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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
SMART PLAYSUIT

EAST. WEST. North. South
wherever YOU may roam you. II
need a classic three piece sports
OUTFIT. This debonair style by
Anne Adams Pattern 47S2. in
ciJdes a shirt-blouSe. shorts and
a skirt
Each piece may be in a
matching or contrasting fabric.
The blouse has soft lines held
trim by waist darts and shoul-
der yoking and a choice Of short
o. long fun sleeves
Pattern 47s2 Is available in
misses and womens sizes u. IA.
is. -. 70. 30. 81. 81 IS. IS and
- Size 10. entire ensemble
L. 7s Sd yards 35-inch fabric,
send fifteen cents G5cl IN
co gs for this Anne Adams pat
,tcn Write plainly size. name,
a. and style number
your order 10 the
= ','a's Pattern Depart
ne1, l225 Times square. be
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Soft Kidskin
Has Fitted
Waist
BY JOAN DEAN

HUMIDITY HIGH with us.
ms temperatures. read the
weather report 4 glance al
our assignment pad showed fur
coat pictures scheduled FOR the
day. First thought was 10 bolt
for The door and get away from
u Oh bat duty prevailed and Ne
gathered mode, photographer
pad and pencil and were on the
WAY
But7 happy surprise awaited
Us. ton We went 20 local shop
that has Just recently been air
conditioned b.. not only It's sales
floors bat also its fitting rooms
are washed with cool, refresh
iuc breezeS, After few
moments in this atmosphere. we
We ready 10 have a look at.the
n Summer fur SpccialueS.
SLEEK AND chic are the
words for the young looking
coat that caught our eye. OF
natural Chinese kidSkin. II
co-~ IN that soft silver tone
So leUarInc 10 blondes, bru-
nc.ic, and the titan treSSed.
\ lull length, fitted style. il IS
cut 50 that the skirt hangs
SwDy with lust a hint of
q 9tlouS flare
Tie waiStline is nipped in TO
accent your slim figure -. and
the coat may be worn with or
without tho Silver-Suede belt
lis shoulders are the new, slop-
ING type not squared off
and definitely not droopy. The
little rolled collar ends in face
nauering V.
This is the type of coat you'll
wear for any occasion. come
next Fall and Winter. A and it's
all yours for Sl69. A smart buy
now because fur prices will
mount due 10 world conditions
PERFECT MATE to this coat
Is the sailor the model wears
Just a fiat pancake of a hat it
is with the Shallowest crown
and perkiest brim #. . of match
ing kidSkin. Blue felt that
edges the crown and juts up into
two twin peaks at the front is
the only trimming on the
chapeau.
Called the Mitzi sailor after
the show of the same name that
fouriShed in the gay '90's, its
prophetcal of the return TO
pretty. feminine headgear sched-
uled for Fall showing. The
Mitzi is priced at $lS.75, and
you may have it made 10 your
own order and of any type fur
you wish with prices rang
ING according 10 the fur you
select.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
Aries--Money can be made
today, especially in private mat
ters, professional and artistic
pursuits, through military and
overnment equipment and othe"
eds.
APRIL n TO MAY 20
TdUUs-Venus and the Moon
both in favorable aspect
day and you Taureans are m
ne for pleasant happening
rhaps unexpected benefits.
NAY 2f TO JUNE II
Gcmn,i-Activities of a socia
nd domestic nature are more
lvored than weighty problems,
the latter are not necessary
JUNE - TO JULY %
Cancer - Gains through SUI
perloFs and influential friends,
business, travel and correspond
ence possible. Push your per-
Sonal affairs TO the utmost but
don't make enemies in doing SO.
JULY ~ TO AUG. q
Lco-Emotional control should
be your watchword. Refrain
from unpleasant arguments or
quick temper.
AUG. p To SEPT. -
virgo Make a mental reser-
walton 70 guard against I'M
Scrupulous schemers and flat
terers. Chin up and proceed
with days routine using a steady.
firm gait destined TO see YOU
through with beneficial results.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra - End of the week
cleanup Of unfinished business
and laying the groundwork for
the week 10. come are today's
favored items. Open your men
tai faculties TO absorb new and
valued ideas.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
ScofpIo-Benefic aspects favor
especially monetary and invest
mont matters. Reorganize your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Life Of Royal William
Racey as a Dime Novel
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Moments Editor, The Detroit Times

the duchess regent of SaXe-Co-
burg-Meiningen.
But William. the old romanti-
cist, fell headlong in love with
her and they were happy
enough until the older brothers
up and died and William sud-
denly founds himself King of
England. where he inherited a
revolution.
His reign was short, for most
Of his life was spent but it
was frightened by the loyalty
and devotion of the little gray
mouse. Adelaide.
William ", England's first
democratic king succeeded
by his niece. who held the reins
for many years =. Queen Vic
toria.
Delightful reading writ
ten in London, 1910 by the
author of Full Flavor" ..
Another Cynthia" and other
novels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

budget setup TO provide for
essential needs under present
income valuation. BE diplomatic.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
.Sdgittdrits-Manual laborers,
YOU engaged in mental pursuits,
farming, shipping, civil service
employees, domestics, commercial
clerks. bookkeepers, railroad men
all are among the most favored
on today's star-studded chart.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Capricorn - Family affairs,
personal items, sharing time and
affection with loved ones, visit
ng the sick, attending to domes-
tic matters, Strengthening out
yom accounts head the favored
list.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
AqHdrtus - A day for quiet
consideration. Don't attempt any
unnecessary changes. Stick to a
conservative and familiar routine.
Vibrations tend to discourage.
FEB. n TO MARCH 20
Pisces To-day is ON the credit
side of the ledger. See 10 it
that you don't perform a debit
act. Balance your activities
evenly over the entire period.
4 CHILD born on this day
is a determined, courageous,
capable individual. May show a
tendency TO overconfidence and
at times a desire to be quite
caustic in judging others and
their actions.
Copyright, 1871, King Features synd. inC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Tomato Canapes

CUT ROUNDS of bread one
quarter inch thick and saute
in hot fat until brown on one
side. Spread the untoasted side
of each round with chopped
crisp bacon mixed with mayor
naise. On top of the bacon lay
the slices of tomato which have
been marinated in French dress
ing. Garnish with stuffed olives
and serve each on a bed of
watercreSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Vitamin b. Recommended TO Increase
Appetite and Improve Digestion

or enriched bread AT each meal.
Choose the desserts that utilize
cream and milk.
Diet isn't everything. Your
program should be three-sided
TO include a good diet, moderate
exercise in the fresh air and sun,
and long hours of sleep at night.
Right now. the best exercise
you could take would be SWIM
ming. If you could manage TO
swim three times a week, you
would be delighted with your
nice figure when Fall rolls
around.
Copyright. 1891 King Features synd.. Iss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Extra Calories

To gain. you should have about
one-third more calories than you
actually use. One of the best
ways to increase the calories is
TO eat better breakfast.
This is usually a meal the
thin girls don't care for. But
you need a well-rounded meal
such as: fruit juice. whole grain
cereal and cream, enriched
bread toasted, and a beverage.
The breakfast suggested. how
ever. is not just big meal. It's
main value is that it is full of
the protective foods and YOUR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Hot Supper
Sandwich

TOPS IN flavor is an OPEN
faced toasted cheese sandwich.
Top bread with slices of Ameri-
can cheese, spread with a layer
of chill sauce and cover with.
uncooked bacon. Broil very
slowly until cheese is melted
and bacon crisp. Serve imme-
diately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Your Horoscope

France, Drake,
The Dctrut Ttms,.
I-.f Time, square, Detroit Mich.
PLEASE SIND Ny INDlVlD.
UhI HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last hx
month, pf 1871.
Wai Born.
Mor,L ........ Day ....
sad f}r aud Sit t8lras}
Sfsmtri Estelobe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
HOROSCOPE = By G Frances

Look in the Section Yor Birthday In and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For SATURDAY. Jty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

AS RACEY as any dime novel
Is a book entitled Royal Will
liam" by Doris Leslie, pub
hshed by Macmillan =. the
life and loves of William Nv OF
England.
Being we'll down the line in a
large family, nobody thought to
groom him for the kingdom, for
who could foresee he would out
live so many older princes! SO
he was sent to sea.
Matter of fact. il was 10 cure
him of puppy love for a village
maiden named Matilda. But the
boat landed in Cuba. where he
promptly fell in love with
Spanish senorita named Maria.
II was Lord Nelson. in whose
life there had not yet appeared
an Emma. who whisked him
back to England, where he was
properly scolded by his royal
parents.
A Blonde!
Then off 10 Germany, where
Maria was promptly replaced by
a blonde named Fraulein Schind-
bach. Indeed, it kept the adj
miralty busy whipping William
from one proud beauty 10 an
other.
Meantime they were having
their hands full with the Prince
of Wales who, too. had fallen in
love outside the royal circle and
threatened TO marry her come
what may :. and she not even
a Baltimore belle.
An unruly lot. if there ever
was one.
Love" screamed the queen
It's all l hear"
Love" Numbered the king
-. bring me my boots and
saddle" so nothing much was
ever done about it and the
Guelph boys went right on max
ing whoopee.
Dolly Jordan
1t was Dolly Jordan. a Drury
Lane actress, who took William
out of the stag line and do
mesticated him by presenting
him with 10 children. Dolly was
a modern woman for those
times, for she augmented the
family income by going on with
her work at the Drury Lane.
But that, too. came to an end
and at SO William is still Off
cialiy bachelor and finally
persuaded by his royal parents
to marry in the proper fashion
the 18-year-old Princess AIDE
laide of Germany.
In Love Again
A drab little thing she was,
dragged into the strange alli-
ance by her ambitious mother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Gaining Diet

Your daily gaining diet should
measure up IN every respect.
with an egg. whole milk and
cheese. fresh fruits and vege-
tables, lean meats, fish or fowl.
whole grain breads and cereals.
These foods must form the basis
of your menu, just as they do
for the reducer.
Take a minimum Of three
glasses of whole milk each day
and make sure that the Summer
beverages don't crowd milk out
of your menus. Add a iigger of
cream TO your glass of milk.
Take an extra pat of butter
and an extra slice Of whole grain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

other meals should be Just as
well balanced so that you get
all the vitaminS, minerals and
protein you need.
You should have plenty Of
green vegetables for their vita
min and mineral content. These
elements are necessary TO the
coordination of your system and
to the assimilation of food you
can't gain unless what you eat is
properly aSsimilated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

Smartly foresighted is SHIRLEY STARRING who
selects fur and takes advantage of the Sum-
prices. Her ful-ength fitted natural Chinese kid
skin is just $4,000 The Mzi sailor of matching
fur the perfect accessory For shopping information
please telephone Joan Dean at Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18
Dolly Jordan
In Love Again

a drab little thing she was,
dragged into the strange alli-
ance by her ambitious mother,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-18

For Saturday. Jtiy 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
Restaurants And Hotels Are
Making Ready For Convention

Every restaurant and eating
place in the city is adding greatly
TO its staff of operators, il was
reported today by the Key West
Convention corporation, which
has charge of arrangements for
the American Legion convention
here next week.
Restaurants should take inn
mediate warning of this condi-
ton. Albert Mills, executive di-
rector Of the corporation said.
Eating places in the city must
realize that they have more than
5000 persons to feed three times
a day for four days
That takes some organization.
La Concha hotel has added IS
men and women. mattresses.
cooks, bellmen and SO on Over
seas hotel is adding similar num-
bers and other hotels and reStau-
rants should do likewise.
We don't want Key West 10 get
a bad name by not feeding every
one properly. This Is a great adj
vertlSement for the city. and al
Continued on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
PEPPER URGES
SUPPLIES FOR
GREAT BRITAIN
SAYS THEY MUST BE SENT
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE TO
PREVENT VICTORY OF AXIS
POWERS
Try Associated Press)

ST. PETERSBURG, April IL
Senator Claude Pepper, in a ra-
dio address here today, warned
that unless an increased flow of
supplies is dispatched to Eng
land soon, the American navy
may be forced to go into action
to prevent complete Axis victory.
Speaking after he had promis-
ed to work for the establishment
of an aircraft factory in ST. Pc
tersburg, the senator told radio
audience:
The real War-mOngerS are
those who would impede our sup
ply of munitions to Englnad".
If England's victory can be as
Sured by supplies from the Unit
ed States, he said, the question of
whether Americans must die in
battle will never come up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
PLAN COURSE
FOR STUDENTS

ORLANDO. April 17.-HNS)
Believing that high school stu
dents should have practical as
well as theoretical knowledge of
how to seek jobs after graduation
group of Orlando merchants in
conjunction with school authori-
ties are sponsoring a business in
terview" program at Orlando
Senior High school. according to
c. B. Treadway, managing direc-
tor of the Florida Chain Store AS
ISOLATION.
The program, designed TO give
the high school students a prac-
teal course in modern business
methods, and supply them with
information as TO what will be re-
quired of them in seeking jobs
with retail merchants. will be
state wide in scope. if ii proves
TO be a success in Orlando, Mr..
Treadway said Similar courses
are now being given by merchants
in Boston. Mass, and Dallas. Tex
The program was approved by
w. r Boone. school principal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
Greek And British Forces
Put Up Stubborn Fight As
Nazis Continue With Drive

Stubborn Greek and British re-
slStance continued 30 prevent a
ak-through" In Allied de-
Tense lines today, but Athens and
London admitted that a three
pronged German drive still is
forcing the defenders farther and
farther back.
The main German drive seems
10 have conferred near the mid
die of the defense line, where
Nazi columns today had pushed
100 miles into the country TO cap
ture Grevena and move perilously
close Ia the raiIhead at kalabska.
4 second German column has
captured Corlzza IN Albania and
reached the Greek frontier near
the estcrn end of the Greek and
British positions. while ~ third
push Is sweeping back tnE east
err end oi the line beyond Mt
Olympus
A strong Italian force. moving
over the ground where il had
been hurled back by Greek troops
before Germany entered the
struggle. is marching parallel Ia
tho aaxf thrust toward the Greek
frontier
Athens. IN q afArnfSeT ef9Fuu1unl~
CONTINUED On PAGE Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
MORE PROPERTY
SALES RECORDED

Evelina Lopez, Monroe county,
has sold to Edwin H. Wooley, Mon
mouth, N. j., a house and 50-feot
tract on Simonton street near
Southland, it was learned today,
along with another lot on Eliza
bear street
Purchase price for the two lots
was about $4,000.
In another transaction recorded
today. Waldorf V. Jensen pur-
chased from Tamiami Everglades
company of Miami a 10-acre tract
on the Monroe county mainland
for about $500 The purchase in
cludes all mineral rights to the
property
A transaction in which County
Judge RAYMOND Lord sold to
Claude Sails 50-foot front lot on
Frances street near Angela today
was revealed to have included a
purchase price of about $4,000
Mrs. l.. p Altman sold to Mrs
Flora Fl. Kidder a United street
lot between Pearl and Duncan
streets for $500. II is understood
Mrs. Kidder will build on the
property.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
Banquet Tonight VIII Close
Catholic Daughters Convention
Awzsw1Ag ~ H-AT. 80. 80
UNIQUE EASTER EGG
HUNT FOR MONKEYS

SANFORD. April II (FNS).
"A unique Easter egg hunt
was staged in Sanford when
the keeper of the local zoo
decided TO stage one for the
benefit of the troop of mon.
keys that scamper about on
Monkey Island.
Feeling the eggs and plac-
ing them in small paper
bags, he hid them under
rocks and bushes. in trees
and elsewhere.
II didn't take the monkeys
long to get the idea and the
excited sinians. screaming
and chatferings were all over
the island like a blanket. to
the delight of over 5000 spec
taiors who had gathered TO
witness the event.
Preacher. big spider
monkey and bully of the is
land. captured the laurels by
finding the most eggs. and
Zoo Superintendent James
Moughton was fearful the
animal would have a stomach
ache as q result.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
GETS ASSIGNMENT FOR
IL MAGAZINE STORIES

TAMPA. April n Ems
Howard w Hartley. former staff
reporter of the Tampa Tribune
and later editor of the Miami
Tribune and the Tampa Saturday
Evening News. recently received
an assignment from Golfers
Magazine for a series Of u fea-
ture articles.
His first story, dealing with
Florida and its part IN national
defense. appeared in the last IS
sue of Golfers Hartley will
shortly write the story Of Batlsta,
Cuba 5 strong man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
GREAT BLOW TO
SMITH FAMILY

PINEV1LLE. Ky. April IT,
Acquittal of defendant on arson
charges here was blow to the
Smith family.
The case was prosecuted by
Commonwealth Attorney Dan
lei Boone Smith and County At
tornev Walter B. Smith. Chief
prosecution witnesses were Rosa
Smith. Willie Smith. Mrs. Willie
Smith and Susie Smith There
was Jack Smith on the jury.
Commemorative Attorney
Smith commented: Il wouldn't
object but for the reflection on
the Smiths.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
GERMANY REPORTS
LESS CRIME NOW
Hnw Associated Presss

BERLIN, April 17.-Crime has
decreased SO percent in Germany
recent statistics indicate, prin-
cipally because capital punish
ment has been prescribed for
many offenses formerly atoned
for by life Imprisonment.
Several wartime crimes, among
them violence and robbery dur
ing blackouts. also draw decapita-
ton sentences.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
~ .Aaw. @w. aw. sawr. aw. wNw
CLAIMS BULLITT
ADVOCATED WAR
cry Associated press1


SALT LAKE CITY, April IT.
Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Mon
tana isolationist, today accused
former Ambassador William C..
Bullitt of telling someone"
months ago that the United States
would 60 into the war.
Without specifying with whom
Bullitt had talked, Senator
Wheeler said the ambassador was
promising American entry into
the war at the very moment when
Presidelt Roosevelt was cam
paigning with promises of keep
ing the United States out of the
struggle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
CAMPS BEING
BUILT RAPIDLY
thy Associated Pressb

WASHINGTON. April IL
Construction of army camps. bar
racks and environments. in spite
of delays caused by weather and
labor troubles, is ahead of sched-
ule. war department engineers
said today
The engineers said the con-
struction schedule on April 5 had
come from behind to reach a point
about one percent ahead of plans.
Since then, the report said, the
schedule steadily has quickened
and is now we'll ahead of the
plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
Legislative Bill Prevents
Strikes On Defense Jobs

Inv Associated PressD
TALLAHASSEE. April IL. -
Twenty representatives intro
duced a bill today sponsored by
the attorney general 10 prohibit
closed shop on defense projects.
and other jobs paid by govern
ment funds.
The speaker sent the measure
jointly TO labor and Americanism
committees after an unsuccess-
full attempt to rush il through.
Jenkins. of Alachua. said de-
tense project unions were lust
plain rackets. Soon as a worker
gets through paying initiation
fees. they push him out so some
one else can start paying dues"
II provides fine and imprison-
ment to $4,000. and three years
for any employer. or other person
interfering with work on a gov
nment-financed project.
BY 81 TO 2 the House passed a
bill requiring Florida to observe
the last Thursday in November as
Thanksgiving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
Home GUARDS
SMOKER TONIGHT

Home guard members attend
ing a smoker at the national
guard armory tonight viii inspect
part of the arny'S field equip
mcnt and sample the food pro-
duccd by al army field kitchen.
After poStponing their usual
Tuesday night drill, the local
home guard members at the
smoker tonight will bring them
prospects for membership in the
organization. The meeting is
scheduled 60 get under way at
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
WORK AGAINST
PROF!TrraINC
$4,000 DEFENDANTS TO BE
PROSECUTED BY DEPART
MENT OF JUSTICE

WASHINGTON. April II. -
More than $500 defendants will
be prosecuted by the department
of justice on charges of unrea-
sonable increases in commodity
prices, it was announced here to-
day.
Cases already have been pre-
pared against several Philadel-
phia store operators for jumping
food prices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
Election OF Officers To
Take Place This After
noon, Ending Business
Session

State officers of Catholic
Daughters of America are being
elected this afternoon as the $50
Florida delegates in st. Theresa's
hall bring to a close their eighth
biennial convention.
After two days of business SEES
Sions and religious ceremony.
members of the eight participat-
ing Florida Courts will complete
their election in time TO adjourn
at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon and
to prepare for the formal ban
quef at La Concha hotel tonight
which brings the conclave TO an
end. w%
Officers announced today that
tickets for the banquet will be on
sale tonight at the door, with the
public invited. The program,
which will begin at 8 o'clock, fol-
lows:
Banquet Program
Mrs. Julia Fogarty Brooks,
POSTMASTER.
Invocation, Rev. Patrick ].
Kelleher, 81.
Address of Welcome, Mrs.
Virginia Demeritt, Grand Re
gent, Hostess Court.
Presentatns OF members of /,
clergy and special guests.
Why be Catholic Daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. c. Bagwell, State
Regent.
Duet, Mrs. Eva B. Warner and
Mrs. Elena Mccoy; accompan-
list, Miss Beatrice Moreno.
Address, Miss Frances Ma
her, Vice Supreme Regent.
Address, Most Rev Joseph
p Hurley, DID. Bishop of ST.
Augustine, State Chaplain of
CD. of A.
Presentation of state officers.
Delegates to the convention last
night saw pictures of the Holy
Shroud" at ST. Cecelia'S hall on
the Convent grounds and heard
an explanation of the pictures and
the method in which Christ was
crucified. The Rev. Peter Rim
adj, SCI explained the imprints
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-17
FOR MISSING
PERSONS DEPT

CHICAGO, April IA pretty.
brunette model qu.pped To Judge
Rudolph + Desert that she had
coffee ground" for divorce.
She said that she sent her hus-
band out early one morning four
months ago 10 get cream for
breakfast, and re hasn't returned
yet