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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Wins Case
ooonilnucd irom I'arc H.

All 'lo pass. hut mad sntf'l-
iion the transaction was 90 Natt
boon rnahCed throich tho fHt
Nln ihc company oficra I'D
'onp .anu s!p for VI Muue +
S.ai. She refused hccaa-o ihe iA
was unsH'l.flcioIy Tho comp hy
refused further coop a'rn hu
siatril su' aeaint' MIS- Nnor for
tho cH'leo sim 81 SELDOM r.t N.
iCf and caimsAecd ON her bank
aNraNlf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Two macbnlSts. Must he expert.
enced with tools. Reference re-
euIred. lrply nj isl T.. Werner
Hlghnay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Mrs. Roosevelt Praises Work Done In
Compiling Negro History Manuscripts

The work being done by tho American Negro Manu-
scripts Division Of the Historical Records Survey in record
ng the important role played by friends of the Negro
obtaining for him emancipation Of suffrage woman
hood has won ma ional rccognition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Hubert Delaney To Speak AT The
st. Cyprian Anniversary Banquet

Hubert L. Delaney. commission ~ taxes tor the city
ef New York viii be the principal ,neaAer At the anrVer
sary banquet Of ST. Cyrrian Epscor8 Charh lwcfty-
eighth and Milford FRIDAY evening SeHs eG The Dan-
luei /. .lated Tor Z nm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Hear senators has. 4. nisgs and
STANLEY NoVak SUNDAY Night l0:l5
P.N. WIEN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Fights Extradition

4 Colnrcd C0nncllml
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Wanted

"A toIored Councilman
Evening star., 1941-10-05

To make all three soapings lather like
mad and to strip dirt with a ven
geance, get movement into water, as
when you use spray.
Companion-piece to soaps that make
you Immediately clean are deodorants
that give you an all-day lease on
freshness. In making choice of these.
you need to decide whether you want
to cheek perspiration or merely to
counteract odor. That point settled,
you can find dependable liquids, pow
ders or creams that will serve you
faithfully. But just how we'll depends
upon your willingness to cooperate
with the manufacturer - to read the
directions on the label, and to obey
them to the letter. Even then, the
efficiency of a product varies with the
individual user and depends lot upon
how active you are. how nervous you
Evening star., 1941-10-05

use practically any soap to good
advantage.
The same thing applies to shampoos.
These are formulated entirely for
efficient cleansing but when they are
chosen correctly. they can also help to
relieve dryness or to counteract oili-
ness of scalp. just as soaps are
designed to correct such conditions of
the face.
But the best shampoo preparation
in the world won't give you cleaning
auriole unless you use, plenty of it.
The difference between dingy mop
and one that dazzles is often that third
soaping and some more "elbow grease"
Evening star., 1941-10-05

fense against Times unremitting
attacks on smooth skin surfaces. Here
again your choice of cream depends
upon the nature of your skin.
If your skin is the dry kind. one of
the emollients that are rich in oils
helps to keep it soft, plant and more
resistant to lines or furrows. But where
the skin already has good supply
of oil. one of the emollients with
astringents in it can do much to keep
down the shine.
You can get double value from any
Of your creams or emollients if you
will always apply it with brisk, up
ward massage motions. using your
hands symmetrically. Leaving your
emollient on overnight is good, but
there is no more advantage to be gained
from a heavy mask of cream than from
an almost invisible film.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Virginia's anger rose little. 81
suppose should tell her. 1t isn't as if
she were turned out without friend
in the world. She must have money
saved. She can get a room and live
independently like other people who
are alone. Perhaps someone else in
town will want her services"
She's perfectly capable of looking
out for herself" Joe said politely, i'm
personally. Just erase the whole
thing from your mind. We can't have
you worried at time like this"
Virginia wanted to throw her arms
around his neck because tears were
very close to the surface, but Joe
wasn't looking at her. He was saying,
1--we got to run now" and there was
the barest touch of his lips.
When Joe had left for the bank,
Virginia determined to tell Esther be-
fore she lost her courage. Esther was
cleaning silver. mounds of beautiful
silver, much of it monogrammed with
Harriet's initials. Virginia said.
Esther, I'd like to talk to you"
Esther faced her, her eyes watchful.
I'm sorry to have to tell you this,
Evening star., 1941-10-05
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
How TO JUDGE COSMETICS

become, or how fatigued you may get,
Still on the list of necessities, is
cleansing cream. Even if you are a
shouter for soap-and-water, you need
a cream-cleanser to remove makeup.
and to soften your skin. A good
cleansing cream has four-point pro-
gram: 1t should spread rapidly. 1t
should wipe off completely. leaving no
greasy feeling behind it. 1t should have
no appreciable amount OF anything
that can be taken in by the skin. 1t
should be so compounded that it will
relax your skin and make it receptive
to whatever is to follow.
Today's many excellent cleansers
Evening star., 1941-10-05

burden of Mr.. Salentine's care fell on
me, too. l was happy to be of service
to them. | wanted to do everything
for you, too, but you didn't need me-"
Virginia shrugged. There isn't any
thing more to say, Esther"
Virginia went back into the living
room, feeling depressed. She decided
to take the car out. She wanted the
wind in her face. and she wanted
motion and speed.
She parked the car in her favorite
spot, high on bluff overlooking the
blue of the twin lakes. She sat on a
cushion of dry leaves. drew her knees
up under her chin and thought about
her baby. But Esther kept pushing
herself into her mind.
On her way back to the car Virginia
stumbled and fell. Dazed and little
frightened, she picked herself up gin
gerly and felt sharp pain in her
foot She had wrenched her ankle, and
hobbled painfully back to the car.
The drive home was a nightmare
She was only two miles from there
and to stop elsewhere would have
(Confinvsd on pogs 23)
Evening star., 1941-10-05
THE INTRUDER
Continued from poss seventeen

but MIR. Salentine and l wish you to
leave in a month. I'll be glad to give
you the highest of recommendations
Virginia had brought Joe's name in.
waving it like a triumphant flag of
victory. Esther's eyes were lowered
now, and defeat was written on her
heavy face. There was a sudden hush,
Esther's words exploding into it. "Yes,
Mrs. Salentine," she said fatty. I've
expected this for a long time. | tried
my best"
Virginia was sympathetic; she could
afford to be sympathetic now. She
said, 81 made a sincere effort to accept
you because of your devotion to Joe.
But, Esther, you we're constantly push
ing me aside. and your attitude said
plainly that you could run the house
without me. l did absolutely nothing
for Joe's material comfort. You gave
him spiritual comfort, too" Bitterness
crept into her voice. "Your impulses
were always noble. always unselfish."
Esther twisted her apron. Il was
afraid of this when you came" she
said. Il saw that you didn't need me.
Harriet depended on me. and the
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Repto--
BiS111o1
B, As Mllsrs sf 'Ussssseiss
ssss. u. .. PAT. orr. -
A Scratching Dog
MAY Be In Torment

The best dog In tho world can't be truly
happy when be must continually scratch,
from & % an Intense @ cit itching irritation tkat % nss
centered m the nerve endings Of his skin.
He u in frenzied torment-can't help him
self But you may. Try giving him, s
Powders, once each week. Note the quick
difference. Learn why q glad purchaser
wrote: IT surely was pleased, N the 23c
package helped my dog Immediately. He
has practically quit scratching, has more
pep and his hair 10 glossy again" Rex
Hunters Dog Powders cost only 2oc At any
good drug store or pct shop.
J.MlGeFs q Co. Dept. 147 .nanGAamtsa.N.Y.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

appeal to your syba-
ritic senses. From the
practical side come
scientific formulas, as
functional in their pur-
pose as the bath water
that you draw or the
basin in which you
wash your face.
But a full knowledge
of what the individual
cosmetics can do calls
for a little enterprise
on your part. At least,
50 thinks New York
University. which
offers a well-rounded
course in cosmetic hy-
giene to both men and
women. This course,
introduced five years
ago by Florence E.
Wall, outstanding
woman chemist and
cosmetologist, teaches
students how to know
their own needs and
how to choose their
cosmetics wisely and
use them to the best
advantage.
The mum ber-one
cosmetic necessity, ac-
cording to our teacher,
is a water-softener.
That's any one Of those
fragrant needle-fine
crystal salts or pow
ders that you heave by
the handful into your
basin and your tub.
They're important, but
not because they watt
a cloud of perfume, but
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Often leads 70 orea0e0 tyofrnes
with its soft shrinking gums
Do you know that Gingivitis
"A common gum inf1amma-
uon-may attack a out of 5
of us? 1t often starts with
tender gums that bleed when
you brush your teeth. If neg
lected-it may lead to Pyor-
rhea which only your dentist
can help. See him at once.
Then do this to-
Guard Against Gingivitis
Massage your gums and
brush teeth twice daily with
Forhan's-the toothpaste
known FIRST for both mas
saying gums to be frmer and
for cleaning teeth to their
natural luster.
Forhan' 's-formula of DIR.
r. ]. Forhan-costs no more
than ordinary toothPastes. So
enjoy its advantages-change
to Forhan's tonight All drug
and department stores. Week
end size at 10Y stores.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
New York University
is training students TO
choose and use them
%%@sssz Blythe

I" oDAY's cosmetics are the Off
spring of that blissfully welded
- pair - glamor and practicaity.
From the glamor-side of this family
tree they get their nice-to-sniff per-
fumes. delicate colorings, satiny tex
lures and the exquisite wrappings that
Evening star., 1941-10-05

kLldt ioAitlI Oil tihSo% ~
quirements are sharply
classified into two
types: one for the dry
skin; one for the oily.
Best for the dry skin
is the cold cream -
full-bodied but soft,
fairly fluffy or whipped
to-a-froth. This type
of cream usually con-
tains the rich oils that
help to counteract
dryness.
Better for the oily
skin is the liquefying
type of cleanser which
is translucent and
which melts almost at
the touch of your fin
ger, and contains
nothing that will add
greasiness to a skin
How TO AppIy
re Crsom
Bur the way you
apply a cream is inn
portant. To cleanse
your face thoroughly
it must be filmed with
cream, again and
again. a until your
cleansing tissue shows
no soil.
Auxiliary-aid to your
cleansing cream is
your softening cream.
which. according to
our teacher, every girl
needs to use after she
reaches the ripe old
age of twenty. It's
your best outward de-
Evening star., 1941-10-05

because they make the minerals in
water receptive to soap. Thus, you get
more action from your soap, little or no
curd in the water, and better job of
cleansing. The water-softening habit
is one in which this class of students is
encouraged for all washing purposes
- hair and hands, as well as bath and
basin Laundering" - especially in
hard-water districts.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Scoops Unjfor~k Good

AND they are told not to take their
soaps for granted, tip-off for the rest
of US. Soaps today are almost uni
formly good, and there are types to
suit every normal skin. If your skin,
for instance. is inclined to be sensitive
and dry, the bland or extra-fatty soap
will treat it with the most kindness.
But, if you have an oily skin, you can
Evening star., 1941-04-30

sisters, Mrs. Mary Mason Eufty and
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, both of
Washington; two brothers, Fred
erick Benson Warder, Washing
ton, and J. Fillmore Warder, Bos-
ton, and grandchild, Barry Hunt
Price.
Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon from Christ Epis-
copal Church, Rockville. The serv-
ices will be conducted by the Rev.
Raymond Black, rector, and burial
will be in Rockville Union Gene
terry.
Mrs Hunt was a native of Wash
ington. She had lived in Montgom-
cry County about 38 years.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Mrs. Rosumond Hunt
Dies in Rockville
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, April 30-Mrs.
Rosamond Aubrey Warder Hunt, ST,
wife of Henry jackson Hunt, 3d.
formerly judge of the Orphans
Court for Montgomery County, died
Sunday night at her home in Rock
vile after a long illness.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Rosamond
H. Price; two sons, Henry j. Hunt,
4th, and John Conway Hunt: two
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Smart Hostess Coats, S6.o5

Figure fotering royon jersey hostess coos Mother will love
for oondeIeht dinners at horne Long Upper fostenng
SHRED shoulders Tomato red aqua, and dusty Sizes
l2-40
The PGas Royal, Lingerie Third Floor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

vast numbers returning TO work,
there are still 6,500.O00 unemploy-
Cd. We have not yet taken up u
normal unemployment slack of B.
100000 to 1000, 900. When we do this,
| VIII begin to worry about initiation.
We stiII have a long way to go in
providing Jobs. The draft. plus n
.lrstmen'S in the army and navy, is
releasing relatively few jobs for our
present unemployed. But some day
real initiation viii appear on the
horizon. Before that happens | Will
fry to warn you all through this
@ai.'nn.
To think right of others is itself
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

TRY NIGHTS C0AIlIT WILL
please YOU, Its clean and cljnkcr-
less with low ash content. Gives
more heat for youu money, Try it..
Phone 1873. Nights Coal & Wood.
thurs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

\ Minneapolis man, arrested by
cops for shooting INTO an alley, pro
tested that he was only hunting ele-
plants. Too bad he didn't know the
season was closed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

Zadok Dumbkopf says north
ern Africa hasn't been such big
news since the days when Cleopa-
ira was d glamor girl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

Life in a department store takes
on added zest when two friends
happen to meet accidentally at the
Christmas gift exchange counter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02
NOTICE.

This Will notify all persons that w.
II. May has sold all his interest in
May-Smith Cleaning Company to D.
O. May, on the 3lst day of December
1910, and all persons will take notice
that from this day forward w. II.
May will not be responsible for any
OF the debts of May-Smith Cleaning
Co.. nor Will he be authorized t in
cur Indebtedness in the name Of
M~ay-Smith Cleaning Company. May
Smith Cleaning Company Will con-
tinue in business as usual, under the
management of d. O. May.
MAY-SMlTH CLEANING co.
w. n. May.
d. O. May.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

Movie star announces emphatlcal-
ly she is not seeking a divorce. what
is thA-a new type of publicity gag?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

No wonder Santa Claus passed out
s many loud ties this year. Look
at the costume the old saint pre-
terS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

FOR RENT=A NICE FIVE ROOM
house ON Zo|llicolier Ave. Alex S.
Watkins. l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

FOR CLEARANCE, PRICES
greatly reduced on all fall
dresses, hats and coats. VIII
liamS Style Shoppc. }O-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

GOOD LOOKS PAY BIG Ovid
ends and you a collect them il
you patronize this shop. Efficient
and courteous service. Phone 200
tor appointment. BrIdgcrS Beauty
Shop. lett
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

Here is the latest portrait of Cen
eral Ugo Cavallero, who recently
was named chief of the Italian
army's general staff, succeeding
Marshal Pietro Badoglio. The lat
ter resigned when the Italian adj
vance into Greece went INTO r.verse.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

FOR RENT TWO OR THREE ROOM
furnished apartment, all modern
conVenIVnces, gas, oil range. Water,
lights. phone. garage free. Rent
reasonable. Phone G42-J. 500 Row.
land street. l-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

try us. Our repairing can't be beat.
Free shine and shoe strings with
every halt sole job. l42-J. Bakers.
l4-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02
WANT ADS

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New term, January Is An acCrcdlt-
cd school. You can't afford t. wait
Tor hat business framing. Enroll
.aW! 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

To think right of others is itself
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02


0vY Y- -
" N ~
"a
HENDERSON BUSINESS COIIFGr
New term, January Is. An accrrdIi.
ed school You cant afford fl wait
'"' 'f'"' BUSINESS "'"''hs' Enroll
Nv .
I'D pr>,,r. r,,,,
FCh 80 Wv. HislAnL1
III 49,, - ",oo'iIS,
Avenue, Mrs. {. II. Eppcs, phone
$50. 3O6tt
PERSON GETTING RhNEkSlBLE
oNcicoat from Country NIuo dance
TUESDAY nishl please return to Ar
thUr Nepb on Daily Dispatch Of
ice Reward. Z-ltl
"
fhEh. Mo- y iioL!JA4
We nave AWAY gwen Tree SHINES
'"AN ~. 80 80 Jo,o,
Phone OBS. We call for. Grissum's
Shoe Shop. lit
-
FOR RENT=A NICE FIVE ROOM
W,atErs l,,f
-
FOR RENT TWO STORY FRAME
dveIJing corner turner al,nuc
and Zcnc street. Seven rooms. suit
ahlc for boar,jue holl,c or private
uNc'III7' NIuDO'', i.o1ii
- iN' '''N we 30.
"
Tpv rcu1.c cow II, VIII
! .i -. ,l '
less with low ASH content. Caves
3 more neal Tor Noll money Try II.
thoAt 100. f1lShl Coal * Wood.
lhurs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

FOR RENT MODERN SERVICE
statiuu and store OF I. $. Highway
No. !. Address "ScrVIce Station",
care Dispatch. 2-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

NEW LOW ADMISSION PRICES AT
the Embassy and Stevenson, Toe
children, soc adults. matinee and
night. 3l-2-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02

FOR SALE GOOD WORK STEER,
viii work single or double. He Is
Williams. 233 Ghu!sOu Ave. Phone
543-J. 3l-5ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-02
81 S~i RIP HON PRICES
fayauie strictly III Advance

Entered At .ue post Office II Heudei
son, N. (. second Ctdsl man matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
CONTINUED tomorrow

had his wish granted. for he GER
tainly did get on the firing line
when a German bomb blew his
mummy into dust at the London
College Of Surgeons.
The bombing is the subject of
an article. Waited 400 Years 10
Get on the Firing Line, in The
American Weekly with this coming
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
day Times. The article has been
dramatized for Front Page
broadcast, The Mummy's Re-
venge." TO be heard over Station
WJBk at 2 As p. m. tomorrow.
Tune in on Station WJBK for
the broadcast tomorrow and read
about Ra-Neier in The American
Weekly with the July 20 issue Of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

was equally emphatic. When
they had gone through the door,
/ rose, and slipped my hand un-
derneath Nancy Carew's elbow.
What an opportunity for that
talk you wanted with me-" i
said, impelling her toward the
outside hall.
isn't it," she responded
heartily. I'D call II heaven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
WJBK End(ts
Mummy Tale

All his life, Ra-Nefer, a noble
man OF ancient Egypt and friend
OF Snofru, The greatest phaTOdh
Of the Third Dynasty. longed TO
90 10 war But Ra-Nefer (pret-
test man IN all EgypD was TOO
popular with the ladies OF the
royal household At last the no
bIeman COR what remained Of himl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

sent. only I'm afraid there was
nothing heavenly about the
thing that enabled us to get to-
gether."
mo, indeed" I said. "NOw
that it's over, don't mind tell
ing YOU that l was terribly
afraid OF what Noel might do"
lCnnfinned fnnnrrn,vn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

NOELHURRIED away while /
leaned my head against the wall,
utterly spent with the reaction of
relief, after my terror at his muir
derous rage against Redfield.
The door of Mary's bedroom
opened and she came up to me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
w iftIy with

5 w IL I y witt
.e eye upor
other door
"W n ere -
n Oel?" she
a S k @ d anX-
iously. you
did "a mag
nifcent Job
getting him
out. 1 dashed
ut through
my bedroom
as you went
out this way.
But II Noel
headed back
for trouble 4:
Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
7-lS

HORIZONTAL
j Turkish hat.
Animal
Drag with a rope.
IL SaafattOn
49, Prince of Afghauisfan
Is origin
l7-Made Of oak
Ig-Aboye
20-Gotern
2i--Nlolent.
23-Uuited
2s Accessory seed covering
IL support
rs International language
20 Vegetable
30 Female OF the run.
81 Cooking utensiL
30 within.
33 Wharf
"a Rise and fan Of ne ocean
IS Hurt
81 Made a pavement.
is ElhptiCsl
80 Game 81 chance.
40 Part ~ cost
42-Relating 20 the roof % The mouth
45-Be Indebted
Growing out.
IS Personality
az Married
5O-Widow's estate.
5l-Canine
VERTICAL
Tire out
might before q holiday
Queen Of Palmyra.
4-Founded
5-Mohammedan prince.
6-Roman coin.
symbol for selenium.
Slash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
REVELATION TO MARY

"But didn't he look positively
savage when he started across
the floor: I didn't know he had
IL in him"
There was something in her tone
which | did not understand.
The next instant her prediction
was justified, for the door opened
and Noel escorted Nancy CareW
through II. The old actress had
never given a better performance
! decided. than when she cam,
fluttering up 10 me the picture OF
grIeved anxiety
"Noel tells me YOU are faint"
she SAID. land will need some
body to go to your room with
you. do hope YOU will say !
am adequate help. for really.
neither Olga nor Mary ought 10
leave the party"
"NOu're all the help ! need" l
said firmly MARY, child"
"Oh. know when I'm put in
my place" Mary SAID airily I'm
20 back 10 the party now, and
make your excuses as prettily
ms I can. How about IL, Noel?
Give me hand or an arm
back"
He hcSitated only for an in
slant, then put ms hand beneath
- elbow. patiently realizing as
did. that their temperance
Upon apparently friendly terms
would be the quickest possible way
10 stne any idle gossip.
Remember" | SAID softly as
they turned away. play up,
both Of YOU"
CHANCE FOR TALK
"Okay." Mary answered, and
NoerS slower I'll remember"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

will have to knock two people
dOwE 10 get at Steve. Dads got
Steve i'm tow, with Olga on the
other side OF him. oh, I never
dreamed. And yet, underneath
i was afraid, too"
"YOu'd better start dreaming"
I told her Sternly. II want 20
talk TO you later"
"And I want 10 talk TO YOU"
she retorted meaningly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

but imagine II will he old
Nancy whom Noel will bring
back to YOU. Dad and Mother
will think they have TO form a
guard OF honor around Steve
until they're sure that Noel has
Gained down"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
MARY ANXIOUS

know what NOers DOING" She
repeated anxiously
"YOu don't need 10 worry
about him just now" / said. "He
has gone in to get Olga or
Nancy Carew to come out here,
To give the impression 10 the
others that really was faint"
I'm awfulIy glad those babies
In there didn't get their eyes and
ears full" she said "Of course
Steve will beat IL IA soon a. pos
Able-I don't think little SteVie
quite 80 yalorOus of the stage
Fas he II on--and it's about time
for the party To break up any