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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-06
Have Chlckennox

Have Chlckenpox
Marlerc. Albert. Jr.. and Donald,
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
bert Sampson are i'll with chicken.
pOX.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-06

Influenza Prevalent
Influenza is quite prevalent In
this area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

see that no bombs dropped on his
home. that no machine guns slut
tered death down his street.
Then came that line in the cas-
ualty lists Royal Canadian navy
Able Seaman John Manchester
missing. believing killed"
II jolted John Canada into re-
atty. Young John was his nephew.
mis- namesake. his godson. He had
been born on the western prsiries,
the most unwsrlike spot In the
world He had been born after
the return Of his father from the
Great War.
And now young John had gone
down fighting on his little Cana
dian destroyer.
Johns brother Harry vas IN
the Canadian Active Service Force,
somewhere in England. standing
guard. The husbands 81 Johns
three sisters were IN the army and
ar force Johns people were GER
talnly doing Their bit
John Canada reflected Here n
Canada the war had seemed - re-
not. Canada had felt she should
spring 70 arms when the olin-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

bneg started. She felt more in
tensely about IT than her good
neighbor. the United states. John
had come 10 take II for granted
than the way Of living IN Canada
and the United States ran In par
allel lines What happened In IN.
United States always had It's re
nex In Canada. This time u vss
IN. other way around
John Canada sat down % break-
fast II wasn't the old prs-war
breakfast The finance minister
had announced that Canada must
live more 10 herself She must not
Import anything che did not really
need. The foreign exchange stu
alton had stepped IN.
Many citrus fruits had been
barred. and many other fruits cut
of. even though they could not be
grown IN Canadss rigorous eli
mate John Canada had changed
his breakfast faod becSu ss MS
L. 3 brand had besn cut or.
This exchange situation, he 70
nsctsd. played hob WITH he affairs
His New York trip had been one
fContingsd on Page "a. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Amendment Y oied
Down by Solons

WASHINGTON o.. Tns Aossss
Thursday yatss ts~n. ~ 10 II. ~
amendment 20 shs st.sss 40 roo
supplemented dsfsnss hsiI which
would bsy. prshlhtsd fhs eiossd
shop On dsfsnss prnjeets
Ths house then approved M
snsirs hill BY voies and s~nt q
IN tho s~nsts. Ths msa~rs. n
part provides fDr soissefing
American dsfsnsss 81 Guam and
samoa. In shs troubled far rs~
elfls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
3 Per Cent
Requested
By Governor
Joint Session n
Told More Funds
Needed by Ssote

OLYMPIA - SCATTERING IN
recent precedent. Gov. Arthur
n. Ianslie appeared before .
Joint house and senate 800
sion Thursday to advise thsm
-. 200. 900 more tar money
was needed annually and rec
ommendinu . three per cent
sai~s tar.
lie said the lnsrsas~ ffcm TO
u three par cant In tH< sales tan
~ss made necessary whss . survey
ne stats t.s commisslre ard -
eisi security department snc~s1
bis tss program. presented ~sfiiss
THIS session. ~euld fail far sncst
~ raising suffieasnt m wn.Y -
ray $40 pensions required ~ fnstts
st,se isi
TIE s.~ssi ss~ssssv s~pass-
sss~s sasises hsm. tangl1o
ss,1 ~ lssss,sssss. shss .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Royal Airmsn Score Hits
In German Industrial Area

,astaaA NTH -
'" D''e "h
range pofnpihf planes, afFst'
0plng their persistent offrn'
siys against Germany, ralnrsl
heavy bombs on the GoIogne
.y.a ~ III. C.,,,a, indus.
$50 NJ a.la.. rs..am !,
~ =,
~ Fy spe1,"i '"'
ihf hif NINETY sains
Many hsAsf b''ff.p' we're af"pf~fi
~ sfEs's IN b.th s'Dss 81 ths
Hnins ara iAfss iHes Nsfs sssf,'
81 ms ministry sSsef's1
TINS at'ses ~" rsfifsasfss~si
ofs ~ me s<'ss'shs ares
IN ne 'sssss ss"s q" ~h'fs
Tho British plane. esnssfsA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Seven Killed
In Sleeper
Plane Crash
Congressman Byron
Among Decd; Eddie
Rickenbocker Hurt

ATLANTA, Ga.-An East.
ern Air Lines sleeper plane
flying through a chilling rain
enroute here, crashed in a
pine grove Is miles south of
the Atlanta airport early
Thursday with 10 persons, in
Guiding Capt. Eddie Ricken-
hacker and Rep. William ID.
Byron. D.. Nd.
Riekenbacker. the nations No. l
World war ace. was critically in
Jured all three crew members were
killed, four passengers were listed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Checking Prints
On Stolen Car

state patrol officers we're busy
Thursday checking finger prints
found or sedan abandoned early
Wednesday near Lakewood COM
munity center
The car. which was identified
as stolen from the Tacoma Auto
Exchange lot al <5th and So Ia
coma way Tuesday night. sppsr-
emily was used in the burglary Of
the barber shop at Lakewood. Tn'
cash register taken from the shoI
was found in the brush near N.
car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Hili Gust.fson. ssafn contractor
- III -. Wright ave IL recover
lng from . broken shoulder ssif-
fsrs1 recently IN a fail from .
scAffoidlnE.
Flying Cadet sesrxs ., Breind~i
~ Hochord field left Tuesday ~
Northwest Airiinss for maxwell
field. Montgomery, Ala ifs form
sr honss VS. AZ cOsiss Dam.
Gsosxs Ghs.ssfs e helping ost
fhs Rev. William T. Edwards IN
the current campaign for tbs Ia
coma Esscps Mission.
walter E.rrsr Is b,iyy Win
plsns for the charter night party
n the Tacoma L4ons 10 b. hsid
March :.
Constance Halliday. Beverly
Carlson. Violet frosdsr, Joyes
May and dean Keys are Tacoma
goods WORKING on committees for
Continues On Page Is. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Injured IN Crash
as dead by the air line. and eight
other passengers were injured.
One body was tentatively
identified rs Byron's.
Among the injured reported in
Atlanta hospitals were:
Rickenbscker, broken leg,
back injuries, cash over one
eye. possible internal injuries.
Rickenbacker, president Of the
$500, 200 air line. also was
suffering greatly from shock,
II was said.
II. A. Littledale of Short Hills.
n. J.. an assistant to the managing
Continued on Page 9, Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

OILY MPIA-A feud flsred
Thursday between the Washington
State Taxpayers association and
Rep. Richard II. Murphy, D.. King,
over graduated net income tax
referendum passed by the house
last week and sent to the senate.
The aXpsyers association
charged hidden jokers" were con-
tanned in the amendment, which
would permit levying Of property
taxes for private use Of certain
groups Murphy. who filed the
measure. condemned the sssocia-
ton as front for the private
power and large city real estate
interests who finance IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

The patient Vas former.Ta-
CONAN Edward Jansen. w.ll-knoWn
a. an associate of radio station
XVI STAFF The other was Or
Ray r. Frederick. druglsss pfae.
titionsr.
In 1928. Jansen Vas stricken
with infantils paralysis lie NAs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

the extra money so that only 1000
or 5000 new pensioners may be
added during March.
The increase is expected 10 be-
come greater as new applications
are sifted and approved by the So
cial security department. During
February 10000 checks were sent
out.
Old Age Pension Union lead
ers demand that he Increase
the pension rolls to 5000 per-
sons. and assail his tax pro-
gram "a inadequate TO meet
Initiative 1s1 requirements.
The senate Thursday placed on
its calendar the governors gift tax
bill. designed to raise $500 600 this
coming biennium.
The house Thursday had on its
calendar for second reading Lang
lies revised merit system bill con-
tanning provisions from his and the
federation Of labor's civil service
bills. II would provide merit
system for state and county en-
ployes
Another senate bill. filed by
Sen. Leo McGavick Of Pierce
would direct the toll bridge gu.
thority IN reconstruct the Ia.
coma Narrows bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Academy Awards
Set for Tonight

Roosevelt delivers ar sdcrsas
Thursday night % the annual Mo
ton Picture Academy awards Din
nsr here An actor and an actress
will receive gold ststgsitss for ths
D<sf movie performance Of 1870.
For the b<Et sotrsas Of the y.af.
tbs award viii 70 20 one % ths
following. Bette Dayis. Katharine
Hepburn, Joan FOntsins. Ginger
Rogers or Martha scott. For the
rest actor: Charles Chaplin. Ray
monG Asssey. Henry Fonda. Lzn-
renee Oliver or James Stewart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Churchill Is Given
Vote Of Confidence

LONDON-The house Of COM
mons Thursday gave Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill a vote Of
confidence BY approving unsni-
mously Dill allowing members Of
parliament 20 retain their seats
while boiling government posts
abroad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

factor from usiaH the tisis
doctor"
Tho bill already hsi passsd ths
house. and Nas awaiting ss,lon
IN the senate
To Senators Paul Ihomss. os
King county. Barney jackson. II
Pierce. he had wired.
- respectfully request IN
opportunity 10 10 heard by
the committee before . ssis
CONTINUED on Psgs .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

-. the "hsipless" arm.
Jansen has not forgotten.
Today. IN Esn Franeisco. ~
si1,od ready ~ ins,snis noiies n
mop plane ara fly 10 Olympia
Hs Hndsr.tsod the srisl.-
furs Sss considering . bilI
shirh would prevent hls bsns-
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ustion because 81 the uncertainty
over the peace negotiations.
Ne Wa believed IN have
authority IN start the e,sess
alton st sas iipse.
There was every indication that
Japan had determined n fores
indo-chins 10 accept i,s terms by
this week end II possible. and eer-
tsIniy before the expiration Of the
currsn, true. March 7.
The tsuplisstios ss~mes "
~ that Jspes wss prepared IN
impose the p~see ~ s"s~s " "
could mt IA ss BY diptewssey.
National anxiety was increased
when newspaper dlspstehs. from
bangkok reported tina, . Chimes
army 81 10000. backed by sirons
artillery and tank unlts had
crossed Into the Shan area Of nfi,.
ish Burma 10 nll ths gap caused
by tho dispatch 81 burmese rein.
forcsmsnts TO Singapore
Tho dispatches ssia siss that
Chinese "nfth ssiunsaissss kaA
accompanies The army.
japanese ssS the reported move
a. a threat ~ combined British.
Chinese French indo- Chinese ar
ton In event sf . rsr Eastern
explosion
The Ls~ss hsuss ~ pssiis-
msos Thursday afternoon ~.
teosned s,,tdesI, .ssii Nsseh
~. In order u give tke gs,s
ssnn~ai . si~ss path for
sems~sGwsey action. Newts~ss
we're ordered In veossis In
Tokyo for . possible smss-
Ieosy .~ssion.
jus, bsfofs the adjournment ,hs
house ~ peers passed fhs drastic
official secrets act. previously
Continued on Page =. Column ~
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told ne would
never ~ :
sgain or .
gain us ~ his
nght arm
BE was car
ned into the
office ~ Or
Fre dsrif h
" ~ later
hls ~ ste
limbs Nraisht.
n no start.
81 ths program
81 tratnin
hich restored
he ability "a
zafk and u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Watchers along the southeast
coast ssN great flashes over the
inisss which covered ths Dover
strait. and the bursting ~ anti
aircraft shells and ths teams %
seafehiishts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
By THOMAS WAYLING


0TTAWA-Full force of has finally home TO the
average north Of the border John T. flor TYPICAL
Canada Only is he really learning the hard lesson of
war but what he is learning may be of what his
American cousin may be in for. later
didn't believe directly
except financially The navy Royal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Pensioners
New Average
To Be S34
initiative No. al
Becomes Effective
For Elderly Folks

OLYMPIA 4 10 per cent
increase in the number Of old
age pensions paid and a boost
from SD to S34 in average
amount of each check was
forecast Thursday for March
as the state prepared TO put
initiative l4l into effect for
the first time.
The estimate was based on a
sT67 900 grant made the state by
the federal social security board.
Il represented substantial in
crease over the federal grant for
February pensions.
Since the federal govern
ment pays half the cost Of
pensions. those figures indi-
Gated the state will spend
around 81 500. 900 for pensions
In March. compared to $1,000
900 for February.
Increasing the average amount
of each pension will use most OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
WAR BULLETINS

legation ThUrsdsy denied that German
troops Bulgaria added that Germany nas intention
o sending troops across Bulgaria
ksnys-Itsbsn forces apparently have abandoned
Italian SomsiAbd the SubA
aogsdiseio. oommuniqn ssh Thursday
south Tnesdzy said the
ferry that the
20 deserted
ASkARA Iuksy-Btsh dsstroysns sezsd IN. italian Dods-
Rosso after fornOur Dbsdnsnt and
British .srpaSes reported here
Thursday.
LOSDOS-Resene nearly IL
the bodies
Of ~ air sretrhs and other
raid kIkd b. German bomb
q brief raid Wednesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
China Army
Crosses Into
British Area
Jupun Determined
To Enforce peuco
One Woy or Other
sUllgv,N

tO>Wp> - ADMIRAL ~ ~
fleet lord ehssa-id ssia rhsss-
dss Ne har~a Isras ~s.ia me-
NJ ss fs.li.h 80 10 wsaks nssssis
fshs IN the pas gsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Woman Killed
By Automobile
Traffic Toll Now
Is Is in Tacoma

Death of Mrs Otilea c. Bottcher
Of p15 No. 10th ST. at No. 10th and
SITS al 1918 a. m. Thursday was
clearly unavoidable on the part OF
the driver Of the car which struck
her. Prosecutor Thor c. Tollefson
announced after ne and Deputy
William n. Goodwin completed e
thorough study Of the accident.
She was struck by a car driven
bv Peter II. Petersen Of 1904 No.
Alder st. The woman was taken
to Tacoma General hospital, but
was pronounced dead upon arrival
at 1890 a. m.
Mrs. Bottcher leaves son,
William Bottcher OF Tacoma. Piper
will announce the funeral.
Was Driving Home
Petersen. a 24-year-old St. Paul
4 Tacoma Lumber Co. millworker'
told the county officers Thursday
he was on mis- way home after
working a night shift when ne
felt a bump as ne passed No. 10th
81 corner. He stopped mis- car
across the intersection and went
back % see what ne had nit
Mrs Bottchers body was lying
or the pavement a few inches from
the curb. Petersen ran 70 house
and phoned for an ambulance, and
then waited 10 help
The victim. Goodwin said, wa
wearing dark clothing and carry
ing dark umbrella The night
was rainy At the time Of the &C
cident Petersen said he did not
see the woman. even after ne nj
her.
18th Fatality
Mrs. Bottcher. SIS years old. va,
Tacoms's 18th traffic victim sinc'
Jan. l. During February slon'
there have been three deaths in tn
CITY and two more IN the county
Prosecutor Tollefson announces
Thursday that Coronef 7. II. Lont
will hold an inquest next Wednes
day afternoon a. 2 O'Clock int
the death Of A z. Thompson. Ia
[ coma. restaurant proprietor, WIT
was killed last Saturday night a.
ne stepped off the curb az So. 4ti
and Tacoma ave. Tire car wsi
driver by Mrs. Sally Vose Of 150'
So. Adams 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Varying Factors: Death
To Taxes-Bring Conflict
Home to Canada Residents

In n
Il
Will likely that articles Of which this
the Canadian the American
may learn on 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Urges Three Per Cent Tas
tses~ssA~ss Sa~v~ass h 80
sls~s w~sl1 - sssuss~1 ~
csmiaG tws joan ss1ss ~
tsistsetve. rhs sslls wt11 vsss
fsnw the psessse to.eoo -
ss.ees. In nosseh ~ sases
Win have - psy se.eee SGD
ss ssssass " -. ~ $50
Lsnslss submitted hsiis so fhe
Legislature Thursday 10 foilow owo
requests ~ his special message.
Thsy ~"uld set up the thfss p~s
ssnt sales tss. with provision q
lconsinfisd 90 rags ~. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

TOKYO - japan. faced BY
the threat of an imminent
breakdown In Thailand.
French indo-China peace ne
sotistions. prepared Thursday
for an emergency evacuation
If It's citizens from Indo-
China.
I, was understood that the
foreign effics had instructed usrna
Yssu Haysshl. consul general ~
iisnoi. tndosthins. "a make Itnme-
date arrangements for the ss.a-
NAsttt>ofoN--Ths United
States moved Thursday Ia bolster
lts air forces Ia Alssss and tho
Philippines. with SITS additional
army MIR corps schedaisd for
Alaskan s.rvle. and t~o more pur.
suit groups assigned to the far
eastern outpost
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

OLYMPIA - Gov Arthur Il.
Langlie Wednesday night signed
HBs4, removing the double liabil-
ity on stockholders Of state banks
which have federal deposit insur.
ance. The bill follows up a ref
erendum measure passed at the
November election removing a
similar bar from the constitution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Former Tacoman Is Ready
To Show Gratitude for Man
Who Restored His STRENGTH
Victim OF Infuntile Paralysis
Willing TO Wage Fight In Olympic
Against Practitioner Measure
EDDIE JANSEN CITES OWN CASE
EDDIE JANSEN CITES OWN CASE

Time staff wfisfi
CAPITOL. gratitude to tho
who limbs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ..............s4s SOC, 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
PATHWAY TO PARADISE

Ia make that sound flinnant. but
failed.
She dropped her eyes and the
bewildering lashes hid them.
Yes perhaps.
"Ill go. AS / said | really have
-that appointment tffUw stuV1dty
he kept repeating thingsD Youn
be all right if you lock yourself
in and your your fiance will be
back before daybreak. Thanks for
"A pleasant evening. Miss Red
cliffe. Maybe I'll see you at
breakfast in the morning.
He moved out onto the porch.
He drew the fresh air into his
lungs. He felt saner. He'd better
be getting down to that ware
house or he might be missing
something or somebody. He had
crossed the tiny patch of garden
and felt the crunch Of the sand
under his bare feet, when he
heard her voice.
Mr.. or Wood"
Ridiculous in these circum-
stances that she didn't seem quite
able to recall his namel
He turned back and came and
stood at the foot of tho step
that led To the porch She had
hobbled out and was leaning
against one of the supports, her
eyes like stars.
Yes ?" He didn't mean to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

speak harshly, bAt he did.
LII" she Yas stammer-
ing, Il was just Oinking that
If you really wanted 10 go back
to England and fight for your
country and. and hadn't the
raru.
That wasn't what you came
out 20 say 10 me"
NO. The word seemed TO be
torn from her
He sprang mp the one step,
took her in his arms and held
her there He did not know how
often he kissed her, or how often
she kissed him. He only realized
at last that he must go. She had
trusted herself 10 him. He must
protect her.
He released her suddenly.
Thanks for the offer Of the
ticket home, Miss Redcliffe,' he
said, and was gone.
Ito BE Continued Next Week
Copyright. 1871. by American Weekly. Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
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Continued from Page l9)
You thought I was lying why
didn't you INSIST upon your young
man staying with you
She felt herself flushing and
was annoyed that she should, for
she had a reasonable answer Il,
| wanted 10 talk 10 you"
She felt his smile. knew it was
a hooking smile and resented il.
You mean you wanted to have
stab at reforming me ?" he
asked.
Yes. No, of course not!
But" she strengthened her voice
1T does seem pity that a man
like you should be wasting his
life I'm sorry. / know l have
40 right 10 say this"
No" he agreed pleasantly.
no earthly right. All the same
it's interesting Just what do you
think / should do with my life 2"
Not frfttcr il away! There is
work in this world for everyone
and especially now that your
country is at war "
He broke in CURLY. Please
don't keep harping upon that
It's the second time you've men
toned my country is at war;"
I'm sorry No, I'm not If
you feel chat way. II you're
really beginning TO feel that
way
Blast II all, don't you think
I'm human? How do you think
I feel rotting away in this stiff
ling dollhouse OF an island, know
ing that over in my own country
men are fighting and dying
knowing the places I have grown
up in and loved are being ruth
lcssly bombed Hasn't it entered
that lovely but quite stupid head
Of yours But suddenly he
paused What on earth had got
into him This was how he
felt. but never had he breathed
word of IT before not even 10
June. His line has been 20 as
sumo a complete cyniCism. Why
had he burted this out to this
girl? Was it because somehow
she had got under his skin?
CHE was breathing quickly, her
> blue eyes shining. For a mo-
ment her face looked transfig-
ured. she didn't seem 10 resent
his calling her stupid either
Il was sure you felt that way
III heart - Now convinced
everything has been justified.
Even that it all may have been
a pre-arranged plan Our crash
ing on this beach, my spraining
my ankle, Peter going off in
search Of car You just
needed someone 10 talk 10 you
Perhaps in a very inferior way TO
show you. She laid hand on
his arm. Don't be angry with
me, please. but / am so happy"
But he was angry For a mo-
ment his anger was more real
than his sense Of the humor Of
the situation. That this pampcrcd
girl should believe that she
could be instrumental in. showing
any decent Englishman where
his duty lay The conceit of the
femalei
He rose and walked across the
room. When he turned back nc
was no longer SO angry.
Suppose we stop talking about
me for a while ?" he suggested.
Tell me something about your
self. II isn't often one meets a
genuine millionaire"
He saw her face color. "Oh
81. you know"
Il think / remarked before
that this island was small.
Everyone knows your father, or
Of him"
Poor Daddy" she sighed, he
has a very hard life, I'm afraid"
"A hard life ?" He couldn't be-
lieve his ears for a moment. Il
should say, from what 1 know Of
him, he's led an exceedingly
pleasant and carefrec one"
"In a worldly sense, perhaps"
she agreed And I suppose it
may be all right. or seem all
right for a man like Daddy TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity TO actual persons
living or dead is merely
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

ucts made from that milk On the other hand, you
should learn some Arithmetic 49,"
can count up to ten already, interrupted Beuah.
Yen must do better than that +" Elsie replied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

for big jobs like mending furniture for delicate
work like ship modelling
THAT should make folks want to stick to every
thing that's Borden'sw said Beulah slyly.
ut certainly should, darlingp' laughed Elsie.
Even to the Borden products that don't happen
to come from milk. Like Borden's None Such
Mince Meat-the heart and soul of the spiciest,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Ito BE Continued Next Week
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All Rights Reserved