" Margaret
said soothingly.
There's the doorbell, I'll get it."
Dick, still looking troubled, started
downstairs.
A portly, pink-cheeked old gentle
man stood on the porch. "This Is
the Shipley residence?"
'Why, yes" Dick looked google
eyed past him to the long shiny
black car parked in front of the
house.
MAY I speak to Mrs. Shipley?"
I'm Mrs. Shipley," Margaret
called from the top of the stairs"
II am Mr.. Frost of Big Rapids.
You have some rooms for rent?"
Eyes. Please come up and I'll
show them to you," Margaret an
sWercd.
TICK stayed downstairs an
- listened glulmly to the foot
steps overhead. He WINGED as he
heard the bathroom door squeak
and imagined Mr.. Frosts first view
of the old tub standing high on its
claw feet.
There was a lengthy murmcr Of
voices in the upstairs hall. Then
down came Mr.. Frost, a hand on
MarGaret's elbow, and she accept
ing the little attention as the most
natural thing in the world.
"WCll, it's all settled them" Mr.
Frost was saying. "Wc'll take the
two rooms for the summer. Yes
sir, this advertisement hit us in the
right spot" He fingered a little
piece of newspaper.
ADVERTISEMENT" Dick stared at
the paper.
"Your wife used good psyche
logical trick, didn't she?" Mr.
Frost chuckled. 'Playing down a
thing so much that it excited your
curiosity"
"Uh, yes" Dick laughed weakly.
Lets see that again." he said,
trying not to look too astonishcd
"For rent" he read, '"for the
summer season, two rooms in
ancient frame house, unfa shion-
able part of resort village, very
few modern cOnveniences, no
recreational facilities nearby.
Mrs. Richard Shipley, 1903
Stanley r o d, Weehagen,
Michigan"
YES Mr.. Frost said. my wife
saw that and said it made her
think of Currier and Ives print"
He handed Margaret some bills,
put on his grey homburg, and
stepped briskly out the door.
Dick turned quickly toward Mar
garet. "Your greatest triumph,
honey, is that you've managed not
to look triumphant"
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Minute
q Fiction

want to have a nice crib and other
things for our first baby, don't
we, darling? And that takes money
more than we've got to spend
maybe I could take another job
in the evenings, or something"
,"Why, Dick, you're exhausted
when you come home from the
garage; and lots of times you don't
even get here until eight or nine"
"Yeh, I know, Startling a new
business means no money and no
free time for while"
well, this house your mother
left US has more rooms than we
need for ourselves"
But just look at the furniture!"
Dick waved an arm at the room in
general. "You SIT in that wooden
rocker for ten minutes and those
Stats make a prison bar pattern
on your back. The beds so high
you need Pullman ladder to
climb into it, and that wash stand"
81 think it's all kind of
quaint" Margaret said placidly.
Dick snorted. "People on va
cation want to be comfortable,
not quaint. And besides, think
where we're located; practical
ly out in the country, the
opposite end of town from the
lake and all the amusementS."
cts nice and quiet, though"
Margaret insisted.
Dick shrugged. II give up. But
hate to see you Shaving away up
hCrp ~
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Few Tools Are Needed
To Make These Pieces
Toy Chest and Play Table

Toy Chest and Play Table
THESE TWO gay pieces of play
l equipment are easy to make
Hand saw, coping saw to cut out
wheels and screw driver. are all
the tools needed. Pattern 252 gives
directions for both pieces and ac-
tual-sizc stencil designs for deco
rating. Price Of pattern Csc.
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedford Hills. New York
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WHATS ON YOUR mind?"
asked Al.
"My husband is in a JAM" said
the woman. Hes the desk clerk
in this hotel and he was on duty
the other night when you checked
in and left an envelope full of money
to be put in the safe. Yesterday he
heard about a sure thing at Hialeah
and took a thousand dollars out of
your envelope and bet it on the
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BY INEZ GERHARD

DING CROSBY gives another per-
= Torrance as himself in "Mr.
Music; box office reports of the
past prove that the movie-going
public is satisfied if he sings and
cracks jokes, so he does it once
more. The picture is like a gaily
wrapped present, containing plenty
Of entertainment. Ruth Hussey. and
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Here is Lorraine Beck's own
statements: 81 was rundown,
sick and skinny, and weighed
only 80 pounds before l used
HADACOL. l would not eat be-
cause l had no appetite. Now l
weigh 1913 pounds and have an
appetite. l feel lot better. /
have been taking HADACOL 10
months and am still taking it. /
am Is years old. HADACOL has
done me lots of good"
@ 1850, The Leblanc Corporation
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but that was,
Of course, be-
fore she start
ed taking HAD
ACOL. Lorraine
found that TAX
ing HADACOL
helped her syS-
tenn overcome
deficiencies in
Vitamins B., B.,
N i aCin a n d
Iron, w h i c h
H A D A c o l.
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Teenager Gets
Appetite Back;
Thanks HadacoI
HADAcOL Supplies vitumins b,
B., Nioein and Iron Which Hsr
System Lacked.

According to Sara Lorraine
Beck, Box 253, Coker, Alabama,
when a person is only is year,
old and feels terrible, can't eat
or sleep the way they should, its
mighty bad. That is the way
Lorraine says she used to feel,