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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-03

ODDS AND ENDS-That recent
appearance Of Mrs. Eleanor ROOSeuelfs
on Bess JohnsOn's radio program, THE
Story OF BeSS Johnson" aroused such
interest thai The First Lady may play a
repeat performance The netO Dr..
kildare film wiH be called MARY
Names the Day" ;. Craig Wood, win
ner Of the 1871 U. S. Open Coll cham.
pionship, Uiu be featured in an RKO
Pdthe SPOrtScOpe KW KGySer Will
play ShdkeSpearean ham actor in his
next picture Seems Greer CGrSOn's
hair is "FiOTen,ine red"-see for your.
self in the fechnicolOI Blossoms in the
Dust" Don't miss Abbot and Cos
ieIio IN In the Nary" It's laugh
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-03

The new two-violin arrangements
Fred Waring is featuring are plot
ted by Eric Siday, who studied to
be a concert violinist and won an
award as the best amateur violinist
in England. Swing enthusiasts rave
about them, as played by Siday and
Ferne. But Siday'd rather have ap.
probation for his skill at table ten
nis-he's an expert at it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-03
By VIRGINIA VALE

IT'S CHARACTERISTIC q Metro
! that "The Yearlii1g" was
abandoned, after all the
money that had been spent
on the two-million-dollar We
hicle for Spencer Tracy.
Some studios we won't
name them = would have
gone ahead and showed it through,
and then tried by ballyhoo to con.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-03

Bette Davis-it should be one Of
her best. The third will be another
Gary Cooper production, 1.-The Sing
ing and the Cold" story of the
original Dutch settlers on the Hud-
son.
=
For the first time in her career
Claire Trevor will appear under the
banner of Neutrality-suspicious.
She has the second romantic lead
to Lana Turner in "Honky Tonk,"
in which Clark Gable is to be
starred.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-03

MEN WITH VISION

men with courage signed
document which declared thirteen North
American colonies to be free and independ-
ent. They dared -. they fought
THEY TRIUMPHED
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-03

Harpo Marx, who has just finished
1.-THE Big Store" with his brothers,
is planning a nationwide tour Of
army camps. That should be good
news for the men at many of the
camps, who bewail the fact that
their only diversion is Grade B
movies, old ones, the best that they
can find at nearby towns.
y
Recently when Carole Lombard
had to rehearse a radio sketch,
Clark Gable drove to the studio to
take her home. Autograph seekers
besieged her, but they missed him.
He was sitting 10 feet away in a
station wagon, and had been for
half an hour-with two-day growth
of beard, and dressed in the old
work clothes he'd been wearing on
his ranch.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
45 Fvv-Trimmed coots for Juniors,
Misses and Women. Were $69.95
$48 plus tns

Black coot with Grey Persion. Size 43H.
Wos So6--- plus tex
4 Black coots with Silver Fox Trimming. Sizes
Ia to 20. Were So8 and SllO---$7s plus tox
5 Misses Fss- Trimmed coots. Red with lynx
dyed fox, size H. Black with Persion, sizes z.
Is, TO- Black with kn~-dyed fox. size 'e.
Were So5 and $50 9e5---$6s plus tox
! Block coot with psrson Front Tuxedo. Size
10. Originally SO. Now--------$7 Plus tsx
I Block coot with slve. Fox coasr. Size 1914.
Originally S1lo Now----------$7s plus tox
Evening star., 1941-12-25
STORE OPEN FROM
AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARl
Accessories, Notions, Stat|
ACCESSORIES CLEARANCE
--o~-~"~---~ O-----O- is |
ACCESSORIES CLEARANCE
IS Reg. $1.29 Coat
Style Sweaters, soc

Mode Of sturdy cotton string. Short sleeves
Red or green. Small or medium sizes.
100 ToiIored BIouses. Cotton, royon crepe.
Short sleeves, postel or white. Were 5 .29, 79t
50 Dressy and ToiIored Blouses. Royon crepe
and royon sotin, long or short sleeves. Sizes "a
TO 40. Were 81 IS and S295--r-----Sl.s9 SO
IS coektoiI ond Evening Joekets. Royon velvet
or royon crepe with sequin trimming. Sizes 8
and l8 Were S895 and SlOe5-----S5
IS AiI-wooI SkouIdersttes. Pastel shodes Were
Tie Paiois Royal. Nsekvsos =. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
FUR COATS CLEARANCE PRICED

AL, FUR COATS AND JACKET
8 SsoI-dyed cessy coo4s Sizes ~ TO 10 and
sizes AZ ond a.. Were $79
I Block cesoeuI-dysd Kid Coot. Size g. Wos
Beavss-dysd Mouton Lomb coots. Sizes II,
I coroeuI 32-Insh coot. Size Ia. Wos $l3e, $ss
Gsoy-dyed Kldskin coet. Size s. Was $lle,
$ss
Block Psrsien Pow coet. Size le Wos
sebIe-dysd Memot coot. Size "a. Wos
Brown ceroevI-dysd Kid Coat. Size TO- Wos
SI5S
4 Block Psrssn Lomb coots. Sizes Ia TO 38
Were S395 and $3.50 $32s
! Sebss- blended kers*s.~ M.skret Coat. Size
} SobIs-bIendsd kossksm Msskret Costs. Sizes
II, Is and 8. Wers $685.
! kesvsoI Gsoy Sqs;wA coes. 3i1s 1s. Wos
: Block Psss;ss Lsmb eoets. NE rs Were
$ZZo
I h.dses- -Sssl-dysd ktssksut Cost. Size 4z:
Gsoy Psrsiaa Lamb Cost. Size IA. Oreinolly
AL subject I
Ts Psisis Royal, Goats .. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
S69.95 Fur-trimmed
Goats, $38 7ls: 7ss

Only coats with blended mink or eroy Persion
Iomb eoIIors. Sizes II to Is. nOoo Federal
Tox)
! Block coot Trimmed with Pevsion Lemb. Size
A. Originally $6o.o
4 Fur Trimmed coess. Sizes 9, ~ ood 3.
Were S4o.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Gloves Reduce d

Gloves Reduced
Suede Gloves end Chesterfield Suede. In green,
wine, brown and black. Were ST. .e5 and S2.e5.
$l.35
Novelty Febsio end So~s Lsethss Trimmed
Block. brown ond wine. Were 79e and 81 soc
The PsIsis Royal. Gloves First Floor
20 s. Leather Hondboss, 81
Block leather, black potent, ton, wine and red
leothers.
IS Febrie Bags. Black, red, green and wine in
top handle and underorm styles. Were So $l.S9
8 Fur MuH Bess. Were $3.e5 ond S. 90,
$3.50 plus tox
sresdeioth Hendbess with fur trimming. Were
So and -$Z.3S
Is Lsethss HeNdbsss. Assorted eolors and styles.
Also fobries. Were
Tks Ps|Is Royal, Hsslbses .. Fret Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25

LOCO Women S handkerChletS
White embroidered cotton and ooIored linen
hondkerchiefs Hand rolled hens. Were 25o
and for 81 l4e
20 Handkerchief Cases. Postel shodes. Were
S1zo
The Palois Royal, Handkerchief -. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
"a Coots for Misses and Women
Were $69.95 to $89.95
$50 plus 'nx

An-wooI Box coet. siz. ssh. blue: W.
SIS ------$i7.s,
4 Button Down Front coots. Block. brown Cop1I
blue Sizes 9 10 II. Were $29
- coots. Black, blue ond beover. Not oil eoors
in all sizes. Sizes II to 20, 53h to 43k, SO
TO 46. Were
"a coats. Block, blue, brown. Sizes II 10 20,
33Kl 10 4lh. Were S45 and S4s.e5----$3e
s. Untrimn,ed cosuoI and Sports coots
,,i:s R;s'.s''y, To- y,s $17.85
Heninqbone tweeds, some with zip-n lining!
VeIpoco wools Mony coIors including noturo,
blue, wine, brown and tan. Sizes for misses,
juniors and women
IA PIod zip-in Lined coots. Sizes 10 to Is.
Were $685. SS.SO
Z "stetior Wagon" coots. Wool fleece fobries.
Natural ton Sizes 4 ond s. Were S 1855, $11
Fjseey Febrie coats. Noturo ton, REFER, sizes
9 and l3. Wroporound size II. Were $22:95,
Is Corduroy Reversible coots
.vs; s;':,';;izA ~ ;A,s ST
Sizes II to l6.
The Palais Royal, Goats ... Third Floor
Fur-Trimmed Sports Coots
Wine Box coot with Roecoon eollor: Size ~.
5 JuiIl;ord Monotone Febrie coots. Roecoon ond
Wolf eoIIon. Box and fitted styles. Sizes II to
ls. Putty and beige. Were $45--$z4 Plus tox
, Tweed Box coass with Ressson ceiiess Sizes
II. IA, IS. Were $45------$zs plus tox
I BEIGE and Brown Ptoid Box coot with Beovsr
eoIIor. Size 38. Was 4e.95------------$2s
4 4Women's Fleece coots with Wolf Collars. Groy,
blue and Tan. Sizes 5eh and 4 y. Were
VeIpoee coots with Reeeoon Shawl col!ovs.
Noturo and blue Sizes II to Is. Were So,
$3S plus tex
Evening star., 1941-12-25
5ec and 69e Royon Undies
3 for 81

Broken sizes.
20 Munsinsweor Royon Gowns. No7 TN.
Broken sizes Were 81 .65 SLIP
16 Munsinsweor Vests. 500 silk end wC3l.
Small sizes Were S ond s. Is 72e
II Royon sotin Slips. Broken sizes. Were S. y,
76s
s Munsinsweor Isle Union Suits. Small SIZE.
Were 81 - 8 for 81
s Glove Silk Ponties by koyser. Broken slzes.
Were ST. IS ~
The PaIois Royal,
Rayos Usderpsdr e. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
ChiIdren's Wear ciss,s.f' ss,esS

Children S wear Priced
5 Tssn-Ase Plod coots. Sizes IA to H---$9
4 ToddIsr' coot Sets. Size z. Were $e.98, s.
10 Gi,Is' coos Sets. Sizes to s. Were s. 4.e8
and Sl698
Teen -ess Dresses. Were So $395-------$l.s5
} BIovses. Sizes 10 TO a. Were 81 .o5--$l.l5
one-pises Snow Suits. Size z. Were Se SO,
S4eS
Tots Dresses. Spun Royon. sizes TO s. Were
Sl.o5
Blue Cotton Corduroy Robes. Sizes 10. II,
Wool Pioid Dresses. SIZE l6. Were So o5
Sl.sS
Wool Cop end Mittsns Sets. White. slightly
soiIed Were 81
! Pink Jeekst. Size 10. Wos S3.o8----$2.4e
! Green Muff and Hot Set. Wos S2------$I
The Palais Royal,
Ckiidress We0 .. Third Ftoor
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Women's S. Princess Royal
Shoes, $2.95

Black and ton softie coli, black ond brown suede,
speetotor pumps, dress pumps ond ties: Medium
ord hioh heels. Broken sizes 10 10.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Clearance
Better Dresses

10 Dresses. Were slee5 TO S22e5----S
10 Dresses. Were $loe5 10 $l4.e5
Included ore dresses for street and evening.
and z piece styles. Black and colors, Sizes
for misses and women.
The Palais Royal, Better Dresses -. Third Floor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
Sports Roundup

Detroit Mich UP-The Detroit Lions expect TO play
Without the OF Fred Vanzo blocking back and Byron
Whizze) White trpe-threat 1912 it indicated
Tuesday Draft Board officials Both have been placed in
Class IA and will probably be called for years service in Nov
ember.
Ed Lasrd AP H1ltbaek Pete Forrdri Of Southeastern
High Detroit appears tabled for action Saturday hen Michigan
State College tackles Marquette University Coach Charley Bach
Summoned For1,i from the scrub ranks 7cen Jack Fenton
regular right half5aek, turned ankle
Detroit Mich. Up Two Michigan pairs and Ohio team
dadocked for first place with of 20 in the MhganOho
roA Amateur golf tournament Oakland Hills Country Club
Tuesday. The leaders Al Waou and Chris Bnke OF the
home club Charles Kocss and Ellis Berry both Detroe and
Byron Nelson former National Open champion and Roy Miller
Toledo
p
Battle Creek up Corp. Hank Greenbeyg of the United
yates army and former Detroit Tiger sagge paid IS Traffic
Court Tuesday for drifting IS miles per hour city
Detroit Mich Up Mrs. A. f. Wilson upset the plans of
Margaret Russell and Mrs Don Weiss Tuesday Country Club
when she posted IS take low medal honos the Women
District finale Miss Russell and Mrs Weiss boosted nine
lIictores in the seasons weekly event
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
Crouch Shares
in Series Fund

Bill Crouch, veteran-rookie mem
Der of the pitching staff OF the st.
Louis Cardinals. will share In the
World Series funds allotted to the
National League runners-up.
That's the final act in one of
the most outstanding success
dramas OF the baseball year.
Crouch, a former Ypsilanti sand
lotter. reached the apparent end of
his major league career last win
ter when he was traded by Brook
Ign to the ever-lowly Philadelphia
Phillies.
He performed yeoman service
for the Shibe Park Club, however,
pitching a total OF SO innings in
20 appearances on the mound. Mid
way in the season the Cardinals.
then topping the circuit. purchased
Crouch outright.
He saw action in Is games with
st. Louis, mostly in a relief role.
His final win-and-defeat record for
! the season was three victories and
five losses for 1915 average.
Crouch. who returned home here
Immediately after the close of the
season, will continue his academic
work at the University of Michigan
during the winter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
Plaque Presented
DR.. Lloyd w. Odds

DR.. Llyod W. Odds, Michigan Nor
NAL track and cross country coach,
was presented with a sports plaque
~ the Michigan Amateur Athletic
Association as he formally turned
over the presidential reins OF the
organization 10 George Mead, De-
troit.
Olds has headed the association
for the past two years. Mead super.
visor Of physical education in De-
troit high schools, Is an afumuus Of
Michigan Normal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
CHAPTER SIXTEEN

YLENA'S habbergasted express
sion, when she heard who the flow-
ers had come from, brought a
chuckle from the lawyer. 81 talked
with your La MADEIRA friends last
night and they both have calls in
here at the hospital for you. Now
when you feel strong"
She began launching herself to a
sitting position. I'm strong
enough right now, Vernon"
"You get back down on that pill
low and take it easy" He lifted the
telephone. "I'll get the long dis
lance operator busy"
= Scott Hamilton's call came
through first. He was at his Aunt
Daisy's ranch and lost no time be-
rating the runaway girl, both for
himself and for his aunt.
Stone watched her respond 10
the westerners remarks, first
with smiles, then with out and out
laughter. Occasionally she said a
few words, but mostly she just
listened and giggled. And looked
happy.
She was still laughing when she
hung up. Scott says that note
left on my back door for Aunt
Daisy telling her not to worry was
the prize sap stunt Of the century
that she worried ten times more
than If I'd said / was surrounded
by cannibals and 10 rush the Ma
rines. He's going to give me a reg
ular squaw beating when I get
home. And they're having a cold
spell In La MADEIRA, frost and
everything. He said he hoped the
freeze would catch by citrus and
bed be darned IL he'd take any
pmudge pots over there to save It;
hat 1t served me right II 1 lost
hem" Her shoulders shook with
laughter. Scott is such a sweet
IDIOT"
The lawyer recalled his own talk
with Scott Hamilton, an entire
" unjocular conversation with
Scott's inner turmoil seeping
through his questions. Stone re-
sailed also his call Of the previous
night to young Cromwell Located
anally, at the Roundup room Of
he Alvarez hotel. Taylor Crom-
wells voice had been blurred.
Stone had found 1t exceedingly Diff
icult to make him understand the
disaster that had overtaken Ylena
However, as the news gradually
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
kAsfleeklConteht1Aent,
kXCsafssktss.A.| i By ZORENN CARL ETON %
wRIrrEN FoR Np RElEAsEp BY cENrR pRrss AssocAr1oN

tap OF the nurses rubber heels.
Then she leaped from bed and
sped to the closet. Decorously
supported on hangers were the
Sonora Elguero clothes. Ylena
dressed rapidly, standing in stock
ing feet during the entire noiseless
procedure. Then she put two So
dollar bills on a dresser tray,
stepped into black suede pumps,
peeped cautiously into the corridor
and walked from the hospital.
From drugstore she telephoned
Vernon Stones private number and
laughed aside his worried alarm.
Nonsense! I'm strong as a couple
Of horses. So get that car ready
quickly. I want to 60 home" Home
to Tate.
Those short winter days Of mo-
notonous driving across the CONT
nent seemed endless to Ylena. AS
persistently as possible, she forced
aside thoughts Of Carlyle and con-
centrated on Tate, planning an &C.
static future.
She arrived In La MADEIRA early
Saturday night. Rather than drive
the several miles out to her ranch
and back into town, she registered
at the Alvarez hotel, ordered a
rush wash job on her machine, and
dressed carefully in an ensemble
new to Tate-a costly, enhancing
white wool dinner suit, trimmed
with mink.
Vernon Stone had commanded:
stop dressing like poverty
stricken cousin, Ylena. Buy your
self at least one glamor outfit"
So she had, with a part Of the
emerald money and now, looking at
her reflection in the Embroidered
Mexican mirror in her Alvarez no
tel room, she was proud Of the
luxurious figure she presented. She
put on a matching turban Of white
wool and antique jewelry and hung
her mink coat over her shoulders.
A maid, answering her telephone
call to the Cromwell residence, told
her that the junior Mr.. Cromwell
was dining at the La MADEIRA club.
The headwaiter Of that roof-top
club restaurant corroborated that
information, though he had not
yet come in, they had his reserva-
ton and were expecting him.
Ylena decided to 60 there and
wait in the ladies lounge until
Tate arrived. Slowly she drove
along the streets, passing en- route
the building that housed the Crom-
well Offices. And there was Tate's
car. Ylena smiled ruefully at the
sight OF it, parked askew at the
curb, in his usual cocky defiance.
Gently she eased her own auto
mobile to a stop, directly behind
the chromium and maroon one, and
entered the darkened, deserted
building, walking up the two
fights Of stairs that led to the
lighted Offices Of Cromwell and
Cromwell.
Instinctively, Just as she lifted
white-gloved hand to knock, she
tried the door. 1t yielded silently
and she made her way through the
reception office ON into Tate's ad-
joining Office. And there was Tate!
Not alone, but seated beside a
swarthy-sltinned, dark-haired girl,
ITO Bo Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
Muellich Named Assistant Coach at Bowling Green
To Meet Huron
Players Here

George Muellieh, former Michigan
Normal lineman. has been appoint
ed assistant coach OF the Bowling
Green University football team. He
and Budd Cox. ex-ohio State star.
will aid Robert Whitaker. who IS
plotting the Bowling Green for the
first time this season
Whitaker, coach at Sandusky High
School for the past II years sue.
ceeded Harry Ockerman, former
Michigan Normal athletic coach.
who was promoted to the post Of
athletic director.
Bowling Green will furnish oppo-
sition for the Hurons' Homecoming
game here next week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
Several Local Boys Will be
on Boxing Card at Armory

Several local boys viii appear on
the boxing card presented at the
Armory when the season opens
Thursday night with the introduc-
ton Of new policy Of short bouts.
Five round bouts make up the card
in which Cy Hughes we'll known for
his willingness TO mix in the anna
teur ranks will tangle with Kippy
Dumas of Windsor Ont. Hughes has
had considerable success in the
Golden Gloves tournaments and has
acquired quite following of fans
and friends and will try to live up
to expectations when he steps into
faster company which he should
meet in the professional field.
Johnny Butcko. another local lad,
will make his first appearance since
he left the simon pures by meeting
Mike Martinez from Detroit. Johnny
returned from the West Coast where
he had spent several years In serv-
ice and gained . lot OF experience
in boxing. He has been training hard
and hopes to make hit in his mi
tial appearance.
Lou Woods. lnkster. is scheduled
to meet John Kardas, Wyandotte, in
another bout on the card. Woods
has been a sensation since he first
won the award for best novice in
the first tournament he entered
several years ago. Since turning pro
his progress has been steady and
deliberate Other bouts on the card
are: Eddie Martin VS.. Bob Goosby
and Schoolboy Clayton vs.. Odell
Riley. One other bout is incomplete
as yet but will be arranged when a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
YLENA vARANOFF; young and pretty
wife OF
THEODORE VINCENT. wealthy east
; erner. arrives in La MADEIRA. She
sends
ROSE. housekeeper for
VERNON STONE, the Vincent family
attorney. back east TO keep her in
formed about
CARLYLE. Ylena's little daughter,
who is in the custody Of Vincent s
mother. Ylena meets two young men
in La MADEIRA. One
TATE CROMWELL. is arrogant, sslf-
confident Of his way with womea-
The other.
SCOTT HAMILTON, Is a pleasant
young dude rancher.
YESTERDAY: Painting after her en-
counter with Mrs. Vincent, Ylena
wakes up in a hospital room and no
tees flowers around her. Vernon
Stone comes in and says they are
from Rose. Bon-Bon Scionti, Scott
: Hamilton and Tate Cromwell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
Andy Newlands to Play With
Hurons Despite Knee Injury

Michigan Normals football cap
0;sin. Andy Newlands, received his
practice equipment Tuesday as he
announced that he had decided to
report for the Huron eleven. after
all.
Before the season started New.
lands. a halfback, said he felt that
participation in football this fall
Night aggravate an old knee injury.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08
FACE MARQUETTE

East Lansing. Mich, Oct. SINS
The Michigan State Spartans,
faced Saturday with a game against
a rugged Marquette eleven were
sent through a brisk workout today
Aby Coach Charley Bachman. Bach
man is openly fearful OF the Mar
quette aggregation which last Sat
urday scored major upset in wal
'oping Wisconsin % to 7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08

penetrated his added brain, Tate
began to make great to-do Of his
grief, enough Of one that he pushed
someone called Francie out Of the
telephone booth and concentrated
OF details. So here today were his
gardenias and llies-of-the-valley.
Bridal flowers.
Stone said quickly, Tell me
more about Hamilton"
But just then the second call
came in and he watched the girl
talk with Taylor Cromwell, Jr.
There was no laughter on her face
now. Instead, throughout the six
or seven minutes call, she looked
dreamy and yearning. Tate's dec
larations Of love were doing their
part well.
Vernon Stone found himself
wanting to slap her to shake her
out Of that absurd, romantic coma.
For a moment after the call was
terminated she did not speak; she
just lay there with the inanimate
instrument Graded against her
cheek. Gee, I wish / were In La
MADEIRA right now" she said, and
then, Vernon, put the lilies-of-the-
valley and the gardenias right by
me-"
Vernon Stone complied. He also
put the telephone back In place
and reseated himself. Now,
Ylena," he said crisply, "if you can
sweep that moonstruck look OF
your face I'd like to suggest one"
Her Gliding smile brought an an
swering one Of apology to his face.
Il want you to take the maroon
and chromium car" he blurted
Nov, Ylena," he thwarted as she
started to protest, nothing you
can say will argue me out Of It,"
you should have taken 1t when
you left, as well as your jewels
and fur coats. You should have
taken everything. I'm having 1t re-
painted for you. II Theodore ever
misses it he'll think Garrison stole
It." He began crawling into his
overcoat. I'm going now. Think II
over and remember, I'll accept nc
answer except yes. See you tomor-
row."
Those hours Of creamy milk
shakes, orange Juice, rare beef
fresh vegetables and fruit piled SC
closely upon the other that, two
days and nights passed swiftly.
Sleep, refreshingly unfamiliar
oozed through YlenL with an ex-
quisite languor.
Then early one morning, the day
nurse appeared with small air
mall package. Ylena's eager I'm
gers unwrapped and opened a Jew
eler's box and she looked at Tate
Cromwell's ring, large blue-white
masquise diamond.
Darling" his enclosed note
read, "if you thought / didn't mean
1t when / said you should be my
wife, let this ring prove my sim
certify. And hurry home TO mel"
She slipped the sparkling stone
on her finger. Though buoyed by
excitement and wide awake, she
hid 1t from the attentive scrutiny
OF the nurse and gradually began
TO feign a swollen-eyed WEAKNESS.
A few minutes later she said
I'm sure I can rest II you will
leave me-" With a sly delighted
smile she listened TO the retreating
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-08

ms 81, Hufnagle 544. Harner 4s2.
Totals $50, 672, 675-2030.
Jackson Coal
Anders 42s Collier sos, William.
son 31s, Franklin SAT. Ryan 493.
Handicap 60. Totals 72s. 1888, $50
2152.
Shaefer Huron ST.
Stewart $50 West 1851, Connolly
446. Wales 442. Crouch 497. Totals
673, III, 744-212S.
J. z. Moore & Co.
Schaffer 31S. Nelson 359 Battelle
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