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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Two Years Ago They Sailed
To Their AbbeviIIe Chateau
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Less
than two years ago the Count
and Countess de Forceville were
prominent in New York's
younger married set.
For a number of years Peppo
and Clarita dwelled among us
and were part and parcel of our
social life. Their garden apart
ment on the fashionable East
Side was frequently the setting
for unique entertainments and
Clarita won renown, far and
wide, for the wonders she
worked in the culinary art.
Dining with Clarita de Force
vile was an experience one
never forgot. The meal always
was prepared under Claritas
watchful optics and frequently
she would don an apron and
assist her cook whip up the
luscious viands.
TT SEEMS only yesterday we
all gathered in the De Forceville
New York garden, abloom with
tulips and bright with other
springtime flowers. to wish them
bon voyage" For they were on
their way to his native France
TO take over the family chateau.
Despite having lucrative job
on Manhattan Isle. Peppo felt,
after all his years away from
France and with his father dead,
he should return home, assume
his place as head of his clan and
install the popular Clarita in the
family chateau - located near
Abbeville.
That was the Spring of 1899
and if you remember the diSas-
trous events of May and June.
1910. you'll also remember that
Abbeville, in northern France.
was the center of most of the
grim, appalling happenings that
preceded Dunkirk,
In France the De Forcevilles
hardly were settled at Abbeville
when war was declared and
Peppo joined up with the French
forces.
HE HAS been incarcerated in
a German prison camp in Po-
land these many months; the
chateau. near Abbeville, was
blown to bits by German aerial
attack. and Clarita. who less
than two short years ago was a
happy hostess in her tulip
banked New York garden, is
living at Toulon.
According to a recent letter
she sent to New York friends
she has aged a thousand years
and trembles when I think of
the present and the future"
Poor Clarita, poor Peppo-
little did they dream as they
waved such a happy farewell to
their metropolitan friends just
short time ago that they were
headed for unhappiness, misery
and despair
OF HELEN GWYNNE and
her very i'll son, Ersk
Gwynne. there is happier news
they are now on the Atlantic.
on route from Lisbon 10 New
York, due 10 arrive in New
York next Monday
Mrs. Gwynne and Erskine
have been parked in Lisbon for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
What's the Answer?

The middle of this will fall precisely what day of
what month?
event that takes place every years
Ia Biannual b) BIENNIAL c) quadrenna Id perennial?
3-Can you a black porous asteess substance
used as fuel that burns without smoke flame?
Allow many times year it compulsory Congress
to meet?
5-An od-fashioned square dance is known as a (a)
Quadroon; (b) quadrele; (c) quadral; ID quadrle?
6That part of the bride which is inserted horses mouth
is called what?
Can you the creek in northeast Virginia which
occurred two battles of the Civil War the Con-
federstes the Battles of Manassas?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

weeks. awaiting reservations
of any sort-on one of the few
boats now plying between Por-
tugal and the II. S. A.
It's quite possible. after a
short stay in New York, that
Erskine and his mother will con-
tinue to travel-to California.
Xxi" Gwynne Preston. once
one of the more glamorous fig
ures in what was the 'interna-
tional set" now lives in Los
Angeles and. as neither Mrs.
Gwynne nor Erskine are in the
money'-having been forced to
leave all their possessions be-
hind in Paris-many are of the
opinion "Kiki" will provide them
with a place of refuge during
their, shall we say, "readjust-
ment."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
N ayt f: r.

THAT PRE-LENTEN breakfast which will take place
Sunday morning the League of Catholic Women Build
ing under the sponsorship of the Junior Unit OF the
League.
Promises be of the joies events to be held IN
these parts between and far-of Easter Sunday
Reservations already been made for co-chair-
men Mary Virginia Heating Jackie Anhu Mary Get
trust. =. Jane Rady. Nancy Scaen.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan McDufee Renee Renaud) =. Kitty
Echn. Vince Butterfly. Hortense Posselius Eugene
Tower. :. Betty Danahey. Jack Ncho go.
Lorraine Braun. Kirchner. Marjorie Lovely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Had a Marvellous Time

THOSE TWO chic sisters Mrs. William Downey and
Mrs. Arthur Hoffman have just returned from their
trip the East where they appear to have had pretty
marvellous time
They spent q good deal of their time taking in the
current theatrical attractions.
And fitting about. with Mrs Hofmans post-deb
daughter Betty Ellen who to have been having
a little holiday. from her studies at the Paramount
Junior College in Washington, d. C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Panel Discussion

Members of the speakers bureau
of the Detroit chapter of the Ma
tional Catholic Inter-Racial Fed
Grafton will have as their subject.
Catholic Action and the Negro,
in a panel discussion tonight at
the St. Francis House of HoSpi-
tally, 1892 Bagley avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
The knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

What is the line that prccede Summer
the daries gay" (b) Give song weary
hearts; Tel Swift unfolds like a flower"
2What books will find fa) Jim Smiley tb Phnea
Fogg tcl Ebenezer Scrogge?
3-What is the adage about (a (b)
tcl bird in the hand?
An what did of gain fame:
Casazza b Mrs Patrick Campbell c) Serge Rachmannov?
If had heard these things said whom would be listen
Where liberty dwells there country b) Trust
God and keep your powder dry (c) Stand little out Of
SUM-
6Wha Bible character had these peculiar habits fa) He
honey and ocuS tbl she danced for head he built
7One Of these musicians Stravinsy; OBJ
Borodin tc) Handel
ANSWERS o Editorial Pagel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
These Winds
Are Chilly.
Aren't They?
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

JR.. who's been back from Flor
ida but a few weeks, is making
plans for a return trip.
In about two weeks. she will
leave her handsome home in
Provencal road with her young
son and will stop in Virginia
long enough TO pick up Miss
Marion at Foxcroft School, after
which they'll all head south TO
Boca Grande and a visit with
Mrs. MS mother. Mrs. Russell
A. Alger, who has with her at
the moment, Mrs. John s. New
berry, as her houseguest.
CATHOLIC STUDY CLUB
juniors are anticipating quite
hoe-down tomorrow evening at
the Knights of Columbus when
they stage that annual mems
night for the lads.
Miss Dorothy Bender is chair
man of this gala and Margaret
Manning La Tour is rigging up
what promises TO be a smashing
floor show in which the follow
ing bellies are slated to appear.
The rehearsed Misses Henri
eta Augustyn, Georgine Pfent,
Katherine Manning. Audrey
Jane Klett. jeanette McNabb.
Frances Claire Champlin and
Beverly Preston.
OOPS! SORRY department:
The other day we told you the
Leo Marentetts are the proud
parents of brand new baby.
Well. that's true enough only
the Arrivals mamma used to be
PEGGY Winans. not Betty
launching AT the Book:
Mrs. J. B. Book. elegantly ar
rayed in an all-dubonnet cos
tune topped by a be-fiowered
hat
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Kern. just
back from Florida, cycling the
fashion parade
Mrs. Forrest w. Startling,
peeking in for just a minute.
MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT
PIPER CYivian HartneSs) are
the proud parents of a 9l2-
pound daughter, who arrived at
Harper Hospital Tuesday; name $
Janice.
TURDAY, THE Book
Cadillac Casino is destined to be
crammed with gay young things
for the dinner party being run
up for Non-Cha-Lant pledges.
Before the feast, the new
members will be presented with
their club pins by President
Betty Payne.
The excited recipients:
The Misses Lila krimmel.
Helen Dunford and Jean Mckay.
Members who'll be on hand
for the affair include the con-
cerned Misses Marioline Me
Grath. Isabel Payne, Mary
Pliska, Bette Jean Gibson.
Madge Webb and Fran Baty.
The dinner party will also
serve as celebration for three
newly-engaged maidens. Mem
bers Gibson, Payne GSabeD and
Pliska. and after the calories
have been disposed Of. the ma
jority of the gals . with their
dates will be seen heading
for the Institute of Arts audi
forum TO take in Bachelor
Born" the Catholic Theater
Guilds play.
Rumors OF Monte Carlo
party. March l. coming up.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
+. MERRILL of Harvard road,
are the parents of Charles Will
liam, who arrived February Is,
we hear.
Mamma used TO be Bernice
Crowder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Upper Peninsula
Club Plans Dance

UPPER PENINSULA CLUB
is holding a dance on Washing
tons birthday at the Danish
Brotherhood Hall, Forest ave-
nue. and Twelfth street.
The committee on arrange
ments includes: Harry Sampson,
president: Walter II. Lahty,
vice president; Albert G. Hill,
treasurer. and James Fletcher,
secretary.
EN- ROUTE:
John 6, Coppin. whose por-
trait of Sadakichi Hartmann Is
being much admired AT the Olde
Wayne these days, starting for
Ann Arbor
J. Henry Pichler. b lin G
whirled along Washington boule-
ward by the days gusts and
saluting friends along the way
Violette Armand. making one
Of her numerous trips to Adrian.
where she's rehearsing the girls
in a forthcoming edition of The
Mocking Bird :
DIR. FRANK RYERSON of
Merrick avenue and Dr.. Don
Cohoe Of Greendale avenue have
recently returned from a vaca-
ton cruise TO British Honduras
and Guatemala.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Internal Revenue
Office Here Busy
S2.067.720 Token
In Lost Two Days

New federal taxes. social Sc
eurity payments and collection Of
capital stock taxes In Washington
and Alaska were Tailed In the
u. $. internal revenue headquar-
tiers here Saturday at s2od7. 72o OF
for the last two days Of October. II
was disclosed by Collector Clark
Squire.
The increased rush Of payments
at the months end IL requiring fun
time efforts Of 10 clerks 10 open
and sort mail.
Payments AT this time are being
made on social security tquar-
terlyl, capital stock ANNUALLY.
and number Of special and mis-
oellaneous federal taxes. including
the reeently-imposed commodity
and amusement taxes. Squire said.
Payment Of individual and cor
porate income taxes Will not sf-
feet the departments traffic" UNI
IN after the first Of the year.
Squire pointed out. Mt which time
the 'yardstiek" Of the mail desk
Will need full crew of several
dozen clerks for period Of more
than a month prior 10 Mar. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
King Co. Signs
Recovered Here

Anyone getting lost In King
county should apply at the office
~ Sheriff John c. Blorklund for
direction signs. any direction, any
sign.
The collection was taken UP as
Halloween prank by three boys
Eugene Carr. -. ~ RI. 2. Box
302 Jesse shoop. 10. ~ Milton.
and Stan Bunce. 20. of RI ), Box
i0ss. Auburn. all Of whom we're
unwilling guests Of Pierce county
Saturday.
They rad almost q trucklosd OF
miscellaneous sign boards ana
sign posts road signs. no hunting
signs. signs warning ~ the iaw
about removing signs. famous
agn-board shaving cream signs,
road-clossd signs. anything that
could BE- uprootsd.
They were booked for def'riie-
ton Of pubic propsriy by Deputy
gherns Mclean and karpach AZ
2 Is q. m. but IL was planned 70
turn them over 10 KING county
authorities since nost ~ ths signs
came from that side 81 the line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

To anyone able 10 look IL thu
heavens through q small telescope.
this month offers many interesting
sights Venus. for instance. though
u looks like a bright star 10 the
unaided eye. with relatively
small instrument 10 reveslsd In q
crescent phase. like that ~ thu
moon several days after new.
Venus does undergo phases. like
those Of thu moon. and for the
same reason Illuminated by the
sun only. one hemisphere ia lighted.
the other 10 dark. When tina en-
tire snnlit half 10 turned 10 us.
We see . full moon, or = "full"
Venus But bow Venus 10 swing
ing between us and ths sun. ~ that
only q small section ~ ths bright
half IL visible from earth. Hence.
the crescent phase. However, even
the telescope fails 10 show any de-
tail on Venus. since u ~ eontlnu-
ally covered with white clouds.
which psrpetusiiy hide the pisnst's
surface.
Though MARI IL not handicapped
by such q cloud layer. Il 10 rsthsr
disappointing. even through . biz
telescope However. u 10 possible
10 ace dark markings. which are
permanent. and somstlmes white
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Month S BUILDING
Totals S543,225

Substantially higher than a year
ago. building permits issued by
the city building inspector during
october totalled s543. 225. October.
1870. building permits totalled
s37s.07l. This years october
figure was far below the previ-
GUS month. however. when the
sas5,oO0 permit for construction
Of the U. 3 Indian hospital swelled
the total 10 si,5i3.277.
During the past month. permits
for 40 residences, costing = total
Of s27s.37o. were Issued Permit
for construction Of the two UsO
buildings. At a total cost ~ s104. :
900. also helped raise substantially
the October total.
Thus far In 1891 a total Of 2,44e
permits. totslling s6.s72 .70s. have
been issued. compared 10 i.743
permits, totslling s3.1s2 se5. is-
sued during the corresponding
1870 months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
StOrk Makes
10 Trips on


Ten Halloween babies were born
in Tacoma hospitals. I, was re-
vealed Saturday, Eight were boys
The births.
81. Joseph's- Mr.. and Mrs Ru.
dolph Olson. sl6 ID ave, \. r..
Puyallup. boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Brown. 1901 SO. n at, boy. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rice. BOX $50.
stellacoom. boy: Mr. and Mrs
George Ingram. RI. l. Box 75s.
Puyallup. boy: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Taylor. 54ti So. Birmingham. girl.
and Mr., and Mrs. James Sellers.
224 No. Tacoma ave. boy.
Tacoma General Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cromwell. 1905 SO. Wash
ington. boy: Mr.. and Mrs John
Moore. Adelaide. boy. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Barnett. RI. 6, Rox
40+-A, Tacoma. boy.
Northern Pacific Mr.. and Mrs
Glen r. Raybell, 35l5 Mckinley
ave, girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
II T. Els MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Ida. and the Leo Boyer home In
Pullman.
Matthew ". MerkIe, 272o SO.
saith ST. was graduated from the
L. s. army air corps basic fly
ing school at Bakersfield. Cal,
on Oct. as. after 10 weeks of study.
He is to leave soon for the ad-
vsnced flying school at Luke field,
Phoenix, Ariz.. where. after an
other 10 weeks Of training, he viii
be commissioned a second heuten-
ant in the air corps reserve.
II. n. Barney jackson. state
senator, left Saturday on a four
day trip around the state with
Idaho and oregon legislative COM
mittees on fish and game con-
troll. The joint committee is look
ing after the Columbia river fish
development. In eastern Wash
ington Barney will attend a
Sportsmen association meeting and
will report 10 the Tacoma group
on his return.
Mrs. r. Minguist of Burton this
week enjoyed having AZ guests
her niece, Miss Mary Houseman;
nephew. Kenneth Houseman, his
wife and their small son, all OF
Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Tommy Mallon has given Bill
Gustafson an eyewitness account
OF the world series and Joe Louis
fight. features Of Tommy's recent
trip east.
Johnny and Dude snyder are
home from their two weeks honey
moon trip to California.
George Heath. son Of Howard
Heath of the city shops, left this
week for army air corps duty at
Moffett Field. Calf.
Mrs. ID. II. Bell. Of 1918 No. It'll
st, Saturday called attention TO
yellow primrose In her yard, which
Is just coming into bloom.
Mrs. Winifred Bacon. Fl, OF
Vashon island, was in Tacoma
General hospital Saturday with
second degree burns Of the back
and hands. Hospital attendants
said Mrs. Bacon was standing in
front Of fireplace and that her
robe caught on fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Welders Report
No Request for
Them 10 Return

While no change was evident In
the jurisdictional labor dispute
that has brought Puget Sound
shipbuilding to a virtual stand
still, representatives OF the strik-
ing welders were in the national
capital Saturday to confer with
government authorities.
So far. Tacoma welders have
received no request from any fed
eral representative or other con-
cerned party that they return to
work.
The announcement was made
Saturday by the Tacoma Welders
& Burners council new press COM
mittee, headqusrtered in the
Olympus hotel and composed of
L. N. Keightley, William Plested
and J. l.. Bond.
The strike WAS called by the
welders more than a fortnight ago
IN protest Of the AFL refusal TO
permit them TO establish their own
union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

areas around the poles. psces bly,
regions ~ ics and snow. which
change with the Marian s~ssons.
Jupiter. largest of the planets.
10 also continually covered ~lth
an atmosphere. though this pre-.
ssnts interesting color changes.
This stmnsphefs consists ~ me-
thsns and ammonia. and contains
elouds az the sans assss. In the
form of frozen particles. Theses
show up. through . telescope. a.
belts. parallel 10 ths pisnst's squs-
tor.
Jupitsrs four bright moons are
also Of interest through the tsls.
scope. - they are constantly dis
appearing and rssppssrns soms-
times they are ecllpsed. - they
psnstrsts Jupstsvs shadow. A.
ether umss they are eceulssd.
hiding behind the planst. Or they
may vanish In transit. ~ they
pass directly In front ~ iapii~r.
OF nearly ths same aosar ~ the
planet. they are then quite In.
visible.
Late on The night Of Nov. 1z-7s
. busy program 10 lAid out for
tnsss moons Al siss .. n r =. T.
on the 7znd. sstslilts III. which 10
called canymsds. viii b. seiips~d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
University Place
Home Destroyed

A home occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Goerger Of RI. ,. Box
SIS. Morrison road. University
Place, was completely destroyed
by fir. Friday evening, neighbors
told The Tines Saturday.
The house. ons-story frame
building. and contents went up In
the blaze. which IL believed 10 have
started when wallpaper behind the
heating stove became ignitsd.
Seighbors attempted 10 extinguish
the fire with garden hoses. but
were unsucceksfuL Total iohs was
not estimated.
GOergsr, an employe Of the ST
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co. Vas
working a. the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
II Buildings
To Be Erected
Contract ot Fort
To Macdonald Co.

FORT LEWIS Macdonald
Building CO - Tscoma with :
I'D q xss2eoo "a. AWARDED =
contract saturday ~ Il Col y =.
Antunovieh. construction quarter
master. - construct y euiidinKs
Tor ire an Eeheien nosornsss I'D
me ist battalion q the ssth Guar
tsrmssisr regiment
Ths buildings. ranging frem
large barracks q stcrehcuses. wiil
~ erected in the Camp Murray
ARA. Col Aaicncyirh s.id
The Tacoms firm vas los
among four bidders Other ron
tracing firms ard their hid. were
1. ? hoffman. Portland. s2s. 500.
J ". Bailey Construction CO. Sc.
attic. ssse. $50; and Harry Boyer
A Co, olymnis. s2sT 600.
Tho q buildings wili provide
sleeping and eating aecommods
tons fer approximately 1000 men.
Structures will include
II 63-man hsrraek buildings.
72s-man mess hall.
7ss-man mess hall
administration and s,orshou.s
buildings
} recreation buildings
administration building.
fire station.
guard house
officers quarters. sith = mess
hall for II officers
storshouss.
Tho buildings are 10 he COM
pleted within 20 days. according 10
terms OF the contract. Col. Antono-
vieh said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

rsrshl ~
With four hrshs psasts SHINING iss ssniss say @ nrth ~s
early Then - recalled al fvs thai -
~h ire naked lined the ina
there
Jupiter ara
al BE- TIE About 10 three hous after san sn
they ali unusually bright
Venus brilliant Of msHeua< - first
appear sonssnAssa - sAssnss
the archer This BY the shown ne
skies Of 10 New and the middle 81 the
which earlier
easily b located because II its .rlsndof,
getting fainter than TIE
s atm exceedingly bright and easily
tsrist rudy glow
Directly ~
visible through the night fs msxntie
the other three planets bat brighter the
cation Taurus the bull ths southeast The
Jupiter brightness. s<eaHd only 10 Venus this
Although Mercury
the naked ths ~n
morning On Nov II fsTthsst
well before sunrise For few
ow the southeast breaking In brightness
Be slightly Superior 10 Saturn
VITA the this Eaoas
that shne brilliantly the wnssfims
the east The three of his
him Taurus IN. bull with rddy Asdbsrsn. and cspes
nFe II Angs the eharoesf And north 81 Orion
10 the twins. csmini
To the cxsnus
tn. Of Tyre saoysd during
mcnths slowly Will
be from the dppsf
northern horizon. position
hshared cssope the her throne rides
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Foirhurst Co. Moves
Units Into Oregon

ROeEBI k1s = 7 \ FaIFhufff
Lumber On. Tscoma. Wash plans
N move - rstor operation -
coo~ ard Douglas counties IN Ore
gor. Archer chsss. lacai repre-
sentative. SAD to-day.
Chsss said Is - the company =
small saving units have already
beer set Up In this area Many
more Niil b Transferred within
the next fs1 moths. ne szlc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Monday ~ Mckinney club 30. 7.
1888 East X st. spansWay club
No. !. a. spsnswsy.
Tuesdsy-Oskland club No II,
42I2i4 So 18th a.
"wednesday Hawthorne cub
No. 20. a. 2sI0 East 2 Al. Sum
ner club 10. /. regular meeting
IN Sumner. Tacoma club No. ],
Sornnanns nall. regular meeting
70 b followed ~ entertainment
refreshments and dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
H K r ELS MORE ABOUT
Find Lost Child
STARTS on PAGE ONE

his grandmother house. Nothing
more was seen of him by humans
until nearly IL o'clock Saturday
morning.
"Muggins" Faithful
He had scrambled over huge
logs, crawled through dense brush,
always accompanied by what the
deputy sheriffs called his limo
ieum9 setter. "Muggins."
That setter was the hero Of the
Mshon household Saturday after
the rescue.
II was faint cry from the boy,
plus loud welcoming bark from
the dog that brought Clay and
Watson to the spot where the res
cue was affected.
Clay and his partner, Sig Kit
tleson separated when it was con-
eluded from the dogs brought by
Al Forbes king county, that the
boy had fallen into the river.
They were following the bank
Of the river, expecting to find the
youngsters body caught on a
snag. Clay moved up stream with
Watson; Kitueson worked down
stream.
Heard Cry and Bark
II was Clay who suggested TAXI
Ing an old tran. heavily overgrown
with underbrush. They had gone
perhaps q quarter Of a mile when
Clay heard the tiny cry-slmost
like q cat meowing, Clay said.
Then the dog bsrked, and about
IS feet off the trail was young
George standing up.
Cute little felloW-big brown
eyes" Clay and Kittleson agreed.
Clay wrapped his heavy coat
around the boy and started back
10 their car.
Hungry 2" he asked.
The boy nodded.
Bet you could eat a big steak
now Clay suggested.
That brought a bigger nod and
q wonderful gfln.
Chilled TO the Bone
But Young George was soaked
n the skin. hands snd face chap
PED and his entire little body wa
chilled 70 the bone after his night
In the wet. dark woods.
Working with tie CCc boys
under the direction q Supt " D.
Hecht Of the Sunshine camp were
Deputies Joe Ksrpach ard Frank
Mclean q Pierce county until
. II Forbes and Watson ar
rlved az 30 a. n
Georges father is working IN
the woods above EnUmciaW.
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