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Mrs. Perry 70 Entertain
Cosmopoiitans tuesday

Continuing thsif study ~ rivsfs.
members ~ Cosmopolitan club vlii
meet on Tuesday afternoon a.
O'Clock Mrs A . Heatons paper
during the program which viii fol.
loW luncheon will - on the Volga.
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D. A. R. Juniors 10 Meet
With Mrs.. hellInaef

The regular evening meeting ~
the Junior nary Ball y. A u will
be held Tuesday At : o'clock at
IN. home ~ the senior regent. Mrs
G. {. hellinFsr.
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Mrs. SouIe VIII Open Home
To lIlema Club

Tllema club viii meet on Mon
day afternoon At o'clock at the
home 81 Mrs cleone souls. aSz3
No saith -. The regular program
wlll follow
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Mrs. D. J. Young TO Be
Hostess for Book TaIk

For Mrs. Clark Gould's Tuesday
book talk this week. Mrs u. j..
Young Will open her home on Bur
roughs road at 1890 Tuesday
morning
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PEG. Luncheon 70 Be Held
In Burrows Home

Chapter CA, P. Z. O. viii De en-
tertained at ! O'Clock luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. W. S. Burrows,
1906 No. Path on Thursday after
noon. Mrs. ". A. Neithammer will
assist. MIS-. r. A Mcmillan will
preside over the meeting which
v-iil be followed by program
Modern Trends in Education" oy
Arl Victor Miller.
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SUNDAY School Teacher Insti,

Sunday School Teachers Insti-
tute of the synodical Conference
churches will meet on Monday eve
ming at the home Of Mr. Karl J.
Jaeoh. The Misses Amelia and
Christine Hsrstad will be hosts 10
the Sunday school teachers on
Tuesday evening.
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Graduate Nurse. VII
Fleet Officer. Soon

Warrington STATE gfsdust .
nurses district ;. Niii meet -
Monday evening - o'cioes IN ths
Medical Arts b4aldlnE auditorium
fof their annual election ~ Of
flesfs Mrs. Hsisn e Ia Male
y y. supervisor ~ nurses Tor To-
Metropolitan Llfs Insurance Co.
viii SPEAK Ahs recently attended
the American Pubic Health aAso-
citation meeting ard me California
State Nurses meeting and Niil pre-
sent Views Of The nursing council
On national defxnse.
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Hops Iaap~i IAdiss' AID viii
meet al the church on Wednesday
Al u 30. Mrs.. T. = Cehn will BE-
hostess. Mrs. Edward Olson vii
preside a. the business meeting
A devotional message will be Civ
en- BY the pastor. the Rev. Csrlisls
A s1hafer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Won't Teach
Swedish in
Schools Here

On recommendation 81 snpt.
Howard A. Coold. Tacoma school
board directors Thursday after
noon decided not to include teach
ing the Swedish language in the
curriculum of public schools.
The decision not To include the
language In the course OF study
followed survey made by Goold.
which disolosed interest was lack
Ing among students In junior and
senior high schools.
Directors appointed Miss vir.
ginia Ricono as clerk ut Gault
junior high school. She succeeds
Miss Margaret Dennis. who re.
signed.
Mrs. Myrtle MaeLennan. Stew
art junior high school, was granted
leave Of absence from April 20 10
May 10 TO attend the convention
of National League of Women
Voters. To be held in New York
city. Mrs. MacLcnnan. state preEi-
dent OF the league. will also visi,
the Lincoln Experimental school In
Columbia university. while In the
east.
Other business OF directors In.
cluded granting OF easements to
the Tacoma department Of public
works to install sewer lines al
Sheridan and jefferson schools.
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Mayor-Eleci Cain
Talks 10 Kiwanians

Tscoma's m ayor- elect Harry
Cain found himself an object Of
interest to other mayors wherever
he stopped on the coast. he told
the Tacoma Lions club Thursday
at the Hotel Winthrop.
At the office Of Mayor Roast In
San Francisco. Cain said. he WAS
greeted by = secretary who booked
al his card and said:
oh. So you're the man God .
been helping out"
Cain declared Mayor FioreIIo u.
LaGnardia Of New York City one
Of the most democratic men he
ever had met The Tscoman met
aGuardia. Rossl and other
mayors At the recent national
mayors conference In Portland.
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Police Officers
Assist Mission

From Commissioner Helm : :
Eastwood right aevn = tA< 1T
..reekse. policeman. members q
TIE rseoma police department -
srondeA 100 per cent n contEsh-
ussnx % the support - re -
eema Rescue #lzzleA. Nv " !
rAwarts director If the ln<satu-
ton. reported Friday.
me Rescue mission. leeAted II
1919 Pacific sss.. provides insik-
lnx and meals Tor transient men.
sometimes - nany - 90 : mint
u = rot : beneficiary = Ire "a
coma Community Chs<f. Deriving
III II. revenue fruhs private sen-
trihntfnne
TIE peilee department wsli make
similar contributions nanthly. 60
rnrfing 10 Esnar Isnkz<th. shlsf
u paiies. Many EHaHzlsntz e4eA
day are directed ~ policemen .
the mission. Rev. Edwards said
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Authorization for City Government
Survey Urged by Mayors Secretary

He said he hoped such .
survey would be authorized
by the city council before
Kaufman leaves office In
June.
No form Of government II any
better than the type Of men adj
minlstering IL, thu speaker said,
and declared most OF Tacoma .
city officials are doing as con.
seientIous a Job ~ they know how
under the present city charter.
The commission form OF govern
ment, however. provides for aepa-
rate departments. without sui.
fieient coordination. and coDeen.
trates Legislative and admlnlstra-
tive power In the same hands.
wethereli said. and cited several
examples 10 illustrate those points.
The speaker also discussed some
OF his personal experiences IN City
Hall and answered questions asked
by Actlvlans.
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Economies indicated by a survey
of Tacoma'a city government
could possibly be adopted within
the framework OF the present
charter, II was said by Z. M.
Wetherell. secretary to Mayor ].
J. Kaufman, in a talk at the
Active club meeting Thursday
evening at Tacoma hotel.
The object of an impartial study
advocated by the Committee OF
100 IL purely faet-fInding, weth-
erell pointed out. He expressed
opinion such a survey would point
to annual savings of thousands Of
dollars.
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late fur tha fnrthzuminx fi<Fe<
euanly a<mn1rssle eaHvsntIeH -
- faF 1uHe II : nz<<fszx = -
central eemmItts<fs e<ecazIs<
heard thursday might
lIanz 1aAaznH. ehslEEHsn. -
ne convention ate - nut n<rH
- definitely. ut IAst - cazl-
s<am ! - pFohsHas rzsee.
rrecinet s4ucaeee wIll - heid
two ws<ks hefnFs th< convention.
IN Nay - Delegates fEnm e4en
precinct wIll - <<leeted - the
lszzlz - ~ nsHeFieel eet< Ief
Congressman 1eha caffee n Ip1&.
ore delegate ~ sssrs - Vets -
nzBnr fssssIen lh>f<eT. 1aaaznn
STARED. A ft-Vute rFeeinst III
warrant nae delegate. : fs~suts
zcors Two sssl<x1sss. 80.
kesu.ee .ppaker for ~ cen-
x<affea uill - eleeea ~ ~
e<~sr.l eenmsst<e fv~@a = -
supplsea ~ = cnennult1pe -
nv. rVeree<ntleE en<h le1t<
la1ls~ al&e<t<a. s1n1e1 - fepest
- nsmes seee.
Fiss pFeeinzt rnnmittr<mez'
we're nzmed II II meeting Thurs
Day night II lIassl wlnthrop. TIL
~srss i.ctus y. Thrmrenn. kaH'
mar preclnss. clsr<nee O. smith
Minl<r precinct: !. FinI<y nc~ue
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Purse-Seiner
Is Launched
Cupt. Ursich Will
Command Ship

Three is the charm was the
concerted murmur Of good wishes
when the purse-seiner 81. Francis
vas launched Thursday evening at
the Western bodybuilding yards
Built for Capt. Hubert Ursieh
and Antoine Antieovieh Of this city.
the sleek craft is one of the largest
vessels Of her type.
Capt. ursich win command
her. He was formerly master
of the Inflated Varsity. which
was wrecked last winter on
the coast Of Vancouver island
with a loss of four lives, and
previously commanded the
sardine seiner Oceanic, which
capsized last year In San
Francisco bay without IA
tally.
The st. Francis drew unanimous
admiration from the several hum
bred spectators assembled at her
launching.
Capt. Ursich and his associate
had ordered the craft prior to the
wreck OF the Varsity.
The st. Francis is 81 feet long.
Is powered with 3s0-horsepower
Enterprise diesel engine, and Is
valued at $4,000.
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Nick Babich
Dies in East

GIG HARHoR Nick 1ahieh.
-. an active participant in fish,
ing industries herr. died suddenly
in Rochester. MINI. Two weeks
after entering TIE Mayo clinic Tor
treatment. according 10 word re.
eelved Thursday ~ relatives.
Surviving |. his wife. Mrs.
Maria nahleh. who accompanied
him east: one son. Nick jr.. and
daughter. Pauline. all 81 the
home: his mother. one brother and
sister In Jugeslasia. three
brothers In this country. sriro
and Antoine Of Gig Hsrhor and
Paul Of Aberdeen. and two sisters,
Mrs. Paul purstich Of Gig Hsrhos
and Mrs. Maria Nskolsc Of Taco
ma.
Bahich was horn In JuKazlavla
coming 10 the United States
nearly 30 years ago. lie returned
to his native country and married
Maria serka. Following the mar
rage. the couple returned 10 Gig
Harbor where they have since
made their home.
Funeral announcements wiIl b
made later.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

John Enthusiastically, 3 p. m.
from Piper's chapel: Rev. NJ. r.
Mommsen officiating; entombment
Tacoma mausoleum.
Matthew r. Duffy - Saturday,
2:15 p. m. from Mellinger's chapel;
Rev. w. A. Moore and Tacoma
lodge No. %, F. and A. NJ, off,
ciating; burial Tacoma cemetery.
Pallbearers include Robert Rosen-
Wind. F. f. Chase. NJ. s. Rau, J. F.
Gregory, William Smith and c. F.
Smith. Duffy, who spent a num-
Der of years in Klondike before
coming to Tacoma. was a deacon
in Lincoln Park Christian church.
He established residence In the
south end, prior To moving to
Orting.
Charles Casey Marlin - Satur-
day, 40 p. m. from Buckley
Kings. burial Mountain View
burial park.
Anton Moone-Saturday, , p. m.
from Buckley-King's chapel; Rev.
Cyrus r. Albertson officiating:
burial Falkland cemetery. Moone
is survived by three step-daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Marie chamblin of Ia
coma, Mrs. Agnes Gembo of
Minneapolis. MIMI. and Mrs.
Edith Stolp of Kapowsin, Wash.
Arthur Eddington - Saturday,
100 p. m. from Lynn's chapel;
Rev. Hans V. Syinth officiating
burial 0rting cemetery.
Mrs. MagdaIine Tadich--satur-
day, Q a. m. from Holy Cross
church; eortege leaving Gaffney's
at $50: burial Calvary cemetery.
rosary by friends Friday. s p. m.
at the mortuary.
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May Day to
Be Observed
BY Students

A May day program i helnx
planned ~ pupils az South AmefIs
can lake grade sehoel
Included In festivities wlll - the
ero~nink ~ The Nay queen. LINDA
Rlnesrson: > one~set play. why
Spring Wa. Late presented by
students 81 the intermediate Fnom.
the singing ef srrinE songs. and
sound film. presented ny Mia
stella ksilnr n Pierre County
tuberculosis league. Alss Lucille
Faulkner. Mrs. Laura Smith ard
neimar Mortensen. psiHuspai ~
the school. win participate In the
latter presentation.
Ceremonies win be opened by
the erownlnE a. the queen. at
tended by Patsy Lyons and %.
lores carta. virginia Allen. Alice
Finch. Shirley HstiKhton and
Darleen Van ciesss viii aet -
fiower girls. John Lansing sfili
afficiate as huEief.
Taxing part in the May rnle
dance will he Tommy Tfaurnirht.
Marion Allen. Jerry csrts. zeizh
Reed. Peter Rlnearsan, Janet
Coates. Melvin johnson, foir
schaffer. Hilly Rrnisnn. Jean
Lyle. Walter Blum and ratsy
Lyons.
The play cast Includes MarjoFis
Stevens. Billie Holford. Ruth
Elliot. Billy Duncan, Marj0Fy
whitmors. Mary Rinesrson. Frank
White, Douglas soovill. Duane
schaffar. barbara NsEailo. Dean
Haddon. Joan Frauernieht and
Kenneth Higgins.
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Clubs Want Water
On in Tacoma Parks

Tacoma Federation of Improve
ment clubs Friday entered into the
controversy between the city and
park board by directing letter
to DR.. L. E. Powers. city health
officer, urging him to act in bis
official capacity in restoring water
service to parks and Fairgrounds.
Action in shutting off the water
was taken by the city following
refusal of the park board to pay
a water bill of long standing until
a satisfactory rate agreement had
been reached.
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Man Is Identified

Unable to tell where he lived.
73-year-oid Eskild y. Florentz. of
Midland. was found wandering
around in the vicinity of No. ID
and G SITS. early Friday morning.
Special Officer Parnell took the
elderly man to police headquarters
where he was identified and trans
ported To his home.
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Police Quiz Roomer
About Silverw0re

When officer II. y. Thore first
sighted James r. Elkins. ~. the
latter was wandering around near
18th and Pacific, smpty-handed.
about : 30 a. m. Ths next time
Thore saw him. Elkina VAS attn
wandering around. but he was
carrying a small red-lesther esse
filled with siiserwars Unable 70
explain his movements ~ the hour
81 $50 =. m. Elkins was lodged
IN jail on . drunkenness charge
and heid for investigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
Vacancy Is Open
On Tribal Council

Any adult Indian. member Of
ths PuyaIlup tribe, IL eligible 10
submit application for a vacancy
existing on the puyallup tribal
council. IL vas announced Friday.
Written application shouId bs made
before June II and mailed 10 The
council Secrstary. Route Z, Box ~.
Tac0ms. The council vacancy -
for a three. year term. Francis An
drews IL retiring member Of The
council
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Delegates 10 the Pierce county
Republican convention. precinct
commlttsemen and members of tho
Dewey-for- President club have
been invited 10 pra-onnvention
round table on politics to be held
Tuesday evening at Maccahea hall.
18th and Pacific ave.
"Ali interested In how wheels nf
politics turn ara invited" said
Ralph u. Evans. secretary NJ The
county Dewey club.
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HUGH NJ. CoBBETT

Hugh NJ. Goblet. IS. 614 So.
Trafton, died Thursday in local
hospital. He was born in England
and came to Tacoma II years ago.
He was a lumber inspector for St
Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. hold
ing that position since coming
here. He was a member of the
Canadian army and served in
France during the World war. Sur
viving are his wife, Frances A,
and three daughters. including
Mrs. C. J. Lyonnais of Tacoma and
Joan Cobbett of Seattle. Buckley
Kings will announce the funeral.
MRS. ELLEN J. DAVIS
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen
J. Davis. 81, of 1929 SO. c st. who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-27
monoRIsIs CITED

II. Upton. 2is 81 Helens ave.
was cited 70 court Friday 70 an
swsr a speeding charge. Police
also reported Dan Radeki. 6o55 So.
Warner At. Sss ficketed for fail
IRE 70 stop for an arterisl sign
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DR.. Sawyer Dies


= member uf the American veterl-
nary Medical association. Alpha
Psi professional fraternity and an
honorary member Of Sigma II sci.
ence fraternity.
Ills work did not prevent hEz
participation In many civic organl-
nations. He was = past president
q the klwanis club and n member
OF tho Elks, Bruce y. Mercer pest
of the American Legion. and Delta
Tau Delta social fraternity. lie
was a member OF the Methodist
church.
SERVED IN ARMY
DIR. Sawyer was born In lola,
kans.. Sept. %. 1921. He remained
there until graduation from high
school. Following graduation he
attende. Kansas state college in
Manhattan. kana.. enrolling in the
animal husbandry department.
At the outbreak Of war he an
listed In the army and served -
captain in the field artillery lie
was n member Of the Army Of DC.
cnpation In Germany following the
war.
Upon return 10 the United states
DIR. Sawyer once more entered coll
iege. graduating with a degree In
veterinary science.
He was married 10 Miss Hazel
Reynolds. who survives him, Nov
30. 1922. Other survivors include
two daughters. Celeste. II. and
Janet. two and ons-half years old;
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
Sawyer of Carlyle. kans., and a
sister. Mrs. ]. Christian OF Plain
Vile. Kans. wriglsy 4 Clements
at Pnyallup VIII announce the fi-
neral.
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Authorization for construction
~ = " 100 Fenidenes At 45zf Mo.
Huson ~. WAS given In a building
permit iksusd % fred Hanson.
tT0z No. Saith 81. Friday.
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WAIHA WAEG = = fl
Fn<tea Wlbi1Hs&u cc1I1I1
Nf<4 T4eesx Mn <zzEE< &LN@ll
~ reeee1lg el1<<r1 1<r<C(N11 -
~ k.es<laen1 nlr6&e1 Ec1l
foFte4 ! nf111o1o = -
hirh e<HeeI. i - = - 60 49,
/. 4 Knret4 49, N0H<1 -
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t1<h<x sfaaeu1o - W<l1 = -
u offi<e ~<r< x1N<1N MIIlo1 <-1
-. pf~uta<1< - - -
Illll Fen11egee. ~ rl1111
All thx<e G1u1o4le - -
an1 w<H ND u<l[<9 &U@l -
ip<o-<1 .eiseet -.
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MRS. BERNICE N. swTHARr


MRS. BERSICE VI. SNIHART
Funeral arrangements are being
made at Piper's for Mrs. Bernice
NJ. Swihart. %, of 210-A. Sumner,
S. E, who died Friday in a local
hospital. She leaves her husband,
Sidney of the home: one daughter.
Doris. and two sons, Ellis and
Gene, also of the home: parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollings-
worth of Pacific City; four sisters.
Mrs. Minnie Hopp of Toledo. Wash.
Mrs. Bessie Moon of California.
Mrs. Rose Burns of Sumner and
Mrs. Della Sehwald of Morton, and
one brother. Arthur Hollingsworth
of Pacific City,
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A benefit party viii be held ~
Spiritual Christian church. Tz7
Faweslt ave, Saturday A. = p. N.
Cameo. under direction 81 Fred
Tsgard. viii be- played. with prizes
awarded. Proceeds win 10 toward
the church fund. Entertainment
and refreshments viii follow.
choics cactus. Him.. Florist.
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Core Of the News
TWO FoRFErT BAN.

Henry JaeAsiad, forfeited 80 In
cash bail posted on charges Of
drunkenness IN an automobile and
having no drivers license and
John v. weslman forfeited s7b hall
for drunkenness In . car. by failure
IN appear In police court Thursday
afternoon. Both wsre arrested
In an automobile parked near 30.
43d and y alta. In the early morn.
ing Thursday.
Nov laid eggs. zoe. Cow hut
ter Store. adv.
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II you're not using II. sell II with
Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851
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Tacoma Obituary Notices

died Thursday at her home. will
be held Saturday at $50 p. m.
from the Cassidy q Allen chapel.
Burial viii be in Puyallnp Gene
terry. Mrs. Davis. native Of
Marion. o.. Is the widow of John
Davis. She had lived in Tacoma
% years. Surviving are five
daughters. Mrs. Leona Raymond,
Mrs. Rose Carey. Mrs. Mary Hick-
man and Mrs. Nell Baughman of
Tacoma and Mrs. Alice Bispham
of Bakersfield, Cal; five sons. Roy.
Walter and Charles of Tacoma and
Frank of Monterey. Cal, and John
of Oakland, Cal; 20 grandchildren
and % great-grandehildren.
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Mrs. n. 4. Fsnfrook. zsi 70. 4sfh
IT.. FRIDAY told ~ rose browning
In her back yard. During years
past n has hloomed the iattsr part
NJ May.
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VIII BulI.D nouss

: Or. kunx. surgery. Diseases q
women. has returned. sads.j
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NJ. II rfe<IH<z cef1 1e[E(1
- nreeInzt: M rle1ol< - =
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-01-08

every word I said about helping
you When DR.. O'Connell returns
from the 'front.' III want to get In
touch with you"
II did want o say goodby to
you and I looked for you" she
answered, But ! realize only too
well how busy you are"
What are your plans and where
are you going2"
Mary looked down at the yellow
card in her hand with Its single
word-"Discharged."
I'm not sure yet" She hest
tated. II really haven't any place
to CO."
you mean you haven't q home
or friends waiting for your"
That's right-I'm quite alone"
But look, I've been thinking Of
something that may help you"
Mary loved his fortnight Amer
lean way Of coming right to the
point. 1--WE O couple Of rooms In
Soho that I'm not using. since
the war broke out I've had to live
In the hospital and they're doing
me no good at ALL"
"oh, but you are too good. I
couldn't accept"
But they're no use TO me. The
lease is taken until spring and
they're already paid up. You could
use them, at least until you've
found q job"
Mary tried hard TO keep the
tears from falling,
"You mustn't think that I'd
bother you," he spoke eagerly. II
never 90 there ct all. SO you
might as well be using them,
Here's the key"
From his pocket he produced Q
large old-fashioned brass key.
"A key like this means bust.
ness" he tried to speak lightly
"You English don't fool with
fiiny patent locks"
I'VE English2" Mary started to
say. But she remembered in time
that she was Anna winters - and
English, as far as DR.. Lenox knew.
She was grateful that he seemed
not to note the interrogation IN
her voice.
"And here's the address, all
written out" He handed her o slip
Of paper designating an address Ia
Soho, MRS. Simmons, my land.
lady, will take good care Of you.
She'll even char for you II you
like"
without waiting for Mary TO re.
fuse he walked away.
She stood irresolutely twirling
the key In her hand. Should she
90 there2 Should she take adj
vantage Of the doctors kind offer
to use the rooms he no longer re-
quired?
ITO BE Continued
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CHAPTER XI

/ Anna winters. She was now
Anna Winters. She must act as
Anna Winters, talk as Anna VIM
ters and be Anna until the day
came when her blackout could be
lifted. It would harm no one and
a. would give her the chance Ia
remain as q British subject IN
london until the day when the
terrible Disagreement was gone
and she was reunited with Vim
sent.
eve already talked to DR.
O'Connell, London's most famous
plastic surgeon DR.. Lenox said
Ties at the front now but when
he comes back, I'm going to have
him look at you. And now here's
some good news. You've had
enough hositpal for awhile. You're
20 much better and stronger that
it's going 10 do you good to get out
Of here and be with your own
friends and people. Suppose we
make this your last day herep"
A square yellow ticket bore the
word discharged"
II was Mary CAROLS permit 10
leave the hospital,
"A lot OF good 1t will do me"
ehe unused bitterly. 1--WE no place
20 60. And no money"
Two pound notes and q single
elxpence In Anna Winters pocket
book was her entire capital,
about $40 In American money"
abe thought.
She had resolved 10 begin life
anew under the severe handicap
Of an altered appearance and q
muffled, hating speech. And how
she would begin her strange new
existence as Anna Winters, for
xner English governess, she had not
the slightest idea IN the world.
"You're looking better already"
The busy floor nurse said briskly.
"JuEt the thought OF being released
seems 10 have helped you"
Hhanks," Mary murmured, but
there was no bravado In her spirit
Shed been sheltered and shut
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

MARY CARROLL - American
fashion expert, IN London dur
ing wartime.
VINCENT GREGG = soldier Of
fortune, In love with Mary.
UARLA RrARCHETTA - q mys-
teriOus London socialite.
DIR. GILBERT LENOX-surgeOn,
serving with British army.
YESTERDAY: Mary accepts her
Bhte and resigns herself TO being
Anna Winters, until her facial
Injury ls cured. DR.. LenOx Is SYM
pathetic, tries TO help. Mary
recognizes him rs the doctor who
helped her during the air raid
alarm. She Is soon well enough
% leave the hospital.