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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Miller Boasts
We'll Hit First
Auainsf America
CContinUcd fron Page Onel


low"
Garman~. Italy and Japan. he
seres I'd. ..ay, bc"nG themselves il.
l1Im@l al!2u," ui four articles.
lEH.. 2are'.
/. 10 carry cr to final victory
.h2 ~" AGAINST Britain and the
United Stat". with "cycry conceiy-
aLlg mta}-
>. Not to- conclude a separate
peace O" ami,'.,c.
b. To ennJiuuo tine closest collab-
orauon and TO establish a new ant
.aesnl4 order dlonl the lines Of the
,rI9artIte agreement.
!. 10 cifcclmtC the pact immeo-
laJt.v.
Alter peace has been Won" sale
H,tleg. The three countries will
Jsol.cd in close collaboration to
.ua@n- a lasting peace
P"t .dcnt Roosevelt. charged tho
,.'ger has don" everything II
Ii powers TO prevent Germany anG
l.gi. from SEC Ulng their right of
X 1anco.
.Csr patience" he shouted, "has
lie - ,he rjrdnLng point We
=. . a.Fafa tmcd 80 prevent brcal,
tf.a ..an tH.rG States.
b. now. I'dIN md Germany, II
.p.aI fui.iiGnolt Of .N"Ir Obligations
Uagcg tho AHls agreement. associate
t.e,.#lrit". "I'h I,Jdn in tho Strug-
air a.aI},t America ana Brltaln.'
Acgc. before eald Hitler, has Ger
Haa@ b.on "a united.
"Eo nae wi! Nau0ish Germany,
lie declared. NO one will destroy
Gc.msa unity. Germany is strong
l. u thauE God that we can enter
caf aaMc5 III the history Of the
Ho,al.
a HilIeg concluded speaking aftc.
H. a<lu. ii. var declaration, Rclchs-
marital Hermann Gocring rose ano
ed:
~Gea bic orr !ucArcr. God blcs.
CT RGol'
Inc Ec,ci1a-. assembled III the
XII Dprra nop.c. ros" and sang
Deu' chiaud Ubcr AlIca' and the
%.li Hoo vessel song.
llle IH'rd press listening post
lcportec Ill, singing was solemn anc
sounded sad The listening post
.eacgcd 'hc German broadcast may
un' ha}c been made Gircct from ra-
GO mIc.DphGncs but iyom a record
H." 0i hitler spcccn. They reported
. Na2i announcer interrupted re-
Dcalrdi9 - eI;c am English trans
la'lon- Il practice never before en-
p!oGcd.
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Priorities Govern
Milk Can Needs

Valley farmers needing extra mill
cans. pals or other steel and til
Plate equipment IN 1912 should
pace orders immediately accord
ing 70 G. E. Gordon. Gary SPECIAL
Is, II the University 0. California
agricultural extension service.
In spite Of defense needs, prior.-
ties officials have granted a prt-
erence rating 10 manufacturers o:
hot-oip timed and tin plate equip
n.eat but even ,neiy supply is linn
sc. On.y enough syee, VII be g.
located % produce $4,000 M:
cans ana tho additional milk ca,.ed
for under the current production
Campaign W.l r.ace added strain
on the supply.
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SOLDIER PLEADS GUILTY
TO MORALS OEEENSE

set. Ford N. KYcs. Comp oco'cy
cayali}man. pleaded guilty in su-
perior court wednesday, 10 a cha-c
Of rape and asked the court to
srant him probation. The second
count in the grand jury indictment
returned against Kyes. force by rape
and violence, was dismissed
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Valley Goes Black
For First Time
Continued from Page Onc)

'CDIilHl'tN llOIIl ldEt OIl')
the blackOut order.
Bra%!ey did well, too, but like f.
Cantro had a little difficulty in gct-
ting started.
CalcXIco also was slow in gettin@
aCme Of the downtown signs out
3ut NeXlcali didn't monkey around
-aXicah pulled the master switch
NO plunged tie whole city into
darkness.
ia r. Centre BOYS were SWarming
- a.Ho.l cicry block, informing
ia5nc - lIru off their lights
Rn3fenfs pecrrd rom their windows
I'D nd their telephones when
4" saW il liphtcd window.
Esnrgbodj said "wc will be per
set lc&f time.
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Scanning |. Y
News Horizon
MASONIC CHAPTER,
MEETS TIL RSn.1N

II Centre ehapte" -. '0@. N.N ~.
Will meet IL sea.ma r."" a,y
night. Dec. l. l.. e'a.' i .... 4
MAS announced fA@Had.. i t'",1l
room has keas pre'.arcG fey tie
meeting III case : blcEouJ is o'd, r.
ed
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NAzIS 1T STANDNTILL

NAZIS At STANDNIILL
He emphasized ..at l7.,Ha"t H-,
Been bgea-.. - q. >.a"l>,.. s't't-
where II Ra>>.a
On 1arse portions o. -hs :"1"
;hey are - retreat '.g >a}s I","
.a>Sss EaHc re" C,-r.H0.-.
He suG Ee ,o..o "o; dis, Mss }t;
t..e .e>...~ &. lie F." Ed>'.:" .",
Pacific s.;aa-.eH 81 Ca.s a.. '.,~>s:s.
UA.g.s H. te t.6sH.
= HaH ~ b. ,Ha. We ,Ha.
sage - >a:.s. Very yc">.c"r.a.t
Hs.&.>...sseH. =. We >A-. .....'y
sag>sAes ese~.2H.:. W.'n "'".. .-.
,.1ar az g.. ,'-.ns".'.." VIZ.
..e CaItsG S.a.s> .;.u In. N,..C:-
.anG> HaN,-. at said.
Ne e. 1aH u"5Cc-:.,c ,"v -:3f- -
= g IL .e>7,- A.....t,a o." t.t
t..itea States a." .3..c:-gatc tn.
.suath q u..t :: w.. ;a&c to mar
shal tie great torCc, II the Far
EaSt tor absolute victory. he "Ad.
Tie Japanese government or the
sss.ias clements 3: Japan MADE a
eo.G-blooGed. >..,.,a-eC, VIOLENT
,.eachegea> at:@.a o. the United
states ana ca:>t.tt>.
!. Seems to -. q.lto certain that
Japan ~. >..e >,"..CH .e: .re~, hey
is a,eW 4. re United States count
! upon re active support @. tno
i r.3an Na1.> ans ,.C I,1N3N F3S-
t.>.>.
Tie naya. power Cc Great R:.-
Ill aad tAa JG.;eG STATES j. .Jgse-
: superior 10 ;hc combined forces
q the new antagonist Who has
ne coS.d GHCsr-r5te the gravity
u tie loss which had been lHiActeu
= AI~.aIa a.d Hawaii O. TIE No">:
=. Re rev an.IrCN.>; W.o ha>
-a..,N aNo0 Is.
We 0.&st cXpcl, TIA. the NolHn'
.. American supply reaching bw,-
IN ana the GcL.ee Of help IRON. tn
C.lteG States Nay, Will be yeGUceC
cannot GOub; tha, H." .30.-
,22e2o people q tic United States
ave bound themselves 70 win tNl~
#ar a!G once they le: settled dow.
o i anG bend themselves 70 = a
iii ..-1-.. -! posi- IL 444t. t4.dl 4.N"
:. munitions and aid OF every kinC
~ Vastly exceed anything tha,
c5@.d have been expected up 10
- present.
Rs=a.,,.a- Germany and Italy
.,.5-..- Japan. he sa!c:
=. .als s4oa.d be their resolve
- :. -. S.oslc declare THIS ye-
I'VE = encompass the Gestyucuo!
i tse EHgA>a speaking world,
:.ro% t.at I speak TO: the Un.-oc
1.a,ez = W5l is Tor the British
empire. VIE : say tha, We would
=. rather per->a than be conquered
"Nc. un.E -He British empire but
.he UE.ted States ara fighting 10
.e.r i've
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val architect
Thus the United States has re-
vengcd at least in part the japanese
attack on Pearl HarbOr Sunday in
which the loss of one old U. S.
battleship has been officially an
nounced and other losses reported
Todays war department COM
muniuuc said that there were con-
tinued attempts by strong Japanese
forces to establish themselves along
the northern coast of Lu2on.
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ARM CENTERS
MEET FRIDAY

Movies and report on tate con
ventlOu will feature the Mt Signal
farm center meeting Friday at 7:30
pm. and q similar program will be
presented when the Acacia centec
also meets that might Fraak Be-
schlag farm advisor vii praE -.
the Acacia meeting.
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industry Guards
Aqoins$ BIockou&

los ANEFI rs Dec. L L
Southern C.nto"nil's defense -
dusuIr>. iMr,udlug aircraft Haa.
u,uluHe Slooa0or Won = g.
planes >CuSht to bolster &c -.
gyC,aUlCus to prevent coStI1 81
downs Gl"N- ar raids
Four Hir,ratt plants We're O.
last uith;. their production q. -
planes and parts halted. htg1..
4 q th:lv-Aou. ii gaid alarm -.
my which the Army said tn - =
pane WGS overhead
Consolidated Aircraft. he8t1..
S75OO.Olj worth ot heavy teaH
Ryan AcyondUI,al ami Sala. y.
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b, ,DW AND v. RTATTII

LONDON D.. J.. IT, PaWt
minister Winston CIGga.a. address
ing the house Cd. commons lo6a1 a
& Ymaul al. TIA. ac,"eeu Va o.
The United S,.',-. ead tGe BGa>l
empire. Amta.a Russia ana China
were iIeht!ul .yr tlc9 lives "ane
Will go to,Waia .o N.g.o.t uot ever
Japan ,l-"D n.' u.t. Ire An at
all Its works
"Our zoe, ag, h.n5 r. taeH an
bltIons ans ta.. e1@e> lMY.acah-
L.. to The Gcst;.e.Ier o.: he Fneash-
speaking WoI.C ana III l. STANDS
Tor. CaurohiI SAID
1t may V,N bc that We shall have
to Sulio! very considerable punish
ment bu. VIC Shal defend ourselves
everywhere with the utmost yleol
and close cooperation with the init
&c States &NC the Netherlands NaNt
I Know I s"eak -, tEc UH.tel
States as We. as Ter tie British
empire VaoN say We WoUlG a.
rather perish ,han be conquered
II would nGC"o brD- shame on oas
generation !: We Cia nc, teach tAo
enemy lesson which VII rot be
forgotten IL the records OF Il thou
sand wears
''HISTORIC BLUNDER"
III Vld.-sNctYn2 review @: tht
war Church,. >aid Adolf Hitter L
attacking Russia had made one oi
the oUtSta.GIa- tlurGetS 81 hiS;o->
that the German ana italian force
IN eastern. I!r.a .aCeC Oe>.ractlo.
ana that IL IT.. battle OF the Allan
TIC shipping losses has decreased.
Starting o. one Of Tie MAJOR
speeches q @ va. Wh.ch now cX-
tends t. all The cCntlEe1t>. It >aIc
OF the Llb|,H s.:Uat!cn
On Nov. 18 Gen. Claude Aue...a-
leck SCI out 10 destroy the entire
armed forces Of tie Germans ar
Italians IL CTren@.ca tie eaSte7.
part o. Li5ya Now. or D. i. 7
am bcU.d say. mat Il sac.Gs ~.
probable .t V. Ca 81 -. c. - c.
man arm II l.o"2 j. srsooara aae
in every v.T V-riA, C. tie .s.2.l
Prepares to' e."
Tu!n..- to +. -, he Ssl6.
We CO. Area; Sc at.e" -
months c. ...n,iI- i Ras>:a ia.
H.t.ec lis n:aG' a2c Il - OF
starc.:.- t.-.u."> @: El>te:s as5.
the ro,Ht- e. f.. .ea.i.a5 can>,.-
tute events @. c.r.:.;.a. Importance
il II, u.-.l lt,i.. IL q 80 -:
SHIP SINE!NGN
.: =. 4..".Hc %. Il. a....-. -.
P.."c, q Wa.,s ana the Dat...
cruiscc RI 1lse of Malaga. he sal
Prince q Wales was sunk b. re-
pe2te1 c;-aclz Of bombing ard tor
pcdo C--,. i..- r..!.-s nd there WaS
no reason - Suppose that an" neR
weapons or eXr-os.rc- lad been err
plo;ed.
Seven Of the attacking planes Weys
destroyed lie SAD.
He announce h; Admiral 81
Tom Phillips. Commander II cnlet
OF tie Ear Eastern fleet. VINO was
aboard h-s flagship Prince {. wales
was missing and added:
I regard - Tom Philips a
one Of TIC aS.es- and tra"es; men
in the raya. SERVICE
There were VIC nigh ,eycl attacks
by three Wayes CT planes on Prince
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MARRIAGE IEtE.&@,
ISSUED

\ marriage license Wis issued by
County Clerk w. ). McClclland
Wednesday To John ". Thompson,
81. railroad yard master at Yun&,
and Ona J. Benton, II, Yuma watt
rOSS.
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.H.tt. bBl'dnH training planes. anf
Belr As's.ut;. manufacturer q
e4aFmfaf we're jolj by the army K
.ss n.lr l1.GlO ulGut shift work
- Home bttau~c their plants CoU,t
- fe completely blackHd out
- 'YhEDS UNMUFRED
Ssr,U.i-. where most ui the az
- = i. e,i oi doors. also WeIt
4'..'. E. = n. the bllvkou,S. Produc-
...s s.. Il areG
T. A#MH aud it would caoperat
a.sy,a, delays when possible ano
=ests5 elimination O MI practice
-. zaas The Is.i siAual will bt
=. SO Wln and hcncrtorti
Ha# 'fl r.. flashed only Whel
.....t. E. ,Nrtn,Np- and an M
ii ..1fe .a4 u'arko-.e aye ncces-
#..#t.
- 1.am L.' "i.a, MS spg,al
.a#a#.8 SyU'.r" California iron
2.a. s..slG E. tie N3:d.r town q
Haaa:a H,',..u. and the -u';th.u.
3. - 10y Be- Nl.,o huge BoJld-
"a is '..,.d Vhn The Amy
.a,s NJ r..i.Huird plane "oNfi
=. ...t u 10. Angeles.
a'...a. ut t.n mtcrtcNtor y'm-
I'd "tec ,g. uN. auu-Wrlr1it
ant Nter u.larcd to blast the
..snel j. H.sr ~ ,t'ed and the en-
.P.s ss.4 Nl- bl,krG ont Army
-.sari .-E,> pierced 'hr M'ht.
~ ENFH.f PLANE
{. ha.yG : t"Irr ar rjs
Aa.a.as UrIl here. aud tAa, b;
. process e.. ,.uu.uatjon TIN" Awt
.sasledCj tH' uHl5cu'lu"d plane
-. -. II. MY ..'t.
IL safs@ ,H.eaan the at.
-. "p.lr ....I MI'. '0r cN-
..H.a" = 10, AN.oI.s where j;
~ "sl,..'." II" ,Hi
T,a SIN i.G'c4.co G,y region.
gnrn.u ar5 u..;hcrn California
sa#ss1 Ii" r!-.' r'."ut an ~,
Id ai..@--'.. frs; Mee sunday
i. E:rv ., ,@veman sa,d: i
H.. y ..t l..' calm H'tote III,
-tat...
Tae peIl.l u..tuWc%l from Rose.
fa~. C. t. A..sl;a @n, west @
tne 1.>.aae u.UltliL~. MGHrWen
IS tt, n.-.n O il@vHlut RaCi,
station, .lo 4 uowU at 7:&O a. hi
PSI III WpsA!Ngtou ana oregon
Buu>1 C0lvm5ia L,ankeJcd by ;
LsaHn ia@. went vN compicu
b.aekeut basis a. dusk.
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SURVIVORS ASHORE

Ca..t!"saa ZEN nage One)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Victory Will Be
Ours Churchill

=: Vale ana Rcn..-r. hc >a.. au.
commented.
Tie .a>s ut l..c Vs.. less N..Nl
taan VI a.st .sare,.
Il lad been a.uouu,t1 "a, SNsa-
Nert that mo.s ,',au 1000 S.. ..'
normal compliments O.. 200 yt ,H,
- ----.o- - I..-.-.- --------
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

lovely response of her pale lips.
She put out her hand and he
took it strongly in both of his.
Good GIRL" he said.
"Your ARM"
IT'S getting on fine. serves
me right for driving you into a
ditch"
You were wonderful" said
Lucy, IF you hadn't been so
quick and skilful, we'd both be
in the ditch now"
Henry muttered, you're gen.
erous," and lowered his eyes.
Are you a seventh son Of a
seventh son or something" she
went on after pause. you must
have foreseen this" She touched
the bandaged side of her face
away from him. You remem-
Der asking me. ?"
uENRY looked quickly up. for
- getting remorse and gratitude.
well how about it? DO you
feel as If there was nothing left
Of you AS If you'd gone out like
a candle ?"
She managed another smile,
not quite so steady mo, Henry.
/ feel all here except for. for
the happy part Of me"
$50. D.. things did go wrong"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Accn Moves Aunt Judith offer
l. QLCI Vii IL avUic to Help Restore NeceSB Beauty

Yes. You were right. You're
always right" She waited, then
decided upon a full unburdening.
Peter does love me with what
was the word you used?. eye
service. That is. don't under
stand him exactly. wish you'd
help me TO. He loves Jackie. D..
too. Can a man love two women
:. honestly"
Il don't know. l can't" The
color rushed into his face. was
snatched back as though by
resolution. Perhaps Wayne
hasn't grown up"
II think he's sort Of.
winged" Lucy faltered, her
fingers clinging pitifully to
Treyne's. II mean. too light,
in way, for loving. Like an
other kind Of creature. more for
air than earth. Not with his feet
on the ground. / meant to fight
for him No -Iaore reason for
Jackie to capture a boy with
wings than for me. But now
she turned her head away, he
saw the struggle in her throat,
"eye-service;;" she whispered and
added does he know? Has he
been here? Has he asked"
II was waiting 10 get instruc-
tions from you. Do you want me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

TO get into touch with him?"
yes. 1 want you TO telephone
him at his home. What time IS
it?"
Just eight o'clock"
Hell be there. The numbers
in the little leather book in my
purse. And l want you 10 tell
him the worst possible news
about about my face. He
doesn't know / was going 10 ask
him TO marry me at once. /
never did get to him. Jackie was
with him. 1 saw them through
the office window. 1t was
OPEN.
II. Il eaves-dropped so II
serves me right. Jackie had been
fighting for her own hand and
Il think I've got it straight.
He's all mixed up. He wants her
terribly 10 be his wife and he
can't bear not to have me. Now,
isn't that a funny situation?
could laugh if If. =" and she
drew her hand away and turned
her face from him letting fall
her eye-lashes.
Henry brooded upon the pro-
file, coioriess save for the bronze
fringe and the long bronze brow,
perfect as cut marble on a classic
tomb. The pure long throat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

and had his right arm in a sling.
he seemed entirely solf-possessed
and even, she thought uncom-
fortably watchful OF her own
and Ralph's reactions.
You've a lot TO be thankful
for" said Henry almost sternly.
she's not seriously hurt" His
brilliant visual Sits cut across
their faces, neither Of Which had
lightened.
Hurt ?" Ralph groaned. yes.
yes, l know but Lucy? Not
hurt? When her face is cut to
pieces ,"
And Linnie saw again her own
face in a mirror over the maya
zine table and wondered at its
blasted shrinking as Of a devils
disciple whose bargain has been
successful at the cost of Heaven.
It's certainly not as bad as
that, sir. You mustn't exagger-
ate"
But, man." He stopped.
steadied his voice. Lucy with
a SCARED face"
Henry Treyne had come a step
closer. He was standing. while
the others sat. Linnie's hands
were clasped on her face, Ralph's
hung Imply down between his
knees.
Sally. the old nurse, said
something like that" unused
Henry with his air Of taking
notes for comparison and an
alysis. "as you know, sir, /
picked her up at her sisters
house on my way here with
Lucy. I've treated Sally
couple Of times for alittle all
ments, and / knew il was her
day out.
Il hoped she'd be a comfort TO
your daughter and could go back
TO get things that she needed at
the hospital. But" here the
young man turned sideways.
thrust his uninjured hand into
his pocket and seemed TO thickcn
into intense and angry coneen-
tration.
But Sally was no good. Sally
felt rather as you seem TO, sir.
1t was -" Henry softly imi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

and blinking huddled into a
chair. her hands trembling about
its upholstery, Judith marching
up and down. a high hard color
in her face They did not see
Henry when ne came in quietly
until Judith turned.
All, Here's the doctor who
has TO manufacture his own pa
tents, - she said in the high
sweet voice.
LER knife got in deep Henry
" was stabbed out of his sttrnly
maintained composure, bit his
lip and STROBE up close TO the
tall old woman, fastening his
eyes brilliantly upon hers.
Your niece is not dangerously
hurt" he said with deliberate
ruthlessness. but her face is cut
and she may never now be the
perfect beauty that you have
been, Miss Grange"
Here Lou began to wall Henry
went TO her quickly. He put a
kind, authoritative hand upon
her shoulder "Oh no, Miss Lou.
You oughtn't 10 be crying You
ought TO be smiling and thank
ing God. Lucy is alive and well
and not crippled in the least. In
a week or two she'll be her old
self"
But Lou looked up with almost
crazy eyes and painted, she'll be
disfigured, she'll be spoiled. ="
and, on that word, fell into high
Mysteries, so uncomfortable, so
loud and frightening that, after
a scared look at Judith, who
was at last playing the part Of
nurse in reversal or the usual
sisterly roles. Henry hurried out
for hypodermic aid and Lou was
presently half-carried out TO the
waiting limousine. Neither lady
had seen Lucy nor had asked to.
When Lucy woke from a nap
that followed the nurses morn
ing ministrations, she saw that
Henry Treyne occupied a chair
beside her bed. When he met her
inquiring look. he smiled and was
delighted with the slow and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

tated the Irish frenzy, my beau
tiful darlin', with the whole half
Of her angel face cut to pieces"
Ralph shuddered strongly and
Linnie put out her hand and shut
her eyes, warding off the terri
bic suggestion. That's how she
told me, muttered Ralph Ban
daged all about her pretty head.
Oh, it's dead I'd rather she'd be
and meself beside her. - You
can imagine the sort Of thing,
Mr.. Grange. She was no use to
anyone. 1 sent her home"
Where" smiled Ralph sar-
donically. you'd like TO send me.
Is that it," He stood up, as
Stunning. Linnie was glad TO see.
authority. May / see Lucy
now"
Not until the morning, sir
We had TO put two stitches in
the scalp wound. I'm not too
sure there isn't slight concus-
sion She's been under an
anaesthetic. of course. We can
put you up here. if you like"
Ralph shot "A look at his wrist
watch. 4 think I'll take my wife
home. It's been a hard day for
her =. came up from Atlantic
City by plane on receipt Of my
wire We're both suffering from
shock. Wen be over the first
thing tomorrow I'll hope for
better for even better news"
There is absolutely nothing
TO worry about. Mr.. Grange. Not
in any serious respect nor TO any
dangerous aegree-Hape you told
her aunts? Miss Lou?"
Linnie cried, Ralph, we must
II would be dreadful if they
heard it accidentally from the
servants or an outsider"
Yes" Ralph agreed duly. He
looked exhausted wed better
stop there on our way home"
But the leadies Of Hearthstone
had already heard and were
ushered into this same small
room not 20 minutes after Lin
ME and Ralph had left il.
They were obliged TO wait for
afu1ust half an hour Lou salieW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

clearly melting into the pure
clear chin and so up by inter-
walls as perfect as those Of mel
ody 20 the brow and the spread
ing gold-bronze hair.
A ND he was bewildered by the
~ mystery Of beauty, by the
enigma of its power upon the
minds Of men. An answer to
this. he thought. would be the
solution of all mystery. I'm NOR
tai minds, a matrix, a secret
image, that struggles to be Gre
ated, to be given an outer form.
And when it has been brought
forth and set beyond the prison
ing clay in a million shapes, then
it is snatched at by all the hun
cry senses in an effort, half
anguish, half-delight, TO with
draw 1t again, 10 make it one
with that enigmatic inner life.
There is more, thought Henry,
20 the lovers longing than has
ever been surmised The mans
beauty divided from the flesh
of woman, the woman's beauty
divided from the flesh of man.
Physical Union, a symbol, re-
hearsal of a deeper and more
eternal chord. The heartbeat
out and in again; the breath.
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DALPH turned upon her at that,
~ terrible look which said,
will she ever be married now?
Or has that happiness been ut
terly destroyed ?" Linnie, as
though he had spoken, murmur-
ing, If he loves her, Ralph ?" TO
which Ralph grOancd, If ? He
wasn't a secure lover, you told
me, even before the accident"
And e-fett-the- htttcr-atthi.
tional comment, this tragedy OF
Lucy's will be Jackie's oppor-
tunity for JOY"
So. in the small gay. softly
lighted room Of the Cambridge
Hospital they waited for Henry
in a strained pale silence. When
the young doctor entered. Linnie
thought him stolid and cool. His
narrow eyes and tight mouth be
trayed no overwhelming remorse
for his part in Lucy's disaster,
OF which he gave a terse UNI
apologetic account.
And, though he was very PATE
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sent out, withdrawn; an everlast-
ing dyastole: God into earth ana
man, man back 20 earth and God.
Beauty in the hidden mind,
beauty created. visible tangible.
Beauty destroyed, broken, with
drawn. Worshiping Lucy's in
nocent sad face, he seemed 20
tremble on the verge Of under
standing God the Creator and
an Of His creations: the will of
love 20 be made flesh, the will
Of all flesh 10 be made love
again..
An hour later. Ralph was an
mitted TO the hospital room. He
bent 20 kiss Lucy's trembling
mouth Lucy was as naive and
as direct as usual. will you
love me just as much now,
Daddy? I mean. it's still me,
you know"
He said, my poor sweet little
Lu," He sat down on the bed,
smiled, played with her fingers.
He had gone back 20 a day of
her childhood when she had been
sick and he spent a great many
Of his hours IN amusing her.
Now ne thought with pain that
he hadn't been so much OF a
father since. He saw her again
not as flawless material for pa
ternal pride but as his daughter,
a girl named Lucy, dear Mary's
child, whom he had not suffici-
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which she had as large a share
as little Jacqueline. prevented
her from tears of reimbursement.
Lucy's beauty, which in her
inmost heart she now admitted
had from the beginning inflamed
her jealousy, first maternal, later
personal because of it's power
over the household and it's mas
ter, was threatened indirectly
by her own cruel act. This was
a punishment nicely calculated
TO lash her warm and just and
tender heart.
But she could not confess her
self to Ralph. She was afraid,
feeling that she had earned his
condemnation and contempt but
not able TO bear his expression
of them. All that had yet passed
between them had been a brief
question from her, a low uncer-
tain answer from Ralph followed
by his account of Treyne's re-
port almost from the scene of
the accident and Linnie's illum-
ination of the fathers bewilder-
ment.
'Lannack is where Peter
works. She had been TO see
Peter, They were probably ar
ranging TO be married. almost
at once. ="