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British Sailor
viii BE Quizzed

Tacoma immigration officers
Friday were 10 question Oliver G..
Conway. British sailor, who was
arrested here on open charges
early Friday after telling police
b. deserted sb English ship at
New York early last month
Conway who was found SILVER
ing In n doorway at 10Th and Pa
clfic ave. st 40 q m. told prowi
Car Officers Harry Nelson and
Glenn Talbot he had eaten nothing
for two days. They supplied a
meal for him before taking him
10 Jail
The man said he was a British
citizen, and had fled his ship be-
cause ~ feared h. might BE- called
for military service
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PHILHARMONIC BOARD
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

Mrs. AdsllBe Fosa Foreman,
president, has issued . call for q
meeting " the Tacoma Phiihar-
monte board 81 the Winthrop hotel
next Wednesday night. April II,
at : O'clock Purpose u the meet.
ing ls TO discuss plans for the fail
concert season and determine what
il 10 be done about last years
deficit Mrs FOREMAN urgently
urges every member u the board
10 attend.
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Las Vegas, Wide>Oben Town,
Observes Good Friday Pause

OF dice Jockeys and the tinkle
of glass against glass
II was the first time IN history
that no one could buy = drink or
drop few dollars NJ the gambling
tables. and the most surpriHed citi-
zens In town were chnrehfolk. WIN
several weeks ago rather mildly
suggested the closing They were
all but bowled over Rt the over
whelming acceptance Of their sug-
gesiion.
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TUO TdcOmdns In
Americas Drums

Two TscOmans are among the
80 University Of Washington stu
dents named a. members Of
Americas Drums" newly organ
ized honorary group on tho
campus They are Brice Howard,
former student body president Of
Stadium high school and body
LaCsss
Outstanding students on the
campus wer. chosen 10 belong 10
the honorary. patriotic orgsniza-
ton sponsored by the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars in honor Of the
late Prof Edmond Aeany. the
group chose as its title tn. Ed
mond Aeany'' chapter
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FRIDAY
Restraints NelUmdn
From Taxing Boat

Judge F. D. Hodge. by formal
order, today made permanent an
injunction restraining County
Treasurer Paul Newman from col
Letting taxes on, or threatening 10
sell because OF unpaid taxes. the
Mstson Lines s. s. Golden Kariu
which has been berthed here u
months.
The temporary injunction had
been granted on petition Of hstson
Navigation Co. which contested
the countys right TO tax the boat.
The steamer had been assessed
by the county al s45 900. and the
county claimed taxes totAllng
81. 5s7 80 should be paid.
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ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Suits for divorce have been
started IN superior court BY Ida
\ against Don & DAVIS and Ny
Edwin II against Grace II Tut.
DEGREES have been
granted 10 Gladys from Ralph
CokeT and 10 Morris e. from
Lucille T.. Bnggs.
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JR. CHAMBER CHIEF
HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

President Phillip c Ebeling of
the United States Junior Chamber
OF Commerce will speak before Ia
coma members of that organization
Friday evening in the crystal ball
room OF the Hotel Winthrop.
The 35-year-old Dayton. Ohio.
attorney is making a national tour
OF Junior chamber groups. The
Tacoma dinner In set for Q o'clock.
Ebeling win speak at s.i5. Pre-
Gliding over the gathering Will be
Charles Pearson. local president.
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Missing Tacoman
Located in S. +.

William A. Harris. 42-yesr-old
railroad man who disappeared
from ms home here on FEB s. has
Deen located in San Frsneisco. se-
cording 70 word received by police
Friday.
Member n his family are re-
turning him 10 Tacoma by train.
Hsrrs lives at 1905 ia. J a..
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BEHIND the
TICKER

ported here. rather heavy game
Of politics Is being played between
the White House and congf.rs.
Anything the boys ON Capitol hili
can do 10 irk the president they
do with pleasure Now they have
an opportunity 10 show they know
now 10 play the game.
Secretary MonHcnthsu asked
congress 10 extend the life Of The
81, COG, 900 900 sterilization fund,
The problem u now In the hands
Of the senate They say II will
be approved. but that the Thomas
act must be repeated That act
allows the president 10 issue S.
900 600. 600 Ia greenbacAs
Not long n No. the president told
nrwApapermen he didn't intend
using the grsenbsek authority but
that he wants II retained as "a
club in the closet Congress says
he meant TO use u on them should
they fail ~ vote all the money
he " nts go. It's now csse Of
grernbsek authority repeal or no
iifs extension for the sterilization
fund
Those who have b~sa eoaus
modify and security buyers IN
the Initiation theory In hepes
that the president viii Has
the 5000. 000. 900 act some
day are now plenty worried.
Tobarsos The bureau " afr-
cultural economics. department, Ut
agriculture. say the 1889 tobacco
demand win jnst about equal That
Of 1888, That news Isn't con.
sifuetiys for tobacco companies
with large inventory positions.
There are no tobacco planting
restrictions this year. That spells
out "A larger crop a. indicated ny
March aersare- 4 larger supply
with M increase In demand spells
out lower prices That's ghy To.
bsoeo shares sre being avoided.
sieels Brokerage opinion 10
that the backlog ~ steel orders 10
80 large that average output fig
ures will show a remarkable spsirt
oVeF ihs neat few months. ON that
theory they are urging clients into
steel company shares.
Trade 2dslcss are that eur.
rent steel output 10 running
well ahead VI actual csnsuspp-
tiss sad that mill suppliss sss
being stared. Aais company
orders. Too, aren't sspested ~
he ~ large ~ ssssrsiiy as
tidpaisi
Trade insiders say that tbs aver
age output for the fgil year will
not run much sDOgs tha ~ per
cent figure Win current steel
output running At aboti, 81 per
cent. u suaTseia that a corrective
movement, i in ths offing
Nat Bst-~A steel trade sksftis
tlye Sas asked 10 name ths best
security purchases ~ al the indus
Try. His answer wa Il think
National Steel ana Inland steel
fhs Dest bets. bsi 10 rather 1rNn
the lAitsrs shares The apoSex.
man Isn't affiliated Ntth either In
Land u National
Report. Are That - British az
msneni program abaOrbs about ID
per cent 81 is national income 1,
Llbbey -Ossns- Ford Glass snloyink
bulk u safety glass sBtDI'obils
business and good share N indus.
trial volume American Steel
F0undrlss liked ~ Investment
managers on belief that Nhsn rail-
equipment bsIying starts. company
viii share sboYe In1ustry's aver.
age National Gypsun'a safn-
lngn currently running double those
last year this time ...
stewart Warner has not iOsi -
stndebsker OF Ford parts contracts
despite rumofs 80 saying De
tToit sdgiees are that SiudessksFs
aesy model vii meet with public
approval.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been
issued By County Auditor = CHI
ford Davis 10 Robert a. Hanson
OF Falls City and Ethel Fisher Of
Issa4ush. Carl Lease and Blanche
Kiddsr. both Of Taeoms. Obsrt
Roadway ana Grace spaldinE. both
81 kirkland Sam BtsrgiOn and
Mabel LlnyiiIe. both ~ EnumelAw.
~ Neil Richardson and & Faith
simpson. both Of Tacoma. Harvey
l. prunty u Cisrksbyrg. W. v,
and Vera A. nagnusOn u Tacoma.
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U. S. BRIT RATE DOWN
TO DANGEROUS" LEVEL

NV YOHk--The growth ~ biz
cities hss caused decline in the
American birth rate ~ sharp hist
u nov 10 FIVE per cent below the
rate nsceSssry 20 maintain the
present population. Dr Fredsrlck
Osborn American Museum ~ Nat.
1fai History aatbropoi0gisi. told
the academy " medicine last
uikEf
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Weather Forecast

For Washington Cloudy Friday
night and light rain on the coast,
warmer in the interior. Saturday,
cloudy with light rain in the west
portion. cooler in the interior Of
west portion. gentle southerly wind
off the coast.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the ~
hours ending at = q. m. Friday.
none: since April l. OF inch; since
Jan. /. 1898 inches. . deficiency
Of 2i3 inches Wind at 3 q. m.
west two m.ph barometer al
gn On ana tar.tesaU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-08
CARLSONS ORGANIZE
CHAPTER IN TACOMA

A group Of Tacomas CafIsohs
organized the Tacoma ehapter
No : Of the Carlson National
Association Of America, Inc
THURSDAY night Al the Y NJ c. A.
Arthur p. Carlson, national prssi-
dent. presided ..oe c.
Johsn Robert Carlson, lt0s SO.
18TH st. was elected president
Axel =. Carlson. pos So. llth 81
VICE president; Harold II. Carlson.
Route /. Puyallup. secretary, and
Mrs. Anna o. Carlson. Puysilup'
treasurer. The groups next meet
ing viii be at the Y. NJ {. a.
April 20.
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TO BUILD ADDITION

Permit 10 build a 81 400 add
,ion 10 his home al 37z5 Eat y
81 Wss granted N Gus Topp I'm
day by Building Inspector c. =.
Mccormick Friday.
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,urI AT COURTHOUSE

Democratic precinct committee
men of the 2eth district will meet
FRIDAY evening al the courthouse
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Honesty Always Pays
gIspafse II less sstisiss sAves~
t,seA ss.eu. plsses tsxs aexifo
Aftes ssu nave fesus b~4 Inc essi-
stse W t1e loses - 70 slse fAS0uo
ttn~s Office Sth ao1 pneifie.
uness rsp siIi ~ prssenso vita 8
guess si<ses y ses II nasHstst6
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Lost end Found
oSr Tor rEhhfnn. bix<k sn1-.
l. shiss. In nsiunbosnDod ~ noutk-6
J1tB. AHsNsse 70 nafnG 81 '-Tou6A~
kssssd- hAin <2eo. evenings
4 oeT--niitfsie. MONEY. ssiuabts pe-s
l. Dsfs drivers iiesnss. Weonesd1sy. )
kssss. reward Main e2oo
or uLAsgn9 sdvsssisp1 vithouo'>
L charge. Call Csswsii Optical cAA
IssnspcsfstioM =
uSDnpunnUgT pptias Lsus. O. 3 -
c css ' e.. sss ;., e .s ~ spe "a
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Ruston PIT. A. Will meet In the
school al 2:30. There viii b cleo
ton Of officers. Pupils OF Miss
Gertrude Tenders room will enter
tain. Kitchen chsirmen are Mrs.
Lee Garrison, Mrs. W. r. steeker.
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Dn ~ ~ PRICE fsnsisx. has u0ss11
70 suiss 1919 wsshtnssen fsias. :
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Miscellaneous for Sale

TRADE BuY- SELL with Times want
Ads. DAVID SIDDAIL. 37o2 Asotin
street, call at The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. There
is always = good show at John
HAmrick theater. ll-lo-39
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LADY to share home, or room with
kitchen privileges. Call Main 1865
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Ne
BROOM
ing TO
rooms
floor
tom
lots +
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JURY DECIDES $50
m DAMAGES ENOUGH

A Jury in Superior Judge e. d.
Hodges court found Miss Mar
Gsret FAdness. injured IN q col
lision last March 8 at So. Ssth
and Pacific ave-. entitled 70 $50
when It reached agreement ct $50
Tuesday night
The trial. in which Miss Fadnesz
and her companion the evening Of
the wreck. B. X. corhin. sought
Judgment Of $1,000 from Mr.. and
Mrs. william H Chambers. occu-
pied two days
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Poultry and Supplies

HENS PuLLErs AND FRYERs
RoDMAN's, 4ooi No. 2eth. PR a546.
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BRrEF CASE STOLEN

Theft OF a brief case. which he
had left on the running board Of
his car which was in downtown
parking lot, was reported to police
wednesday by Frank Worden Of
so02 no. Warner st. Worden said
the case contained personal papers
and . bottle Of whisky
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16

Arrested - freight train pulled
into Tacoma from Seattle shortly
before / q m. Wednesday. Miles
Williams, 30 year old transient.
WA being held n city jail for
trespassing on railroad property
and for investigation. He was
taken into custody by II. A. Boyes,
special agent for the Northern Pa
cific railroad. Boyes said Williams
was under the influence Of intoxi.
eants At the time he was arrested
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NO. l ALFALFA, s to 10 ton loads,
ala. GA 24i6. 4204 East L.
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OIL CIRCULATING heater with fan:
new. special. t57. ais So. 23rd.
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COAL or wood Montag circulator, like
new. ass. io24 East oikt.
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Wanted to Borrow

CASH for saw. a loan accts Richard
W. Mccain, 90 Fidelity. MA 1i4o.
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We wish 20 thank
the many who expressed their gym.
pathy IN our recent loss. memorial
services for Kate oreenhaign VII
b. held in Seattle, date published
later IN Tacoma Labor Advocate.
CHARLES oRKENHALuH FAMILY
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FAMILY SIZE septic tanks. sls.s2.
Modern Supply Co. iS44 Commerce
street, Main oS34.
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n. =. CONTRACT on prop. sold for
$500 Bal. si.ioo, els per mo.
Discount eio0.
Arm. Cottage. sold for $500: balance
also. el7.50 per mo. Disc. t76.
BRATRUD-Fidelity Bldg.
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Wanted TO Buy

RAGS-Bring them 70 2ie So. 23d at
We pay SC 10. Main 1858.
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NEW 40 Models Just in. co
GE, PHILCO. Majestic, etc. .....
TED BROWN MUSIC. li2l Broadway
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WHITE enamel wood and gas range.
large size, reasonably priced. MA
276O.
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/ OST-Goid Rimmed GLASSES. Oct
L ooer 22nd, Point Defiance. Reward.
Proctor 1901 evenings.
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cTEEI SAVINGS a. LOAN AcCTs.
OlG@1 I'LL Pacific Ave. Ma ei3s
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r-uorcr home grown. live or dressed
tnrssvs' sTIi.KE FARM, Summit
highway. waller road.
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Lost and Found

osT-Smali size American Maid
l. red hand TRUCK. Near Jeffer-
eon ave Main 372p
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1 osT GLASSES advertised without
l. charge. Call CaSwen optical Co.
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Fast-Action Advertising
II you have something TO sell. reach
more Tacoma homes At less adrer-
Using cost by placing your message
in THE TIMES WANT ADS.
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WESTINGHOUSE electric range, good
condition. Gao. After 4:3o, 37ol
East Eye.
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JyRsEY, Guernsey and Roam Dur
nam bulls for service, $50; trans
ported 10 your place At small extra
rost walter Anderson. Main o6T2.
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WANTED - Dead stock. Animals
hauled away free. Main o1co. We
nav calls.
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WANT disabled horses. cattle. Garden
VALLEY Fur Farm. Rt. 3, Boz 33i.
Puy. Puy. eoss. L D. calls paid.
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TWO PIANOS. sss and cas- respective
IL. lisa Commerce.
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COWS. fresh and coming fresh.
HONEY DEW DAIRY. Rt. 7, BIZ 633.
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TWO MILK COWS for sale. LEWIS
eoLBERo. Yelm, wash, p. o. BOX
ia
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YOUNG corn fed turkeys. aoc ID. alive.
Route 4, Boz 1884. Tacoma. GA
7s2s.R-4. East saith St. near Port
land ave.
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CHESTER White Pigs. eight weeks
old. ola SO. e2nd.
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Room and Board

BOARD and room, % week. Free
laundry. BR 4e75. 22o5 Ea. Harri-
son.
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GRAND PIANO. $500
TN-TON'S. nth q FaWcett. MA Sass
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RADIO and Refrigerator expert ser'
ice. Homer King. Inc. 74e Mako
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Thnqs You Don't Need Will Bring Cash You Order Times Want Ad
Farmers Column

NO. | ALFALFA
sf1so TON by load: two tons or
more. els. Order now while hay -
down, GA 1894. il43 So. 3sth.
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DANDY young pigs for sale. 742l
Pacific ave.
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sAvE MONEY on automobile insur-
anoA See George d Poe a Co
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Glazing and Mirrors. Sales
OlNS0 and service. Tacoma Glass
Co. i526-l52s Commerce. MA ALA.
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wANTED-Livestock poultry. Van
Leuven. Rt. 4. Box si6. GA 228o-W.
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WANT elderly gentleman; quiet, mod
ern home. Route rs, BOX 24-B,
S3rd and East l..
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NEW AND USED washers and vaeuu
cleaners. ga st. Helens.
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GREASE wool. buy. trade. Empire
Furn.. 29l4 So. Alaska, MA 22o2.
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SEE THE NEW MAYTAG. only ESQ 81
HOPPER-KELLY CO, eie Com. 81
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Not This Time Pop

.ARGE or small wheel chairs for sale
or rent. Overlands. iiSe Broadway.
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CHICKENS WANTED
Call Us Before You Sell
Garland 4o42. 7036 Pacific Ave
Evening star., 1939-06-18
KIND TO a
STRANGER
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
Continued from pooe four

about some ordinary girl. For from
the feminine point of view "a point
of view which would have staggered
Gene Walton - Kathryn Ormsby was
no ordinary girl. Audrey had realized
at once that her whole years clothes
allowance could scarcely have bought
that one ravishing ensemble. Neither
Audrey nor Norma had any way of
knowing that the strange girl lacked
sex appeal.
Audrey swallowed a mouthful of
ice cream that tasted like quinine.
MY dear -" she commanded, in
hoarse whisper. Pretend not to no.
tice. Talk about something!
"What'll talk about?"
"Anythingr'
well -" said Norma. Zone, two,
three. Don't look now - they're COM
ing this way. Four, five, six. Oh, isn't
this awful! Six, five, four ="
"Oh, nor cried Audrey. apparently
overcome with merriment. isn't that
screaming"
The girl was pulling out chair at
the next little table. Her eyes wan
dered casually in Audrey's direction.
Audrey -" said Gene, turning
very red. This is Miss Ormsby.
Audrey. And this is Norma - Miss
Norma Ramsay -"
The girls smiled and murmured.
Isn't it warm?" opined Audrey.
my, yesr said Miss Ormsby. "And
doesn't it make you thirsty - day
like this. Genes such an old crazy -
he's been trying to buy me hamburgers
or steak or somethingv'
The three girls laughed together.
And at this point - so fatuous he was
Genes gloom lifted little. 1t
seemed a good sign that Audrey was
being so nice to Kathryn. That meant,
he told himself. that Audrey could see
for herself that Kathryn wasn't any
competition. He caught Audrey's eye.
happily seeking further assurance -
and at once he knew his reasoning had
slipped somewhere. and slipped badly
Kathryn. in the meantime. had put
her hand on his arm in very posses
sive way.
"Oh, pul-easer she said. Can l
have chocolate ice cream soda. Gene?
They're absolutely my vice" He
smiled in a sickly way and gave the
order. When he turned back Kathryn
was talking to Audrey.
g. and he had this crazy idea a
drugstore wasn't good enough for
me! guess because I'm New Yorker