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very informative thing. In that
rowboat one Of the two iron row
locks was missing"
He paused. If II had been
missing when you used the boat
last night you would have had
difficulty navigating IT, wouldn't
YOU You've just told us you had
no difficulty al all. one must
assume therefore that both row
locks were in the boat last night
when you rowed IL 10 the sail
boats mornings
Don broke in What has that
got 20 do with anything ?"
It's got a great deal 20 do
with everything. When I heard
the rowlock was missing 1t gave
me an idea. I had the man spend
the afternoon rowing back and
forth between the dock and the
mainland -- searching for the
rowlock. He found IL finally.
thanks "a the clearness of the
Bermuda ocean. II was lying on
the sand under the water about
fifty feet out from the island
jetty"
So that was what the man Kay
had seen that afternoon IN the
sound had been doing With sud-
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with a keen, Unconditional atten-
ton almost as if he were
pleased with the way things were
going.
The Major said gruffly: Well,
Chiltern, I'm waiting for your
reaction"
. 1t was Elaine now rather than
Terry who arrested Kay's con-
Germ. Her face was pale. One
hand fluttered dazedly to her
cheek and dropped again.
That's fantastic" she blurted.
you can't think Terry killed
Ivor-with a rowlock l tell you
it's a fantastic idea"
The Major looked at her cold
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theatregoers at play The girl
struck a match and carried it TO
the cigarette. Her hand was a
little too steady.
It's pretty case you've
worked out against Terry, Major
Clifford, but it seems TO rest en-
tirely on the assumption that he
could have sailed around the
island to meet Ivor by the jetty.
You say there was no witness TO
the position Of his sailboat at the
time Of the murder. There was
a witness I'm the witness"
THE Major had stiffened and
! was watching her with a kind
Of bristling bafflement.
Il haven't spoken before" she
said, because I'm human and
didn't want to get into trouble.
But things have gone little too
far now" Smoke curled from her
nostrils. Last night around
eleven-thirty-for what, / be-
lieve, are called reasons of my
own--I padded over to the
island from my fathers dock l
was about half way to the play
house jetty when l heard Ivor's
boat start from Hurricane
House. The moonlight was bright
and Terry's sail being white,
was easy 10 see. At that moment.
which was just a few minutes
before the time you've decided
Ivor was killed, l saw Terry's
sail plainly. 1t was just where
he said IT was-way out beyond
the island. He couldn't possibly
have tackled in against the wind
all that distance TO kill Ivor."
She smiled sardonically around
the cigarette. I'm sorry If it
spoils your case. But there isn't
any conceivable way in which
Terry could have committed that
murder"
Kay had known, of course, that
Simon had taken that trip to the
island. But she hadn't known that
she had seen Terry's sail Ger
tainly she hadn't expected her 20
come rushing to Terry's defense
at so obvious a risk to herself.
She felt a sudden admiration
for this girl who once again had
proved that her heart was less
hard-boiled than her tongue.
Terry was gazing at Simon,
his face relaxing some of its
agonizing tension. There was
gratitude in his eyes, frank adj
oration-but anxiety too.
Simon, did you really see me?
You're not just saying this to
protect me?"
Simon smiled at him with
family hooking tenderness. you
ought TO know by now that I'm
not the martyr type" She
turned back to the Major. She
was not smiling any more and
yet a slight hint of amusement
still showed in her extravagantly
blue eyes. why don't you pay
some attention to me for bit
instead Of concentrating your big
guns on the Chilterns? I'm tired
of being the forgotten woman.
Last night at the time Ivor was
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she Green Didrj

one, presumably IN a boat. halls
Drake just as the speedboat is
approaching the island dock.
Drake throws the speedboat out
Of gear, slows up. The person
who hailed him boards the speed
boat. He has already obtained
the iron rowlock which. with the
cord twisted around the wrist,
makes an efficient weapon
Drake is in no way suspicious.
How easy for his assailant 10
strike him, push him overheard,
drop the rowlock in the water,
and then return TO his own boat.
AS il happens, brakes foot
catches in the aquaplane rope.
The speedboat drifts with the
tide 10 the island beach, drag
ging Drake after it,"
Kay was very conscious of Gill
bert and Maud then; Gilbert very
gaunt and keyed-up, leaning for
ward in his wheel-chair; Maud
her chiseled face wearing that
same dead impassivity which it
had worn when Tim and Kay had
caught her in the bicycle shed.
At the back Of her mind,
where she was strying TO stifle
it, the thought came to Kay: If
Ivor was killed that way, Terry
isn't the only person who was
out in the bay at that time.
Tim had been out there too!
kAAJOR Clifford's needle-sharp
wv gaze was focused on Terry
Couldn't it have happened
that way, Chiltern ?"
Terry's tan was a rather sick
~ yellow now. II suppose so"
You're sure that's just a sup
position ?"
"What-what do you mean ?"
II should think it's fairly OBJ
vious what / mean" The words
came in an irritable explosion.
do have to make myself
clearer? All the rest of your
truth-loving family claim that
they were on the mainland at
the time Of brakes death. But
you were out in the bay alone
in your sailboat; you were the
one who had used the rowboat;
you had every opportunity to
have obtained the rowlock; you
have no witness to the position
Of your sailboat or to any of
your movements either before
or Immediately after the crime
was committed. He snorted
Get what I'm driving at now ?"
It had never occurred to Kay
that the attack against Terry
might come this way-through
opportunity and possession of
the murder weapon, instead of
motive. With a sinking heart she
realized how damning things
were against him-even without
the forgery evidence which she
had so signally failed to destroy.
She glanced instinctively at
Tim Thorne whose medical bag,
squatting at his feet, was now.
the sanctuary Of that crucial evil
dence. To her surprise, surprise
that tilted over into alarm, she
saw that Tins eyes were bright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Beginning Next Week! A Famous Author
New Serial Thof Will Touch the Heart
Of Every Reader

TTRACTIVE and gifted Peggy MacElroy who loved her
~ husband their three small children and lived In subur
han New York to lunch with a college girl
she hadn't for years.
Together they called fashion artist and
there brilliant versatile people who doing
things the world They stirred in her lead fuller
interesting life Her decision to follow
which achieved before
complications that affected whole household
What happened Is Understandings told in
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1871 by Amorcan wccly Brtan Rghis Reserved
Evening star., 1941-09-10
III MASS AVE NV,
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkEUR.
tContinued.)

9434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. (cor. 26thl-s
rm. (KHB and ~. water. elec., gas,
> porches 1St A.; Sl2 wk. or best bid.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH PRIVATE
entrance. tele., garage: employed or elderly
couple; S45. sH. 3s42.
ROOKLAND-ENTIRE End FLOOR; q
bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitch-
enette, semi-bath adults; S65. MI. 0hs1.
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APARTMrhTs FURNISHED.

YOUNG LADY 10 SHARE MODERN APT.
unlim. phone. 2707 Adams Mill rd. NV
Apt. 105. Mr.. sth and Col. I'd. MI. 39l3.
PA 22nd NV, APT. 20--2 BEDRMs..
liv. rm., kit, bath, shower; walking dist:
avail. now. See today. 4 to 8. DI. 1898.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT. WITH
other young ladies' NV. section. mr.. trans.
all util. $2b. Michisan 1882 ewes.
WANTED, i OR GIRLS TO SHARE APT,
close in. Call Apt. al. The Chsstleton.
1913 NJ sT. N.w.-BED-LIVTNG RM.,
kitchen, bath, porch, Frisidaire. e.h.w.:
newly decorated: downtown: phone: S45.
STUDIO CO6PLETE FURNISHINGS; VERY
desirable and comfortable for Q. 4007
Conn. ave-, Apt 513. EN- 1882.
ar BRYANT ST. NE. fRHoDE ISLAND
at 4the--Larse kitchen and bedrm., furn..
for light housekeeping: ami. Ho. 1O42.
315 9th ST. s.E.-LARGE RM, AND
kitchen. attractfvely furnished. adults.
COLUMBIAN HALL 1888 COLUMBIA RD.
Modern / and room kitchenette
apartment: good location: resident mgr.
LOVELY FURNISHED BED-LrvING ROOM
modern, suitable for two kitchen prtvlleees.
4120 &dmunds st. NV. EM. e513.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

I40S DECATUR Nw-Sinsle room: newly
furnished, semi-private bath, unlimited
phi: gentleman. Protestant: S4 IL
1880 r. L AVE. N.E.-Lse. rm. in mod.
apt: next bath: car at door: no other
roomers: S25 sgl, S35 dbl HO 1859.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
ZUZU Z 81. ". w.
MEN. S34 MONTH.
1888 18th ST. NV.

1888 10th ST. NV.
Single. double, triple ras: beautifully
furn.: unusual meals: near bath.
1401 10th ST. NV.
Large, airy rooms, nicely furn.. plenty
Of baths. selected menus. Switchboard.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.
We specialize in good food and service
Some doubles and triples available. 171s
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds, White lie
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Fe
Store. 61e K St NV Metropolitan OOs
Evening star., 1941-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WAsHER9-Bendix. reposs.. Dc luxe model.
formerly $178.bQ, now Se9.eb; easy terms;
Ell Ssh zIuF crNrR shi s 514 10th ST. NV
AuTHoRraEp 14Ic u .e DRALFR .e ior BENpn fSsy NAY.
TAG; 9ENERAL ELECTRIC. wEsTING-
they are available and prices are low. Lib
eral trade-in allowance, Easy terms. You
may pay EhacfSiciE ElIh fSIF sisht eFNTlrs silIl
614 10th St NV. National ss72.
WASHING MACHINES Bendix. ABc.
Westinghouse, O. e. Liberal trade-in allow
SPINS vasy 1s Esee 81 shoD 4so5 sn M
ave. NV. Emerson 1868. Open evenings
LUMBER.
Flooring and framing. denailed $40 per
Sc r St. s.w. RE s4so.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
ciuded; made like new in finest tapestry
and triszstte; workmanship EIsrantsed.
25os I f4th HaTc 81 NV. SrAsahHG coIuMsfA Go ass1.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Bricks, lumber doors. sash. bathtubs
from hundreds Of wrecked bldgs. paint. si
gallon, General Wrecking Co. MI. 6177.
PIANO AND COMPLETE DIN
ING ROOM SET. Excellent con-
dition high-grade furniture. Will
sacrifice. No dealers. Call be-
tween z and Q pm. Woodley Park
Towers. 2737 Devonshire pl. NV,
Apt. 206. co. 1856. To-
MUST SELL - Restaurant
equipment, including chairs,
t. bles, icebox with COM
presSor and miscellaneous
equipment. Sholls Cafeteria,
1882 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CALF, SEPT. 13. VIA
Texas, take J. share expenses. Call 8
am. to pm. Hillside 0555. IL"
PRIVATE AUTO GOING TO FORT BLISS,
Tex (Elpaso). Sept. 18th return 10 days.
room for four passengers. Call MRS,
CRUMPLER, Adams 1851. 10 10 pm. 13-
LEAVING FRIDAY. $50 AM. NASH
vile. Tenn, by way OF knoxvliie, 40
Dodge. take 3; reasonable. SH. 5304-J
DRIVING TO SIOUX FALLS, s. OAK.
Sept 18th, new car, take 2. BURDETTE
DYER, WI 0S41. IL
DRIVING TO MIL LWAUKEE VIA. CHICAGO
Sept. 10, can take . or 3; Dodge sedan.
Sligo 3515. IL
WANTED-l OR . PASSENGERS TO
Nashville Sept Is, share expense. Phone
Columbia 1925
Evening star., 1941-09-10

SAxOPHONES-Sale of used instruments:
Buescher tenor. like new. S99.50: easy
terms: private lessons included at small
extra cost. Republic 6212. Kits, 1880 G
st tIniddie nf tha blork)
Evening star., 1941-09-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOMS WITH BOARD.
NV. SEcTIoN-Lady, Govt. empl.. wants
roommate; detached private home. twin
beds: reas. Bus or car. wo. 3ooa.
1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. .N.W-A
distinctive home for young people. in an
unsurpassed location: reasonable.
1905 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-va-
cancies for young men; doubles. triples
switchboard; excellent meals; reasonable.
422 OGLETHoRPE ST. N.w.-Double room
Rest Ra ats ss bath express bus family meals
SIS. $50. 1872 PER MONTH. Southern
home cooking Mrs. Lula Dean. 2114 18th
st. NV. North e25s. 10.
MARIETTA. 1928 18th st. .n.w.-Newly
furnished. single and double rooms. run;
home. Also rooms for boys. Excellent board.
26ls wooDLEY PL. NV, vic. .wardman
Park Hotel-Douhle room overlooking ROCK
Creek Park. DU. 9762. IA
1909 18th ST. NV. above Mass. ave
distance downtown: balanced meals.
DOWNTOWN, 633 H st. s.w.-Nicely FUR
nished, private home; balanced meals:
side rms, private bath semi-priyate bath;
nice meals: near Dupont Circle.
JEWISH HOME. Dupont Circle: front room,
twin beds, newly furn.. next to bath with
shower: reas.: privileges. NO. 4005.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for. young
people to save money and have the best
home life: S2S-S30. Oliver 6603.
UPPER 18th ST-Exclusive: 9 very de-
sirable vacancies: lovely surroundings,
every convenience, home privileges, select
menus: quick trsnsp. ia. 901b.
LOVELY ROOM in nurses home, where
your mother will receive care and love;
excellent food and cultured surroundings.
Wisconsin s7S4.
1411 UNDERWOOD. near 1tth--Master
bedrm. beautifully furn., pvt. bath. c.h.w-,
twin beds: pvt. Diet. home, home cooking;
bus at door; yentiles. GE. 1884.
1898 2sth ST. N.W,-Single front room.
private family; excellent meals; gentleman
preferred
1890 ARKANSAS AVE, Nw.-single room.
next to bath. for gentleman: pvt. home; 2
meals. $40 month. ia. s177.
1884 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. the
Shuilome-Single or double; young lady; ;
reas. rates: reference.
2O20 F ST. NV.
MEN x34 MONTH
Evening star., 1941-09-10
REST BTJYS IN D. C..

ALL PROFITABLE ESTABLISHMENTS,
Grocery stores, delicatessen stores. vari-
ETY. stores. restaurants drugstores. service
stations. beauty parlors rooming houses.
METROPOLITAN BROKERS, sos Invest
ment Bldg DI 1878
Evening star., 1941-09-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, experienced cleaner. wants
day work North 3474.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

DOwNTOwN-Attraeti large front room,
near bath: gentlemen or employed couple.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

REFRIGERAToRs-Do you want bsrgains
in nationally known refrigerators. washers
an, and other , sppiiancesa Come , out to & the
s4o modes sf.rs W.snsbose sy Ct Drsss He
point Kelvinator. Philco Norge, All brand;
new l94o-1s41 models In stock Renewed
cash %AEp II s5m RA6fo 81 APPNeE fPI shse ssn'er
s535 Ga Ave. Silver Spring. SH 229a.
REFR1GERAToRs, G. Z. and Frisidaire.
renishsa n to foos Ike new auarsnteed
Catlins. Inc, 1924 n. Y. ave. NV. MA. 1884.
REFRIGERATOR. westinghouse. 6 Gu. it.,
good condition; terms. Md, Elec: Co, LOG
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. WA. 1875.
UGs-First-auslity sxl5 2-tSne vine vine
twist. Call co. 6343. Apt. 4l5.
RUGS gorgeous Oriental rugs. slightly
used: sacriflce for cash. Phone Wisconsin
1892
sAxoPHoNEs-sale Of used instruments:
Buescher tenor. like new, S99.5o easy
terms: private lessons included at small
extra cost. Republic 6212. Kits. 1880 G
st. emiddle of the block.
SEWING MACHINES. new and used: easy
free 611 18th st. NV. Ma. 111s.-
STUDIO CoUcHEs with 3 pillows, good
condition: S25 for pair, or viii sell single
KItf.s KRoMBDS5 fsse gssa. e Indiana 1885, terms,
Smiths. $500 up: portabies; terms.
rentals, $500 per month; free delivery.
Macdonald Typewriter Co., SIS 14th St.
and used, sold. rented. repaired. Terms.
Open evenings. American Typewriter Co.
1881 East Capitol St Ii. O0s2.
TYPEwRTTERs.Rentsls for civil service ;s
Tspewrifer Co. Ii1e I4fh NV. DI. 7s7s.
VACUUM CLEANERS. ALL MAKES. new
prices. Parts and repairs.
sos 1Ith st. NV. Ma. 7773. IL.
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and snsr, as
tosy Tesglts at sl7ss and nv vi we e.s. srs
safes ana EEEcTsicAL fssSlfSsi CENTER.
b14 10th st. NV. National 6S72
wAsHERs-Buy at the Piano Shop and
s las, s43: Apex. s sss; As.c.. sss: crosiey
S35: Thor. $2e. Price includes filler hose
10 days moae tIal Easy .ps ssrm zsS
Piano shop, D iofs lois 9TH SaI q. NV. w
WASHERS SALE, Bendix reduced to 500 95.
installed; full line Of I941 Dendix wsshers
greatly reduced: discounts up to 4oss.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.
Washineton's Largest REFRIGERATOR House,
S1I 9th st. NV RI. 1I75.
Open Till PM
WASHERs-Brand-aew standard makes Of
washing machines In crates at deep-cut
prices A. low as $27; 81 weekly; liberal
sa0s-sa ATLAS .sissiasiA APPI1ANcE COMPANY.
Washington's LARGEST Appliance HOUSE,
921 g st. NW.-Entife Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes. TIL r-N.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
THE ARGONNE

1929 COLUMBIA RID NV
Spacious apartment now available, con-
sisting of 3 bedrooms baths. living
room, dining room. kitchen and reception
hall. Columbia 1885
Evening star., 1941-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

CRANE. Universal. truck. with pneumat
tires. $40 per day. Mr.. Haddad, Atlsnti
3242 12s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11

Miss Marjorie Garrod spent the
week end with Miss Donna Garrod.
Judd Rd.
Mrs. Ruth Hainer, Ann Arbor,
spent Friday evening with her
mother, Mrs. Sarah buckingham.
Ruth Simonds was a Saturday
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. William
Simonds, lnkster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Merritt and
son Thomas, Detroit. were Sun
day supper guests OF Mrs. Laura
Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hammersch-
midi, Detroit. and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Squires. Ypsilanti. spent Sun
day with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchingham.
Miss Nina Thilo. Ypsilanti. spent
the week end with her father. Fred
Thilo, and grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Duane.
Mrs. Frank Sikorski visited Mrs.
John Linnenkugal. Talladay Rd.
TT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
Fifty Eight Students on
Lincoln School Honor Roll

Fifty-eight are listed today on the
annual honor roll for 1904 at Lin.
coin Consolidated School.
Twelfth graders receiving high
honors are Arlene Grabach, Arlene
Robbins, Gloria Walker. Robert
Hops. Robert Prleskorn;. eleventh
graders. Beth Austin, Kenneth
Colts. Doris VANITY. Wayne Thomp-
son; tenth graders, Joyce Haft, Juva
Trausch: ninth graders. Robert Car
ter. Helena Day. Gerald Null;
eighth graders. Edna Marie Carey.
Roseland Purcell. Ella Mae Smith.
Eleanor Smalley: graduate, Marion
Lemke.
Honors recipients are twelfth
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11

Klapper. Helen VANITY. Wilhelmina
Kirby, Mildred McDougall; eleventh
grader. Kenneth VANITY; tenth grad
ers. Jean Clark. Rozenna Splitter,
Ernestine Schattenhelm. Duane
Dysinger, Herbert Bowles; ninth
graders. Kenneth BobicE Phyllis
Hearl. David Nimeshine, Mary VII
liams; eighth grader, Nancy Beal;
graduates. Argery Stlnnett. Betty
Schaerer. Phyllis Simonds.
Those receiving honorable men
ton are twelfth grader. Justin Small
ley; eleventh graders. Janet Camp
bell, Lloyd Hansen, Cornelius
Reeves, Florence Sikorski, Louise
Wright; tenth graders. Ruth Dieter,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
LABORATORY GUARDED

Lansing. Dec. il-lNS-BeCaust
Of the war emergency. laboratories
OF the state health department
near Lansing have been closed tc
all but department personnel, II
was announced today Employe,
have been nngerprinted and given
Identification cards
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11

ty Breiniug. June Bryant. Nelva
Hardy. shirley Staebler. Russell
VANITY. eighth graders. Lois Smith.
Rosie Blandowski. Helen Blandow-
ski Roberta Eckinger. Philip Jane.
son; graduates. Dorothy Sampler
Esther Colby.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11

Detroit. Dec. Il ms tunera,
arrangements were made. today
for Philip J. Schwergckhagdt SO. a
railroad switchman. Who was XIII
ed instantly when he stepped in;c
the path OF a backing switch en-.
CINE.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
PLAN PROTECTION

Detroit. Dee Tins Advised
that Detroit would be the number
one bombing target OF any pos
sible air raids in the Midwest
the civilian defense committee
moved rapidly tocay 10 perfect an
elaborate air raid protection sys-
TEN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
PLEDGES cooPERArIoN

Detroit, Dec. Tins Raul
Reyes Splndola. acting consul in
Detroit for Mexico. today pledged
the cooperation OF Michigan's Mex
can colony OF 10000 in the United
Ctates' va EFFORT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
TO SPEED PLANS

Lansing. Dec. 1i-lNS Defense
Administrator Harold A. Furlong
said today that members Of the
state defense council will meet FIJI
day in Lansing to speed plans for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
Whitaker
ENTERTAINs SOCIETY

Whitaker. Mich, Dec. ll-Mrs.
Frank Sikorski entertained the
Altar Society this afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
Celebrate Anniversary

Celebrate Anniversary
Mr., and Mrs. John Houck were
surprised Saturday evening when
their children aud grandchildren
came to help them celebrate their
45th wedding anniversary. A deli
cious lunch with a large wedding
cake was served. They received
many lovely gifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Pitfalls of Love
By Adele Garrison

and Carolyn listened. patiently
impressed.
1.-THE fumes are bad" she said
But you've plenty of time TO
rest. haven't you ?" She asked.
Loads" Dicky answ cred
cheerily. But what I think She
really needs is a little walk
when she's rested. She's been
sitting in the car 81 long, and
also she's been pretty much
upset. You won't mind staying
alone, will you. Carolyn? I'll
haze the police patk-itse4
across the road. Then II you
need anything or get frightened
at anything you can blow the
horn. and they'll come tearing
over"
Al the first mention Of the
police car. Carolyn'S head hac
jeTked upward like-fhat- of =
colt. but as he talked
on her fears evidently quoted, anC
she answered him IN matter-of.
fact fashion.
NO, I'd just as soon sit here
by myself" she said
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

THINK Carolyn senSed in my
voice the uselesSneSS OF further
debate. Al any rate. she seFaH4-
bled up from h, knees. and cow
cred again in the corner of the
seat.
,I'll signal 10 Uncle Dicky
now" ! told her. There's no
use in staying around here any
longer"
/ got out of the car. knowing
there was no longer any danger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

Of her running
away. az least
not with the
police car with
IN signaling dis
tance and wait
ing until Dicky
turned in his
" ak. gave him
a beck on in {
signal
He came back
with the stride
Of the long dis
tanCe runner he
used 10 be and
| " a ! k ed 10
meet HIM
eI ftnttSf falIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
A Sequel to Marriage MeddIers

Put on an act" he muir
INJURED. Lean on me heavily.
and when YOU get back to the
car. and l make sOlicitous in
quiries. say that YOU think the
gasoline fumes have made you
i'll. and that you'd like TO wait
hit before starting on"
Just a. you say" ! told him.
Patient Grisel da." lie
squeezed my hand as ne uttered
the familiar gibe, and | gave
his an answering squeeze with
the feeling of Utter and inefahle-
comradeShip which only couples
long and happily married
possess
| must have put on an act
which was convincing. for Caro-
Iyn looked up startled as ! came
back 10 the car, with Dicky al
rnocf cart.A.ifc ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

MUST tAlk '
to you where Carolyn can't hear
YOU before we 20 on" ! said in
low tones which the girl could
not possibly car. "Can you
manage it"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

Answer to yesterdays puzzle