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weight champion. They thought I
would do we'll enough defending that
title and leaving the welter-weight
title to McLarnin. But I knew I could
make more money fighting McLarnin
than I could with any lightweight
Besides, I had an idea I could lick
McLarnin. So I kept at them until
the match was made. And as soon as
it was made was terror-stricken.
Remember McLarnin's record against
the Jewish lightweights? I do-even
now. And I couldn't get it out of my
mind as started training at Ferndale
for that fight: Sid Terris. one round:
Ruby Goldstein. two rounds: Al Singer,
three rounds. and the greatest Of them
all. Benny Leonard-when he was
making his comeba ck-seven rounds
They called him the scourge Of the
Jewish lightweights-and l was next
on the list!
Il had to keep telling myself every
day: I can lick McIarnin. can lick
him. I know I can And a moment
later I didn't know whether I could
or not.
Then the Fight.
Then came the night Of the fight. :"
Barney continued. Plan and Winch
were as nervous as was. On the way
to the ring they almost ran. held
on to them and said:
Where's the fire? Take it easy.
We have plenty of time
{ Il was trying to show them I wasn't
afraid. But I was. We got into the
ing-McLarnin and land shook
hands without hardly looking at each
other and went to our corners. l sat
there and looked across-and there
he was. That little Irishman with his
baby face and his blue eyes, just sit
ting there looking at me. had to
start all over to bull myself.
"'I can lick him. said to myself.
And then I'd say: Can I?' And then:
Sure, can lick him. can lick
him.
"Of course, as soon as the fight
started and we snapped few punches
-dS SUOu dS RUG tIlluuku IilC AAAo
couple of rounds, in which he always
has been most dangerous-1 was all
right. And 1 licked him. It wasn't
easy. But training for him at Fern
dale was much harder. Up there he
licked me every day.
Most Are Imaginative.
All athletes aren't subject to these
fears and misgivings. To the stolid
and unimaginative a fight. ball
game, a football game, golf tourna-
mentor whatever it is-is just that
and nothing more. But, as rule, the
top-fiight athletes are thoughtful, i'm
aginative and high-strung.
I remember once, shortly after
Frank Frisch broke in as second base
man of the Giants, asked him how
he felt when he went out to take up
his position in that first game before
a roaring crowd at the Polo Grounds.
Il felt great" he said. But was
hoping nobody would hit ball at
me-"
1t happened that the first man up
did-a whistling grounder straight at
him. Frank was so nervous, the ball
struck him in the chest. but he
pounced on it and threw out the bat
Evening star., 1938-03-21
PROS GOLF FOR ST. 900

The annual tournament for the Mid
de Atlantic professional golf cham
pionship will be held at the Cham
berlin Country Club of Old Point
Comfort, Va. on April 20, %. and "a.
Only members of the Middle Atlantic
p. @. A. are eligible to compete.
A prize list Of $1,000, with $500 and
q gold medal going to the winner, has
been drawn up. Competition will be
"a holes. medal play, with 36 holes
being scheduled for April % and the
final So on April "a. April % will be
devoted to a pro-amateur tournament
at IS holes, each pro being allowed
three amateur partners. Entry fees
are 65 for the main tournament and
$3.50 for the pro-amateur.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
NAVY STICKMEN OUT
Fast, but Green Lacrosse Team
Opens Play April 2.

Fast, but 'Green,' Lacrosse Team
Opens Play April 2.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, March 10 P.--
A Naval Academy lacrosse team,
faster but less experienced than last
season, appeared in prospect today
on the basis of practice showings.
William H. Dinty) Moore, coach,
lost six players, practically all from
the midf1eld defense, by graduation.
In addition, John Sullivan, an attack
man, has resigned from the academy,
Nine letter men remain.
Last years team defeated Dart
mouth, Harvard, Yale and Syracuse
and lost to Princeton, Mount Wash
tngton. Maryland and Army. This
year Princeton will have a strone
team. The Navy schedule:
April .. Dartmouth College. here: Q
Harvard University. here; 16. Princeton
University. here: 23, Yale University, al
May 7, Mount washington Club her,
practice game): IA, University of Mary
land, here; 81, University of Pennsylvania
here; 2S, Army at West Point, N. Y.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
HORSE SHOW ORGANIZED
Smith Chairman of Blue Ridge
Event to Be Held June 4.

BERRYVILLE, Va. March 81 (Spe-
ciaD.-A Mackay Smith of White
Post has been elected chairman Of the
Blue Ridge Horse Show, which will be
held at Carter Hall, Millwood, on
June 4.
New members added to the organi-
zation. which limits membership to
land owners, include Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A.. Baldwin. William Clasett, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Godfrey Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Willoughby Trenary and Arthur
Trenary.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
Griff Assures Wasdell of Job.

Grif Assures Wasdell of Job.
ITEM No. 2 was Grifiiths confer
ence with Rookie Jimmy Wasdell,
his disgruntled first baseman Of the
hour. Wasdell admitted the Mats
made a good deal when they got Zeke
Bonura for Joe Kuhel. II could have
beaten out Kuhel," said Wasdeil,
straight from the shoulder.
Somebody told Jimmy he was tick
eted for Charlotte. The kid rebeled
said he would take his case to Judge
Lands, and darned if he was going
to Charlotte.
Griffith called Wasdell into con-
ference, patted him on the shoulder,
and announced that he would carry
Jimmy during the season.
"He said I wouldn't play much"
said Jimmy, but that's all right. !
just wanted to know where I stood.
II I'm going to stick I'm satisfied"
The Wasdell incident occurred before
the game in Lakeland 1t was just as
well for Jimmy. He had a bad day,
as did everybody else The Mats
simply got off on the wrong foot and
they stayed'on it.
Tigers Romp to 1870 Win.
THE Tigers scored In six of the
eight innings they came to bat.
Rudy York featured the attack on
Chase by hitting home run. Hank
Greenberg climaxed the attack on
Krakauskas by walloping another
Dutch Leonard worked the last two
frames. He pitched one of the score
less innings, but in his last term he
gave up three runs.
Briefly. Detroit made Is base hits
and profited by three Washington
errors. The Mats made four hits, one
scratchy job by George Case, and
adanced a man as far as third base
only once.
Harry Esenstat, a southpaw, started
for the Tigers. Vernon Kennedy sue
ceeded him and Eden Auker finished
up. They all looked alike to the
Griffmen. President Roosevelt could
have been in che box, throwing up
that opening-game hinky- -dinky of his,
and they wouldn't have been able to
muster an attack
Case got two of the Mats four hits.
Simmons was given the day OF and
so was Buddy Lewis, whose bad leg
still Is bothering him. Despite Cases
showing 1t was obvious that Washing
ton isn't going to be very tough until
Simmons, Lewis and Bpnura are in
Evening star., 1938-03-21

ter. And right there. incidentally,
John McGraw was convinced he had
made no mistake by putting the
youngster in the lineup. He knew
that Frank was nervous and worried
and fearful. And the way Frank re-
covered, where another kid might
have got hustered and lost the ball,
convinced McGraw that here was q
real ball player.
(copyrisht. 1888. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1938-03-21
LIONS ROAR ELSEWHERE
Pro Gridders Shift Site Of Home
Games to Briggs Stadium.

DETROIT, March 81 (P).-The De-
troit Lions will play all of their 1888
home games in the National Profess
sional Football League in Briggs Sta
dium. The remodeled Navin Field
home Of the Detroit Tigers, has q
seating capacity exceeding $4,000.
Heretofore the Lions had played in
the University Of Detroit Stadium
which accommodated only $4,000.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
WRIGHT TO PILOT
NEDAYR IN DERBY
BrandyWine Horses Moved
to PimIiCo-Aneroid to
Run at Bowie.
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 2l.-
Bill Mulholland. who wintered the
Brandywine Stables horses at STAN
ton. Del. has reached Pimlico with
Masked General. Bull Whip. Carnage.
Steel King. Carlport. Ghoetfiyer,
Morning Flight, Blanket and Jack
stay. The stable was accompanied by
Jockey Joe Wagner.
The present Pimlico club house was
erected in 1870. The horse used AZ
weather vane atop the club house
was erected in 1919 at a cost Of $500
1t was put up to honor Sir Barton,
who won the Preakness that year.
Doc Crawford, who trains w. s.
Kilmer's string. states that Wayne D.
Wright has been engaged to handle
Nedayr in the forthcoming Kentucky
Derby.
Alger Horses at Hilltop.
Bright Mark and Local Boy were
among the horses shipped from Cali
fornia to Pimlico by Owner F. M.
Alger of Detroit.
John j. Farrell, jr's Kentucky Derby
candidate. Brown Moth. stepped three
quarters Saturday at Pimlico in
l:l6 is. Trainer Frank Garrett
plans to race Brown Moth during
Bowie's 12-day meeting, which opens
April /.
Trainer Emmett Potts will ship %
Of the Bomar Stables horses, includ-
ing the Kentucky Derby candidates,
Billmar and Benjam, to Bowie Sat-
urday. Potts states that II others
belonging to the stable will reach
Bowie from Florida Thursday. Potts
has signed Jockeys Harold Simmons
and Leonard Turner to contracts for
Maryland's spring meetings.
Aneroid in Good Trim.
]. A. MAnfuso's Aneroid. who set
the pace for mile and one-eighth
Of the 100000 Santa Anita Handicap,
shipped to Pimlico in good shape.
The Washington-owned horse is slated
for two stakes to be run next month
at Bowie.
The King Ranch's Dawn Play, win
ner Of the American Derby among
other stakes last year. has been
brought to Maryland to be bred to
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Discovery.
w. Ellis johnson motored down from
his Pennsylvania farm to watch
Trainer Charley Miles work Master
Lad and others Of his stable at Pim-
lico.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851, l402 1lth,
mas COOKS, maids. nurses. e. h. W. helpers
day workers. part-time day workers 22s
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th, Dec. 242I,
can furnish cooks, g. h. W. chaufeurs,
maids, porters: men and women.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Decatur 1851. 1902
I'm ST, mas COOKS. maids, nurses. g.h.w..
part time, day workers, laundresses. %.
NATL CAPITAL BUREAU. Dec. $3.50, fur
nlsheS domestic, hotel help; references "a.
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Closing Hours
for
Straight
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Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor ore accepted OF the
Main Office until II PM. the
doy prior TO insertion, and at
BronehAoeneies until lO:3OP.M.
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisenents ore accepted OF the
Main. Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday; ot Bronch Offices
until 5 PM.
Classified DispIey for THE
EVENING STAR, Tuesdoy to
Saturday, is accepted up to
8 pm. day before issue. For
THE SUNDAY STAR, II o'clock
neon Saturday. For the Monday
Star, 8 pm. soturdey.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
BEES FACE TIGERS.

BRADENTON, Fla.-The Boston
Bees. routed by the Dodgers Sunday,
faced the hard-hitting Detroit Tigers
with their pitching staff not yet up
to expectations. Jim Turner and Milt
Shoffner, two of the pitchers on whom
Manager Casey Stengel is depending,
were pummeled heartily by the Dodg-
ers yesterday.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
NEWPORT NEWS CHAMP
Beats Richmond School for Court
Laurels of Virginia.


RICHMOND, Va, March 81 (P.-
Newport News and Glen Allen High
Schools today are wearing the regalia
of Virginia basket ball kings. Elmon
Scott and Gene Hobbs, sinking a field
and foul goal, respectively, in the last
two minutes Of play. gave Newport
News a 1928 victory over Thomas
Jefferson High Of Richmond, a tri-
umph that carried with it the State
Glass A high school championship.
Glen Allen simultaneously clinched
the Glass B title by defeating South
Norfolk High, 80 to 26. in the final
battle Of the smaller schools tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE. you
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room 601.
Westory Bldg, 14th and z. Net. 1893.
FULL DRESS SUITS AND TUXEDQs FOR
Co. s27 9TH st. NV Natl. 1914.
FALSE TEETH MADE AND REPAIRED
quickly: reasonably. DIR. H. w. JOHNSON,
dentist. RIM. 1907. 927 18th NV. Met.
TYPING DONE AT HOME. RATES AND
fuller information on request. KORTE.
1908 st. NV. 21s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts unless contracted BY myself. IRWIN
r. HANBACK,. 1923 NJ st. NV. FL
] WILL NOT BE REsPONsIB1E FOR ANY
debts except those contracted by myself.
ERIC Z. GAFFIELD, 1924 9th st. Sc. 21'
I WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS
made only by myself. JOHN H. REED.
H429 Grant st. ne, Washington, D; G.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted By any one other than
Sc. Washinkton. D. c. 22'
AUCTION SALEFURNrTURE OF EVERY
description to be sold for storage charges
on Thursday: March "a at 10 an. in our
warehouse. 40 10th st. NV, frst noor.
so,n:istisns s,,,.. Of lytns room suites bedroom
GNrp Sasr 5fsr s4Arrs sTosSsSt GEE Co. russ etc.
Evening star., 1938-03-21

the lineup. And 1t might be good
idea to make Chase and Krakauskas
show something before going out too
FAR on the lomb in favor of the firm,
Evening star., 1938-03-21
Stan
Continued From Page B-9)

innings Of Krakky they got four
runs and six hits.
Griff, after further thought, weakly
sought to defend them, saying that
Chase always looks bad in the spring
and that Krakauskas didn't do bad
Job. But the handwriting already
Is on the wall Chase and Krakky
aren't ready at the moment Maybe
by the time the seasons opens they
will be major leaguers, but right now
they need lot of polishing.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored no children, basement
quarters; IN exchange for janitor work
1430 Columbia rd. NV.
POSITION afording permanent home IN
country for settled unencumbered couple:
gen. h. W., care of grounds. 3 adults in
family; mod. house. located on West River
Splendid opportunity for couple seeking a
good home. Answer, swing full particu-
lars and qualifications. Box 81. Shady
Side Md.
WHITE COUPLE ONLY. with small income
TO occupy Groom housekeeping apt, rent
in exchange. for housework: no laundry or
COOKING; reference REQUIRED. sos Mt. Ver-
non pl. NV, after pm.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
LOST

LOST.
KoL1NsKY FUR SCARF between 100
block Col. I'd. and 1900 block Euclid on
Saturday eve. Reward. Randolph 4a07.
OLD MAP JAPAN. Reward Left in Dia-
mond cab March 16. Sentimental value
only. Adams 0460-J.
PEKINGESE, reddish brown. male, no collar
or tag: white front paws: 6 months; friend
ly: Sing Fu." Notify Randolph 1881.
1923 Whittier st. NV.
WATCH. platinum. with % diamonds,
either on street car or in NV. vicinity.
Adams S464. Apt. 515.
WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER. altered fe-
male; brown ears separated by white
back: license tag 24312 answers to name
"Mosey': lost vicincity Conduit rd and
Brewer pl Return 4631 Brewer pl. NV.
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton. silver bracelet,
on 14th st.. between Irving and Monroe
Saturday. Reward. Col. 1855.
POCKET BOOK, lady's;, Fri
day evening, Calvert Theater
on Wisconsin ave. or vicinity;
containing engagement ring,
wedding ring, money and
name Mrs. Scott, jr. 1901
Porter st. NV, Clev. 4749.
Liberal reward.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
Exhibition Tits
By the Associated Press.

6y tne AS5Cc1Ated PfeSS.
New York !NJ. 3; Cleveland "a. :.
BROOKLYN, N:>, ~: Boston M, 8.
Cincinnati IN. .: Boston (AD. /.
Philadelphia (N). IL; Philadelphia
D..roiti lot & "a. "a: washington "a, q
Los Angeles .P. C. LIZ. 2: Chicago (A5, s.
st. Louis tA.,. 9; Tulsa n L.. 4.
Jersey City Il. L.. 6; New York CN.)
second team. 4.
Phi!sdelphi. "a! second team. p: To-
Evening star., 1938-03-21

Three years ago-Joseph Sulli-
van. Notre Danes 1885 football
captain, died,
Evening star., 1938-03-21

We ofer excellent remuneration TO GOOD
portation furnished Ais Motors. chrys-
ier,FIymouth. 1924 Wilson blvd. Airing
aAf1a 1sse. :sSss!sa BSs g
COLLECTOR. with car; instailment ac-
counts; counts; salary and commission. sloans
CREDIT MANAGER, credit clothing store.
Good opportunity. State salary and ex.
perience. Box 4O3-R, Star.
JANIToR's ASSISTANT, evening work;
White man single: electrical experience
81" 21st st. n W.
JEWELRY sALEsMAN-Cash and credit;
full or part time; liberal proposition; ex-
perlence not essential. Box 324-R. Star.
LUNCHEONETTE MAN, competent. expert
enced; must have good reference. North
MAN. young, with chain or department.
store experience. to call on established
9f9 9rade ndfl i2r local local company. Apply sharp
MAN to call on regular customers in NE.
and Sc. WASHINGTON. Box 51-R. Star.
MAN, young neat, to act as dealer for
local company in Arlington County: some
Box 434-R, Star.
MEN t2) between IS TO 40, neat appear
ance' TO solicit and collect industrial life
ms; salary and commission: no experience
and G sts NV
MEN. two, clean-cut. ambitious. for steady
employment; good starting pay; references.
1927 Eve st. NV.
MEN, four Of neat appearance. wanted az
once for. circulation work. Must have
honseto;house 10 o experience Hnstlers can
Tor work before am. only, Room 21o.
402 9Th st. n W.
NEON SIGN SALESMAN experienced; must
have car. Box 2S4-R. Star
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN preferably one
with a knowledge OF downtown values.
Numerous prospects and full Office Cooper
a2n unon ruHt asSnFed hog R0Ssr Ns SAVAGE so7
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced.
with car. TO take charge Of all brokerage
ACTIVITIES; commission. plus profit sharing,
,ahes r,sbt snis Spienoid opporeupity for the
ls9-L. Star.
SALESMAN. roofing and siding Some sales
eexperience .necessary: Call Decatur 1850.
Hoo fAs hEBP gess o9fa9g for 1sT H
pay you well. Silent Sales system, 1928
14th ST NV.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
od 90e aSS 4 56paSF sy3e' esa an eaE otr
msn to ave sEo g ofe to fse neat
not not Necessary. .esYaS. We TRAIN YoG' Good
pay. Apply y 10 IL m. 513 81. NV.
COUNSELORS.
Old, established boys camp in Whit.
Mountains. Attractive ARRANGEMENTS for
teachers. or group leaders with folovinss
1--WE fun details for appointment. Box
9O-R. Star.
ATTENTION.
. We nave few openings for neat ambi-
tious men. at least II. with D. c. drivers
permit; salary. $3.50 per Vk, plus bonus
and commission. Willing workers can earn
$50 to $40 vk.; absolutely no selling
Apply between o and IL a m. only. 1850
Evening star., 1938-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PLANNING A DANCE. SMOKER OYSTER
roast or large party soon? GRIFFITH
District line. offers complete and unioue
iacilities for functions of ali Kinds. Phone
KRAMER" Republic 1850 0"e
stockholders of the Corcoran Fiye In,nrs
snce Company Of the District Of Columbia
az itS once; 6O4 11th st. NV. on Moriday.
hpri :, 1888, Tor the purpose Of electirz
nine directors for the ensuing year. and
ior such other business as may properly
II m. and close at pm
-. F. H. RIDGWAY. Secretary.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance MONEY!" Cali
DEAL with rs years experience. Lin
Evening star., 1938-03-21
ATTENTION,

We nave a few openings for neat arbi-
uous men, at least Il. with D. c. drivers
permit; salary. 81 80 per vk. plus bonus
$50 to $40 vk: absolutely no selling
Apply between o and IL m. only. 1850
2@nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-03-21
STEADY EMPLOYMENT

In the food industry no layofTs or part
time; old established company can offer
employment to two more reliable, neat
appearing men, age % to 55: experience
not necessary. WE TRAIN YOU. Good
pay, Apply 9 TO 10
Evening star., 1938-03-21
COUNSELORS

Old established boys camp in Whit.
Mountains. Attractive ARRANGEMENTS for
teachers or group leaders with follovinss
DOR. Star
Evening star., 1938-03-21
HELP MEN.

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen - only those
with splendid character and with good
references desired. II you, don't possess
either OF the above. please do not apply.
we oHer excellent remuneration to good
men. New and used car privilege; trans
portation furnished. AIS Motors, Chrys-
!er-FIymouth. 1924 Wilson blvd. Arling-
BAKER, non n-union. give aualifIcations
and wages expected. Box 4s9-M, Star.
Evening star., 1938-03-21

Doc Crawford, who trains w. S.
Kilmer's string. states that Wayne D.
Wright has been engaged to handle
Nedayr in the forthcoming Kentucky
Derby.
Evening star., 1938-03-21

The present Pimlico club house was
erected in 1870. The horse used AZ
q weather vane atop the club house
was erected in 1919 at a cost Of $500
1t was put up to honor Sir Barton,
who won the Preakness that year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25
JESSE OWENS
TO RACE HERE
Olympic Champ To
Run At Mack Park

Jesse Owens. Olympic sprint and
y, Dad jump champion, will come 10
Detroit June 10 10 give an exhibit
iisn In running. broad jumping and
hlrdIing. The performances will
be At Mack Park.
In addition To the exhibition nv
owens. Joe Louis Brown Bombers
wi. oppose one ot the hest softball
teams in the metropolitan district
in a game under the flood lights.
Sunday. In Flint. Owens ran one
hundred yards In as seconds In an
exhibition held between a double
header baseball game. He ran A.
| 10 inst a team composed OF player
recruited from the two teams. HI
slso gave an exhibition In runninl
the low hurdles. He could no
strike his stride In the runninl
broad jump, so gave II up afte
four trials.
The Brown Rombers have bee
winning consistently since IN
opening OF the season. Practical II
,ce same team that made the coss
10 coast tour last season IL bsc
In uniform.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25

/ IN getting jobg ComId I sell NY
ear and get fair price for IL
LTD, Ing my husband Il the hardest
job Will ever do hut I long to
so!
Ans. Why leave give him an
Other trial Your husband does
low. good time hut no one girl
appeals to him long at time TAX
his thing over with him and 500
II he won't give up this fast li,".
il seems 10 me II he feels that yo;.
ece going to leave. Il will ha,a a
l'hdency 10 make him come down
w. earth.
l.. VI. u. Does this young man
l",, me that am keeping com
pan, with or l. he just using me
aud pretending that he loves me
aud we Will marry later ont
Ans: Marriage is far from his
, mind and you are making mis-
lake 10 allow yourself 10 remain
infatuated with him. There IL no.
ih,Ie for him to lose in his as
ISOLATION with you , {, hui m,
enid, what about your reputation.
". y. Who II my daddy. what
Kind of man Is he and Will | ever
get any money from him!
Ans You're barking up The
wrong tree II you expect anything
from this source. don't believe
yo, will ever meet your father.
". ]. =. u want to know II 4.
:. and I will ever 20 hack together
~ am very much In love with
him and why did he quit me.
Ans: Your association Is a thing
Of The past He quit you as ypu
failed 10 interest him any longer.
Nay remind you OF something =.
ym don't love him and are only
hunt to the quick" because he
ill,ed you. Snap out Of It and SCI
voa a Mice friend and orcL his
eyes
/. T.. RI nm going with n
married man now and I don't Ike
having an affair With n married
man. WIN I meet nice single man
s"on
Ans: It's up 10 YOU you Won I
ever have any friend rs long as
pu go with married men. Ask
tcni self this question How would
YOU like for some woman TO i'y 10
iake your husband away Vt YOU
Nere married? Well. that is
lust how this mans wife feels
GIVE him up by all means.
P.R.W.-We are planning 10 get n
ear and do you think we will sci
along alright!
Ans: In order IN buy car you
end your husband will nave 10
make some big sacrahces.. but
YOU OF course will get lot OF On
yment from Il. will take sew
oval months befo YOU can save
enough 10 make a down payment.
"A COIONED JvDoE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25

State Of Michigan. but resides IN
Kansas City. Missouri:
On motion OF Willis NJ. Graves
attorney for plaintiff. 1T IL OR
DERED that the defendant appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint
hled in this cause within three t3)
mouths from the date OF this Or
der or said bill will he taken as
confessed, and that this Order he
served or published as required by
law In a newspaper printed. pub
lished or circulated In said county.
LESTER s. MOLL
Circuit Judge
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NELSON n. MERRITT
Deputy Clerk 6-is-7-3O