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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20

TRITE WORDS
Another excellent idea is to
resolve using very" 80 much.
Exquisite" Is . better superla-
tive than livery NICE" "Artic-
ulAte" IL 4 better descriptive
term than . livery good talker."
Over-use of very" tends to
make your vocabulary dat and
eolorle1s.
Practice uting all of the good
words you know instead Of
overworking q couple Of hum
dred mediocre ones. And, to
learn new words. keep pencil
and pad beside your chair when
you are reading. Jot down UNI
familiar words and their mean.
ings. When you put, down the
book, pick. up the list and try
to use each word in q sentence.
Decide that you will use at least
two Of them In conversation the
following day. And stick 70
your resolution. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Girls Parents Reveal
Schinkai-Reese Troth

MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
SCHINKAI, Smith street. an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Clara Louise, 70 Del
bert ]. Reese, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert J. Reese, High
street.
Both young people are grad
yates Of Mount Clemens High
school. Miss Schinkai u . Of
flee employee 1t the Nellis
Newspapers. and Mr.. Reese u
connected with the Plymouth
plant in Detroit. No date has
been set for the wedding.
MRS. EMMA KEISER. 2<o
South Broadway, will be hostess
on Wednesday 70 members Of
Silver Gross Circle Of Kings
Daughters. when they gather at
one o'clock for . potluck lunch
con meeting.
MARGUERITE ALLEN, FAC
South Broadway, Is confined to
her home by illness.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Herman Xix PTA Events
Set For Eorly February

HERMAN XIX Parent-
Teacher Association will meet
en- Wednesday evening. Feb. 8, 1t
eight o'clock ut Herman Xix
school, corner Of Harper and
Wolf roads.
The group Is planning Z Valen-
tine party for Friday evening.
Feb. Z, at the school. with cards.
dancing and movies. Further
plans for the event will be an
nounced shortly.
HELEN LERCHCN Of Detroit
was : weekend guest Of the borne
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Donald
son.
I. o. o. r. will meet on Friday
evening at eight o'clock IN Bar
ron hall, for drill practice and re-
treatments.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
BEWARE WHEN THEY SAY:
MY, She is a Splendid Housekeeper"
MAYBE YOU'RE
NOTHING ELSE

world-you're ready to make
some progress - Z human be-
.ng.
First, study your family. Are
they happy In your perfectly
kept house? For Il d YOUR
house. The house Of . perfect
housekeeper Is always HER
house-the rest of The family,
and all the neighbors, know
hat.
Chances are, In your concern
over the way your house looks,
you haven't made Il especially
iivable for those who share Il
with you. They may have given
up their pet hobbies and inter-
ests long ago because you COM
planned % much about the mess
they made. ~
CLOSER 10 home
THAN 10 E1lKNDS
And what shout your friends?
Have you kept yourself from
srowins closer 10 them because
you were never able % lAate
your house q . moment't nc13ee
70 do oomethin0 for tAeG o.
ohafe their fun? 4
Take stock Of yourse1 @ .
perpon. You mag find ypqlyo
paid . high pri0U Tor ~ -
tation q icing . p1E1opts go
ksspsS. Il You thlpk ~ ~
nAake ~ your mlo6 81 - 4
reputat1en Tor sosA1eAon e16,
Whoesoe- Aeer0 o4yoo0k -
TN - onxioV1 - - I ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Public Card Porty
To Be Held This Evening

MRS. JOHN ARTHUR, chair
man reports everything in readi-
ness for the card party to be
held this evening in the John
r. Murphy club rooms, under
the sponsorship Of the Women's
Benefit Association.
The public Is invited to this
event, which begins at 8 o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Arthur in making
arrangements have been Mrs.
Amos Chase, Mrs. Olin Cook,
and Mrs. william p. Church
yard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Speech Experts Blame Laziness
for Weak Vocabulary

A GREAT many educators
have deplored the fact that a.
together too few Of u learn to
express ourselves well.
They say that the individuals
vocabulary should, without
forcing, develop and expand, q
he develops and grows mentally.
But, they point out, most OF w
simply do not let our vooabu-
laries develop and expand even
when we are reading = great
deal and otherwise expanding
our mental capacities. They
blame 1t on plain laziness.
NO SLANG
A pleasant speaking voice
Is q great asset to any woman,
Of course. A good vocabulary
IL an even greater asset. It Al.
lows her. with the least possible
effort, to make clear the mean
ins Of any thought she wishes
to convey to others. II makes
for a more colorful individual
as well as q more interesting
one.
The hrst step toward acquir.
Ing . better knowledge Of words
and how to use them properly
Is to resolve to eliminate al
slang from your vocabulary.
Whenever you catch yourself
trying to express your meaning
with = slang expression, Stop for
q second or two, even though the
pause is awkward, and think Of
\ perfectly good word or . phrase
to be used instead.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Madaus-W Wade Vows :
At Zion Parsoniso % San

LUCILLE MADAU1, daugA>
Ter O. llr. ana Mn. Hugo NJ
daus, Clinton River rpo4 I'D
hoy Wa6e, ron of lgros yto6oss
lex Wade, Moravian uslvo, Neee
married Saturday sftern9en d
four o'clock b. Ne Rev, Jaeob
Wulfmzamn n tha pofe6nace @
Zion 1vsnssiieal shus1h.
The bride was gowned IN pale
blue net made with eqtaofe
neck, short pufled sleavoe md
trimmed Mn ve)vet toWA ~
1loow.l 1neth skist woa AooGc1oe
- Win la<De hoWD e1 '1D6b I -
pl}0uod Cd the net aQd -
Sa101 loce sdeed III Gloetet -
ntd1Eilne. Her aQly JsWolyysVp1
aeoN ceoss, Gift q ~ h111os
groom. A wreath q GowoeD
Ii hsr hair III : eoeuneo 6
sardsnias completed her 60
tt,sne.
Her maid Of honor, has sietsr
Virginia. wore . rodlnoote 6
peach net over tefSatA yA6
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Bride-eIect
is Honored
at Pretty Tea

PINK CARNATIONS an d
sweetpeas interspread with
stevis. and silver csndelabra
holding pink tapers made an At
tFaetive stable setting 1t the
tea given yesterday afternoon for
Ruth Westendorf, q bride-elect.
The affair took place at the
homo Of Mrs. Gerald Bersma
with Nadine Parsons and Mrs.
Z. H. Meyers assisting hostesses.
Mrs. Marguerite Westendorf,
mother Of the bride-elect and
Mrs, Milo 5. Warner. mother OF
Miss Westendorrs fisnce, DR..
Bernard Warner, presided 1t the
tee table during the afternoon.
The guest-of-honor was present
ed with q corsage Of English vio-
lets and q surprise shower 81
bathroom accessories.
Among the 20 guests were Mrs.
Donald Doughterty (Jane Rut-
teri of Chiilicothe. Ohio, and
Mrs. Edward Pringnitz, Of De-
troit.
MORE PARTIES
DR.. Warner was honored Sat-
urday evening by Gerald BsrsnAa
and Z. H. Meyers 1t Z bachelor
party ct the Meyer home on
Grand avenue. There were "a
guests.
Among the events scheduled
for this week h q dinner party
on Wednesday evening In De-
troit, TO b given by Mrs. famed
Patton. And on Saturday even
ing. Mrs. Edward Pringnitx and
Mrs. Ross Brink Of Detroit. VIII
entertain at Mr,. Prinenitx' hosnl
for Miss Westendorf and Mn
Edward 0oseit1 Of st. y Clair
Shores, Z resent bride. Qusstl
at this event will Be CLASSMATES
Of the honor guests at Albion
College.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
PRINGNITZ, Of Detroit, were
the weekend guests Of Mr..
Pringnitz's parents, Mr.. and Mss.
Frank Pringnitx on Market
street.
MRS. JAMES NUNNELEY
and daughter, Florence, win
leave the last Of the week tor
Mount Pleasant, where they win
visit Mrs. Nunneley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley H. Fowl
kes.
THE SILVER CROSS CIRCLx
cf Kings Daughters viii meet ca
Wednesday, It the hons Of Mrs.
Emma Ksiser, 40 South broad
way. n pot-luck luncheon will
be served at one o'clock. After
the business meeting member
and friends will enjoy cards and
Z social hour.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Baptist Group To Attend
Meeting in Birmingham

REV. AND MRS. HAROLD
HAYWARD will head . delega-
ton from Gilbert Memorial Bap-
tist church to the Detroit Mid
year Baptist Associational meet
ing, to be held tomorrow in the
First Baptist church In Birming-
ham.
Among those who are planning
10 attend are Mrs. George Simms,
Mrs. Lennie Fox, Mrs. Earl
stasner, Mrs. George Elliott,
Mrs. Paul Siewert, Mrs. Albert
Valentine, Mrs. Carl 6tarner and
Arthur West.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20

MRS. PAUL w. MCKEE has
been approved % council mssm-
Der trainer for region No. z Of
the Girl Scouts. IL was snn0une-
ed today At . Girl Scout Council
meeting.
Mrs. Mckee received notice
from Mss Margaret Murray.
head Of the personnel division st
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Business Women.s Club
To Meet This Evening

MISS PENZIE STEWART will
be hostess at the business meet
ing of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club this even
Ing at her home # 70 Miller
street.
Miss Normajean Anderson will
call the meeting to order at eight
o'clock, end plans viii be made
for the social meeting and dinner
next week.
MRS. CHARLES G. ME-
META will entertain members
Of Whatsoever Circle of Kings
Daughters, at her home on Belle
view on Friday afternoon at two
thirty o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Dramatic

Smart midwinter choice Is
this stunning off-the-face hat,
in seal brown to blend with the
models effective all-purpose en-
semble.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Committee Announced
For Dancing Club Friday

THE COMMITTEE In charge
Of Refreshments for the Dane.
ing Club to be held Friday eve.
ming In Masonic hall has been
announced BY the board Of di.
reetors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Ullrich
are chairmen Of the COMMITTEES
and will be assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nunneley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Peltier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy McKinstry and Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Coulon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Asbury League Hears
Mr.. Fast at Meeting

L. WADE FAST, SupGripten-
dent Of public schools Of Mount
Clemens, was speaker Of the
evening 1t the meeting q A.
bury League, held last night in
the Methodist church parlors.
Mr.. Fast dwelt upon the pro-
gress that has been made, not
only In methods Of education but
also In the understanding Of our.
selves IN the years during which
he has hesdsd the Mount ctsm-
ems school system. In contrast 70
the time when . select group
only achieved high school edu-
cation, and was therefore con-
sidered ut to teach. he' brought
out that now high school e6u-
cation II olmost universal. md
most teachers are not only col
lese graduAtes, but many have
two degrees, or more.
Mr.. Fsst's talk was arranged
for BY the program chairman,
Mildred Hovis, q St. Clair
Shores.
The league joined 4 laymen's
meeting IN another pdrloe OF he
church otter III meeting was
concluded, and entertainments
u,Hrn NAfVN6 a tlaA AAaHAs0Ad
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Jolly Twelve Euchre CIut
Meets at Teller Home

MRS. CARL TELLER enter
tanned members Of the jolly
Twelve Euchre Club at her
home on Beyne street last eve
ming. Prizes went to Mr.. and
Mrs.. Harry 6chwaberow, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Bates, Mrs.
Elmer Harms and Arthur Allor.
The houseprize went to Harry
Krantz.
The next meeting Of the group
will be on February 8, A. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Krantz.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-20
Club Dinner To Begin
Promptly at Six-Thirty

i MRS : OTTO WORM6BACH-
Err, chairman Of the Young
Women's Club dinner this eve
ming, announced this morning
that dinner will be served
promptly at half-past six, be-
cause the speaker must leave
early.
Bob Hall, Pfeiffer's rhyming
reporter, Il to be speaker at
this event. to which husbands
Of the club members are inyit-
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

that will include big lineup o..
internationally known sep!a at
fractions.
Armstrong, whose trumpet mas
terry paved the way for his recent
film exploits in support Of such
stars as Jack Benny. Bing Crosby.
and others, brings with him his full
quota Of swing stars including
sonny Woods. romantic singer: Ann
Baker, petite song slylist; Luis
Russell. Jay c. Higginbotham and
Joe Garland. in addition to num-
crous sepia variety performers
headed by the Two Zephyrs. panto-
mimists: Joyner and Foster, crack
comedy team. and Big Time Grip.
sensational one-legged dancer.
The Paradise theater wiilre main
open from ! pm. TO l am. daily.
with a complete midnight show ev-
cry Saturday. A gala midr, ght
performance is scheduled for New
Years Eve. A first run molten pic
ture will supplement the weekly
stage shows. Popular prices will
prevail.
Forthcoming Paradise stage stars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Teachers Support Defense

The Detroit Federation OF Teach
crs through the resolution on ma
tional defense. is simply reaffirming
the principles which have always
guided 1t in the relation to the
teaching OF children and the well
fare of the nation. according to
Florence NJ. Sweeney. president OF
the Federation. She stated:
I'VE are sure that teachers are a
vital bulwark against attacks on
our democratic society and that
they will take the motive part they
have alawys taken in support OF
democratic institutions.
THE members OF the Detroit Fed
Grafton OF Teachers will. as well as
other teachers. give their utmost to
the cause OF preserving the Ameri-
can way OF life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Screen
SeutRs Shows Nothing Like North

(C)-Traveling 5000 miles from
New York. have at last found out
the truth about the theatrical world
OF the south. The sunny south has
nothing compared with the Braoad-
way OF New York with its electric
lights strung from one block to an
other. good places to eat or TO go
dotting the street and the feeling
that when you walk down its ave-
nues. you are surely entering the
gates OF Heaven. Nor will II ever as
long as 1t keeps its policy of clos
ing its doors on colored entertain
ment.
You walk the streets of Baton
Rouge. or any other big little city
and very. very rarely will you see
a colored actor or actress in neon
signs. White managers Just refuse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Noise Is Cause Of Racket

While James Barber. rs, 66S
Monicalm was visiting his bro
Their, Ellis Barber and wife. Cath
crime, 1851 10Th street. the landlord
Victor Truly, SO, came TO the apart
ment door and asked James not to
talk too loud. This brought on an
argument between James and the
landlord which ended in a fight.
Victor Truly struck Barber with a
milk bottle cutting him on the left
ear, nose. and forehead, and also
fracturing his skull. Alberta Truly,
81. stabbed Barber in the back
with a large meat fork. The police
arrived and arrested Mrs. Alberta
Truly and also her husband Vic
tor. Both are being held for investi-
cation charged with felonious as
sault.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

to hire them. not because
stars haven't drawing pow,, pai
because they are prejudiced ln ~ wy
they hunt up some inierlor s.s'l
entertainers each week ana u'
convince themselves that tbss s sOa'
Just as good an artist a. Fns raw rsH
gerald, Count Basic. Noble ci. .i'
Jimmie Lunceford or Ersklns ~ y
kins. and that they arc not onlv ~
ing their talent" chance IN, ~ !,
SO keeping the biz money on, !, ~ ~
colored folks hands ''
Until the "sloriou, Sou,h s0.,
ems to the fact that they srs "a !.
the losing side by shu,ns rs an, ~ I.
the cold. they Shall never h,..
Broadway. even on a small .csl.
like the one in New York \.
they'll never have Broadway,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

include Cab Galloway and his re-
cording orchestra: Maxine Sulli-
van, famous swing songstrasS: Bill
Robinson and Jimmie Luncesord's
band: the Four Inkspots and the
sunset Royal orchestra; Count Ba-
sic and his noted aggregation OF
artists; Lii Green and Tiny Brad
shaw's band: Andy Kirk aid his
Clouds OF Joy" orchestra: the
Deep River Boys with 35 perform
ers in an all-colored revue: "Har-
lem Merry-Go-Round" with Fess
Williams band and Earl Hines and
his orchestra. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
PEACE BROTHERS

spirit everyone
the the valley showing with their 7th big Paradise
Valley program. they
hold Dec 10 where will have the
boherly Then with all OF this fine talent
Delta dappont us) Will the
remaining playboys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
To Dedicate Chapel

FORT CUSTER seven
$1,000 chapels here were dedi-
Gated last Sunday, December II in
seven separate ceremonies. Bishop
Raymond j. Wade OF Detoit was
selected as guest speaker. Fort
Custer officials also participated
i'm the ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Book Name Bands
For New heatre

Ben and Lou Cohen's New Paradise theater former
ly Orchestra Hall, Woodward at Parsons opens Friday
Dec &c at / pm with Louis "Satchmo' Armstrong the
famous Trumpet King of Swing" and his recording
swing band naugurating weekly stage show schedule
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

history nation the national defense wheels
grinding production working
daylighs
promoters palaces.
clubs and valley anticipating land office
taking lighter side swelling
PEACE BROTHERS
Christmas just spirit everyone
valley with their 7th
Valley Christmas Fund the Three Skies they will
hold will have
spirit OF bohery love Then with all OF this fine talent moving in
disappont Will
remaining playboys TO work overtime
KEEP SMILING
he a very Important
feature national defense Don't let the down in
the the morale the populace by providing good
recreation" has awa. been the
tries so here hints for keeping morale
BY all show the Three Skies dhey have
liquor Scott billed the -Bond Bombhell- al
headners -Radcne Rodgers
black velvet. with her acroatlc
routine and huk, numbers draws quite hand
still hiring the house though with
comedy number. the short guys melcdiOus
ing from ial>etto to baritone. almost.
dancing OF ballroom
lists hit these long time Mr. and Mrs. by the
they dance with and skill that only after long hours
Of practice.
villa Mae partial strip
numbers IT. only novelty being the costume consisting Of
stands portions the anatomy you
what
Leon warrch the baritone the rich voice.
with whether he he in atmospheric beragved
dressed Personally. prefer him In his He
has Just that Kind OF voice and bearing
The grand sti tops this
mans All challenged Three skies patrons to
TOP SPOT
Improvement atmosphere Blackhawk
The bro-hers shly discouraged lighting
rent who drove q f af customers SO ali welcome
enjoy Of
that Thomas Cam aad bis brother ruling the Jazz
Williams composed
keeps place umfip above
par The s1o atmosphere
q III valley Is .he Bckhawh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

JUMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

Big old throbbng Detroit grded the biggest order
history the that the defense wheels Of
rdury grinding with all this production working
the daylghs the wPA We'll
fare the and directors cinemac palaces the night
clubs valley anticipating
lighter side the swelling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

II suppose that's something"
Mr. Underwood replied
"Ill do my best, I Tod nm
simply. MAY we start now 80
He delayed only long enough 10
take my hand from mS shoulder
and ks, II gravely, ienderly.
you blessed girl" he said II
am counting on that best"
lie did not speak again until we
had come 10 the door of Lillian $
room Then his voice was muted
almost % a whisper
"Tll not knock" he said nor
viii speak aloud. And I'll 90
directly down again. lii might
hear me"
he went swiftly away as ST.
lently as might a moccasined In
dian. and ] lifted my hand and
tapped ever so gently upon the
door
Miss WhItlock opened u. and /
whispered my greeting
Please come out into the hall
for second" / said 81 want to
talk TO YOU"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

may save me a good deal OF time
and trouble"
He c oS d The q d or agar
promptly
go ahead shoot" be SAID,
Tell me again just what YOU
searched" | said
Every trunk. bag. drawer and
cubbyhole of desk. including that
secret panel of which LIS 80
proud; all the bureau drawers,
the pockets Of all her dresses.
every sheir I'm the closet, and
every parcel in IL.
I'VE turned the bathroom up
side down, too. We didn't leave
a single Granny unsearched.
w hat about the books Did
YOU open those ?"
Yes, every last one Of them.
and looked behind each row.
You can pass up the bookcases.
Did YOU take up the rugs ?"
"ieS, and We looked behind
every picture. too"
AT any rate ! said trying 70
make my voice encouraging. II
know now where l don't need TO
look p"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
KING OF the ROYAL MOUNTED

ScNC1VlXEC
OF Ire
MITE NEWS
GOOD
INTENTIONS
I'LL SCES
70 STAE
CEE TIE
ATT1CRiNS
ESklNCS
MfEiLE
NEN
PREPARE
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ITEMS ELYE S
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

EVEN so eminent a creator
of Action detectives as Conan
Doyle baked at that problem"
my father said
do you remember how Sher-
lock Holmes found out where
woman had hidden something
by having an alarm OF fire sound
in her apartment; then she
promptly flew to rescue the hid
den photograph: ."
"And Irene Adler had nothing
on ILL.," Harry Underwood said
But I'm banking on Madge. II
Ill hasn't destroyed that let
ter"
lie left the sentence in midsir
and / finished H.
II would wager good deal
that she hasn't destroyed it," I
said. but / refralned from tell
ing them the real reason for my
belief.
There was no use, ! thought. in
wounding Harry Underwood'S al
ready overweight nerves with
the thought that Lillian would not
destroy what might be the last
handwriting OF her idolized daugh-
ter which she would see.
UNDERWOOD AGREES
But FFFy it4fi= y A. FL
realized when Harry turned eyes
hllcd with suffering upon me
I'm backing that wager" he
said. and needed no other proof
that ne was sharing my thought
| FASTENED 20 strike a note Of
divergence from that topic
when may l start ." ! asked
looking az my father He had
not yet openly agreed 10 my
plan. but l was fairly sure Of ms
assent.
THE sooner, the better" he
said promptly Harry will take
YOU upstairs and leave YOU with
Miss Whitlock. Then II You will
come back here, Harry. I have
much 20 discuss with YOU
81 am at your service" the big
man said. while / struggled with
and routed a wholly I'M
worthy feeling Of envy. that /
should be barred from knowl
edge Of the mystery surrounding
Marion which ! intuitively felt
my father had acquired.
But / knew that / would be told
everything in due time, so II was
not "wishful thinking but some
thing more practical which made
me delay my exit from the library
SEARCHED THOROUGHLY
"JuSt n minute. Harry" ! said
as he swung open the door and
stepped aside for me 10 pass
through.
There are one or two ques-
tions l want 10 ask YOU, that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Answer TO Saturday S puzzle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SEARCHED THOROUGHLY

"Just n minute. Harry" ! said
as he swung open the door and
stepped aside for me 10 pass
through.
There are one or two ques-
tions l want 10 ask YOU, that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-02
Ship Seizures

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