Press and Sun-Bulletin from Binghamton, New York • Page 18

i 18 BINGHAMTON PRESS Aug. 2, 1951 mm. When Heat Drops Boom All Berserk 184 COURT ST. 56 MAIN ST. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES The taking of sorcery books, amulets and fetishes into the Bel gian Congo has been banned.

always Main Street PLENTY OF parking Johnson City SPACE rHW ACROSS FROM G.E. OUR PRICES ARE IN EFFECT FROM THURS. TO FOLLOWING THURS. (ADVERTISEMENT) fire and my feet are like balloons. And this goon creeps up to me and asks "is it hot enough for you?" Honest, Judge, everything wlnt black.

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II By INEZ ROBB International News Staff Writer New York It's like this, Judge, everything went blank. Here I was, walking into the office building, minding my own business for once on account it's too hot to mind anybody else's or anybody's else. I'm not saying a word to anyone, Your Honor, just minding my own business like I said. And hot, see? Real hot. People are frying eggs on sidewalks.

People are boiling water on window sills. People are melting and running away in little pools. It's a day shouldn't happen to a Hog. But I'm minding my own business. I'm dying of heat in my own way.

I'm not asking help from anybody. But I ain't feeling so good, Judge. I'm listless. IN LOVE, SO WHAT? So the humidity is 94 per cent and on the subway coming to work, I'm dying on the vine. I open up the newspaper but even the gossip columns don't lift my flagging spirits.

So it says "Shelly Winters and Farley Granger are still in love. They dined two nights in succession at the Windsor." Some days, Judge, that would send me. But today, all I can think of is I hope the Windsor is air-conditioned. I'm feeling so groggy I don't care what jockey is running around with which hat-check queen or which model was gifted with a solid mink mounted in rubies by what grocery tycoon whose wife is still wearing last year's let-out muskrat. Okay, Your Honor, if the wife Is running around in this temperature in a let-out muskrat, she's asking for it if the old man goes off the reservation.

In December, my sympathy would be with the wife, but in August, no. Let her change to a voile dress and play-shoes, and she may get him back. IT'S STUPIDITY So all the way to work in the subway, I'm talking back to the columnists just like people talk back to the radio. Or like they used to talk back to the radio before TV. What I'm trying to say, Judge, Is that I'm not acting normal.

I guess I got a psychosis from the heat. It isn't normal for a girl not to care that Errol Flynn is back from Korea. So here I am. Judge, just going Into the office building. And minding my own business like I sajd, and listless.

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