Night Without Stars
“I lived for the greater part of my life in a mining town of the soft coal section of Pennsylvania,”writes JAMES BINNEY, now a college instructor of English composition. “My father, my brother, and other relatives spent many years in the coal mines and,as a boy, I too worked in a mine, though that of course was some time ago.” Mr. Binney tells us that despite stale regulations and the vigilance of the best superintendents, accidents like this do occur, though with nothing like the incidence of fifty years ago.