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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

bit everything worth
bulb
cutting or bunch flowers which she she's
crev for are among with She only
hares her own but that give
kindly twinkle her
would shame you il you tempted to hold back
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

years 10 4eS.Wc, Tie ~ 70 CUHie W tliAlk
himself as high authority every subject under the
sun.
WIFES TO BLAME IF HUSBAND is SURE
So while the Yes-Wife may have fewer quarrels
with her husband than the wife who ventures to ques-
ton her vercts occasionally, she is
directly to blame for his know-it-all attitude.
No man can live day In and day out year in and
year out with woman who thinks his say-so Is the
final word, without coming to think so himself
And when that happens he Is ruined for FRIEND
Ship fellowship ana every kind of social life but the
most superficial
It becomes impossible tor anyone to carry on a
conversation with him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

uents IN the manufacture of rayon,
explosives, plastics. and synthetic
resins.
@. WIN the fumes Of burning
sulphur used to fumigate q house.
injure household fabrics, furnish
ings. and wallpapers?
A. They have . strong bleaching
quality. but the danger viii be son1es
what diminished II the fumigati0n
can be done at the time when the
house Is thoroughly dry, as In wIii~r
ter by q furnace or other heating
system. Further precautions should
be taken BY removing oil metallic
surfaces from the building. on b.
protecting them with coating OF
yaseiine.
q. what can be used - remove
grease from q steel top sfoyel
A. Use 3 strong solution o. soda
and water. and RIB with 3 500.
abrasive. 0nce oF fwife \ Meeh E1&
stove aAanl6 b game over Win
ei0ih HsoI1z4neA HifH s{NYH q
fHAA|ns a lleFeHshlR a4aA eiaaiA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

Looking marvellous gift she has for
friendship really asked myself what she had
that others hadn't that others left off doing Here's
her secret gentle and sincere with plenty
lovely of huour She exude sweetness ana
Nsht as she about her quiet way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

bake in hot (425 degrees F. oven
for about is minutes, or brown the
potato under the broiler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
Caroline
Chatfield
Giving Is The Secret of Friendship
Says Today


Not long ago old lady she hoped she was not
dv erson but there two things couldn't enough off,
friends and incidentally the only person I've ever known
who kept with the friends OF her YOUTH but with tei
children and their chldrens hundred she will
be close to their children the fourth and fifth generation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

land that neuen he does only smack them down and
with final
positive
statements opinions with facts He
that is enough.
HE IS AN ALL-AROUND EXPERT
limit himself field He willing
his expert opinion anything
say endearng words
Why should hep He everything His wife
belief nfable
opinions priceless
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

OF
tai. Letter. unsuble for will Be n:Tsrsd
coincidence Write Miss ch"tned in Of this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

friends acquaintance sickness
the first the doorb carrying her small
posey without weeping she says her sympathy like
Perhaps this Is her pey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

has been taking flying lessons at the
Grammar johnson field on Long
Island for the past several weeks.
She did not accompany her mother
to their summer place in Canada but
expects to be capable of flying the
mails and delivering planes by the
time Mama gets back.
In SOME instances young society
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

And She the
things hear in such that
leaves sting slight suggestion that be
wrong all And there's her
courage tolerance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

ALL have
large reserves
friendship. ".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13

always going small errands
of mercy times she sits
makes and gives wholesale And think when
something she tomorrow for
affection perhaps dreaming Of
thing do to another friend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-13
"Yes-WiveS" Are To Blame
For Know-It-An Husbands
BY RUTH MILLETT

The opnonated usually married to Eye
wife"
No matter intelligent he is married for numb
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

WEST MAIN, just outside city linn
its, IL acres, 7 room house, gar
age, wash house, chicken sheds,
horse corral and she'd Part cash,
balance monthly payments. Phone
447 evenings. 9-24
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20
Furniture for Sale

SEE the new Coleman 1941 fuel
Oil Heater.
DELOZIER FURNITUREs
542 Main Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

ROOM partly furnished apt. First
house across tracks on Imperial
HiWay. 9-24
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

FURNISHED Apt for rent. Sorlei
Apis. 733 Broadway. 9-27
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

A REAL OPPORTUNITY in I'M
perial Valley for an ambitious
man to represent one of Ameri-
cas- pioneer life insurance COM
panies. For details write the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of
New York, Box It'll, Phoenix
AriZ. 9-25
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

2 BEDROOM house, south side.
$4,000. Terms. A good buy. Tyler
ms. $40 Main. Phi. 660. 9-3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20
Help Wanted

WANTED Experienced, white house
keeper. Must be able to cook and
care for child. References re-
quired. Stay on place or go home
nights. Phone 320-J. 9-2i
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20
Houses for Rent
7 Rooms for Rent

CLEAN comfortable rooms and good
meals at reasonble rates. 643 Olive.
8-30tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

REPOSSESSED Piano cheap. Terms
like rent. Post-PresS Box 217.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20
ID Apartments for Rent

FURNISHED flat for rent. Also
room for one or two. 704 State.
9-l8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20

I3 Business Opportunities

OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME!
Owner out of state, must sell one of
the best potential businesses in
the country. One-half interest in
a bottling plant that will supply
approximately $4,000 population.
IL months business. May consider
part exchange in real estate, pref
erably New Mexico. See us be-
fore it is too late.
CURTIS MUNCEY
6O8 Main Phone 100
9-24
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-20
IL Situations Wanted

WIDOW with daughter, 10 yrs. old,
desires position as housekeeper.
Cabin |. Ideal Court, 545 I'M
perial Ave, Ell Centre. 923
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

divide o &c. orahcia, no presta-
ron ell juramento.
Us ell recurso del "pataleo,"
en- un hombre derrotado por la
yollntad popular.
Los votos que las maquinas
refistraron, senior candidate
inconforme, lie dieron la victo-
ria a Williams.
Cada voto expresaba la vo-
luntad del ciudadano latino;
cada vote era del amigo para
el amigo Y en- contra del can
didato opuesto a Williams.
Ahora listed, que presume
de transigente, quiere anular
los votos legitimos, con ell pre-
texto de que los encargados de
los "colegios" no prestaron ell
juramentO de ley.
JTiene la culpa ell electoral
do, senior candidate, de que
los secretaries e inspectores Sc
olvidaran de cumplir algunas
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

Extc0
La Junta de Cultura Espaho
la alcanz6 anoche un rotundo
exito con la function a benefit
clio de los mutilados de la que
IRA de Espaha.
Ell programa Sc cumplio en-
todas sus parties y ell publico
aplaudi6 calurosamente a to-
dos los ~artistas y en- particu-
lar a Josefina Rodriguez, Car
men Ramirez, Pillar Ramirez,
Chela Martinez, Jimenez, Gu
tierrez y Quintanilla.
Los numeros de variedades
tambien conquistaron, por su
gracia Y arte, numerosos aplau
SOS.
Descontados los gastos, ell
dinero Sc remitira a los invali-
dos.
Una buena obra Sc ha reali-
zado.
Congratulamos a la Junta y
a la Sociedad Centre Asturia-
no, que muy cortesmente cedi6
Ell teatro.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

\ t~rabajemos en- pro del RENO,
a1omos coadyutores con Dios,"
~D.os 10 establece con potencia
on ~nuestros dias. Colaboremos
con Ell"
mission PreSbiteriana," 953
II Ave. - Rev. w. B. Passiglia
p2stc-.
Es.uelA Dominica, Gas A. M.
Quito Devotional IL a. m. 81
sermon a cargo del estudiante
oswald Dslgado.
r. Cristiano 7 80 P. M.
Miscoles 80 P. NJ. Quito en-
pahol.
M ion Metcdista, 1910 IA,
= enida.
Services 10 A. M. Y 73O p.
Miecoles 80 P. NJ.
mission Pentecostal," 17O1l5
60. Are, Rev. L~nnis valdes,
Jr., pastor.
Fn.uela Dominical 10 A. M.
Quito Y sermon 8 P. M.
~San Marcos, /. Metodista,
Gale Is Y IL AWenida., Rev. r.
j. Parker, pastor.
E de la Iglesia 8 80 A. M.
Quito Y sermon 8 100 P. M.
Microbes Z AS P. M. quito de
oraci6n.
"San Paolo," Iglesia Metodis
ia Italiana, Gale 81 v IS aveni-
da, Rev. Amadeo M. d. Riggio,
pastor.
E. de la Iglesia 9 45 A. M.
A las 1880 P. M. Concerto
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

Mu,has papeletas, con de-
recho a entrada v almuerzo,
Sc han vendido va para ell Pic
mic de la Logia Caballeros Lea
les de America, que Sc efectua
"a Ell domingo 9, Ell La Column
ma.
Realiza la Logia una obra
grandiosa, de m1ltiples aspec-
tos, y merece ell concurso de
todos.
Como en- amos anteriores, en-
los terrenos habra un inc6gni-
to que entregara, a quien Sc 10
pida, un premio de $500. AL
afortunado Sc lie daran comes
tibles y "bebestibles" por va
lor de los dos pesos.
Estas palabras deberan ser
dichas: dame ell premio.
Colaboran en- la venta de IT,
ckets varios grupos de activos
miembros.
A la Secci6n Benefactora Sc
lie entregara ell dinero que la
fiesta rinda, descontados los
gastos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

Musical por eI Prof, Grocn. de
la Iglesia Bautista.
LA Union, Ig.esia Evang6-
lea, 3l0S Gomez Ave-, Rev. Os-
ear H, Corwin, pastor.
CultoS a las 3 80 P. NJ. Y AS
P. NJ.
LA Esperanza," Mission Evan
gelica, 1928 Laurel st. Rev. c.
H. Corwin, pastor,
CultoS ell domingo a las $50
A. M. y 7:45 P. NJ,
"'Eeis M2,odi "a" de West
Tampa, y. Albany y Union st,
Z. de la Ig.asia 9:45 A. NJ.
Iu!tO d, Communion 7;45 p. NJ
J1oyes 8 P. NJ, quito de ora
ci6n.
PeRSdB0eRto para ell did
L,eyad Ell Evangelio
Por campos Y ciudades;
De Cristo las bondades
AL pueblo predicad.
J. B. Cabrera.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

Georgia, donde asistiran al ac-
to de ser entregado a su hijo
ell tftulo de ingeniero Quimico.
los estimados esposos Ceferino
Lopez.
Benny terminO sus essudios,
en- Georgia Tech. con las mas
atlas notas.
Haran ell liale por autom6-
vii. La entrega del diploma Sc
verificara ell lunes.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
De viaje

Embarcaran manana para
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
Ell Bale

Mucho agradecemos las in
vitaciones remitidas al cronis-
ia y al director para ell bale
que esta noche -celebrara, en-
SUI hermoso edificio, la Socie-
dad Unione Italiana.
Els ell 1ltimo bale de las Flo
res, de la serie annual de las
Sociedades latinas.
Cuatro orquestas han sido
contratadas, todas elias muy
conocidas Y estimadas en- Tam
pa.
Los j6venes de la Secci6n de
Recreo han adornado las dos
salas con exquisite buen gusto.
Una reception Sc ~efectuara
y en- ella daran la bienvenida
a los invitados los buenos ami
gos Vicente Guastella y Sea =
glione.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
MENSAJE
"El Reno de Dios"

Texto Biblico: "Venga Tu
RENO. Mateo $40.
Alrededor del Mundo, hoy,
millones de seres repetiran es-
tas palabras contenidas EN- el
Padre Nuestro. Aun en- las tie
rras azotadas por la guerra, los
cristianos estaran orlando como
les ensen6 JESUS que orasen.
"Venga Tu RENO. iEstas pa
labras son Ell coraz6n de la ora
.ci6n modelo, asi como ell RENO
de Dios es ell centre de la ense-
nanza de JESUS!
iTenemos fe en- que ell RENO
de Dios viene? 81 contestamos
n~egativamente, significa este
que creemos que Ell RENO de
Dios algAin dfa sc tendra que
derrumbar. Tai veg no ahora,
pero en- ell future, acaso en- eDo-
cas- venideras, ell RENO de Dios
habra de desaparecer.
Cristo nos enseh6 a orar
"Vsnga Tu Reno" Su Reno,
por 10 tanto, no fracasara; vie
ne, aunhue despacio, pero viene,
con toda certeza, como la levadu
"a Sc incOrpora en- la masa. En-
pecemos de nuevO, esperemoslC
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

q made from natures W beneficial
roota and herbs r. each with is own
spscial purpose to HELP WOMEN.
Famous for overt years -Pinkhsm'a
Compound d the best known and .
Of the Fnost effective "woman's' tonies
obtnlnable. Try M
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

de las instrucciones, 81 es que
Sc olvidaron?
No pudo ganar con los votos
y ahora Sc agarra a los peque-
nos errores.
No sabe perder ell 81 Gray
son y este sc 10 tendra en- cuen
Ia. para sus futuras actuacio-
mes, la masa electoral!
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
Mr.. GRAYSON Y LA TRAN.
SIGENCIA DEMoCRATICA

Derrotado en- las pasadas e.
lecciones, por ell vote del pue-
bio latino, ell candidate Gray
son protesta varios "colegios"
de YbOr City que votaron en-
su contra.
No alega que Sc false6 la
voluntad popular, sine Que los
miembros de las "mesas", pOr
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
Party

Ell castillo Crist6bal Colon
No. Z, de los Cabaleros del
Aguila de Orc, obsequiara a
sus miembros y familiares, ell
pr6ximo jueves, con un Party,
en- la cerveceria La Tropical.
Sc compone ell "menG" pre-
parade por 'Fuxina" de sand
witches, cerveza, aqua fra, Y
otros detalles.
Empezara a las 1880 de la
noche.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
NOTAS SOCIALES

Las Secciones de Recreo de
las cuatro Sociedades han 81 :
do invitadas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01
Kidneys Must
CIean0 uiAddS

ENt0Na NlIual NulaOhs WlQ WNat98 m Y0WF
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages. Back
ache, Swollen Ankles. Nervousness, Rheu-
matte Pains. Dizziness. Circles Unde Eyes.
and feeling worn out. often are caused BY
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually In such cases. tho
very nrst dose Of Cystex goes right to work
btlping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
end wastes, And this cleansing, purifying
Ly make you feel younger. stronger and
better than IN years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package Of CygefN IN
everything TO gain and nothing TO lose under
this positive money back guarantee % go
Oyster from your druggist today for only sse.
La gaceta., 1940-06-01

DOMINGO 2 DF WT9I0 1a4n
Iglesids he Ybor n w. Tamp1
Evening star., 1940-05-10
1. ]. WoodvaId, Architect,
Dies Ii Alexandra

Fred J. woodward, IN architect Ii
the ofacs Of the supervising architect
Of the Treasury Department Tor
more than % years. died wednesday
ct his home In Alexandria. Va, After
. long illnoss. He was %.
Ending 81 years with the 00vsEa-
mont, Mr.. woodward retired Novem-
her. 1888.
A resident Of Warrington for 81
years, he came to this country from
his birthplace, Durham, England. at
the age Of 8.
Mr.. Woodward received an ap-
pointment as Government architect
in 1905. In recent years he had as
sisted In drawing UP the designs for
post ONCE buildings at Springfield,
III: Lima, Ohio, and Lynchhurg, Va.
He was = well known member Of
the Acacia Lodge Of Masons In the
District.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Annetta Latimer Woodward: .
daughter, Miss Unis woodward Of
Alexandria; . sister, Mrs. r. A.
Robbins Of Phoenix, Ariz.. and two
brothers, Thomas B. Woodward Of
Los Angeles, Calf, and Alfred
woodward Of Phoenix.
The funeral service was held yes
terday at Hysong's funeral home
and was In charge Of local Masons.
Burial was In Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
c. 4. A. Administrator
Was Dun,biounded'
By Revamping Order
Hester Tells Senators
He Had No Previous
knowledge Of Plan
BY J. A. O'LEARY.

Clinton M. Hester. administrator
Of the Civil Aeronautics Authority,
told the Senate Reorganization
Committee today he had no know
ledge Of the Presidents revamping
plan "and was dumbfounded when
1t came out"
He made the statement when
asked by Senator McNary. Republic
can. of Oregon, If he knew who adj
vised the President In regard to the
reorganization Of civil aviation con-
troll. The administrator confined
his answer to the assertion he had
not been consulted.
Meanwhile the committee pre-
pared to end the hearings and vote
this afternoon on the controversial
reorganization order, which the
House already has rejected.
Mr.. Hester also told the commit
tee today that he would prefer to
continue to function Independent
Of an executive department.
ne pTeulCteO at the same Time,
however, that civil aviation has
made such good headway that
under the present law future ad-
ministration would have to be un-
usually bad to slow it down, and
he did not believe such admins
tration is likely to result.
Mr.. Hester testified fatal acci-
dents have been declining for the
last three years as follows:
1887, 40 passengers and 10 crew.
men; 1888, Is passengers and 10
crewmen; 1899, 8 passengers and 3
crewmen, and for IL months ending
in March of this year, no fatal acci-
dents.
He estimated that under the pres
ent law, since July, 1898. only 10
passengers and three crewmen have
been involved in fatal accidents.
Mr.. Hester also testified travel by
air has increased from $4,000 pas
sengers In 1928 to more than g.
100000 during the last IL months,
in which no fatalities occurred.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Mrs. Winifred B. Cohn
Gets limited Divorce

District Court records today dis
closed that Mrs Winifred Borck
Cohn, 2028 Thirty-seventh street
NV, has secured a limited divorce
from her husband, Edmund Millard
Cohn, 829 Seventh street NV, on
the ground Of cruelty. The degree
was signed by Justice Oscar r.
Luhring, after hearing testimony in
the case.
The order provides that the hus-
band is to pay her $125 monthly as
permanent alimony, as well as
counsel fees to the wife's lawyers,
Attorneys William Leahy and Lowell
H. Ewing. Representing Mr.. Cohn
were Attorneys Charles E. Ford and
Jacob Sander.
The court papers show that the
Coins were married in Fairfax
County. Va, June 2, 1926, and have
no children. Mrs. Cohn filed her
divorce action on October 10, 1898.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Boy Scout Troop 5
Will Award Honors

Achievement medals and other
honoks win - awarded at tho ssv-
smith annual banquet q Troop 3.
1oy scouts, tonight at st. Adams
Church, Massachusetts, and Wiscon-
sin avenues.
Recognition viii be given 70 -
boys who had perfect attendance
record for the last year. according
to ScoutmAster John H. Bayless,
who pronounced this one Of the best
showings Of the kind ever made by
the troop.
Capt. Richard Mansfield, In COM
mand Of No. . precinct, well known
cartoonist, will present . chalk
talk. Chauncey Y. Dodds, chair
man OF the troop committee, will
preside. More than 300 persons, In
cluding parents and friends OF the
Scouts, plan to attend.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Chris opher | ronsf ers
10 Norfolk ~ Post

Horace q. Christopher has re-
signed - ulsmbefxhip and activities
secretary o. the Twelfth Street
Branch. Y. y. q. A., 70 become o..
ecutive secretary of the Hllnton
Branch, =. ". q. A. Of Norfolk, VI.
1t was announced yesterday. Taking
his place - membership secretary
h John =. Enoch. jr, Of White
Plains, N. X, who formerly served
at White Plains ~ executive secre-
tary Of the MARITIME Avenue Branch
and as assistant membership secre-
tary Of the Harlem Branch. New
York City.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Construction as Vital
As Code, Says oehmonn

Col. John w. Oehmann, District
building inspector. yesterday said
at : meeting Of the Cosmopolitan
Club In the Carlton Hotel that good
buildings are as much dependent
on proper construction work g on
q well-administered building code.
Col. Oehmann said there were
only 10 inspectors In the District
to supervise the ~, 900 900 Of pri.
vate building In 1850. He added
that most contractors make every
effort to fulfill the requirements Of
the building code to the letter.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
|. Bert Nye Elected
Rotory Club President

l.. Bert Nye. manager of the
American Surety Co., has been
elected president Of the Washington
Rotary Club, 1t was announced
today.
A. P. Reeves is the new vice presi-
dent. Directors are Carter Barron,
Bruce r. Allen and Charles E. Hood. !.
Mr.. Hood will serve as secretary
and Marcy L. Sperry will continue
as treasurer.
The new ofncers will take ofnce
July l.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Visit Gold Mines

A seven-mile hiking tour that viii
include q visit to the Kirke gold
mine below Great Falls is scheduled
for the Capital Hiking Club Sunday.
The mine is one of two such work.
ings in the Washington area. Spe-
cial buses will leave in front Of
l4l6 F street NV. at 8 am. Sunday
and carry mixers to Bull Neck Run
in Virginia, where the trip begins.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

Tin and rubber production In
Malaga are near record levels.
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problem wife

Continued From Page is)
altaie IL ne haa Climbing M
stairs, ne sans Justify.
me CUSTODIAN vie canfided
her piece OF Information 70 TIE
Saup housemaId- Inc housemsId,
jumping 10 conclusions, tod her
lranucaay worried mistress that
young DICK had spent tne evening
With The minister's wife he story
Jumped from back door 20 psrlor.
When someone 5 son commented
that he had seen Dick Ssmp and
gIrl aneckng on the Osporns
road u was al that was needed 70
MAKE the story lel
The last DIT OF damaging evi-
dence vas Mrs. Samps fearful sd-
mission that the minister had call
ed her home IN hls search for his
wife.
The elders and deacons Of Terrys
church called special meeting.
Led by the rate JARVIS Ssmp, they
literally bounced on Terry. he.
white faced and grim. listened to
the evil testimony.
Deacon Samp pounded on the
table, reiterating that Dick had
been a good boy, model son. until
he had been misled by Mrs. Car
Isle. Jarvis felt sure Of his ground.
At last he had the church squsrely
behind him.
Terry SAID quietly, You are
making grave accusations. Deacon
Samp." Although his voice was
quiet. II held a steely ring. Listen
ing his heart had died within him.
Not that he doubted Jan. not for a
moment did he doubt her. il was
the damning conspiracy of facts
which sickened him.
Mr. Samp clustered and threat
ened. The faces of the other men
were grave and dubious. Terry
got to his feet.
Gentlemen - Deacon Samp-."
he said Il do not feel obliged 10
refute your statements However,
TO keep the records straight, I will
offer few facts Of my own. On
the night in question my wife re-
turned TO the parsonage in her own
car at Is minutes past nine.
BY your own admission Dick
Samp was seen on the Osborne
road at eleven o'clock. Whom he
was with l have no idea, but it
might be well for you to look into
the matter.
Now, l want the subject drop
ped and if I ever hear another OF
these Infamous lies l will do some
thing very drastic"
1t was well and eonvincingIy
said. but the harm had been done.
Even Dicks wrathful declaration
that he had not seen Jan after
four o'clock in the afternoon was
ignored.
Even Terry's obvious belief and
loyalty had little weight. The
toothsome morsel was whispered
about, ever gaining a larger circle,
ever gaining in significant detail.
Jan, who had made the lonely
trip to Glen Cakes. who had driven
blindly through the night, found
herself convicted without a hear
ing. Ito Be Continued1
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