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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Nazi Middle East Drive Perils
Britain's Mediterranean Rule

Turkey should the latter refuse
20 grant the ANS requirements
The Seriousness of the military
and naval situation no the Black
Sea is also recognized by Russia
and emphasized hN the stern warn
ing gwen 10 Bulgaria for plotting
to provide a base for an attack
ON Russian OIL fields
Tba Nazi armies being fully oC-
eHpcd ia Russia Hitler needs
more man power for ms new cam
paicn IN the east. Moreover, der
fuchrer is beginning 10 think of
the normal effect of another
actual ally against the Soviet.
Bulgaria'S chief Importance 70
Hitler. however. is not in her army
of GOO 600 men. but more particu-
LARRY becarlSe Of her relative posi-
ton next 10 Turkey and the
which Turkey con-
trelS.
The time is rapidly approaching
when Turkey must make up her-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

FOUR homes open in ROYAL Oak 2s331
Oakdale block East az Campbell road
~ l0h. MHs 5-room brick i9w taxes. all
Improvements As Iow az s3f month. tax
included
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Maxi Objectives

Such operations. under German
direction Undoubtedly would have
two immediate detectives: The
Crimean Peninsula loss of which
would be a severe blow 10 Russia $
naval strength largely because OF
the naval base at SevastopOl--and
Turkey.
Fresh concentrations of German
troops in Bulgarian ports, to-
gether with the partial mobiliza-
ton and concurrent naval prepa-
rations being made, is interpreted
by most military observers as
meaning that Bulgaria soon may
be drawn into the war by the
Nazis as a part Of the German
plan 70 high-pressure uonbeiliger-
ent Turkey into making fonces-
sions which would aid the Nazis
In their eastward drive.
These moves, together with the
recently declared state Of emer-
eency in Bulgaria, are causing
keen anxiety TO the Turkish gov
eminent which now faces an i'm
ninent showdown.
Germany's intentions are un-
mistakable Her increased pressure
on Bulgaria has reached such a
point that the latter'S pretended
neutrality in the present conflict
must soon change 10 active bel
ligerency.
She could then serve openly as
a German base of operations for A
full-scale assault on the Crimea
and the Causasus. and also As the
springboard for a land drive on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

mind as 10 WWGh SIDE she WIN
take The answer To- This question
Us of vital importance to the AZ
lies because She is The custodian
of thc gates between the Black
Sea and the Mediterranean.
Regardless OF whether Germany
succeeds i'm driving through the
Caucasus. screws undoubtedly VIII
soon bee pat ON Turkey 10 open the
land route Aia Analala 10 Iran
Iraq and Syria.
Though the British have i'm
mcnScly strengthened their posi-
ton In this area ans threatened
there would force them
TO hold troops and equipment on
the Turkish line. and definitely
prevent them from being moved
into the Caucasus or used 20 open
the long planned l AAs,-s lH offensive
This latter because the supplies
needed for the army et the Mite
would have TO be sent 10 the mid
tttt. t-tt-t ifsft4vt e-74+ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Subsequent Steps

Accompanying or subsequent
steps necessarily would be the
conquest OF Odessa and SeVaSto-
,,nI tho destruction of the Russian
Black Sea fleet have been made
Of the TurkiSh.held Dardanelles
and BoSporuS gateways between
the Black Sea and Mediterranean
which are regarded as essential
20 HitIerS plan OF complete dom-
f,atieH- Of the Black Sea area
In conformity with this plan.
numerous attacks on the Soviet
Black Sea beet have been made
~ the Nazi luftwaffe with par
ticular success.
Unofficial reports from AHl<aT-a
state that Germany has ordered
suspension eff All commercial ship
ping in the Black Sea ports OF
Rumania and Bulgaria. THIS WouiuI
indicate that a large-scale Axis
operation IN these waters IS near.
at hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500
Officials Again
Seek Soldier
Times star Correspondent.

PONTIAC, Sept. 27.-Oakland
County officials were in Wades-
boro, n. c., today in a second at
tempt 10 return Pvt Herman F..
Ahrensfield, 19-year-old Pennsyl-
vania soldier, 10 Pontiac 10 face
a charge of negligent homicide in
the death Of a l9-year-old girl,
run down by Ahrensfield's army
truck.
Prosecutor Charles f. Wilson
went TO Indiantown, Pa. two
weeks ago to take custody of the
soldier, but was informed by army
officers that AhrenSfield was on
maneuvers i'm North Carolina. AT
the time Of the accident, the sol
der was permitted 10 continue
with an army truck convoy en-
route TO Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
laps GET Changsea With Furious Bombing

TOXIC, Sept. 27-GNS)-
troops captured the i'm
portant Chinese city of Changsea
today after furious assault by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
Black Sea Control
Would Give Foe
Upper Hand

(The RnSso-Gernsn war rs
errrTfnr 4 new phase 10 The
Slack Sea thar may Je0pardIze
RE BRITISH Empires major life
ysse ~ RTE eastern MediterTa-
near. Rear A d miraI Clark
Howell Woodward, USN de-
cisreS IN The following special
sftCieJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
The Michael O'MearaS
Wt. &c: eatsIY ears; e rttr,s1''As,s

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael O'Meara,
Sl4 Lansing avenue, Saturday
the siNtieth anniversary
of their wedding in Yorkshire,
England, September 25, 1891,
Nftf1 tire ftcv. fr- Thomas
Caron officiating the couple re-
enacted IN the Holy Redeemer
Church at 9 a. IN. the ceremony
they participated In so years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

After the mass, they were guests
at a breakfast given by their eight
children at Dearborn Inn.
O'Meara was born in County
Tipperary, Ireland. and his wife,
the former Elizabeth Kelly is
from Sheffield, England. O'Meara.
a retired employe of the American
Brass Company. brou & n { h s
family to Detroit five years after
he was married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28
b, REAR.ApMRAL
Q. N. WoUpW.XRp. U. $. \.

IRE rfrfffifrfls pressed Hfsrt 'i-r r--
rertiors mace herein .fTe my oAn apo
ere not fo ne yurstrta1 Hs official OF
fenerfnr. ir ~ teaN !hs views az me
- tz4la4.--ar ihu na.aL service al
-IsTEt
WASHINGTON. Scpi 27-The
beginning of the fifteenth week oil
the fcrccly fought RuSSo-German
var finds the Nazl armies press
ing southwark with increasing cNi-
dcncc that Hitler is planning a
drive on the Caucasus and the
middle East "A logical sequel TO
his present lkranan campaign
Should the German advance to-
ward the rich DonetS BASIN COM
tinue 70 make headway Hitler
might be in position, before Win
ter. 10 push on 20 the Caucasus,
and thus not only cut off Russia
from her Indispensable oil supply
but also. by a combined land. air
and sea attack, establish mastery
over the Black Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Civil, fraternal. and social or
CARNATIONS can invest OrganiLa-
ton funds I'm Defense Savings
Bonds. Series + and G..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

Gen. Hugh s. johnson
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-28

japanese bombing nlsN~~ Il
announced officially.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Fort Be|voir Garden Prize
Won by Miss Edith Lane

Miss Edith Lane, daughter of
Maj. and Mrs. Albert L. Lane, won
first prize at the Fort Belvoir Va0
Garden Club meeting Monday.
The members were guests of Mrs.
Walter E. Chase, program chair
man, at her home on Fairfax drive
and the meeting was conducted by
the president, Mrs. John H. Carruth.
Mrs. F. A. Heileman, president of
the Belle Haven Garden Club
Judged the exhibition and an
nounced the winners as follows:
Terariums, Miss Lane. first; Mrs.
Chester C. Hough, second; Mrs.
Chase, third, and Mrs. Charles
Mack. Ackley, honorable mention;
arrangements, Mrs. Chase, first, and
Mrs. Heston R. Cole, second
Mrs. William Whipple, Mrs. Karl
F. Eklund and Mrs. Ackley spoke
on flower arrangements.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

learned of the schools namesake,
Hugh M Browne, late educator here
and in Pennsylvania.
A student chairman and five
classmates of a civics class were
then heard in a round-table discus
sion of Langston Terrace project.
Offers Larger Life.
Said one young pupil of the civics
class: Il have observed that life in
the housing project offers a great
deal more than life in the individual
home. At Langston there is play
and fun for every one, for the
parents as well as the children.
Play areas are provided for the little
ones, while the older boys and girls
use the Fairgrounds and play center
in the nearby schools.
Mrs. G. T. Peterson, principal,
and Miss j. V. Holloman, chairman
of the schools Activities Committee,
prepared the program which is being
sponsored by The Star, the National
Broadcasting Co. and the Board of
Education.
Students of Stuart Junior High
School will appear on the series
next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Browne School Radio
Program SaIutes
Housing Project
IS Junior High Students
Participate in Series of
Your City Broodeosts

A salute to the Federal housing
project for colored WaShingtonians,
Langston Terrace, was made yes
terday by IS students of the Browne
Junior High School, who appeared
In the regular weekly series of
school broadcasts, Washington,
Your City and Mine" over Station
WMAL.
With William johnson as student
guide and Bill Coyle as announcer,
the large group of children, sitting
In a studio, took an imaginary tour
of their school to hear pupils and
teachers praise the administration
for its F. H. A. projects.
School OverloOks Project.
Browne School, located near
Twenty-flrst street and Benning
road NE, overlooks a portion of
the Langston project, which now
houses 274 loW-income families.
The tour opened with young
Johnson leading the announcer past
the rehearsal room of the Girls
Glee Club, practicing under Mrs.
j. G. Smith, and then the Boys
Glee Club, under the direction of
B. L. Walton. From a student re-
porter of the school paper, the
Browne Bomber the audience
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Glee Club to Give Concert

Fifty members of the University
of Maryland Glee Club will dine and
dance with students of National
Park College in Forest Glen, Md,
and present a concert in the college
theater Friday evening.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
PIT. A. to Present PIuy

The Matthew F. Maury Parent
Teacher Association will present
play entitled THE Meddlesome
Maid" at the Washington-Lee High
School, Arlington, Va, at 8 pm.
FRIDAY.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
How to Give q Luncheon Porty
SmortIy and PoinIessIy

For those unexpected guests from out Of town.
or simply os sudden hosptobIe gesture-oII
you need do is to coll District $500 eorIy, reserve
q table. then, with your guests. enjoy delicious
menu beautifully served.
For instance, tomorrow, the menu at 81 each,
might be:
Tomato Juice icifh Toasted Mushroom Roll
Minute SrIoin Steak lCHh SlCeet Potato Puff
Shredded String Beans
Chopped PEPPER Relish
Hot Rolls Pecan Buns
Strawberry Chiffon Pie
Tea Coffee MIk
The TEA ROOM SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Trim,Warmu undies

Lovely to be practical and not look "over-
stuffed" You can grow warm and stoy
as sIender-thonks to:
Tuck Stitch Vests and Ponties, teorose
(759o cotton, 2Oqo wool, so silk. Small,
medium or large, 5se and Csc; extro large,
68e and 75e
Matching Union Suits (cIosed crotch) sizes
"a to
Vests and Ponties, teorose 5000 wool,
5Ooo silk or 500 wool, 4O9o silk. Small,
medium or large, 81. Extra ee---$l.25
Union Suits, teorose (eOqo wool, 40qo silk.
Small, medium or large sizes, 81; extra
large -$L.5V
KNIT UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

Il Mink-dyed or SobIe-dyed
Muskrot Goats. Sizes IA to SO.
7 Black dyed Persian Paw
Coots. Sizes II, IA, 10, 20.
| Groy Persion Pow Coot. Size
IA.
8 Mink dyed Muskrot Sets
32-inoh Coot, Muff and Hat.
Sizes Il to l6.
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
Business Opportunities

CORNER GROCERY
PROPERTY, stock and fixtures. every
thing coca. Four nice living rooms
In rear Large store room with con-
crete floas Priced ct ~ BOO. plus
inventory. Reasonable terms. For
evening appointments. call Mr..
Dexter GA TEE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
SOUTH END

NEARLY new fixe=room BUNGALOW
Living room. dinette. large modern
kitchen. two bedrooms and bath.
utility room Tso fun lots, shade
trees. Near bus and schools. This
property can be purchased for
- 800 on reasonable FHA terms
For evening appointments. call Mr.
Dexter, Garland 77se
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

Real Estate Tor Sale
Rainier Specials


NoDER< sx=raesn kazae Izxsnz
faazn# danznx szaaz 1zz1hsas NzFxe
~ s.zzsHzf sAHz4 nao4 u41asas
Aaesfed 81 . rsse1 s4=<E4z osnsf
- sacrifice tbs splendid h1fsf
~ - CSC reasonable terms -
eFs1tna srraansns<nts g. II An
asTsas FHaHsa4 H4a4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
SPLENDID

ALMOST new four-room hou>s Near
seth and Central avenue Thir
home and one acre IL = bargain At
81 $50. For evening appointments
call MT. Dcxter. Garland 7Tee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
BALES ROAD DISTRICT

s<srn-rocm home
Located on eight lots Nice lawn
fruit trees. berries. fish pcol. Has
large living room. dining focms klt-
chen. neck three bedrooms ard
bath. basement. furnace. all fenced
Also small heass % rear q prep
erfy that rent. for Oh so PER mo
Priced for . quick sale A. - 800
Very reasonable terms For eve
ming appointments call Mr.. An
derson. Proctor e1e4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

HOME designing and architectural
drawing &c per square foot; com
plete with specificst ions and blue
prints for FHA or other ioanA. Gar
land 1905
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15
S0UHTA0NA

SEVEN ROOM. - story home rsxs
Up Tbs property located en- three
large lots Home IN splendid con
eitlon. Gsn ee purchased faT
- 80 ssoo down. as Per month.
Pr evening appointments. cal Mr.
Dexter Garland 1zes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

Real Estate Tor Sac

$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
BUYS \ NEW HOME
We have several rev homes n ~
North snd South End nearing
completion. Al material n thszs
houses were contracted fer -.
fore recent material prize n.
grasses. me saving = yours
If you buy nov. ACT NOW
ts.T5o full price 81 thes< homes
furnished Roomino House
THIS splendid s-room roomiar OF
roominr and boarding house.
close In. North End location. =
nicely furnished and has 3 bed
rooms and hardwood floors
downstairs and Up. There Ia .
s-pieee hath ~ zach f1oer. oil
furnace. and 10 located on bus
line. Fun price for property and
furniture. 5000. Liberal terms.
s. $50 = Full Price
BUYS q seyen-room house on or
nsmentsl lighted. paved street
with all improvements Close in
North End location. Needs
some repair. Ideal for roomins
house or can be made into nice
inexpensive home.
SOUND REALTY CO., INC.
e4l Tacoma Ave. Main sios
EASY ParkinF)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

- MUDxi< A town ssdsa. pss ftstfh
safss s1s l7zi - Asae&aFtes
Altar . .. ~.
DAk II tsass sAsaD. ee&y - run
1888 Chssfslst< tn Al aondstf1s
r<sAonses* Hssfsset 4ssstsas 7Ye1
Tacoma ave
Ny noufTr In is1e chsvfe4es fevn
nAsnita nD01s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

COMPLETE modern butcher shop. IN
good location For ssls O lsass.
Cal Lea BIZ 77s7s
SERVICE STATION - Good iocation
for right man CAL NAH eB33
SMALL grocery store. doing rood
business CAsh o. terms. sDi 30. X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

20 pefa fD~Isass Tssaof, n. \ = IS
~ Bttsde mn1sn. oysfdHss $50 -
~ NASH ns<ian. 800 fditsss -. 4s1@3
% olds sedan n hsssssks.*ss -
- - 5ots neaAn ssstssss.sst 80
- peTa 1asdef s...4.ss.....s III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

ON HIGHWAY TO Port irvis. one and
thret-fonfths acres. Exceptionally
good home. Has kitehsn. eombsns-
tion living and dining room. ono
bedroom: half basement. electric
lights. electric water hester, we'll
with electric pump. Fruit trees
green house, chicken house Priced
trade For evening appointments.
call Mr.. Anderson, Proctor eies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-15

MODERN foaf-nseFn bungalow Lar
living Husn 9TH fireplace IS
bedrooms and hath fttchsns nnact
sftIez hsff basement. eii burnt
furnace ksrsEs splendid hsan
ou1-eI town uNnsf sHnE quifE
action herr Real sacrifice - 80
Esss FHA terms 20 sssnink az
polntments cal Mr.. Anderson. Pc
EIaA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08

"A sort Of warm and happy glow
took complete possession of him,
and he had the wild urge to burst
into singing. But he began whis-
Ting instead, although somewhat
off key. He was still whistling-
and still off key-when he jumped
into his ancient little car and went
rafting off toward the tearoom
where Polly worked.
It was Saturday afternoon, and
the lumber plant always closed
down on Saturday afternoons.
This meant that he had few
hours before him which he could
use as he chose. And he chose to
get Polly and take her for ride.
She was probably just finishing
up at the tearoom, and would soon
be free herself. He had a lot to
talk over with her. but the most
important thing was his decision
to lose no more time in carrying
out his promise to Aunt Julia.
AS he rode along he thought
over different ways of telling her
what was on his mind. Honey,
put on your old gray bonnet with
the blue ribbon on it, and let's 60
get hitched." No, he grinned, that
wouldn't do. 1t was too fiippant.
And Polly didn't like for people
to be f1ippant about serious things.
"Polly, dearest, you know that my
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08
FAT is NOT JUST
SIMPLY DEAD WEIGHT
tBy Associated PreSsD

CHICAGO, April Fiat on the
human body is not a mere storage
depot but rather an active organ,
probably something like duct
less bland.
This new conception is reported
in the Journal of the american
Medical Association by H. Gideon
Wells, M. D., of Chicago, who
cites several odd bits of support
ing evidence.
One is the case of 12-year-old
girl who lost the skin on the back
Of her hand through burn. Skin
from her abdomen was grated on
the place.
{ Years later, when she was ma
ture woman, she became fat. On
the back of the hand which had
been covered with abdominal
skin, the fat piled up at the same
rate as on the abdomen. The
hand became so fat it resembled
boxing glove, yet the other hand
remained normal This indicated
the abdominal skin had some con-
nection with fat production not
possessed by other parts Of the
skin
What the exact role of fat cells
may be DR.. Wells says is not yet
known. One suggestion is that
they take part in the body's han
ding of water,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08
DEVELOPS MODEL
FOR TELEVISION

NEW YORK, April Only
five have been put together so
far, all for laboratory and other
tests, but technicians believe
they have at last developed a
working model for the future
home television receiver.
It projects the image on a
screen Ia by 10 inches. or three
and a half times larger than a
former type with an 8-byl0 inch
picture.
Except for the screen, which
slides down into the front Of the
set when not in use, the receiver
looks much like previous models
turned out by RCA engineers. In
the old sets 12-inch receiving
tube as used. The image appear
ing on the end thereof was re-
Elected to the viewer by a mirror
in the tilted lid.
The mirror-lid still Is used. But
the tube, radically changed, now
IS a five-inch protector Of high
brilliancy. This tube. placed IN
the bottom Of the receiver. sends
its pictures through special tense
to the mirror which passes It on
TO The translucent screen
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08
BOSSY'S A HELP
I'm MAKING BEER

BERLIN. April s-German
cows produce beer" as a by
product of their milk. but II
needed Hermann Goering's year
long anti-waste campaign 70 dis
cover the phenomenon.
The brew. Of course. d0esn'
flow directly from the cow. but
the ingredients from which beer
IS made are contained in the milk.
It's a fact ard no wartime Joke,
as DR.. Roeder chemist. told the
German Chemists association.
The whey. remnant Of cheese
production. contains the same IN
gradients which are found itl
malt and barley. Or. Roe3eT
claims nc has developed . pro-
cess by which the substances re-
semhling malt and barley ingre'
dients are extracted az little cost
He believes also that the pro.
cess should be profitable and sha'
ar eighth Of the Raach's ANIMAL
beer production -- roughly iE2.-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08

heart is yours-and / want you to
marry me right now!' That was a
little better, but still not very
thrilling; especially when a girl
was like Polly, and thought ro-
nance and sentiment tremen-
dously important.
Perhaps the best thing to do
was to be just plain practical; that
is, state facts straight from the
shoulder, and leave romance and
sentiment for a bit later, when
there was moon, and the air was
filled with the fragrance of honey
suckle and rambler roses. Look
here, Polly, we've delayed long
enough - so suppose you pack
your buds, and come on"
He got no further. His thoughts
were shattered into a million
fragments as a bright yellow
roadster shot out of side street,
and he made a wild grab for the
emergency brake.
well, what the!" he gasped.
The roadster also came to a
sudden and grinding stop. The
girl who had been driving it
leaped out, and came charging at
him.
David did not move. He just sat
there staring at her.
She looked, he thought, rather
like magazine cover. Redheaded,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-08

slim, not too tail, not too short.
And dressed like nobody's bust
ness: all in sport things, colorful
and cool and lovely.
"Of all the crazy stunts I ever
saw!" the girl began. "You nearly
made me smash my car against
that light post!"
Listen" said David, forgetting
what the girl looked like, don't
you start bawling me out! I was
driving along, minding my own
business, and you come tearing
out of that side street like a--a--
house afire!"
sWhy-why-!" the girl be-
gan, and then stopped short.
well, for Pete's sake, it's youl"
"Sure, it's me-" said David.
What did you expect?"
The girl began to laugh.
David Wiley!" she said. "And
what a handsome devil you've
grown up to be-" She came closer.
held out her hand. Don't you re-
member me? I'm Mango Powers"
"Goshi" said David. He got out
of his rickety little car and took
the girls hand. Gosh! When did
you get homer"
Last night" said Mango. "I've
come home for the summer"
To be continued