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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANG ELES. Dec. - t'pl
Led by automobile shares price.
generally improved on the l. A.
gele> stock exchange today in H..
heaNNiesi trading in weeks.
Trading IN early sessions a1#pi. ~
imaed 19.ooo hare> compared ~
1l.ooa in the same period Yesterday
Twenty nine issues registered gains
Is remand unchanged ana nine af-
fered losses.
Chrysler rose L. points - a..
and General Motors jumped &C.
5o7s.
The lit:
Broadway G.. un - l. 4. In
vestment up =; Pacific Finance
e. down Is; Security company
units a; TrauSamerica +. Pacific
Lighting 90. up :; Edison com
u UP :. Edison 6 pc - down -;
southern California Gas - up !. .
southern Pacific II up l.; Hancock
-, mp :. Consolidated OIL ;, up
l.. E.ehtield Sa4 down :; stand
arr ", up e; Union H. up -;
Consolidated steel Is, up : Lock-
heea =. up :; Pacific Clay b.
down =. new low. TAYLOR Milling
J.. ENIu =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
BITTER BATTLE IN
SUGAR BOWL.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 80 CUP, eel.
One of the bittcrest battles in the
eight year history of the Sugar
Bowl tennis tournament put TOP
seeded Ted Schroeder Of Glendale
Calf. into today final match
against dark horse Francisco Segura
OF Ecuador
Schroeder, the nations fifth
ranking player, defeated seventh
ranking Gardner Mulloy of Miami,
Fla. 4-6. 6-2, 2-6, 10. Ga in the
seni-final but after the five hard
fought argument-studded sets, the
two players almost refused TO shake
hands.
Mulloy took exception to several
line decisions. He disputed SchrCe-
der Booming overhead placement
on match point of the fifth set,
hitting thc spot where he claimed
the ball had gone out with hi
racquet Finally, he walked to the
ret where Schroeder. obviously an
cry. hesitated before he extended
his hand.
Seeura blasted Earl Bartlett Of
New Orleans. 4-G. rs. 60. Ga.
Billy Talbtrt of Cincinnati and
Ted OleWine OF Santa Moncia, Calf.
defeated Stcond-Seeded Bryan
Grant Of Atlanta ano Wayne Sabin
O. Portland. Ore, III the doubles,
8-6. Go. Segura and George Pcro
ol Miami won the first set OF their
match from top-ranked Mulloy and
Schroeder. So and fought TO a =
ali deadlock in the second SET when
darkness halted play.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
II SCHOOLS MEET
IN SKI TOURNEY

sun VALLEY. Ida, Dec. 90 0UPl
A four day intercollegiate skiing
tournament entered its second dag
with skiers from q schools parti :
ipating.
Allan Beck Of Norwich college yes
tcrday won the cross country rag
at the opening of the tournament.
when he slipped over the course in
80 :2G to score 100 points.
Bill Brown, University Of Idaho
was second, Bob Smith, University
Of Washington, third; and Richard
c Bradley, Dartmouth university,
fourth.
Other finishers in order were
Mack Measer. Utah State; Robert
Behnke, University Of Washington;
Bill Neckrodt, University of Wiscon-
sin. Merrill Barber, Norwich; Carl
Neu, UniVersit" Of Washington Cor
don LaVignc. Washington State. and
Art Strom, University Of Washing
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Dec. 81 oUPl -
Hogs sa!able 15". fully steady;
few good and choice lso-23o ID L. y
top: small lot> locsl fl ll.25-1 -
few medium and good sows 9.25-ll
Cattle >alable 500, fully steady:
medium and good steers I1-llS5
small lots common and medium g.
1850 few good cows 1926, com
mon and medium -.75-s.5G; canners
and cutters $50: common TO GOO
bulls S.25-1o. Calves salable 35"
vealer> fully steady. calves weak
few good and choice vealers l5-l5.5'
common aud medium 1a.5o-I5: few
common and medium ealg"s >.5"-
H..
Sa,ep none offered
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Drivers Licenses
Issued This Week

Drivers licenses VIII be ISSUED
CA Tuesday and wednesday Of this
week and thereafter ONLY Gn Mon
days until after Feb. !, SCI. Gill
Reed CT the highway patrol al
uUmced Tuesday.
Tnis change iii The usual >c,lr-
dulc at the California Highway pa-
trc. c1:ice in FL Couuo was maot
necessary because Of the 2@a.u>l III
caused by the issuance of sevelll
thousand sets OF license plates De
tween Friday Of th.a week and
ear!E FeLlNs!N.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
PERRY RETURNS

FHnADEL LpHIA, Dee. 80. CUP
Fred Perry. veteran Brush tennis
star. returns to action tonight Whei.
the transforming professional net
aces compete at Convention Hall.
Perry suffered an clboX inlur#
when he fell in The OPENING matchci
at New York last Friday. Since thaJ
time. former Davis cupper Gene
Mako has been subbing for him.
Perry faces Bobby Riggs while De-
Budgc meets Frank KOrac&. RIeRs
and KGyacs engage Budge and PER-
in the doubles match.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
OFFICIAL HOLIDAY
FOR Shrine GAME

NEW ORLEANS Dec 30 eUpp -
The city Of New orleans, in an all
out effort to make the uprootcd
Shrine Eaat-West game Il success,
toaaY proclaimed nest Saturday an
official holiday amt assured protc"-
ton Tor spectators.
The Sugar Bow lruup. Whcn Is
landing the game aIcng Wit the
Thursday meeting OF Missouri and
FCldham. announced in response 10
queries regardins possible sabotage
at the stadium that a constant
guard had been maintained and tina
rothing would left undone to m
sure the safety Of the patron.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
DOUBLE SETBACK

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 Up
Metropolitan basketball teams SUI
fered double setback last night
when oregon State trounced Man
haitian. 47-34 and wyoming shaded
City College, 1915, in the first OF
three holiday doubleheaders sche-
duled for this week in Madison
Square Garden.
New York University Will defend
an unbeaten streak OF five games
against Washington, which also ha'
Won five in a row. and St. John
will engage Colorado in the SecOnc
double bill tonight
A crowd of 14,377 brought thN
total attendance for four double
headers this season to 66,l37.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

When asked about the number Of
attacking planes, Minter said there
were quite a few. There were a
lot OF them shot down too he
added.
The team arrived in the States
ON Christmas day, coming back on
the same ship that brought U. 5.
wounded. When the reporter IN
advertly asked the name OF The
ship Minter smiling replied that
he had been asked not to divulge
that information.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

Aubrey Miater is safe AT home
VITA the arrival at BraWlcy this
week of Aubrey Minter. left hal
back on the san Jose State foot
ball team recently returned from Il
tur - Hawaii Imperial Valley WaS
brought a uttle closer To the conflict
in the P5elflc The team had
wet arrived III Honolulu TO piaf a
vost->cd>on football game With the
University If Hawaii when the ~
lands underwent the japanese
a-n,ona n Dee. =
.--- - a..r in The ci.x
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERF4T
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. "a drPD -- Re
leVed of tax selling pressure, the
stock market today spurted to
more than L pts in belated year
end rally.
Ii was the widest advance since
November 1880, and volume up to
the last part of the session was the
heaViet in S months. Dealings light
ened near the cloe when profit-tak-
ing reduced some of the advances.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 111.31
up 3.57; rail $3.50, up .79: Utility
14.10 up As; and 65 stocks. 37.0S
up 1.23.
Stock sales approximated > $50, 900
shares against 100000 yesterday
Curb stock ale were 561,0 600 shares
compared with 636 900 in the pre-
vious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Dec. 81 ttPl -
Hens. Leghurns, = % s. !be -
Hens, Leghorns over So -. IL
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up IS
lens, colored, to Ga lbs "a
Hens. colored over ~ lbs e up "a
Broilers, II and up = lbs -
Broilers 5ver = and up o "a 19'
9ryers. Leg. wore 2A t. lbs. l6
7ryers. colored, 2h to 81 lbs 20
Fcyers, colored over 3l4 to AZ 2l'
Roasters, colored over Az lbs "a
I'D Ducks. White Pekin ...... Os'
'apons over lbs and up ..... %
Young Tom Turkeys % lb up 2l'
YoungTom Turkeys 14-22 lb up 2@'
Young Hen Turkeys 10-up.... 27'
Did Leghorns Roosters %
Ducklings, Pekin over 8 lbs. :. 49,
Capons TO 8lbs ................ %
Rabbit, No. white 8 Il to 4 Il 15'
Rabbits, mixed colors 3k-4h lbs 13'
Old Roosters, colored ......... 49,
rabbits No. old ................. OF
Stags, colored ...........#...... IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Factory Ban Put
On 1900 Fats, Oils

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80. (UP)--
The OPM said today its new order
restricting manufacturers of some
1900 fats and oils to 80 days supply
was taken 10 protect small busi-
ness"
The order issued last night-was
prompted by the cutting off of vir-
tually all imports Of coconut, palm
and tung oils from the Far Eai
and a fear that large concerns
using the products might attempt
to stock large inventories and cx-
haust available supplies officials
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
Jerry Robertson
Best Speaker

Jerry Robertson Monday night
was voted the best speaker of the
evening at Cactus Gavel Tcast-
masters club in FL CertrO
His subject was Conservation Of
Materials" Ira Huffman, speak
ing on the subject, Post War Con-
ditions," was judged the speaker
showing the greatest Improvement.
Al ChaIyOZ was granted a leave
Of absence and Bill bullock was
elected vice president 10 take his
Elacc Bud Watson was Monday
nights tOaStma5ter.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

the squad were sworn IN as special
police by authorities to aid in pro-
tectlAg industrial plants from pos
slble sabotage or fifth column act
iyitieS Seven OF them are still in
Hawaii continuing their special du-
tie
AIintcr remarked the morale Of
the people After the surprise OF
TIE thing wore off. all went about
then appointed tasks with an air
ot complete assurance and ccnfi-
4. Zee.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
LETTUCE TOURNEY NEXT

Pro Duua said that club golfers
will now continue to polish their
games in anticipation of the an
nual Lettuce tournament conducted
by Elmer 5tala. Qualifying will be-
gin on February and Champion
.,hip tlight players will qualify on
February II.
Fair sex Golfers are also busy at
the Del Rio. With ladies now begin
ming qualifying rounds for the Tom
Elliot tournament. All qualifying
rounds must be completed by jan
ully 7. Mrs Ada Holden, tourna-
mcnt manager, has announced. Mrs.
Holden. twice winner OF the trophy,
has Sigpificd her intention of stay
ing Out of the tourney in order to
give ether women a better chance.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
RUNNE
TAKES
r ROPHy
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Dee. SO up
Leslie MacMitchell of New York
University, the years erand-slam
mile champion, will receive the
James F. Sullivan memorial trophy
for having done the most during
1941 to advance the cause Of sports
manSEip.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

couple Of days Minter said, when
the attack occurred. On the pre-
ccding day our team had witnessed
game between two island teams.
II was Sunday and We were pre-
paring to hold 4 picnic.
When the first bombs were drop
p2d we Were still in cur hotel. At
tlrst we thought the army va
merely Conduetina maneuye"S-that
Is uul a bomb destroyed a build-
me a blcck from our quarters
TAc next daX all - members O.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Loyola Chicago, 81; Santa Clara
81 overtime
Stanford 60; Ohio State 45.
Gcnzaga "a; Idaho 81.
California 30. Athens Club q.
Denver 40 Western State 33.
Arizona 43; New Mexico Mines 80
Salinas JC. 48: Santa Ana J.C. 81
oklahoma City Tournament
West Texas 81; PittSbure KanSl
Teachers So.
Oklahoma A. & NJ. 46; Texas 38.
Warfensburg Tchrs 55, New Mex
leo 81.
Texas Christian 40. Washington
st Louis "a.
Colorado Mines. 80. Oklahoma
City L. 81.
Arkansas So; Southern Methodist
%
East Central COklO State 40;
Springfield MO- Tchrs 80
Wayne Sc; Cornell 30.
St Francis So; Davis-ElkinS SO.
Rice 81; LaSalle Al.
Rochester %, Michigan State 27.
Butler As; Michigan 81.
Bradley Tech. Al; Oklahoma AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Dec. 30 Olp1 = Gf.-I
futures closed narrowly lrreEuI..
today ON the board of traue.
Final wheat prices were up ,,
a hushel. corn off ->-a.: oai~ 81.
-. rye oft Is and >oN beans
unchanged to up a..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

'w. boys. Gene and Ray bot n2th
mcmmrnt IL Ieot5alI and basket
ball.
Mntcr il at present majoring in
, physical education course at San
jose STATE. His plans lor the flu
turc call for entrance into the army
vitnm IL dags. II" mad received
temporary deterrent to make the
pm to .peacclA' Hawaii
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
linkSman.
LOTT Is PROMINENT

HnkSmdu.
LOTT Is PROMINENT
Although this marked the fifSG
wear of competition for Lott Ill
the BraWley tournament, he Is
prominent in valley goling circles,
having won lhc Imperial Valley
chamnionship, the Holtville city
championship and the Barbara
Worth country club title.
Elyandcr is also we'll known to
valley golfers. always being strong
contender III any tournament he
enters.
Other days matches saw STAN
lev Wagner dcleat Ray Kicks, up,
IN the second tlieht. IN the third
or handicap flight, Frank Hewitt
tcck top honors over Carroll Hunm-
cutl. , up. alter spottin@ his oppo-
ncnt ouc hole. In the consolation
lhaht Lee Henderson defeated Gill
Allen, > up; Gene Marsh defeated
Al Craig. . and 4; Charlie Morrow
defeated Walter Casey, | up ON the
18TH hole
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
MAKES GRAND SLAM

MacMitchell won the National A.
A.U. outdoor 1,500-meter champion
ship. the National Collegiate A A.
mile title and the Intercollegiate
AA.A.A. indoor and outdoor mile
crowns for a grand Slam OF the
years major honorS.
On the boards he ran mile in
4:074 to equal Glen Cunningham )
and Chuck Fenskes world indoor
record III winning the I.C.4-A cross
country championship he remained
unbcaten in that sport after five
years of 5choolboy and collegiate
competition. He anchored the New
York u. distance medley relay team
which established new world in
door record at the A.A.U. national.
In the award voting, the tribunal
took into consideration not only
performances but also acts of
craftsmanship, qualities of leader
ship, strength of character, person
ality and ideals Of amatcurism.
Previous winners were Bobby
jones, golf, 1890: Barney Berlinger,
track, 1881; Jim Bausch, track, 1882;
Glen Cunningham. track, 1888: Bill
Bonthron, track, 1884 LAWSON Lit
tie. golf 1885; Glen Morris track,
1886, Don Bulge. tennis, 1887, Don
Lash, track, 1888; Joe Burk, low
ing 1899, and Greg Rice track, 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
l.. 4. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Dc. - fUP1
Milo. No. . yelo Calf. -. $I.f5@l.7o
Milo, No. llo huah...#. 81 { l.+5
Wheat Ne. l h., s........ So E. 2.'1
Barley. western No. S1.Satz al.S7'-
Barley east. malt tyne $izS7t..3 -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

DETROIT. Dec. 30. oUP)-Foot-
ball coaches OF Americas COLLEGE
and lie National Collegiate Athletic
association. high priest Of universlty
ssc:,s. convened in Joint session to-
a.. = .eeay Army and Navy s9okes-
aea outline ~ t.t;ce OF athletics
IL wartime.
Samue! E. u. CrccEer. associate
director Of lie joint Army an
Nay committee on recreation. KS
scheduled tog the principal address.
The NCAA president. Prot. Philip o.
Badger Of EeW York university, said
CrCcker and other Army and Nav"
men were expected to tell tho
athletic group if football and Other
sports must take a back seat for the
duration or play a greater role as
a bulWark 10 public morale
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
FOOTBALL OUT?

Some coaches approached tn"
session expressing fears that too
ball. which attracts as many as
100000 spectators 10 q single con-
test. may be out next year. es-
pecially Oh the west coast.
The mentors. in the first se5s on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
MARKETS
BARONIE TER

Trading in farm produce generally
the New Years holiday.
to
market interest Valley price
at Minneapolis $685.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
YOUNGEST ATHLETE

MacMitchell 81, is the Youngest
person TO receive he award since
its inauguration in 1880
The memorial committee, in an
nouncing his selection today re-
vealed that he had won the trophT
after a fairly close battle with Cor
nelius Warmerdam of the San Fran
cisco Olympic club. world record
holder in the pole vault and tho
only l5-footer in history.
Some 600 sports leaders through
out the country vote on the award,
and MacMitchell polled 848 points
ton 5-3-l basis to 662 for the
pole vauter. Next came Joe Platak,
Chicagos handball champion, with
463: Billy Brown. Louisiana State
track star, with Alb; Bud Ward
amateur golf champion, 378; Nanci
Merki, womens swimming title
holder, 351, and Earl Clark, Ohio
State diver, 253
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
DEL, RIO TITLE
GOES TO LOTT

Dick Lott was named BraNJcy ciJN &oII chamIOH % Te5
he defeated Wayne EIvander, and l. sunday IN It e n
Dionship flight of the tournament cohducle" d" nv ~
Rio country club by club pro Mortie D4ira Inns @ W"5
Lofts first appearance in play for tie Carey hro''9
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

Sunday afternoon after shooting SO
holes of top form goii.
The trophy will not be retired
from competition until ii has been
won three times by an individual
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
FORMER STAR PLAPER

Minter was a former sta playci
On the Brawley high school and
ilallor college football teams, I'LL
ing the quarterback spot, At pres
ent the Minter family is We'll rep
resented in high school sports with
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30

! can say that there were t"r
ships returning and it took lis sc1-
en- days to make the voyage instead
of the usual low and half. the
BraWley bGy remarked
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-30
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, Dec. 3o U'P) -
Bid Asked
rransamerica .................. A :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

"If they were going to hang
me. you know, l could say: Right
or wrong, they should hang me
anyhow; or | could say: Hanging
and wiving go by destiny; or;
Hanging is a mere stretching;
or: Like London bells, l want
nothing but hanging; or: If l
like not hanging, can always
make hole in the water. But
for the way I shall have to die,
there hasn't been time to think
up any wit or wisdom to go
with it."
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CONTINUED from Page I0)

said. CHANGING curiously at her.
I'll attend TO it," said Ruth.
He has a kind OF look about
him. 1t doesn't mean anything,
does IL >" asked Julia.
Ruth went past her into the
hall. silently. When she knocked
at the door of Cabot his voice
instantly answered: Come in
She jefked the door open.
What are you thinking of ?"
she gasped at him. Il thought
YOU were gone before thisl'
II expected to-" said Cabot
but I've turned soft"
Hurry. hurry" she said. The
side door is the safe way!
They've come for you. but l
don't think they've surrounded
the house"
Manchu growled at her, rising
as his master rose.
who has come for me ?"
asked Cabot.
Blaine, and another. Blaine
is the detective. Gene"
AN right" he said, going to-
ward the door.
She putIp a hand that stopped
him.
What are you going to do?"
she asked.
Il think I'll go down to them,
he said.
win you?. Gene, if the
finest lawyers--if everything
were done-would you have
ghost Of a chance ?"
No" he said.
She looked at him with the
eyes Of child.
This is rather pleasant" said
Cabot. "All at once you're able
to believe me-"
Yes" she said.
IT'S because I've been playing
the part Of Bob Annesley so long
that finally have to be an hon
est man. Speaking Of Bob, be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

cause 1 hitched him to another
name. you're not going to throw
out everything l told you about
him. are you ,"
mo. Not quite everything. I'll
believe the most important part"
Which is what, please ?"
That he died for you"
That's like a woman but it's
not like you. What's the matter
with you ?"
Il don't know"
you've changed a bit"
Yes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

He said: 'I'll tell you what's
in my mind. 1t won't bother you.
When a soul like Aunt Margaret
comes to die, she lifts everyone
a step or two higher. 1t ought
to be easy to follow her.-But I
was thinking of a queer thing,
which is that the past has pro-
vided no wisdom or comfortable
saying for the new ways Of put
ting criminals to death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
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hygiene. Follow the simple directions
and enjoy proved hygienic protection
that you may never have known before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

She had a sense of a smile
freezing on her face and dim
ness before her eyes. He took
her by the armpits and sat her
down in chair.
Rough talk like this is apt to
turn a stomach-in the early
morning he said But In sur
prised at you, my dear. Do you
want a glass of water?"
Eyes, please" she said.
LIE CROSSED the room. Some
~ thing cold touched the hands
in her lap. Manchu licked her
fingers gingeriy When she put
her astonished hand on his head,
he growled but let the hand stay.
"Ah. even Manchu? ?" said
Cabot. He's been around a
house full of women so long that
he forgets himself. He loses his
reserves"
He held the glass at her lips.
She slipped it, looking up at him.
That's enough, thank you,"
she said.
when I see you with your
head all on one side, like line
out of Shapespeare," he said,
I'm glad that you've been rock
and iron to me, Ruth. Otherwise
thered be another drag at me
and another big cable to cut be-
fore l set out"
Gene. don't go down to them,
she whispered. win you not,
please ?"
why, I'd make an escape in
minute. if ] could" he said.
what keeps you, then? They
haven't surrounded the house"
IT don't quite understand my
self" he said. 1T would have
seemed perfect good sense to me
a week ago, but now it's just
melodrama. Incomplete melo-
drama. too. The girl should be
in my arms and telling me that
she loves me-"
He began to laugh, quietly. She
stood up from the chair, murmur-
ing: "I1l say it. Gene"
Now don't make a fool out of
me-" said Cabot. You would
say what"
Anything you want me to-
You're a good clean-bred one, ;"
said Cabot. the pinch you'ff
do what you can to give a man
heart but the fact is that you
actually look as though you care
little"
1T would be horribly hard for
YOU to believe that, wouldn't it,"
she asked.
Her voice went to pieces but
she kept smiling az him in an odd
way.
I've sort of a, crazy notion
that you half mean it, said
Cabot. his head lowered.
II mean more than half" she
answered.
He Strengthened and looked at
her with a wild eye,-but the light
went out of it at once.
"Well talk no more about that
There's no use he said, tersely.
NO, there's no use she adj
mitted.
There's no use touching you,
even"
"There'd be great use to me.
They moved slowly toward one
another until he held up hand
that stopped them both.
It's happened to us. hasn't
it," he asked with a puzzled
face.
IT'S happened to me-" she
said.
you'll get over it" said Cabot.
Things have been happening
here that have broken you down
a little but you'll get over it."
mo. I'll never get over II"
she answered.
ITS rotten bad luck all
around" he said.
] Yes. Isn't it?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

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motor, which is sealed in oil for long
and faithfuf service