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Evening star., 1941-01-12
.ROckville's
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ROCKVILLE, Md. Jan. IL
Mayor and Mrs. Douglas M. Bland
ford left early in the week for Miami
Fla, for a sojourn of six weeks
They will be joined later in the
month by their daughter, Miss Emily
Blandford, who plans to be there
several weeks.
Capt. Fairfax Walters, United
States Air Corps, has gone TO Pen
sacola, Fla, for duty as an instructor
He is the son of Mrs. Julian F
Walters of Rockville
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas D. Griffith
of Rockville are in st. Petersburg
Fla, for stay of two months, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reed, also OF
Rockville. left during the week to
spend some time in Miami
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Holland
entertained about IS at a family
dinner in their home in Rockville
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Peter Wagner
and the formers sister, Miss RoSe
Wagner, are occupying their cottage
at ST. Petersburg. Fla. They lef
early in the week and plan TO re.
main there until spring.
Mrs Nicholas Brewer and Mrs
William D. Clarke, both of whom
entertained Tuesday afternoon, Wer'
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Mrs. Henry McCown, and Comdr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Schoeffel. Comdr.
McCown is leaving shortly for sea
duty.
Miss Joan Casterlin
Back From Miami Beach.
Miss Joan Casterlin has returned
to Washington after spending the
Christmas holidays at Miami
Beach, Fla, as guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Hattie L. Corby.
Mrs. Joseph Sherier entertained
at a tea Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Ernest Clarke of Seattle,
Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Corning
have visiting them Mrs. Corning's
mother. Mrs. Morgan Whiteford,
and her sister, Miss Anna White
ford, Of Whiteford, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Hart
have as their house guest Mrs.
Hart's sister, Miss Caroline Rankiel-
lour, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Syme
and their son Samuel, jr, have re-
turned to Chevy Chase, Md, after
spending the holiday season in
Miami
Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Foster
were hosts at dinner party Tues
day for Mr. and Mrs Conway Cole,
Mr.. and Mrs South Trimble, jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Kerlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Julien left
Thursday for Miami and will return
in the spring to their home in
Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Congdon
have as their house guest Miss June
Abshure of East Lyme, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Jones
were hosts at a dinner party, fol-
lowed by bridge Wednesday for II
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheppe
have as weekend guests Mrs. w. A.
MCGEE, Mrs. John Elicit and Miss
Virginia Elicit of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Charles Detmer entertained
for y guests at supper party and
bridge Wednesday evening.
Charles HartungS Leave
For Florida Vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartung left
Wednesday for a tWo-Week vacation
in Miami. Fla.
Mrs. William Henry and Mrs. Carl
Stuhler we're hostesses at luncheon
and bridge Thursday for IS guests
in compliment to Mrs. Philip Gott
and Mrs. j. Robert Bryant, jr, of
Chevy Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. Gott
are going to Chicago to make their
home, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant are
going to Philadelphia.
Mrs. E Anthony and Mrs. James
Lee Oliver also will entertain at
tea Friday for Mrs. Gott and Mrs.
Bryant.
Mrs. George v. Graham and Mrs.
Elmer Pusey will entertain tomorrow
at bridge tea in compliment to Mrs.
Gott and Mrs Bryant.
Mrs. Andrew Goetchius enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge Tues
day at the Columbia Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. David K. Robinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LIE Fevre
entertained jointly at dinner party
Tuesday evening for David K. Rob-
inson, jr, and Carolyn LIE Fevre,
celebrating their birthday anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Arthur Reed entertained at
luncheon and bridge for eight guests
Tuesday in her home.
Mrs. Edgar R. Clark of Syracuse,
N. Y. is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Winnings
have as their guest Mrs. Winnings
mother, Mrs. George I. Hoax of
Harrisburg, Pa. Mrs. Winnings en-
tertained at luncheon Thursday in
honor of her mother and Mrs. R.
Condit Eddy of Easton, Pa, who is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Warning.
Mrs. Robert C. Duncan enter
tanned IS guests at luncheon and
bridge Wednesday in compliment to
Mrs. Stephen B. Fuller celebrating
her birthday anniversary.
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ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Broida. and
their young daughter Stephanie in
ParkerSburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Max Schwartz is spending
two weeks in New York the guest
of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Hershey Kaplan are
temporarily located at the Roose-
welt.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph H Levi are
at the Madison Hotel in New York
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ring and their
family have taken house at Miami
Beach, where they will be until
April.
Mrs. Benjamin Splitter of New
York will be the guest the coming
week of Mrs. Edward Sonneborn
Mrs. Splitter is the third vice presi-
dent of the National Council of
Jewish Women.
Mrs Max Pines left Thursday
for Atlantic City to visit her SON.
in-law and daughter. Ny and Mrs
Harry Miller, and their two younl
daughters for a week
Mrs. Amelia Lulley and Mrs. Ju-
liam Block are leaving Washington
Tuesday for an extended stay al
Miami Beach.
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Opportunity House
Benefit Is Thursday

Mrs. Jimmie Kee, daughter-ln-laW
of Representative John Kee of West
Virginia: is chairman for the Victory
Dance, to be given for the benefit
of Opportunity House at the Hamil-
ton Hotel, Thursday evening. Mrs.
Kee will be assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Clarendon Smith and Mr..
Jimmie Kee.
The Ward-Duvall Orchestra will
play, and there will be entertain
ment features during the evening.
It is hoped that the advance sale
of tickets for the ball will put the
Opportunity House campaign for
funds over the top so that it will
truly be victory dance, celebrating
the ability to continue the good work
which Opportunity House is doing
in a neighborhood where it is very
much needed.
Tickets may be obtained at the
door the night Of the dance, or IN
advance from Mr.. Arthur Clarendon
Smith or Mrs. Jimmie Kee.
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StOkeses
relieving
Falls Church
Commander Will
Take Charge of
L. S. S. Grayson

FALLS CHURCH, Va, Jan. IL
Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray
Stokes and their two children, Su-
same and Thomas, were to leave
today for Charleston, S. c., where
Comdr. Stokes will be in command
of the destroyer u S. S. Grayson,
which is soon to be commissioned
and which was named for the late
Admiral Cary T. Grayson of Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Emily M. Gillette and Mrs.
Graham gave luncheon yesterday
to Mrs. Edward B. Rowan, Mrs.
Ward B. Freeman, Mrs. Robert P.
Lamont, Mrs. Carl Haglund, Mrs.
Robert N. Landreth, Mrs. Rollo
Smith, Mrs. H. P. Sheldon and Mrs.
George Wythe of Washington.
Mrs. James R. Browning enter
tanned Mrs Charles Brooks, Mrs.
Earl Fowler, Mrs. Charles Pendle-
ton, Mrs. Mayo Herring, Miss Lily
Reid and Mrs Marshall Boone at
morning bridge party and lunch
con Thursday
DR.. and Mrs. Martin Haertel are
planning to move from their home
in West Falls Church to the home
on Cherry street which they had
leased to Comdr. and Mrs. Stokes
during their stay here.
Mrs. William Browning Hostess
At Luncheon and Bridge.
Mrs. William Browning gave a
luncheon and bridge Wednesday for
Mrs. Thomas Harring, Mrs. Earle E.
Hamm, Mrs. Walter Phillips. Mrs.
Charles Pendleton, Mrs. Albert M.
Day. Mrs. Carl Dillon, Mrs. Donald
Jones, Mrs. Lawrence Brown. Mrs.
E. c. Hostrup, Mrs. Torreyson Reeves
and Mrs A. Miller.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Adrien Busick were hosts at bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alden Gage
and their daughter, Miss Betsy King
Gage, were dinner guests of Mrs.
Louis F. Woods Sunday They are
leaving for New York City this
month, where Mr. Gage has accepted
legal position.
Mrs. Samuel R. Copper was host
ess Thursday evening at bridge and
buffet supper Her guests were
Mrs. Herbert Coward, Mrs George
L. RobertshaW, Miss Maude How
ard, Mrs. R c. L. Moncure, Mrs. P.
H. Smyth, Mrs. Frederick w. Jones
and Mrs. Charles Marshall.
Mrs. Merritt Pope entertained at
luncheon and bridge at her home
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Drake of Falls City,
Wash, is house guest of Mrs. John
L. Harrison.
Mrs w A Montgomery. of Knox
Vile Tenn, is a guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard Patterson.
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among Rockville's bridge party
hoSteSseS during the week.
Mrs. Malcolm Ferris has returned
to Boontown, N. j., after visiting her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Offutt, in
Rockville. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Offutt for visit Of
several weeks
Mrs. Adrian Brunett was hostess
to the Rockville Minerva Club in
her home Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. West of
Rockville, and Mrs. Joseph West
left Saturday for an extended motor
trip to Florida.
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Tabbutts
Entertain
Buffet Supper
Given for Friends
In Music Circle

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Tabbutt
entertained at buffet supper last
evening in their home in Takoma
Park, Md, when their guests in
cluded number of friends prom
inent in musical circles in WASH
ington and Takoma Park. A country
bingo party, with groceries as prizes,
was an amusing feature of the
evenings entertainment.
Among the guests were members
of the quartet from Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, of which
Mr.. Tabbutt is member, and their
husbands and wives Miss Edith
GottWahls, organist of the church;
Prof. and Mrs. r. Deane Shure, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter w. SWEET, Mrs. Ralph
Grant and Miss Phoebe Stine. Mrs.
Tabbutt was hostess at luncheon
and bridge Friday and Tuesday
night she also entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tabbutt will be
| joined this week by their daughter,
Mrs. Frank H. BaberS, whose huS-
band, 1t. Babers, will leave for Texas
tomorrow with the 260th Coast Ar
tillery of the District National
Guard. They plan to give up their
home in Hillandale, Md, and Mrs.
Babers will make her home with
her parents until she can join 1t.
Babers in Texas.
Mrs. Paul B. Gammie gave party
and shower last evening in honor
of Mrs. r. L. H. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HI. McWhorter
And Daughters Move.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McWhorter
have moved from their home in
North Woodside, Md, and with their
two daughters, Jane and Carol, are
in residence at 81 Philadelphia ave-
nue.. The house formerly was owned
by Mrs. C. L. Turner, daughter of
Mrs. Homer Smith of Takoma Park
and Mr.. Turner, who now make
their home in West Engelwood
N. j.
Mrs. c. R. Hyatt. who recently
has resided in PHILADELPHIA with her
son-in- law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. w Eastment, is spending
short time in her home al 210 Tulip
avenue.
Mrs William Stuart is expected
to return to her home today from
DelaWanna, N j., where she has
been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs George P. SNYDER,
whose marriage took place December
%, are in residence in their new
home at 1903 Flower avenue. Mrs.
Snyder formerly was Mrs Marjorie
Firor Everard. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Firor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy H Goodman,
their son, Guy. jr., and daughter
Jacqueline, and Miss Mary Leary
have returned to their homes after
a three-week visit in Florida.
Among others who returned during
the week from holiday trips to the
South are former Mayor and Mrs.
John R. Adams. their son, DR.. John
Robert Adams, and their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Adams, who spent
three weeks in Florida, Alabama
orI Nov, NrIoonc
Mrs. E. M. Douglas and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs Willard Doug
las. again are in their home after
visit with the senior Mrs. Douglas
daughter, Mrs. A. w. King, at Ma
| pleWood, N. J.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Service Council
Tea Dance Today

The Service Council of the Jew
ish Community Center is having a
member bring-a-member tea dance
today from $3.50 to $50 O'Clock at
the Jewish Community Center, Six
/ teenth and @ streets
Miss Ruth Skornik is chairman,
assisted by the Misses Florence
Block, Mary Osin, Bella Schwartz,
Rose Lee Rubin, Rose Shapiro, Sa-
die Edlavitch, Sophie Singer. Doro-
thy Grosman and Mrs. A. Rosen-
| thai.
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and their two young daughters. Mr..
Behrend spent the holidays with
them and has returned.
Mrs. David Blum
Is Hostess at Tea.
Mrs. David Blum was hostess
Wednesday at tea, at her home
in Chevy Chase, in honor of her
mother, Mrs. L. j. Herzog of Lin
coin. Nebr., who is spending part
of the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Blum.
Mrs. Edgar Warner, jr., of Erie,
Pa. is visiting her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Milton Strasburger of the
Argonne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Fogel were
hosts last night at dinner, at their
home on Chesapeake street.
Mrs. Morris Simon with her
daughter, Miss Jane Simon. re-
turned on Friday from a trip to
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kronheim,
jr., have visiting them Mrs. Kron-
helms brother. Mr.. Gerald Siegel
of Vinton. Iowa.
Mrs. Sol Meyer and Mrs. Jacob
Feldman left on Tuesday night for
Miami Beach to spend two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman Smiller left
for Miami Beach the early part
of the month to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerber
Are at Miami Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gerber of
the Broadmoor are spending several
weeks at Miami Beach.
Mrs Eugene Schwab is accom-
panying her daughter, Mrs, Louis
Grad, and Mrs. Nathan Rosen of
Erie, Pa, by motor today to Miami
Beach to spend the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe King of 2701
Connecticut avenue have as their
guest their sister-inlaW Mrs. Her
bert Katz of Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sanger are
visiting their son-in-law and daugh-
Evening star., 1941-01-12
To Visit in New York

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hadley Doyle
will leave Friday for New York for
a visit with their son, Mr.. j. Herbert
Doyle. and his family. While there
they will celebrate their Goth we'd
ding anniversary. which took place
in Holy Trinity Church, in George
town, January 10, 1881. Mrs. j. NJ.
Schneider. sister of Mrs. Doyle. will
accompany them to the metropolis.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Dinner Parties Feature
Chevy Chase Entertaining
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Whiteford
Hosts in Honor of Randels:
Bathams Have Boston Guest

Aa and Mrs Roger Wheod a dinner party last
evening IN honor OF Mr. Harry WASHINGTON who
,,rs rort Lauderdale Fla to make their
Westminster, "
ana MRS Batham have visiting them K.
VI MRS Bathm entertained at luncheon bridge
.oet 10 her guest Mrs Ross Garrett
!uacreon and bridge in compliment o
Inc Rev Henry
elr daughter Mrs Paul Nook and their grandson Sidney
Morrown N
MISS Helen Hngsburg Seattle
returning to Connecticut College, New London,
Con1dr. M a dinner
Evening star., 1941-01-12

at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at
the Brook Farm Teahouse. The
guests included Mrs. John L. Hunt
ington, Mrs. Adrian Warning, Mrs.
Robert C. Duncan, Mrs. George I.
Hoax, Mrs. L. Paul Winnings, Mrs.
William Camp, Mrs. William Nelson
Moore, Mrs. John E. Benton, Miss
Jean Benton, Mrs. George j. Jet
ter and Mrs. Sidney r. White.
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Mrs. Carr Hostess

Mrs. E. V. Carr of 923 Decatur
street will entertain the Ladies Of
the G. A. R., Grant Circle. No. /,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Hay
ward Fortier will be in charge Of
the program.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Of Personal Note
Mrs. H. L. Neugass Visits Her
Parents, MIR. and Mrs. Goldsmith
MRS. VICTOR J. GAUZZA, Jr

of New Orleans formerly Miss Nancy Goldsmith
visiting parents Mr. and Mrs Ralph Goldsmith the Westche
luncheon yesterday Westminster
hel grandmother Mrs. Charles Goldsmith.
Woodley left
Wednesday California spend the six
Behrend Atlanta, visiting on-in-law
Evening star., 1941-01-12
SchlOsbereS Back

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schlosberg and
their family, who spent the holi-
days in Miami Beach, have re-
turned to their home at 5915 Six
| teenth street.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
A Ride in a Paper Boat
BY
MARIE
BLIZZARD

expenses down Or live at the N
| figure | could live on l5 bucks
week He got so enthusiastic
about It that he managed to save
$40 in the next four weeks.
But one night he was invited 70
play poker with some OF the boys
at the athletic club He'd always
been lucky at cards He might dou-
BILE his twenty.
He lost and when he told Hal
lie she burst into angry tears
we aren't any worse of than
we were, he said defensively.
No, we're not, I've got my Job
and probably will have II for the
rest OF my life. and wouldn't
mind, Eric. II only you had some
ambition Everything is always all
right. to you. as long as we have
a roof over our heads and food But
| want something else"
Il was trying to get II so we
could go back to New York.
wasn't -"
Halle dried her tears. disarmed
by his penitent smile.
II suppose you might as well
gamble II seems the only way wen
ever find enough money"
She could. she supposed. write to
her father. but In his last letter he
had written that a severe attack
OF arthritus had laid him low tor
several weeks He added that
young Dr. Kelsey was taking over
most OF his practice He was glad.
he wrote. that things were going
well with her It's a load of my
mind"
Once she had looked forward TO
letters from the east But now she
dreaded them Her hand felt heavy
when she reached into the letter
basket IN their door.
Their post contained little be-
sides advertising matter and the
constant letters from Louise and
the weekly one from her father.
Then came the letter from East
Lynbrook 1t vas addressed to Mr.
and Mrs Eric Adams
Halle ripped It open with ner-
vous haste ano a check nutterec
out.
II was made out to them jointly,
and signed with Winthrop Adams
name.
Halle laid the precious piece OF
paper down gently and read the
letter:
Dear Brother and Sister:
Enclosed please find check for
$500 This is your share Of the
sum realized from the sale OF the
property on Knob Hill road
Sorry IT isn't more. Real es-
tate :"
That was as far as Halle got
when the telephone rang.
The operator said. Long dis
lance New York calling
Mrs. Eric Adams"
Ito Be Continued)
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Louise said firmly, We've got
to get them back east feel re-
sponsible for Halle She just ism I
going TO have to take what she's
getting"
Things aren't any too hot here
can get him a job now and then.
doing bits, but | can't guarantee
any income. They'd be worse of
here
They'd be near friends Toby,
how much would it cost to bring
them back ?"
Couple OF hundred"
I've got a couple OF hundred In
my checking account"
Toby regarded her sternly. Il
forbid it. Louise It isn't the money
I'm thinking OF. but, my dear little
philanthropist, you can't order peo-
pies lives around | know Eric well
enough to know that he hates II
That was why he broke with Win.
wouldn't take being told what to
do You send a check and
Toby" Louises eyes we're
bright What did you say was the
name OF the town in Vermont
where Eric came from?"
East Lynbrook. Why?"
"Oh. just a little idea ! had. e.
Have you got any stamps?"
No, you ont | can see right
through your little idea Write to
Win. would you? And how do you
think Eric would like that?"
Louise gave in She didn't and
II easy to write things. anyway If
she could talk to Win.
The telephone rang and Louise
got up to answer II. with another
little idea In her mind.
II was March. and Eric was
working again He was a salesman
In a linen store -and hating Il
There's nothing for me. in this
town." he complained II we could
get enough dough together to get
back east by autumn, I'd be sure
to get into a show Meyerling IL
ways liked by work And most OF
the radio serial shows are broad.
cast from New York"
Halle didn't remind him tina
he'd been IN only one Meyerlinf
show, and they'd had three months
Of near starvation with radio work
She said. Wen try to save
1t would only take a hundred
and fifty for fare"
Halle said. Wen stay where we
are until we have a stake as vel
as our fare We'd have to have
something to live on while you
looked for a job"
was thinking that you might
90 back to Worburn for a while.
could send for you when gel
something"
Wouldn't you need me-" she
asked wistfully.
What for? | could always puI
up With some other fellow and keeE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-11
Landy's, Bella
Vista Winners

The City League basketball sea
son was opened Wednesday night
with Landy's and Bella Vista emery,
ing victorious over the Farm Bureau
and McClure's respectively.
In the first contest. the Farm
Bureau was crushed by Landy's 40
81. For Lan1y's Heimerdinger
scored 10 points on five field goals.
while Batterson's four field goals
gave him eight points. High point
honors for Farm Bureau were
claimed by Wright and Oelke who
each collected six points.
In the second game Bella Vista
eked out a 1924 victory over Nc.
Clure. High point honors went to
Britton. who collected IL points.
followed by Starwas and Brown OF
Bella Vista who each made four
field goals for eight points.
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CHAPTER TWENTY. THREE

CHAPTER rWENTY-THREE
TOBY -FENNELL dropped mis-
six feet Of utter fatigue on the
crimson lounge that Halle Adams
had bought two and a half years
before Wow. what day! II ! had
q good little wife, she'd mix
me
Louise splashed soda in glass
and gave It to him II had the
KIND of a husband | thought I'd
married. he wouldn't treat his wife
this way"
Il BUY her roses and diamonds
and rubies well, roses, any
way" he said to the ceiling And
she complaints"
Toby Fennell. you know I've
been waiting all day to near!
Johns back from California and he
promised he'd look up the Adamses
and tell you what ne discovered
Don't tell me ne didn't"
Toby sat up. He did," he said
sravely Nobody around the place
knows anything about Adams All
John could find out. from the recep-
tionist's records. Is that Adams
was around the day Osborne was
killed. Said he had an appoint
ment."
Well. go on"
TOBY shrugged his shoulders
HE had an appointment with a
poor guy that bumps himself on
He didn't have an appointment
with anybody else. so that was
that You know how those things
are
Il know" His wife said. turrow-
ing her forehead IF they'd only
let US know That was weeks and
weeks ago Halle doesn't answer
my letters | suppose she Just
doesn't know what to say"
Maybe Enc doesn't want her 10
say anything"
why shouldn't he?"
Look. little woman. you don't
know much about male psychology
60 you? Eric and started out to-
kether end in Job where can,
al least. take care of my wife He
lands at the bottom Of the heap
You don't suppose he relishes com
Ing to me for help. do you ?"
But, Hallie?"
"She's got pride and spunk. too
Sure, I'll be glad TO do what can
but I can't force my help on them,
can II"
Il suppose not" Louise answered
doubtfully But you might have
somebody else at the studio send
for him That would give MIN 4
chance
Honey. | can write and wire
and they'll see him. be nice to him,
and then give him the brush-oh
I'm not really a big shot | can't
give orders to hire him Besides
the west coast has orders 10 cut
down They dropped IS from the
payroll last week"
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Plans Made to Protect
YpSiIanti Water Supply

Plans TO fence property OF the
Ypsilanti water works. to hire ade-
quate guards and to erect fool
liyhts as a protection against pos
sible sabotage were made by the
board OF public works at a special
meeting Wednesday night IN the
city hall.
The board Will begin negotia.
lions immediatel to obtain ap-
proximately 1000 feet OF fence
needed to inclose the property at
the water works plant, which at
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Varsity Letters Awarded to
Normal Cross Country Men

George Cole, Richard Gehring, Rob
ert Allen. Ed Sige,y. Vern Krebs-
bach. Paul Hansen and Warren
johnson. Freshman numerals for %
members OF the Huron football team
and five frosh barriers were also
approved.
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approved

present Is without fence protec-
ton. Purchase OF flood lights, 20
illuminate the property at night,
will also be made as soon as pos
sible.
Guards. hired by the board OF
public works. will perform the
protective duties under the super
vision OF the police department.
Mayor Ross X Bower attended
the special meeting Board mem
bers are A. j. Boatwright. chat
man. F. II. Nissly and L. J. Arnet.
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70 INcREAsE pRoDUcrIoN

Lansing, Dec. 11-INS- Gov.
Murray D. Van WAGNER said today
that BENJAMIN F. Sparks. Escana-
ba engineer. will represent Michi-
gan at an OPM hearing in Wash.
ington Dec. IS to determine ways
to increase copper production.