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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
ny CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: wonder If il occurs to people
that the real losers in this with the young who
give their lives are the young women
No matter who wins this present European war. there
will he group who will be the LOSERS They always
losers-whcn kill each other BY the thousands
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a,scu.laSsors

Yakima nsr. A = Amos psstnr
sunday school. sss . m, service.
Associates n,s,. aus.as-- women.
Clubhouse, .2e broadway. Study. II
Shasrh Of oea--se,n ara psrmins.
ham Rev n r Vest pastor sun.
dss school. psa . m Services. 10 -
=, m. and las ., m Youns people.
as Mosnins sermon. Our Conf.
calvary rss~rnscis -- istn ana u
sta Rev George Y isossrum, pastor
SUNDAY school ga M service.
u a. m. ana 40 O'Clock s~rmens.
IT, LAM. Lamb Of God" and "o''svs Not
charsh Of God In chs,,s--ssii So
X 81 Rev Wv Rogers. pastor sun
dsy school, Ds6 . m seFviesA ~
,,. sss'.s e z p; e.. . ss' ssss;
Morgan, pastor. SUNDAY school, 10
q m. Services. II q M, sermon. "on
Contracting tho Power Houss OF Uni.
verse with hlshiishts Of meta.
physicians festival In Portland.
Young people. q 80
The Church by the side Of the
hosd--iith and 10 N ats rev Prank
~ Mrhilisisf, pastor sunday school,
ga = m services II m, ana fss
communion Of Lords supper and
ssansslistie service. "AntisChIist
Against Christ
Church 81 chr,.s---ro oath ana q
ats Rev Tallss pastor SUNDAY
school sts . m Services 1880
communion and fiso p m
Community Chspei---sAies read ana
=. ia
pastor. SUNDAY school 1918 m
services iiiib . m, rouns People,
ra.t SID. chspe,--si. IA 7s,h .,
nsv vsrn d Poole. pastor. Services
rir.t Church of Tn. ssrarer.--so
SIN and N ats rev Arthur
a. m. SERVICES. ii a M and 7.s
D. m. League s.s o m
Fir.t kvsns~ricsi Churrh--so 18th
and X su Rev philip Thomas. pas.
tor sunday school. 10 q m Services
II a. m. ana Tao y. m. Christian I'm.
Toar.aas,.--s 50 sheridan. Rs,
. mss,, a sos'e.'s a g,,,or suna.,
and 100 o m. Youth orusadsr sers.
Ice. ais D. m.
Friends church--soth ana MeKin.
ley Calvin choate pastor. sum
day school. pitb m. fservio~s. II
=. m. ana T'5o D. M, Endssyors At
Gao y. m.
Glad IidinFs Mission--ai0e North
Pearl 81 REV Lyle 10 spradley. pastor
Sunday school 10 m. hervioss II
. m and LAD y m
Hope chspel---so. 10Th ana Bell sts
Rev Charlse 4 achafsr pastor sun.
day school aits IN. SERVICES II =
m. and TO D, m.
Josits Community chureh--s Non.
dsnorninational f,Ay Hutchinson.
bergice. fs6. prayer. 7so .. m.
Growth" starting June ssrvic<s
will be held a. ! 80 ., ~,
Jshosahs wiinrssrs--no sth ana
state sis watehtower study T3o
y m. and "Wednesday, TOO . m
New Apostolic rsifh~~Ia11 No
IT hss Mrs. ffisda T. Martin pas
tof sunday school, stb q m, nefy-
Open Door Missloa--s2ls 10. Taco
ma Nay. a ~ BfsmmsF. supsfin.
tendsnt. Sunday school. 10 q m.
services. , o. m. and Tts D m.
Fsrk Church ef Usd - ASA 80
wilEeson. ass ". n Ash. psstaf
school. 10 . m. services. II
=. ~. ana 7 D. m.
81 Peters s.ndsy s.heoi.oid T.-
coma Robert coursvfisht supt
school. s.Ss . m
Tseoma's gysDssiistie tsBtss-~so
10th and X sta. Lincoln thsat~r bldg
Services. 1sb y. m.
Tacoma Rescue Missisn--~ibi7 Pa
nifla Ave nss william f. Edwards
pastor B4rsioes. = D ~.
Iaeoma sosp~i Missioo-~fso. tTth
30 y. m
TbsesopbieaI soeisfy--71s ~ Taco.
ma ave Services = % m. hunlsft |
The Listening Heart" Mrs., 4. ~
lsmuons. speaker.
UNITY Tsmpis--fsyision ana ats
Iela ID Combs leader sunday school I
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Women Are Always Losers After a
War, Even in Victorious Country

Conflict Means That Generation Of Gihs VIII b
Forced 70 Pay Bitter Future Debt Of Lorsfnsm
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The complete program follows:
Priests March. MendelsSohn $500.
Observation-Disclosures. Organ Prelude
Prof. ID. Robert Smith
Choral Call 20 Worship ..........
.....,.. .Adelphian Choral society
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Eternal truth spfrttsaitst thufrh
81 amsfirs-- isth ana Fs~csu ave
Rev " u nsushsm pastor services
open fc<nm. o IN, dinner. tia,
and s<fmon. 7 10 y m healing and
messages, falie~ins texture
FIfst Etsrnsi the spitftasItss
chuFeh---c,oiunhi bail. err ana rss
coma ave Rev Nellie wefsien. pastor
Services, open forum = y "a Aes.4xe
rireiss 4 70 y ~ ana hssiins and
lecture so y m. mes.sses s<r@
naan lforami
nssins sun spir,tusiist chsvvn--
eos FAucett ave Services. messages.
] ? m and lecture. = y. ~. noY q
Miller guest speaker
spiritual Christian Church - T1T
Fawcstt ave Services healing AeFftre
7 .. N lecture. 30 D. m. ms.sss.
Memorial service ned A rssafd
s4est speaker
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cosGRE0AIIoSAL

First-Diyiglon ave. and -. Rev
Holland Bur D. d. pastor Services,
u 4 m Fellowship. 7 .. m Chill
drsn's dsy program Pageant Lords
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sREs METHODIST

First--isil 10. 1 o., Rev. Q. Ralph
klelns, pastor Sunday school. 10
a. m. Services. IL .. m. and 30 o. m.
Y, p. NJ. s., $40 ~ m. Sermons,
'They That Are chTlsts" ana Look .
Mckinley pafk--sie IA. seth 81.
Rev. Y. q. Kerby, pastor sunday
school, 10 a m Services II a. m,
and gospel service. 7i3o D. m Young
people. 7 y. m. Quest speaker at
morning service Mrs., Locke silva.
missionary. under auspices OF WON J..
ems hiasionsTg society.
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AsbuTy--boOi 30. puget Sound ave
Rev. Il. a Anderson. pastor sunday
school ss5 a m. Services. II A. n.
and 40 >. m. Fellowship and League.
s.i5 Sermons. when Life Goes All
70 Piece and "Loslns Christ" Rev
George Cunningham. guest speaker At
evening service.
fjethany--So s7th ana PARK ave.
Rev ErnsEt Barber. pastor. sunday
school $50 a IN: services 1913 a.
m league and forum $40 p IA.
Sermon TIL He Cones"
Galway Ia. s4Ln and y ais. REV.
J. L Mcqueen. pastor sunday
scbooi. s.s5 a. IN. Services. 2 =. "a.
And 30 o N i<agues $50 .. m.
Enmznsei--Bo. ieth ana } sta Rev.
J o. Bringdals. pastor sunday
school and scsnoinAyian Bisie clAss
10 a. m services. ~ ~. and
sFsnasiatic seFyices 100 D. m
Prayer .. m Sermon. The shsp-
herd Psalm" and The Church DIS
psuEztlona"
IpNoTih-so. sth ana Anderson sta
Rev Walter 8 GlsiseT. pastor Sun
day school s-s0 a m services. II
q. m. and o. m. Leagues, 7 .. N
Sermons The Church a Right ana
Words That Can Never DE Pro
First-so SIN snd X sta Rev.
Cyrus AlDertson. pastor. Sunday
school p;45 a n services. II n.
and ? m Sermon fnornlngi :
HAVE You Forgot,<n eometninzT~
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TNprrrNprNr

Independent Bibie Church - Divi-
sion ave. and q at Rev Roy Tai.
madge Brumbaugh. pastor. Sunday
school, e:ss a m; services. II q IN.
and ?. m; PRAYER AZ 7 p. m.
meeting OF young sroups. tbs . m
Sermons. God and the tndividuAls
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Sunday Sermon Topics and Weeks Church News

7sIs .. N. sermons. me Priesthood
u Christ A. set Fcrth In The Sf~
Testament aud Inc Downfall ~
Our Present Civilization ana the aee=
unu Coming 81 christ"
HesImfnstef--to e0th ard 1. ats
rev " q nenthin, pastor sunday
.chooi ats a IN services. II N
Enaeavts. : p. m SERMON. Hlsins
Anaxe ne feVti ~ self
fahnma rrfFnre~--eesh snd South
Clement Sunday schcoi, as On
services. II = N
sa.sar,oS smwv
reTrs <a i--soo 50 lttA a. AaieT
Earl Ntlllsnas captain sunday sehesa
2 30 = N services. II IN ana %
p n sirVei sefViee. 10 10 N ana
. m Y r l. ep IN.
Iefrs No s---fiis - t1th a af
and Mrs. q rirEpon csptains sun.
dkY school. . "a m
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rnSTICosTAI
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Lincoln wsrd-sad ana psrh ave
meeting. 0 30 a. m. and NJ. l. A,
services. 7 D m.
Tacoma Central wud-ho l. ana
steele sta sunday school. 1880 q.
m. Priesthood meeting, s;ib . m.
AutuAi improvement association
services. 7 .. m. under direction Of
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Adams rIFtet thspfI-5o- TIN snd
Adams Rev Pred Hognshuh pastor.
Sunday school ss5 a. m Services.
Thursday 7f5 D. m
faith Nission-Sumn1it Road Rev.
" A Scott. pastor Sunday school.
70 a m. Services. IL a. m also
Wednesday and Friday. 745 .. m
Faith Tempis-zist and sts Rev.
- n IA M sss sS SIhoa M
and 7s5 p m Sermons. Rest for
the People" and The Tomorrow Of
No Pear" Mrs ROY Southland ~
morning service and Evangelist Billie
Slipp, evening.
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OF COURSE I'm not anxious 20
get myself killed but I'm In this
nav and I'm going 20 -s Il
through. no matter what happens.
TIA a personal issss with bryce
being dead. and it1l never stop
Evening star., 1940-09-05

fering In Boom Town." Before the
thing has run its course, according
Evening star., 1940-09-05

promised 1t specifically to Frank
Capra, his current director in Meet
John Doe"
Caprs said he didn't care and he
was sure the audience didn't either;
that 1t was just the idea Of an old
sober sides like Gary bursting into
song. The number will be "Jeanie
With the Light Brown HAIR" in
case you don't recognize 1t when
the picture comes along.
1t took weeks of arguing to'break
down Cooper's determination, and
he disclaims any responsibility for
what happens as result.
Muni's song has not been named
in any Of the memos to this de-
partment, which say merely that the
dark one was pretty terribly stub
born about it although he knows
music to the extent of being a quite
facile violiniSt.
So was Robert Taylor stubborn
about the song he Is supposed to sing
in Flight Command" although he
also is a musician to the extent Of
playing the cello like q fellow who
long has known what it all was
about.
After the initial break into song,
Of course, it may turn out that the
boys will insist upon encore per-
formances in their subsequent films,
maybe to the point that dialogue
writer's will be fired in favor Of plain
and fancy lyricists. Whether there
is significance in the Gable case no
one knows, but now that he has
made his debut as vocalist he is
going right on with his singing
career. He has a highly boisterous
number in his next picture, Com
rade X"
1t sounds like something was on
the way from Hollywood.
Flash from Joe Heidi and the
Theater Guild: Maurice Evans today
signed to play Malvolio to Helen
Hayes Viola in Twelfth Night" by
Theater Guild and Gilbert Miller,
producers of the play, which will be
on Washington subscription schedule
| next month. June Walker will be
seen as Maria and Sophie Stewart as
Olivia. Margaret Webster directing.
Settings by Stewart CLANCY.
That leaves unanswered only this
departments question of some weeks
ago: Who will play Sebastian, the
twin brother of Viola, and to what
extent will the twin resemblance be
sought?
Another sign of autumn: Tryouts
tonight and tomorrow will mark the
opening of the Blackfriars Guild
season. Place is the Guild hall at
2l15 Fifteenth street, the time 8
pm. Denis Connell, director, will
| do the looking and listening. The
Milky Way" that comedy of COM
edies, is the groups choice for open
ing production.
"Gateways to Panama" that
March Of Time issue which deals
with canal defenses, will open at
Keith's co-incidentally with when
the Daltons Rode" The date re-
mains one of those unspecific things
ct the moment.
Evening star., 1940-09-05

which he c0-StarS with katharlne
Hepburn.
To any one with a whats the
idea reaction to the thing, the
answer is very simple, namely. that
directors have come to the conclu-
sion their stars should express hap
pineSs in the ultimate form on the
screen today. Happiness in the
ultimate form just occurs to them
as singing without reference to
whether the singing is good or aw-
full. Either quality is taken to
express the same basic emotion of
joyousness at the way things are
going in this once best Of all pos
sible worlds.
The vocal effort among those pre-
dicted which Is most avidly antici-
pated by this department is that
of Cooper's. The lanky, reticent
gent who didn't even sing back in
the days when he was a sort of
Gene Autry, that is to say, the hero
of Westerns, promises the least Of
music any one ever heard. He
Evening star., 1940-09-05

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Palace-"Boom Town." excite.
ment in the oil fields, with Gable
Tracy, Colbert and Lamar: HOS
am, las, 4:20, 7 and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-"Young People," the lat
est Shirley Temple adventure: II
am, las, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm
Stage shows: l2:45, 3:35, $40 and
9:05 pm.
Earle-"The Sea Hawk" Bucca-
neer Enrol Flynn rides the waves
1915 am, /. 3:55, 6:45 and $40 p m
Stage shows: 1925. 3:l5, 6:05 and
8 pm.
Keith's-"Lucky Partners" Ginger
Rogers and Ronald Colman win q
sweepstakes prize: 11:35 am, 1885
1886, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan-"Flowing Gold" ad-
venture in the oil fields: 1920 am
1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:35 and e:4o pm
Columbia-"The Great McGinty,'
gay and bright political satire: ll:3s
am, 1:40, $40, $40. 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
Little-"Mayerling,". Boyer meet!
Darrieux:s II am, ITO, 800, $3.50
7:35 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
In the Country.
Cross-Roads-"Sm "Smilin' Through
revival of the well-known senti.
mental play: $40 pm.
Roadside-"East Lynne" the pop.
ular melodrama group in rare ane
notable tear-jerker: $40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-05

to recurring It'd
bits from Hol-
lywood, two 9TH
er popular nom
singers who will
turn vocalist are
Paul NUM- and
G airy Cooper.
There even are
eports that
James Stewart S
c US from
"Over the Rain
bow" will be one
of the smash
m IN e n is of
THE Philadel-
phia Story" in
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Familiar Role

Oscar Levant, the famed Gotham
wit, sat down beside Bing Crosby
on the set of Paramount's Rhythm
on the River"
Tell me, Bing," he said, "how do
you really like this movie work."
Well" said Crosby slowly, 'it's
all right, but you have to watch out
for traps got caught in"
What do you mean?" asked Le-
want.
Tipping" said the crooner soberly.
"I'm typed. This is the twenty
third picture in which I have i'm
personated Bing Crosby"
Evening star., 1940-09-05

Priscilla and Rosemary Lane have
introduced a new flngernail novelty.
It's tiny gummed stencil which is
pasted on a fingernail and painted
over with red polish. The stencil
peels OF when the polish Is dry
leaving a tiny American flag In its
place.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
MIR. and Mrs. Smith

Carole Lombard and Robert
Montgomery will portray the starring
roles In "Mr and Mrs. Smith," &C.
cording to Harry Ellington. execu-
tive producer for R-K-O Radio.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Non>Singing Stars to Sing
In Their Coming Pictures
AtLeast They'll Do Something Like That
MUM, Cooper and Others on List:
Evans to CO.star With Miss HAYES
By JAY CARMODY.

Martins
Hollywood But the people shall have their music nonhees
true be the rough pending
loose with solos madrgas and barroom ballads
of things vocal
Evening star., 1940-09-05

Raymond Massey traces his an
cestry in the United States back to
Godfrey Massey, who settled in
Salem, Mass. in 1929.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Gary to Sing


One Of the most closely guarded
secrets Of Frank Capra's Meet John
Doe" has leaked out. Gary Cooper
will sing In the picture.
It will mark the first time Cooper
ever has sung on the screen. He is
scheduled to warble "Jeanie With
the Light Brown Hair" to Barbara
Stanwyck, his co-star.
department, who have heard tests
Of Cooper's voice, describe 1t as q
rich, pleasant baritone.
Enrol Flynn, a past master in film
sword fights, can't carve turkey.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

The Strawberry Is made with
luscious, fresh fruit the
Cohee is made with pure
coffee. especially prepared for
Melvern by wilkins. It's de-
liciously different.
Evening star., 1940-05-05
KRAFT Dairy Fresh CAR

Famous for their creamy richness and
chewy-softness. 17H% butter fat con-
tent you can actually taste the
butter in them! Each one wrapped.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Wear . cologne to suit your mood
Lotus Lavender when you want to be q
vivactous lady" April Violets with your de-
mure evening frocks, and pert Fragrance lust
because it's crest to be alive!' '
Evening star., 1940-05-05

Recommended as
an appetizer and
q palatable tonic.
Agreeable to the
taste. For adults
or children.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

. An old-fashioned spring
tonic and blood purifier,
in modern. pie asa Mt
lozenge form. Get your
system in condition for
summer.
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General Telephone
Declares Extra Of
15Cents a Share
Quarterly Payment
Also Increased to
IS Cents
BY tie Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Directors
of General Telephone Corp. today
voted an extra dividend of Is cents
common share and increased the
quarterly dividend to IS cents from
the 80 cents paid in the three pre-
ceding quarters this year. Both dis
bursements are due December IA
to holders of record December 4
and will raise 1910 dividends to 81 40
a share from the SIPS paid in 1899.
Company serves around $500 COM
munities in II States.
Iowa Southern Utilities.
Directors of Iowa Southern Utili-
ties Co. of Delaware declared the
following dividends on account Of
arrears on the former cumulative
preferred stock outstanding August
3, 1898: SITS a share on per cent
series, s1.621a on 61a per cent series,
and $3.50 on per cent series. The
dividends are payable December IA
to holders of dividend arrears GER
tificates as of November 30. Before
giving effect to these payments. ar
rears on the z per cent totaled S25. IL
share, on the 61z per cent s23 .33,
and on the per cent S2153.
Electrolux Corp.
Directors of Electrolux Corp, max
ers of vacuum cleaners, declared a
year-end dividend of Is cents cap
ital share, payable December % to
holders of record December 5,
bringing the total payments for the
year to Sl.10 a share compared with
81 20 last year.
st. Joseph Lead.
Directors of st. Joseph Lead Co.
declared a dividend Of 81 common
share, payable December 20 to hold
ers of record December 6. The pay
ment will raise 1910 dividends to
s225 a share from 50 in 1899. The
company paid so cents in October,
Is cents extra in June. and Is cents
each in March and June this year.
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Cotton Prices Gain
In Week, Except
On Wednesday
Spot Fiber Hits New
Peak for Season,
Futures Climb
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Cotton
prices moved upward last week.
with the exception of sharp break
in the market on Wednesday.
Spot fiber was the highest since
the beginning of the season, and
all active futures showed net ad-
vances on the week of 10 to Is
points.
Prior to the break on Wednes-
day, prices had strengthened in
moderate dealings ON buying at
tributed largely to trade price fix
ing prompted by the high rate of
cotton mill activity.
There were several factors con-
tributing to the Wednesday decline,
among which were easiness in Sc
curities and in outside markets,
concern over European develop
ments and pre-holiday liquidation.
The opinion was expressed by many
that selling was also prompted by
Secretary OF Agriculture Wickard's
statements relative to the possible
effects on the present farm pro-
gram of a continuing building-up
of cotton SURPRISES year after year.
With the resumption of trading
after the holiday, cotton again
turned upward, aided by higher for
eign markets, better stock mar
ket, and a pickup in activity in
the domestic cotton goods market
Mill sales of goods were again
limited, but the slow business in
the cloth market was not looked
upon as depressing factor in view
of large backlogs now on mill books.
There was some Bombay selling
early in the week which was at
tributed to the undoing of straddles
made earlier in the season, but
Bombay interests later turned buy
ers. Prices of Indian cotton moved
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ness without asking. Now those
deposits were cash and money or
ders. If you were paying some one
to keep quiet, you'd make your pay
ments as anonymously as pJssible,
wouldn't you? I think Whipple was
Matchmaking some one, mavbe two
people, and I think Charlie here
holds the key"
Mats shrewd deductions held his
listeners. Timothy noticed Charity's
hands were quiet in her lap. He
heard her clear voice.
so he was, Matt, but not in the
way you think" She looked al each
one separately for an instant, then
turned again to Matt. II think we
owe you an explanation, Matt" She
glanced at Charles. after all, dear,
telling Matt isn't telling the whole
town. I know Matt"
You ought to-"
'You said Charlie is a key. So
he is. was paying the larger of
those deposits to Whipple every
month. He was Charles father and
my brother"
Matt took his pipe out of his
mouth to say something, changed his
mind, and put the pipe back into
his mouth.
Il hope this won't have to come
out, Matt" and Charity recounted
her story for old Mr.. Pierson.
Matt Paws Tribute.
When she had finished, Matt
fumbled around again for matches
and cleared his throat before he
spoke. TITS hard to equal that one,
Charity, for pure grit on your part.
take off my hat to you"
Il don't want anything but to keep
this among ourselves. Matt. After
all, I don't want Charlie pointed
to"
He'd be pointed to only as the
man Charity Holmes did so much
for" Matt said with his nearest ap-
proach to gallantry. But we'll not
let it get out if we can help it,
"Mr. Pierson, to whom did you
talk about the Merton placer"
Mr.. Peters gave me my flrst tip.
He said that's where Charles had
gone. Then I talked to Warner
just now"
Mildred's back Strengthened. "Un-
Gle Randolph i. :" she began, but
Charles silenced her with a look
which did not escape any one in
the room.
HE admitted having decided the
place over to Charles few weeks
ago for what he called 'considera-
ton He refused to say what that
was. The transfer is recorded, so
I can trace, it tomorrow"
II think I see," Mildred said.
What did he know about Charles
transfer of the place to Mrs. GAR
per?" =
Nothing, according to him" =
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British Funds 10 Build
KeIsey-Hayes Plant
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Nov. 25.-Ofiicials Of
the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. dis
closed that its new plant. near
Plymouth, Mich, for the manufac-
ture of Colt-Browning machine guns
will be paid for with British funds.
The company announced it would
build the plant Immediately in order
to fulfill newly signed contract to
supply machine guns to the British
government. The contract was ex-
ecuted by the company and the
British Purchasing Commission.
Amounts involved in the contract
and delivery dates were not dis
closed.
The proposed plant will provide
employment for 1000 men, COM
pany officials said.