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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
A RAbL0K IS
ICY TESzNEK

Az egyik nemet f0ldrol j0tt
jelentes ait mondta a vilag-
max, hogy ami Anglia megta-
madasat illeti, mikor annak
ideje elerkezik, az pontosan
megallapitott tervek szerint
fog t0rtenni. Minden tamad6
katona a maga helyen lesz,
vegzi a reaja bizottakat es ST.
man, fennakadas nelkiil fog
lefolyni az egesz hadi miivelet.
Nekiink err6l a brooklyni
nagy rablas jutott esziinkbe. A
banditak annal is el6re es pom
tosan kiszamitott tervek sze-
rint dolgoztak. J0tt ket ember
egy tol6 kocsival az egyik irany
boil, mintha banant arulnanak,
de a bank el6tt el6kaptak q
gepfegyvereket a banan al6l es
elfoglaltak kijel0lt helyiiket. A
mask oldalr6l teglaval rakott
teherkocsi j0tt latsz6lag nyolc
k6mivessel. Azok is rabl6k vol
tax. Es ICY vonult fel a banda,
minden ember a maga el6re XII
jel0lt helyere es a rablasi mil
velet hajszalnyi pontossaggal
Sikeriilt.
Minden rablasi vagy hadi-
terv sikeriil, ahol a tamad6
felnek minden egyes katonAja
vagy banditaja pontosan tud-
ia a maga teend6jet es AIT hi
ba nelkil hajtja vegre.
A nemetek jelentese mem
mondott semmi ujat, csak 6p-
pen AIT juttatta esziinkbe,
hogy a mi alvilagi embereinkt6l
tanultak taktikat. Amt mem
irigyel senki t6liik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

Mem lehetiink alland6an q
k6rhazban. Ha tehAt van oft
valakije ,akkor telefonon k0-
z0lje lapunkkal EFT q hirt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METcALF

INCIDENT recent Tacoma baseball excursion to Salem.
Prominent Taeoman tname withheld beeau.. Of his
fraus hot emper) walked into Salem cigar store where
poker game was =.
He laid down $40 bin and received stack of chips
He lost those two tn. proprietor
tapped him on the shoulder called him ASIDE and said
leaving this place saying they've lost money"
Mild criticism
Only member of the school board at the Lincoln VS.
Yakima game in the title series at Athletic Park last week
That the first game in which Lincoln won and met
Everett for the state title
That member Lyle Lemey in
this series to attend And freight
Of the administration blank
preached
Stadium high sports individuals were absent with big
Such spirit to deplored.
Hot Stove league which made possible the fine series
The Lincoln Yakima by the the finest
ever played at Athletic Park That for grade of bali
Say =. who's this guy Clifford who used to catch for
Not casting any reflection the classic Neil. Merely
trying to that the present Bengal catching department
oBren the ambition caught
average eye The kids good s, very good
Olympia hasn't the oBen
But the big kid does swell job hits the ball with rocy and
plays Nobody take him of the path when he's protecting
Anyway department
before play got underway developed into strength
and class
AL weigandt, the Yakima centerfelder has attracted
end of attention in other cities of the Western nerna
He the Pppns May "A Tacoma and from that day on
setting Attire with his defensive and
his power at the platter
weigandt any balyhoo up
Tulsa $3.50 lie IL and weighs
1877 pounds which is enough to explain his power
brought Yakima Manager Gode Holt, the
players ability having played Wegndt Joe of the West
Association
The will to accomplish the seemingly impossible often
requires end of fight, plus faith
Which brings to bennington. the young Yakima high
school hurler who Lincoln only five blows last week
end although he lost his game TO -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

The Tigers. trailing 81 going
into the eighth inning Of the first
game. Jumped on Chief huriers fos
seven runs in the final two frames
Earl Porter started for Tacoma.
but gave way to Ray Medeghini
who received credit for the VIC
tory.
Young Mrt Cadinha out
pitched Russ Christopher In
the second game. The Tigers
and Chiefs were tied at 81,
when the Bengais Tailed once
In the eighth to break the
deadlock. then put the game
on Ice with three more ITALICS
In the final inning.
Cadinha allowed the Chiefs but
six scattered hits. one Of them a
home run by Al Trsxler, Wenat-
chez rightfielder. Bobby Carrot.
son and Bill Bremen. Tiger first
and catcher. respectively.
hit for the circuit In the opening
tilt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Paul Derringer Wins in
Comeback for Cincinnati

Walker, to third on a single and
he counted on Camilli's long fly
Pee Wee Reese's first ma jor league
homer in the tenth was the win
ming punch.
Harry Danning's two homers,
driving in four runs, featured the
Giants comeback which enabled
them to beat the Bees. 1913. White
head. Young and Glossop also hit
New York homers. For the first
time this season the Pirates had
two consecutive pitchers 20 the
route and win as Bob Kiinger out
dueled Bill Lee for a 80 triumph
over the Cubs. Wild throws by
Lee and Russell let the winning
run score.
The Yanks came out Of the
cellar again with a 7-2 victory
over the Red Sox who. never
theless, chung 10 a half game
lead In the American league.
Cleveland broke even with the
Browns. winning the nightcsp.
13-1. after dropping the opener.
So. The Browns scored five runs
in the fourth. routing Mel Harder
and continuing their barrage on
Joe Dobson for the first victory.
Emil Bildilli. with a little ninth
inning help from Bob Harris. was
the winner. Eleven walks. three
errors, two wild pitches and two
hit batsmen In addition 20 ten hits
helped the Indians grab the after
piece Al Milnar allowed seven hits
in winning his fifth game.
Willis Hudlin. Cleveland csstoff.
held the Athletics 10 five hits in
pitching the Senators 10 q 4-3
triumph In 10 innings, outfieider
John WelaJs homer won the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

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Shines WIN llcnl
Foned puDllunouD

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

NEW yORK-Situations change
overnight In baseball After being
beaten in three out of his four
most recent starts, Paul Derringer,
co-ace of the Cincinnati Reds
pitching staff, was being marked
last week by the jump-to-conclu-
sions boys as about ready for the
cleaners. They FASTENED to peer
at the record books and note Der
ringers age as "a come next
October.
Everybody became worried ex-
cept Derringer. When the Bees
and Phillies knocked him out of
the box and the Giants beat him,
Derringer Passed 1t off philosoph-
ically with Just hard luck" But
the huge Cincinnati pitcher gave
the conclusive answer yesterday
that his mighty right arm Is better
than all right when he BANKED the
Cardinals with one hit. Not a
single Cardinal reached second as
the Reds triumphed 40.
Derringer walked two and
famed seven rs he scored his
fourth victory against four de-
feats. An infield single by
Stu Martin In the first inning
was the only hit off Derringer.
The Reds stab to regain first
place was sidetracked when the
Dodgers put on a thrilling finish
to nose out the Phillies, 2-1, in 10
innings. Kirby Higbe held the
Dodgers TO one hit until the ninth
when with one out. Dixie Walker,
who had singled earlier. got his
second single. Then Lavagetto
sent Gene Moore. running for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

LEANS pitcher H@iuel tHn311H
!. s''s sss On ..s s:'s :. roe. si ~. ~
ttins = Flores I runs vsspunxiSIs
for, stfne !. FLORES !. Kisthss II
sssuek cut ~ 9tsne l.. klssnsS q
bass Oh heiis. ct slime ., Hfstnke 4.
Hlofs. ,. Wlnsive q hit ~ pitfhef,
roiiins ~ A1siake, tIssihssai ~
Htins. sila pitch Fiafxs Isfk an
tas@4. n@sFsueu1a Z Los Au1etss q
hanae fsaa. M<@ss@, ctsnheiai WssNs
sugsh too baAe nIt4, Clfiik HtfIneng
N0efs HsFHanasks runs hesseG IN,
osFssslffi . Assxs q WiFewaF<k d
1aftssn . HialtneF q BefnA nxser
sacrifices NieeeaFsE fseeHs. asubis
piatsl uaFihsidi N nzftan. nxsinaef
70 hss~ - Ealfins. AlWs1a ~ viii.
lama. asles - ssFinses 10 cssIifs.
AAfe - ise~se - caiiIns n~s&e y
stftnAaf - coiltns tire. t47, unl.
psfes, anEasE sna kstIa
HaGHa a *tF4fa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
BALL CLUB COMES TO TOWN TONICH
Remission
Wins Two
For Abes

PULLMAN. wash. - rcr the
fifth time In six wars track ara
field athistss from southwestern
Washington hieA schools ruled sa-
rsrme to-day.
1hs southwest district snaassea
- - posEss in Saturdays state
meet here. followed by West Cen
trail - Is. soutnssxg. n: North.
west. u. South Central. 10 So.
Tacoma. Il Sis. SPOKANE. . TO-
North Central. is The North
east dtstrse. failed 10 qualify.
Yakima captured team hencrs
with Ia putnss sheiton ard
Lincoln sAsh bad Ia points and
Hoqusam iiA.
onls record 90 fan was the
shot put where flags Tsmen-
enf ef Nasesl~ hcavcd ire irsn
ball 80 fees M ische~. TIE
old record. 80 fc~t ieh inch~~.
~. - BY lee Easier 81
Woodland h fnsa
Narston Fftxsimmons ~ Pom
eroy turned IN the outstanding per.
formance az the day. winning the
mile nun In ts0a Ne uncoFked
= terrific sprint go yards from
the finlsh To nose out swanson of
North kltsap Dick ksniston. dash
star, won both the 100 and 22o
races for Lincoln.
The victory Of Bremertons Cum.
ninxs In the sso-yard dash also
drew attention. Cummings. on the
outside lane. actually started off
the track but finished against .
hsadwind In sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

,,, L9s.as P,,ise,hs, M Sll,! hInnins,
Nuiligan 10: hits. off huliisan o.
runs scored, off Mulligan O. runs
responsible for Turpin 2. MuliIgan I.
Johnson !: bases on balls. off Ttupin
|. MulligAn /. left ON bases, Seattle ,.
Oakland 5. three-bAse hit, Vsnni.
two-base hltA. White Lawrence.
schuster a versez a runs bAttsd in.
Vanni 2. SchuAtsr 4. Campbell. Christ
off Dunn; sacrifice vanni. double
plays. oyselman, Coscarsrt. Archie.
Lyman iuoY. Dunn CHRISTOPHER.
Conrny. time ! 20. umpirex. Doran
ana Fannlns. players walking. Turpin.
LYMAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

VANCOUVER. n q. Youthfui
Gerry Bert II Seattle met his fei.
Iow to~nsman. veteran Harry
Gtyan. today IN the ss.bols final
n the British Columbia amateur
golf championship
Bert. e brsssy and esEsy
player - appeared sn ths
tournament sneas. bissfsd he
way - she fiasi~ by a~fe.sisK
the asfsadisk ehssnpiss. Men
Hlaek sf Vancouver. 90.
fiisaa. yeserss walker eUp
star asa tssrasy n-dais~t.
tresaeed a. %. Rsb~vs.sm.
Vancouver. and 4.
A f~W btaiFs earlier. Givnn
Foaneed Lee Grimm, seattle. .
and 4. while Bart upsst Hugh
horr4sesa. Canadian hnksnsn, q
and }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

KkHIt Tor JaCobsen IN Uth.
Tacoma ......... 600 Dol 062-6
Wenatchee .......... Oo3 900 3O0--6
Runs batted In. Oarretson, FARRELL
2. Bremen 3. Traxler McCue. Boz
netti 2, Volpi. Kerr. two-base hits
White. Garretson. Traxler. Escobsr:
home runs, Garretson. Brenner.
stolen bare, white: sacrifice, Garrett
son. double play. Ratio 70 Kerr To
McCue: left on bases. Tacoma 9,
Wenatchee 10: base on balls. off
Porter /. Schanz 1, Medeghini q,
Sportsman 5. Jacobsen 1; hits. off
7As innings o. off Schans In a In
ming 3. off Jacobsen in X innings 3,
off Medeghini in 2h innings a:
passed balls, Volpi: winning pitcher.
Medeghini; losing pitcher, Jacobsen;
umpires. Clark and Nelson; time OF
game. 2:io.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
SEATTLE

LosInk pItfhfFI DreEoFTI innlnas
pitched. Gregory 81 Tate 4 a. bat
off Gregory TO- Tate ?. hits, off oreg-
orr 9, Tate runs scored. off Greg
WY Z Tate o. runs responsible for
Gregory 5 saiyeson O. Tate 8, struck
out. b. Gregory q SAlyeson I Tate !
Wilkle I bases on balls. OFF Dregory
q. Salyeson 1 left on bas~s. Oakland
4, Seattle q home runs verwex. HaY-
RS Confuy two-bas~ hits baiveson
Harris 2 kesrss 0ys~lmsn. runs
batted Ia. RAlnondi 2 CoscAfaT4
yerxcz. Harris q Luby. Chrisfoff
OudAt. Christopher CouT0y o Oysrl-
man. stolen baae. Lyman. time. ! IS.
ufnpires. Duran ana PAnning. players
walking. Lyman. Cudat Hears
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Saturday. Rochester so. Toron-
to I'll. first game ~ inningal I.
Buffalo Q. Montreal . ii2 InninKsl /:
other games postponed. rain and
cold.
Sunday. Buffalo 81 Rochester
81 Syracuse 81. Newark 20.
Toronto "a. Montreal 40. Jsrs~y
City ST. Baltimore 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

Rnns bssted IN Marines n<<<<
PsFnsna<s Ialiss, NslEsnat, Ms-
uInnls. thFse he.s hitn F<Fnsnd<s
arusnnis hnuse run. n~<ss. ssaisn
bass. nliss Wslssndt. ieft on ne~r<.
nnt. ~ WindsoF q Mcconnell 10
siid nltrh. Ntnd.sf belk Hucons
nell nmptFes senenfrh ana coss.
time 81 fsfns asio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Pips Twice
Win Over
Spokane
League Lsodsrs
Muinioin ross
Pace In w. I.

fskFssA : Tns r4prlns 60.
tlnasa = r. top - the Western
international league ~ twses trip.
psae 40 third.plsss spessas. . IA
.. and : - q. IN game. piayea
hire Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

Runs Responsible for, STATE a,
CrAzhaAd = struck cut BY StutN o.
Craehssd Z bases on balls off sfutE
I. Cfashead I twosbase hltas Patch
cit, Haslin Norbert. StuLgi runs hat.
ted In Mcdonald HprTry storey
Pain. stutg. wright. stolen base Jsn-
nines time. 40 umplrsa. knsein,
Mazzso and Hood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

Runs fesponslbls for. Olsen q Ep-
perry 2 struck out ~ Olsen 20.
perry !. basea on balh. off Olsen .
kDD<fiT J. thres-b4se hit Palm, two
base htts. Dxtots Sperm. runs hzstsd
IN. nofbsFt. pain. etufsy. naslin D.
tore Jennings. sAGrificss Olsen. Pain
stolen bAses. Haaiin Barrett double
play. rstehstt - haaiiB. tirns ! ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Totals s... - o aas .

Nune battad Ia WelNnnnt Z. Whlpr
pie. FeFnanaex. nllas. rounkeFs. twn.
base liit, Yaunkefs thfee-bhsr hit.
Springer. stolen bases. Bliss D Weis-
ands 2. FeFnsndss, stamper, Reese
kane ~ Yakffns 10. bass on bsiis.
off ssFysntl =. johnson &. Kinnemsa
l. struck out. By BeTventi q John
son 8. zimmerman q. hits. OF Ser
venu in innings o. off kinnsmsn
In D inniuas !. earned runs Off ncf.
vsnti . Kinneman lo~ins pitcher.
Aefventi. umpircs. Cole and Mems
sich; tims Of game. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

aBatted Tor BIthOfn III HIlVI,.
b Ran for Hawkins in seventh.
Hollywood go. otoo 90 o
Losing pitcher, Bithorn; innings
pitched. Gay 5ss. Bithorn as; hits,
of GAY 8, Bithorn /: runs scored,
off Cav 4. Bithorn l; struck out. by
Thomas S, Gay 8. Bithorn 2: bases on
balls, off Thomas 8; Gay 4, Bithorn .
two-bsse hits. Cissell, Hawkins. Brown,
FREDERICK. Rosenberg; runs batted IN,
Cav q Uhalt. Cissell, Hawkins. Brown,
Frederick, Rosenberg, Coleman; leit
on bases, Hollywood 5. Portland IL.
double play. Hoover TO Cissell 70 her.
man: hit by pitcher Bithorn ]: WIG
pitch, Thomas !: umpires, bdeards
and Garbarina; time, AIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

bAtt<a a. fftan IL siEfh
, astts1 fH ts9im IA seventh
saessfHsfifts ..st...stsss - 80 o-rs
Los Anzftss s4~ssars 100 coo ta~1
ptsaDsa ~ rgtm o - bah ~ fsilB
~ ats. oft FFS1n : fffna Nsass1. aff
ffim 3 faas FesbssselAis ~ FgIm
4 fs1d } skFla6A Dsff W Fptm
yssae = bMsea 90 nMil& Ell prifn =
Judd hsfs on hme3a. H3nEsfns ftan a
In AH4sine D h<sfss Fsfn. Wtlisn1a
fso-eess Blsss uzFast9Wtxi GellIne
: ugTfk9ff g4Fesi0sasl tfsgnsa1sH
aaefifsasa AfmAda ni4stnef oalI1&s
ptay akiizaY ~ Caklfns tlms. fFf4.
sfmD1fes. pals see aaBasF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

IafoI1a aHaasasa4sssa U4u W. viz
Wsnstchee st...s.r.. tol 600 oio---s
Runs batted In. white q Abbott
Riekert. Bremen, o'Brien, naxier
Arcns. two base hitx, Abbott
oBrlen. Bremen white. home run,
Trsxlef. stolen base. Bremen. sscri-
or TO GARRISON, Irower 70 ohrien
TO oarretson. left on bases, Tacoma
II. WenAtchee s.. base on balls off
CadinhA ,. CHRISTOPHER =. struck out.
by Csdinha 8, Christopher hits
off cadinha In inning 4. Oft
Christopher In . innings 10: passed
ball. volpi. winning pitcher, Cabin
Ia. losing pitcher Christopher. urn-
pires. Nelson and CLARK. time of
game, rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Portland, Stars
Each Win a Game

PORTLAND - The Beavers d.
vided a double bill with Holly
wood here Sunday, winning the
first. 5 to 4. and losing the night
cap. 8 to l. The Stars won the
series, four games to three.
First GnmeA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Hoquiam Sees Cap
Team Beat Solons

HoQrfAM Vancouver cspi-
lanos defeated ahlem's AenatoFa.
. n =. In Western international
league game played here Sunday
The Caps pushed over thu dsoid-
ing run In the last inning after
having tied thu scofs In the eighth
frame. Both club. eoliectsd n
hits
Short score
Salem -. los oar co.'s ~ 4
vaneouver. 100 ali oti-e n 4
Brewer and narker. Merrill.
krai0vlch and Lloyd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Rainiers Split Games
With Oakland's Acorns

sEATTLE-seates iesgueeadng Raners lost the las,
of their with they had the
and the preceding the series al Ths
Rainiers the To lost the second II To
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
TIGERS Defeat Wenaichee
Twice in Double Header


wESArcHEE- rallied innings
here sunds 10 wenatche douhehead.r TO
and to 2 The visitors 10
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M] The
!E.l.LH4ndGsss


SATURDAY nEat'1x1
e<ien la vsaeruv~r ~.
Tseam. = Wsnsfsh<< q
apassse 7. x.kIuk Z
SUNDAY mH4ufTs
a.I<na 1 vsHeouwer .
Tscnms "a Wsnstehe< 81
spassne "a xskims 80,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

Runs responsible for, LiSka .. Ardl-
zoia /. struck out, By LiAka 4. Ardi-
zoia /: bases on balls. off Liska 2;
sacrifices, Kahle. Herman Arotzola.
Kahle. r1inG betfed in, Dapper 2.
Ardizola. Ferusndes' left on bases.
HOLLYWOOD S, Portland .; umpireH.
EDWARDS and 0sxb&rina. time. ] 30.
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Angels Beaten
By Sacramento
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your husband are even greater
than those to your mother.
II she owns her own home and
has a small income, surely you
land your brothers. II any) can
add to that income and see to 1t
that your mother has a COM
panion.
She won't like that OF course
she won't. for a while. None Of
US like the things that interfere
with our satisfactory ways of liv-
ing. but ALL OF US, no matter
what our ages. have to learn
to adjust ourselves. That Is one
OF the laws OF life, and while II
may seem hard and unsentimental.
we must remember that too much
sntimentality IN ANY DIREC-
TON can be wron. no matter how
well intended.
appreciate that you love your
mother. We all do. but you have
asked me about duty. not senti'
ment, and since your husband IL
to be gone for an indefinite per
iod, all I can say is that i think
your place is with him.
II anyone else thinks otherwise
viii be glad TO print IL.
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QSz:lQ1Il9 GlSllHl!N5S

and what II I don't"
you will" Doris said angrily
In a wave of fury she caught u
one of the rifles Steve had lefl
leaning against the wall. "Yol
will or else"
II will and no else about II.
Peter said, his eyes filled wit
admiration. You've called tn
trick. I am q doctor. But hat
being one. Hate 1t. you under
stand ,"
You're going to like II for I'll
time being" Doris said, anyway.
Put that gun down and I'll lool
him over"
Peter was wide awake now. n
rolled up his sleeves and true Y
his profession. even in the wilds
found q washpan and scrubbes
his hands deliberately with tn
soap that the small pan on tn
kitchen table contained.
Now then, hold the lamp" h
said.
Doris marveled at his quick
capable hands.
Steve had cut Marks clothing
from him and bsndaged his poo
helpless limbs as best he could.
DR.. Leonard's hands were swift
and ruthless in their probing.
Not so good" he said once
not so good"
Mark groaned 4 little, opene|
his eyes.
you feel that?" DR.. Leonar'
asked, probing more deeply.
Marks eyes were filled wit
pain.
To Help
"You See" Doris said. bendini
over him, holding his hand anx
iously, don't you see7 The doc
tor Is here. He's going to hel
you. He says you're going to &c
we'll"
Don't talk so much" DR.. Leon
ard told her gruffly. Pick u
that lamp and hold 1t over her
closer. Who said you could set
down ?"
II thought I might make
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