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l1.30 p. NJ.

kMO-Johnny Davis Or
Chestra
XVI - Oman Melodies
Il-55 News
KOMO-DanCe Music
i IS News
Concert,
II IS News y Md
night Concert Hour.
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KMO-John p. Hughes.
s as, Sons OF Pioneers
KVI-Dinner Music.
KOMO-College Humor
x J r Popular Pot
Pourri7?: 8 as. STORY
Drama.
KIRO-Tax Plan .35
Music. as, Gypsy
Violins.
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KMO 49, Orchestra. il:45.
Christian Science.
KNI-Concert Hour.
- Guiding Light.
l1:45. Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife. ll:45.
Plain Bill
KIRO News. II as
Woman OF Courage.
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KMO We're Always
Young: l as. Edith Ad-
ans Future
KVI-Modern Masters OF
Music.
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey
1:45 Mary Marlin
KJR - Tropical Moods,
l45. Cowboy Joe.
KIRO O'Neills. l:4ol
HOnseWlNeS.
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The commodore tugged az Cap
tam Leedscourt's sleeve. They
whispered together for = few sec
onds before the captain spoke
again:
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mo - Charlie Barnett
Orch
KVI-SWinz
Orchestra
K J r Fishing News
II IS. organ
KTRO-Stevens and Car
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X NJ o - News 10 IS.
FREDDY Martins orch.
,KVI-SEing Parade
- Music.
KJR-Armv Band
r News Roundup
l0.AS IFfs Waltz.
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KMO-Studio: l.l5. Con-
LESSONS OF a Corsair
XVI Mystic Melodies
l.i5. Rhythm Review.
KOMO-Home OF Brave
I:l5, Portia Blake
KJR - Richard Brooks
l:i5 Cecil Solly.
X O. Betty Croker
us NpWs
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KMO-Musle: 3 IS. Prof
Lindsey
siiEn Serenaoe
345, Four ESQuiTes
X o NJ o - We Present
2 IS News
KJR - o wen Williams
singer. 9 IS Out Of me
Blue
RIRO when . Cir
Aarrles. 5 IS. NoFlo
To-Day
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KMO-Jans Arden. 49,.
Crazy Cow boy
XVI - Public Service
AS. Songs by Louise
K o NJ O. Capt Ssnlzlo'
as. Jane Arden
kJR Ireens WICKER
AS. The EErrcns
KIRO-Dance Tine -
News ! S. E.mer D~-
vs.
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KMO-John B Hughes.
245 Hollywood News
KVI-Sagebrush Seren-
made.
245
Homekeepers
KJRzBucE Private. 2io
Wings on Watch
.KIRO - Joyce Jordan
245, Treat Time.
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KMO - johnson Family
IL IS, Your Army
XVI ? arm Reports.
~ as, waltz Matinee
KOMO Lorenzo Jones
1915. Wilder Brown.
NJ
~IRO-Acce on Music.
l2;45. S-tepmother.
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KMO-Front Page Dra-
ma. SIS. Here's Nor
gan.
KVI-SeWS SOS Musical
Interlude: 3d5. Deep
South
K O NJ o - Studio Party.
3l7. News
KJR-Hal STYLES SD.
Mr.. Keen.
KIRO-Seoond Mrs. Bur
ton. SIS. Or. Malone
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KMO - Superman Is
Twilight Trails
Music
K o NJ o Date With
Judy.
KJR - scandinavian Re
porter. Sis. News.
k1RO - q n Miller
6l5, Public Affairs.
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NJ - Toast: 1915,
News.
KVI-News. l2:i5. March
Time.
wife.
l2:i5 Stella Dallas
kJR- Serenade, II Is,
News.
KIRO Singin' Sam
Myrt and Marge.
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KMO - Helen Holden.
AIS. As the rwig II
Bent.
KVI-Ballad Time.
- Pepper Young.
AIS, Lone Journey
KJR-EaYy Band
KIRO-News ASS. He'd
ia HNpDpr
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KMO- Jimmy JOYS Or
tbs. News
News Tbs. Allen
Orchestra
KOMO - Fred Waring
7:l5, Lum a. Abner.
"KJR-Bringing Up Fa.
ther.
KIRO - Amos n Andy
7.l5, Lsnny Ross.
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KMO-Nusic BY willard
As. Musical InIer!uue
XVI - Hawaiian Music
s IS. Harry Bruer Or.
EOMO Jane CoZZens
singer. 3 IS kRlten-
rorn
EgR-N p saver. -
Z : Nav
X O-H ner Gil
NsTieE IS. World
Ioczy.
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KMO - BIC News 8 80,
Jan CARRIER. S45. Ia
coma-Salem Baseball.
Roland.
8.45, Editors Forum.
KOMO-Battle OF Sexes
KJR-Concert.
KIRO-Hollywood.
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x M Q fulton Lewis
as Ma Perkins
X Y Console Inter-
mszzo us, Cocktail
Hour
kOMO - Dance orcn
AS Vocalist
kJF-Esznnr Nash 10
LVIng Literature
ETP - ewsreei as
Joh Fnderz All Los
an6 Pound
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lKMO-Base ball.
X Y l. Masterworks o
Music.
KOMO News 10 Is
Defense Bonds.
KJR-Orchestra.
< D. Music 1918,
News Roundup.
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hMO-NeWt, VI0, Hs~-
pail.
XVI The QulntOnes
qi5. Society orch.
K o NJ Howard and
Shelton
KJR-Dance Music
K I o News Review,
BIS. 0uestionary.
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B
Henry King 2 IS
News.
kOMO Dance Orch,
q.45. Better Living
KJR - News 9 as, Fol
America We sing
Henry 2 as
News. 9 so. Music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

ssNfY ANNUAL salary SI.50O" Californian. cam
AtA three children. Believe wife is
married the county among married
people having income and number of children She
perfect mother" Some boost for wife that IT,
Here's hoping your wife feels inspired to much for
YOU
Another word should be given long vacation is
"swanky" swanky Yorker he is writ
the shower ranch when get
a ranch S titled "Old Mac During Had Farm" Two
bits" is people call quarter. Why not one Bit
single fer amount between dime and
quarter. Would help business.
RRYAN FoY Holywoodan. Son of the justly famous Eddie
~ Bryan survivor of the Iroquois Iheater fire in
Chicago. What YOU the survivor of?
celebrated disaster but emerged safely
York hsFber and disappear
ma the hands inebfiate of being In
sleigh a collision.
fellows killed In football
I'll bet when think will recall at least three
In lme
Handbal enthusiast seashel collector
film executive Native Of Syracuse ~ Y The Shuberts, Sam,
and Jake Currently Syracuse
business spot leading the country with per capita
sales figure s76O compared the national of S53
Dwight Fske. After dark spot entertainer and
Originator of that whimsical dty Ida the WaywAd Sturgeon
NEARLY per factory workers are over 40
~ of One regular worker the Ford Rouge plant
81 In Seattle Wash there Slaughter and
medicos Waltz Parsley and Rotton
Running because q a slight heart attack
California Immediately driving
saying believed himself because
menace"
Perhaps subjected to
periodic physical examinations.
KING Syndicate, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Daily Short Story

catastrophe had swept down
on another.
The stricken girl was breath
ing audibly. in short hard
gasps. The large woman held
the cup TO the girls pale lips.
while Betty raised her head
carefully.
"Our rest room on sixth has
a retiring room with bed"
announced the section man.
ager magnificiently. There's
a graduate nurse In attend
ance. The young lady can
rest there until she feels able
to take a taxi home"
mo, no. I'm all right" said
The girl. speaking for the first
time. She tried TO rise, but
was forced back by kindly
-handS.=,J1-
Nonsense" commanded the
large woman c h-eerfullN y
you've got to lie quiet and
rest, child. You're sick little
girl. Wen take you upstairs
10 the nurse. I'm in no hurry,
I'll 20 along.
Give me n hand with her,
will you. DEAR" she nodded
to the small dark girl who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
By BARBARA BLACK

jam because I left my post
without permission.
ut happened when that
girl tainted. Masters Is
furious. They've called Mr..
King and the head of person.
mel and everybody. They're
accusing you and me--Oh,
hurry, hurry"
The small dark girl still sat
with her head bowed on her
arms, but she no longer
sobbed. She was too still for
that. Like a craven image.
Listening.
At that inopportune mo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

CUYDAM CUTTING and his
~ wife, Helen. recently re-
turned from the top Of the
world and the Forbidden City.
Lhasa, in Tibet. which is the
holy city OF the Buddhist faith.
Bleak and bare they found
mysterious Tibet, hard. cold
land, as primitive as Saxon Eng
land.
Ii is death to enter the land
without official permission from
the lafnas, but occasional cara
vans wind from India through
the appalling passes Of the
Himalayas, carrying clocks,
beads. glass for the wealthy and
wonder TO relate-Homburg
hats greatly valued by the aris-
tocracy.
In Lhasa the Cuttings drank
buttered tea with the Regent.
II was served in white jade cups
set in solid gold containers. The
Regent-the lama ruling until
Dalai Lama is chosen-gave
Mrs. Cutting two Lhasa ter
riers, cute little tykes, sort
of first cousin TO a cross be-
tween a Pekingese and a York
shire terrier.
EVEN on the top Of the world
II the eternal feminine mani
tests itself. The ladies of Lhasa
were eager TO learn all about
perfume-unknown in Tibet
and greatly excited about the
American womans red finger
nails and her hairdo.
They visited the Great Mon
aStery, 1900 years sold and
1900 feet above the hot plains
OF India beyond the Himalayan
wall.
There silent monks glide 10
and fro. The outer world is
hushed. Everywhere breathes
the passionless calm ofBuddhism.
Everywhere are images OF the
Gautama Buddha, and priests
reverently at prayer.
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was still lowering on the out
skirts of the curious crowd.
The girl drew back. ooh
I'd rather-Tm not very good
with sick people. l." But
the crowd was melting away.
Salesgirls hastily returned 10
their posts. Customers drifted
off, having concluded that the
girl was not going to lie then
and there where they could
see it No one else offered to
help.
Take her other arm" COM
manded the large woman,
ignoring the hesitancy of the
dark little girl who obviously
dreaded getting involved in a
deathbed scene. well need
some one else :. can you
come up with us, too" she
asked of Betty.
go RIGHT AHEAD"
Go right ahead" said the
lady in silver foxes to Betty.
1--WE got some other shopping
to do. I'll come back TO your
counter, say in Is minutes"
She caves Bettya gracious
smile, patted the arm of the
sick girl and strolled off.
The large woman then col
lected the sick girls hat and
purse and she, Betty and the
small dark girl took the eleva-
tor to the sixth floor with
their trembling charge.
After the girl was laid on
the bed in charge of the
nurse. Betty hurriedly re-
turned 10 Better IeMelrX,I hut
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EDWIN c. HILL
Nail Polish EnthrolIs Tibetans

On all sides are copper bowls
Of holy water. and lamps Of sill
yer and gold. in which butter is
burned for the souls OF the
departed.
And raised high upon great,
golden platform. all in gold and
red lacquer, is the colossal figure
OF Buddha. gazing out over the
huge hall OF the temple: in this
world. but not of this world
eternally serene.
I TITLE AMY JOHNSON. who
IL few from England to Cape
town. South Africa. and from
England 10 Australia. will take
wing no more. She lies some
where at the bottom OF the
mouth of the Thames River
which leads the ships Of all the
world-or once did-up TO the
docks of London.
Nobody knows what plane
trouble sent England's LADY
Lindberch" TO her death. She
was carrying out her duties as
a ferry pilot for the British Air
Transport Auxiliary. and for
some reason her motor went
back on her.
She was seen to bail out and
parachute earthwsrd. but when
speedboats put out. no trace OF
her could be found. The para
chute, a device Of life. had
dragged little Amy Johnson to
her death.
GREAT fliers. it appears. must
VI he born. like poets. Amy
Johnson was a Sunday-school
teacher before going to London
n take a job as stenographer
for law firm. Little did those
sedate legal gentlemen realize
in the fubsy office what kind OF
a bird they had hired to peck at
a typewriter.
An airplane ride at country
fair changed her life. They
called her Johnny" at the air.
port, where she went at night TO
putter among the planes after a
long days work as typist in the
city.
She was crazy about planes,
about flying. She gave up dane
ing. the movies and half-starved
herself 10 save the S. IL cost for
every lesson. And then. with
nothing more than a flight OF
IS" miles to her credit, she
hoped into a secondhand plane.
which had only one motor and
no wireless and Lit out for Aus
tralia. clear around on the other
side of the earth.
And in 20 days she was there,
a record-breaking feat and one
of the greatest in the whole his
tory Of aviation.
Almost unnoticed, she set out
for Australia, but when she
foatcd down upon the island
continent, the eyes and prayers
of the who'll British Empire
were following her.
One newspaper wired her a
prize of $4,000. King George
made her a commander of the
empire.
And then she few on TO Toxic
in 10 days and came home with
the plaudits Of the world wreath
ing her bright head.
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the small dark girl and the
large woman fingered in the
outer rest room. ITS a ter
rible thing" said the large one
confidentially, sinking into a
chair. 81 looked In her bag
and couldn't find anything TO
identify her.
-"0nly three pennies in her
purse. And she refuses TO tell
who she Is, so we can't notify
her family. Imagine-brOke
and dying all alone like that.
It's horrible"
Are you sure-she is-so
sick ?" asked the small girl
after a pause.
mo doubt of It," said the
large woman positively. I'D
know arterial strombOsis
scurliOsis anywhere. My niece
died OF 1t. Always fatal. She
won't live an hour"
The girl looked white and
sick. "Oh, my God" she said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
ELSIE ROBINSON


Weil what would have gotten IL hadn't doped out all the
difficulties beforehand:
ED WHITE the other hand entirely different method
Instead Of making preliminary and preparations
Ed just beezes realize possible
difficulties for he's plenty shewd but he doesn't spend time
energy getting ready for grief
Old Mr. may reputation three for
cssednesMrs Tatte be notorious hrew and tighwad-
but watching Ed White greets every
with merry smile confidential
long established friendship
Confdencethats Eds long suit He expects people be
nice to him. He expects people to work with him. And his
expectation they advantage
Of his seeming the they
prove that his faith in their friendlness is justified
Gray suspects. White expects
GRAY his energy getting ready greWhe prepares
- himself for pleasure and profit.
They both work hard They both find what they're looking
for So does else for all either Gays Whe
Which your method?
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NO ORDINARY FAINT"

before the fair-haired girl
~ passedSut in the middle of
the aisle through jewelry,
everybody in Kings depart
ment store had been minding
his or her own business. a
large, stout woman in brown
thoughtfully fingered some
tricky compacts. A small. dark
girl. carrying a paper market
bag, such as women use for
groceries, gaZed dreamingly
into elittering show cases.
Betty. a salesgirl, leaned
across her counter talking
softly and eagerly 10 the bored
woman in silver foxes who was
selecting expensive iewelry
for the bridesmaids at her
daughters wedding was all
very normal.
Then a girl slithered down
in the middle of the aisle,
arms outstretc h @ d, feet
sprawled awkwardly. eyes
shut. mouth open. pale, silky
hair flying in all directions.
"Oh-loOk-she's faintedi"
Betty abandoned her wealthy
customer, raced TO the end Of
the counter, rushed through
the gate and lifted up the
girls head in her arms!
"Oh, the poor thing :" Tho
lady IN silver foxes Try
smoothed down the girls
dress, which showed all too
much eXpanse of shapely leg.
What's happened: Is she
hurt: Get a doctor. Lift her
up" A crowd miraculouSly
gathered. More people came
running. The section manager
appeared from nowhere.
FEELS GIRLS PULSE
Somebody get water
no, keep her head down.
Stand back and give her air,
please" These orders were
quietly and firmly given by
the large stout woman in
brown.
She felt the girls pulse,
raised an eyelid. studied her
closely.
rs some one getting
water:" she asked impatiently
after a moment.
"One of the girls ran for IT,"
volunteered some one. II guess
she hasn't got penny. We
never can get cup out Of
that cooler when we most need
IT,"
I'll get 1t myself" said the
large woman, adding to Betty.
who held the girls head in hor
lap, don't let her move until
1 come back. This Is no ordi-
nary faintw
She push @ d through the
crowd and, ftr1bfing IN her
purse, FASTENED to the patented
cooler, where Kings patrons
could get a drink of water
If they had a penny.
Near the cooler she met the
small dark girl with the paper
market bag. who was walking
toward a side exit. Terrible"
she murmured. That poor
girl dying all alone, and no
friend with her to say good-by
before she passes on"
WHAT" gasped the dark
girl. turning TO look. "Oh. are
YOU sure: Is she really"
YOU'LL BE ALL RIGHT"
mo doubt of it," said the
large woman firmly. "Shc's
dying. poor thing. Won't last
an hour" It was Characters
tic of her that she walked
swiftly back through the crowd
without looking at the brim-
ming cup Of water. but with
out spllling drop.
The small dark girl followed
and stood looking on-shocked
and dismayed as they all were
at the suddenness with which
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ment. the inner door opened
and the smiling nurse APP
peared with her arm around
the fair-haired girl. There
now, darling" said the nurse
gayly. "you'll be all right as
soon as you get some hot cof-
fee into you. Just case of
silly girl dieting and going
without her lunch, Mrs.
Peters"
LYDIA" whispered the dark
girl hoarsely. raising her
.tear=staincd- face. Are you
really all right, Lydia
.Of course, said Lydia,
giving her friend a quick.
strange, puzzled look. 'I-er
LETS go. Thank you all for
helping me-" she said politely
TO them all with a gentle
smile pleading forgiveness.
I'm sorry 1 was such
bother"
Mrs. Peters," interrupted
Betty urgently. Don't sit
there like a dope. I'm In a
jam and SO are yeH,- If We
don't hurry down, they may
even think"
ORDERED TO 9TH FLOOR
Coming, Betty" said Mrs.
Peters still not rising. "just
as soon as I finish this note
to personnel. These two girls
are friends of mine who're
coming here to work during
the holidays.
There dear" she said,
handing the card TO the dark
girl, wash your face. fix your
hair. get coffee from the
fountain in the basement and
go straight up TO the ninth
floor with Lydia and hand
that TO the girl at the desk.
Oh--and here's something on
loan. You can pay me back
in a week or So"
Lydia looked questioningly
from Mrs. Peters to her
friend. "She's the store de-
tective," explained the dark
girl in a fiat, hopeless voice,
S4-f ct,,,Jfnu fharn
"Oh" breathed Lydia. her
face even whittier than when
she had tainted.
Come on" begged Betty
frantically. She was on the
verge of tears and saw nothing.
There's no hurry. Betty"
said Mrs. Peters comfortably,
picking up the market bag
and handing il back to the
small dark girl. II don't
think Mr.. King will be too
harsh with you and me for
going to the aid of q sick
customer - when he learns
that I've been taking care of
that jewelry you left lying on
the counter.
1--WE had IL right here all
the time" She patted her
capacious handbag and smiled
warm. motherly, reassuring
smile at the three frightened
girls.
my gosh, she's tainted
again." exclaimed Betty. as a
body thudded to the floor.
But Betty was wrong. 1t
was the small dark girl who
has passed out. And this
time, it was not a phony
faint.
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story:
Addition" by Olga L. Ros-
manith.
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softly, sitting down abruptly.
Awful, isn't II ?" agreed
the big woman. Lets wait
here until the doctor comes.
That poor child =. cut off in
her youth like that. Terrible,
terrible.
IF IL was only a matter of
n job, now" murmured the
large woman thoughtfully.
"Or If II was Just a question
Of lack of food could fix
her up in no time"
How do you mean ?" asked
the small girl in a dull, tired
voice.
christmas next month.
Kings are doubling their sales
force. That girl could get n
job here to tide her over.
She's good looking and kinda
sweet, so she ought TO be able
to hang onto 1t after the hOli-
days. But dying like this
my, what a shame"
81 KNOW THAT GIRL"
IL know that girl" said the
girl. who sat clutching her
market bag in her lap. The
large woman tactfully tried TO
hide her surprise. The girl
flushed. THE reason i didn't
say anything was because
IL couldn't afford to risk
being showed into a taxi with
her and having to pay for it
or anything. You see, I'm
broke, too, and i
II understand. Lots OF US
want to help our friends, but
cant afford to. Bit, child,
why don't you go upstairs and
apply for a job for yourself?
You could easily pass their in
telligence test. You look as
though you aren't afraid TO
work and you have such an
earnest, honest little face. I
liked your looks the minute l
saw you"
"Oh, I couldn't now! Not
after-not with Lydia so sick.
I can't think OF anything but
Lydia. We're best friends.
We've no one but each other.
Our Iandlady took our bags
and locked us out Of our
room.
We've no place to go E..
no money . we're all alone.
II Lydia dies-oh, oh, i can't
bear IT," Down went the
dark head on her thin arms.
She began TO cry in terrible
despair, strained choking sobs,
dreadful to hear. The market
bag slipped from her lap and
fell unnoticed 10 the floor.
The large woman reachedover
and quietly picked II up.
placing it carefully beside her
on her own chair.
Silently. she patted the sob
bling girl with her right hand.
while her left hand un-
obstrusively explored the
market bag, fumbling among
the pathetic toilet articles
and underwear of two home
less girls.
BETTY BREATHLEss
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BETTY BREATHLEss

Suddenly the door burst
open. Betty stood there.
white and breathless. for she
had run up the six fights, not
waiting for the slow employees
elevator.
Mrs. Peters," she gasped
and there was bitter accuse
ton in her voice. you're
wanted downstairs. There's
been a robbery. All those
things In Better Jewelry that
was showing TO Mrs. Richley
are stolen. The counters
swept clean. I'm In q terrible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

! know two salesmen-both intelligt
bitious-as evenly matched as a couple of 6
during the year. Ed White makes twice as
much as Drexel Gray. Here's the story
what do you make of it?
When Gray tackles new prospect he
does what every smart salesman is sup
posed to do Sizes things up Makes a
careful survey of every possible difficulty
and potential danger. It's interesting to
watch him. He mentally goes over the
field with microscope looking for pitfalls.
Tabulates every conceivable handicap.
Then he prepares an elaborate pro-
gram for meeting all these theoretical
problems.
"Nobody's going TO catch me mapping"
says Gray grimly-and nobody does. It's
impossible to spring a trick on Gray that
he hasn't already anticipated. He's GER
tainly smart. Yet somehow, in spite OF
this smartness. he doesn't get remarkable
results.
Gray would answer this by saying:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Elsie Robinson
Which Method?
ST way to get results ?

WHATS the smartest to get results?
salesmen-both intelligent hard working
btiousa evenly matched couple gogetters could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

TERE pleasant little game that will give
every It puzzle designed TO spell out
Count your the number
letters is subtract the number II lees than g.
add The result number. Start at the left
rectang every Of key
right the letters under
the checked figures give you 100
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