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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
CHAPTER NINETEEN

HALTER NINETEEN
WHEN JABEZ announced that
Irene Rand wished to see me, l was
first surprised, then amused. The
meaning Of what I had overheard
lay plain before me. was the her
Miss Althea had told her to see.
This must be a new move In the
attempt to drive me from Purple
Beeches. Before answered Jabez,
I glanced at the bookcases Every
door was securely closed.
SHOW her in here, Jabez,
please"
pushed the easy chair which
Cary and Kaye so lately had occu-
pied farther away and took my &C.
customed seat behind my desk.
Whatever might arise In this inter-
view. was going to retain the ad-
vantage of my position. I would be
strictly courteous. but she would
do the talking, I determined.
From her entrance one would
have thought her q queen con-
descending to the lowest of her
subjects. She haughtily refused the
chair I offered, and ! calmly re-
sumed my seat
you wished to see me?" That
was q noncommittal gambit
YES" she snapped.
coolly looked at her and waited.
] wasn't going to help her out She
didn't mince matters In her first
sentence she said Just what ! had
expected.
How much will you take To
leave Purple Beeches today?"
Il am moi, open to bribes." My
voice was as smooth as melted but
ter. AS long as Captain Essex
wishes me to stay here-I shall
stay"
Which won't be long" she
marled. Then, insinuatingly: I'VE
are having your record investigat-
ed"
At that / laughed In her face.
Zine! The more thoroughly you
investigate. the better satisfied /
shall be. And" said meaningly. II
think Captain Essex will be inter-
ested to know that you are trying
to bride me to leave his house"
That was carrying war into her
territory. And what I said / be-
ieved. II I went with the story to
him, I could foresee fireworks-
She looked as disdainfully at me
as though / were q rose beetle she
would like to dunk In q kerosene
tin and forget, but I caught the
faint culver Of dismay which swept
over her features. BY that knew
that I was one shot ahead.
IF you tattle this conversation
to him, I'll deny IT," she cried
hotly.
And at that my temper blazed. |
With all the contempt / felt / |
looked straight at her.
Anyone who would stoop to
bribery would be lar" ! said dis.
tinctly.
Anger contorted her features. |
Her voice lost that suaveness
which ! so detested. took on q
'hriller note.
IF you had any decency at all,
1ou wouldn't stay In a place where
fou're not wanted"
$50 far you and Miss Aithea are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
WORK UNFINISHED

Detroit. Mar. 4-UP-At least six
months would be required TO com.
plete fully an investigation OF re-
ported corruption in Michigan. It
was indicated today. Mrs. Gladys
Adams of Port Huron, forewoman
OF the special federal grand jury
dlsbanded Monday because OF sta
tute restricting its tenure, said a
"lot of work was left undone."
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the only ones who do not want me
here. Don't deny It. actions speak
louder than words" as she started
to speak, land, frankly, I'm not at
all interested in what you or she
desire or do not desire"
You're making trouble for
everybody by staying here" furi-
ously. Anger was destroying every
bit Of her beauty. Cross her often
enough and she'd be a bag by the
time she was thirty!
Il don't think so. I came here to
work on Mr.. Essex's book, and 1t is
going splendidly." I was deter
mined to bait her until she lost her
temper and blurted out what lay
behind their fine plan.
That book!" The scorn In her
voice was so thick you could al
most pick it out Of the air. That's
the most ridiculous thing! Imagine
writing a book about this familyw
THE captain doesn't think 1t is
ridiculous. He Is delighted with it."
He would be! He's so old he's
senile"
HE says that about Miss Al
thea OF the two, I'm sure he's
nearer right"
Everyone else can see how alb
surd the idea is" She completely
ignored what ! had said.
by everyone else, you must
mean Miss Althea, your father and
yourself. Except for her every
member Of the Essex family is
much pleased with the idea. So far
as can see, it's none Of your bust.
ness. Kindly say what you have to
say and 60" wasn't going to sit
quietly by and hear her berate the
captain any longer. I rose from my
chair and took a step toward the
archway, but she stepped before
me.
You'll listen to what have 10
Say!" Her voice was menacing. Her
eyes were as green as q cats, with
the spark in their depths which
warned that sharp claws were
about to be unsheathed.
! drew myself to my tallest
height and waited. My apparent
imperturbability broke her control
Just az I had thought It would do.
You're making trouble between
Cary and me-" she stormed. Until
you came here he was devoted to
me. Now he spends all his time
working on that fool book. Do you
suppose want my future husband
shut up here day after day with
you ?"
I didn't believe one word she said.
Cary Essex was not the kind of
man to say what he had said to me
while entangled with another wom-
IN. But II I had not previously
heard Hayes story I might have
been seriously disturbed.
Il don't see what that has TO do
With me-" laughed as I spoke. I've
'ound that q light laugh can be
most disconcerting. If you have
my quarrel With him, 90 TO him,
ion't bring It to me. I'm not inter-
'sted."
II have" She stopped short. I
vas sure she hadn't intended TO say !
hat
Then why come 10 me ?" I asked
'landly.
Because he's like all men-be-
nused by q new face. Because he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
BRING WINNING STEAK

New York. Mar. 4-INS-Bring-
ing along a winning streak OF 20
victories in % games. the Toledo
University basketball team WAS
scheduled 10 arrive here today for
their contest with Long Island Uni
yersity tomorrow night at Madison
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
MAY BE CENTER

Lakeland. Fla, Mar. 4-lNS--
Manager Del Baker Of the Detroit
Tigers indicated today that Out
fielder Tuck Stainback, obtained
from Montreal in midseason last
year, might be used In the leadotf
batting spot during coming season.
There has been talk OF shifting
young Barney McCoskey to right
field and using Stainback in cen
ter
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Detroit Wins Cage Tilt From Normal With Late Drive

Square Garden. The Long Island
team also is ore % the nations top
squads, and tae contest promises
to foretell a possible ella mant 10
the national champ onship. New
York University and Temple meet
In a preliminary game on the To-
ledo-Long Island card.
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ried the ball S.4Ss yards In the
Wolverines offensive in the past
three football seasons and scored
237 points, plans to receive a d.
ploma in June.
He still looks to radio for a post
college career and has four propos-
ais for sports announcing under
consideration but has made verbal
agreement with the Crosby agency
Of Hollywood to do a picture next
summer, with an option for one or
two more.
81 suppose 1t will be a football
picture" he said, but | DON
know much about 1t yet"
One OF his closest friends and
advisers, Fritz Crisler. Michigan
head foot all coach. urged Harmon
to seek something besides a foot
ball role in Hollywood.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
CONTRACT SIGNED

East Lansing, Mar. 4 ms =
Michigan State Athletic Director
Ralph H. Young announced today
that a two-year football contract
has been signed with Iowa State.
The Spartans will play Iowa in
East Lansing in 194S and at Ames,
Ia, In 1914.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
RECREATION LEAGUE

Carrier 527. Richards AIS, Herbst
1928. Glow SCI, r. Green sos. 70.
tails, SQi. 500. 79S-2i04.
OreWery's
Riley i55, KorBra 4SG, Ellis 49,.
j. Max 465, Livingston 6Sl; totals,
Sl4, Si5. 729 24lS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
TO REPORT THURSDAY

Lakeland, Fla, Mar. 4-UP -
Buck Newsom will reach the De.
troit Tigers spr,SS training camp
Thursday. he reported to Manager
Del Baker today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04

Score at half Michigan Normal
is. University of Detroit IA.
Free throws missed Misenar 2.
Shada; Dulapa. O'Brien, Brice, Jar
rett 2.
Referee-Crane michigan Nor
mad. Umpire-Powers (DetroiD.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04

Totals ........ Is . ~ 80
Score at half Michigan Normal
Freshmen 90, University OF Detroit
Freshmen II.
Free throws missed-Sampier 4,
Messenger 3. Sherman. Colt; Burns,
Madarik 4, ielmlnski.
Referee-Skover (Detroit).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
"A State with .
riches Blesi

WE LIVE in a great country.
But among all the 48 states there is none
that can lay claim TO more varied and
abundant riches of field and orchard, farm
and mine, than our own Michigan. Here
an unequaled combination of soil and
climate, mineral deposits, waterways and
harbors, and the progressive spirit of five
million people, has enabled agriculture
and industry to flourish together, each
aiding the development Of the other.
This is the first of series of informa.
tive advertisements in which the Mich
igan Bell Telephone Company will deal
with the immense natural resources of
the state, affecting the daily lives of all
our citizens.
The telephone has contributed vitality
TO Michigan's growth. Just as good roads,
cars and trucks have made it easier to
iranspor, our products, so the telephone
has aided the development of our re-
sources by shortening time and distance.
1t brings producer, distributor, manufac-
turcr and consumer closer together
minutes apart instead Of days - and does
it so cheaply that millions of dollars are
saved annually.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
HAYWARD
CENTRAL SPECIALITY

Bielec 400. Fryer 500, Flanagan
(aye) Az, Rutledge AIS, School
master ass: totals. III. 760. 72i--
220l.
Executives
Giles 332. Gaskell $40, Mast 305
Barker (ave) 500. Munro (ave) 4li,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04

my Gilligan OF Pittsburgh in an
eightround supporting bout at the
Olympia March IA, 1t was an
nounced today.
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snara Assembly

Groghan 329, Benedict 4Sl, Hurst
1875. Harden 53S. Lldke 50i; to
tails, 677, 7S7 Sl3 2977.
Craftsmen
Mackle Ace, Roy i27. Heller 1856.
Makowski iS3. Brltton Az, hand.
cap 81; totals. 775, 737, 100 262.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
TO OPPOSE GILLIeAN

Detroit, Mar. 4-UP Benny
Goldberg, Michigan bantamweight
champion, will oppose Irish" jim.
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Eagles

Hammond b52. Pierson i65. Rev
nolds 461, Harris 5l3. Packard 500
totals, TAI, SAL, 905-2i93.
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+. Shuda 493. u. Deck SOL \.
Dundon 533. d. Mead $50, w King
55S; totals. GAG, S74. SSS e7is.
VOLTS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
CITY LEAGUE
IaekRan Coal

CITY lEA6OG
Jackson Coal
B. Bielec 40. G. Fox $3.50. Shaw 5lS.
Jackson (Ave.) 800, Collier 1854,
Handicap rs. Totals 75l, 1853, Sly
1911.
Music Box
Smith All. d. Hayden (Ave.) 40b,
Connolly $50. Makowski 1893. Britton
447. Totals 633, 707. 752-2092.
Ernle's
Nochman 463, Hammett sol. Ga
BILE 1896. LaFontin 472, Rust ass
Totals 1853, ass, 644-2090.
Milan
Klenk 493, Barrett 407. Iaskey
400, Wise sol, Beard AS. Totals
744, 1862. 1929.
Hayward's
Chambers 1856. SchwaII sos, l..
Amoreaux 464. Harden 499. Harner
402. Totals 672. 794. 739-2205.
White Palace
Palmer 4s9. Schriener 373. Scha-
fer 500, Frederick 4S3, Andy Bra
man 402. Handicap 1872. Totals 1856,
s0i, 729-2269.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04

Peters 596, Schnckey i6i. Mess.
ner 525. Eberts i25, Wolf 1856. to-
tails, Sl9, S3S, 2i7l.
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Foundry Foremen

Allen 39l. Anderson 4S9, SchanL
4O5, Yohn 4Sl. Bullock SIS; totals,
$50, 1884, 747-22Sl.
Sears Foremen
Bowler $40. Sasser 437. Roy 1854
Sprague 36S. Chambers 425, handi-
cap rs; totals, 1920, 165, 665-2s39,
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c. Lunch
Waiting 500, Middleton 407.
Smith 425. Davie 43l. Farmer 422.
handicap III; totals, 72S, GIL, sos
1901.
Clerks
Granger 337. Hubbard 1875. Baker
1866, Lonskey 406, Connolly 535;
totals, 759, 655. 756-2l70.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
Bowling Scores

handicap AZ; totals. 64s, ISL. 746-
2l23.
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Max b21. DeGroat 1876. Morris b64,
J. King 477,- Dunlap $40; totals,
905, $50, $40 262S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

10 any particular church, be-
long TO THE church"
Earlier. after passing the army
physical examination. Cox told an
army private he had once served
with the Essex Scottish in Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Trailer Camp Draftee Hunted After Taking Army Vow

my allegiance is to God" he
explained to Capt. Donald NJ.
Jacques. chief Michigan induc-
ton officer. eff you know any
thing about the Bible you know
why I won't serve. 1 don't belong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

A Detroit draftee who walked
out of the local induction station
yesterday after being sworn in as
a soldier and telling a captain Il
refuse to serve in the forces of this
country" today was being sought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
Vow

"COx Is In the army now and
deserter," Captain Jacques said.
wen probably go after him
and turn him over TO the mill
tary police ut Fort Wayne to
be held for a court martial"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

by the army as a deserter.
TerTning himself a conscientious
objector." although he admittedly
is not a member of any organized
church. the man said he would not
serve in the army in any ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

pacity."
He is Barry S. Cox, Is. who lives
in a trailer camp at Outer drive
and West Warren avenue. He said
he Is a machinery maintenance
man in an Ecorse factory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
What $ On the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

program has been
kiven The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
n the presentations as
srhed uled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troll Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Arms and munitions are not all
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well-balanced diet is more impor-
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Bread now contains two import
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Eat at least two slices of Marvel
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supplies rich amounts of those
important vitamins and minerals
needed for physical fitness. And
remember, Marvel gives you these
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the Biggest bread buy of the
year." Today!
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PLUS vrrAMrs d

Wheat is one of the best natural
sources of Vitamin BIZ. bur modern
refining methods remove most of
il in the process of making white
-four. But in Marvel Breed. viia-
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Whole Wheat levels. Each loaf
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per pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
1900 MIDNIGHT

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