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PIP HANGS TOUGH
Napoleon Victor

aqua CALIENTE - Napoleon.
long-striding steeple-chase jumper
owned by Mrs. Nina Bremen of
Seattle, romped to an easy eight
length victory in the 50 1000 added
jolly Roger steeplechase handicap
yesterday.
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score By Innings


HOLLYWOOD ............ lO4 GOO %
Portland .......... 024 0io x-I
Summary-Seyen hits Z runs of
Joiner IN az. and off lost In
"a. o and 0 off Osborne IN !: losing
pitcher. Joiner. runs responsible for
Harreu 5. Joiner s. lost ]: struck
out. by Hsrrsl !, Joiner 1: bases on
balls. off Harrell 3. Joiner l: stolen
base. Norbert: three base hit, KAhle;
two-base hits Kahle q Escobar.
owen; sacrifice. Uhalt. runs batted
in. Herman, Owen. Harreli, Kahle,
Rosenberg \. Dapper. Norbert. Brown
8: left on bases. Hollywood 9. Port
land S: double play. Wright 20 Brown
20 Reich: wild pitch. Joiner: umpires,
Doran and FanninE: time. 40.
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Acorns Split

SEArTLE-Oskland split with
Seattle 10 win the series 4 to 3.
The Oaks took the first game 80
when Stan corbett busted off the
Rainlers on two hits while Hugh
Luby knocked in all three Oakland
runs.
Seattle took the nightcsp. 12-3.
As the Rainlers slaughtered Oar
row, Aulligan and Anancz in the
early innings. Paul Gregory kept
Oakland at bay for it's seventh win
OF the year.
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Seals Divide

SAN FRANCISC0-San Fran
cisco also split its pair with San
Diego to hold the series edge. The
Seals took the opener 81. although
Al Olson had blsnked them on two
hits for eight innings. southpaw
Tom Seats held San Diego to five
hits.
San Diego won the nighteap. So,
in a marathon lasting two hours
and 40 minutes. San Frsncisco's
five pitchers walked Is men
although the Padres got only three
hits.
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Del Holmes Wins I'd Game
With Marvellous Relief Job
Koehler Juggles Hurlers TO Capture
Niqhtcop Contest by s to 2 Score

The Town Tigers were resting Monday after big week
which the Bengas play ia ball and win two series
before the home folks.
Wins in two of the three weekend games with Salem
Senator's gave the Tigers 81 decision in the series but
BOSNIAN Pip Koeher had work his undermined pitching
staff overtime in order to turn the trick.
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Senator'S Set
Blister Pace
Socs Rally Twice
To Defect Serophs
PACIFIC c0AxrIEAcIIr

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Oakland 3-5. Seattle ola.
San Francisco 81, San Diego
as.
Sacramento I2-4. Los Angeles
SIS
Hollywood SIS. Portland TT.
Los ANGELES . Sacramento
was 81 games ahead Of the rest of
the Pacific Coast League today
and still setting a blistering pace.
The sscs, with IL wins out Of
IL starts in their last two series.
had a 81 week at Los Angeles
while second place Seattle dropped
a 40 series to Oakland. Hollywood
took a 40 verdict from Portland
and San Francisco made 1t As over
San Diego.
Sacramento swept its Sunday
double-header from Los Angeles.
1878 and 4-s. The solons took 1s
hits from three Angel pitchers to
win the opener easily, getting
seven of their runs on three homers
by Jack Sturdy. Charlie Marshall
and Bob Endicott.
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him at third with a bullet
heave 10 Perry.
Linde got by the third frame.
then got on base from a walk in
the Tigers half Of the frame 10
start the winning rally. Nal Nal
lory also walked. Then Fay Starr
sacrificed TO advance both and put
the tieing runs in position to score.
RICKERT COMES THROUGH
Marv Rickert came through in
great style. dropping a three
Dagger down the left field foul
line. Rickert scored a moment
later on Morry Abbott's single.
That was all for Gordon Lieb.
starting Salem hurler. who had
been released once already this
year by the Senators. s.
In came Burton Swope who
dished up a blooper double TO
Perry. Abbott didn't score on
Perry's hit but came home when
Cardoza walked. Perry scored
when Linde walked.
Two double steals In the
fifth inning added the final
Tiger tally with Perry maxi ;
Ing q spectacular theft Of
home with two men out.
Saturday night Paul Elmer"
Smith won his first victory for
Tacoma when the Tigers came
from behind with a four-run rally
in the seventh to down the SEN
ators. 5 TO 8. Smith only allowed
seven hits.
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Totals
score by Innings

Score by Innings
HOLLYWOOD .......... o22 olo 03o-S
Portland .......... 900 0O2 2o3-7
Summary-Six hits Z runs off Con-
zales In 7z,, ? and off Callahan in
~. 3 and z off Reid in y. Z and 2
off Orrell In y. and off Liska in
/. 10 and off Dasso in ga, o and o
off Bittner in u. winning pitcher,
DaSso: losing pitcher. Gonzales: runs
responsible for. Gonzales =. Dasso 7,
Callahan l. Reid 3: struck out. BY
Dasso Z. Callahan /, Iiska l. Bittner
!; bases on balls. off Gonzales l..
Dasso 5. Callahan S. Liska /: stolen
bases, Uhalt. Brenzel: home runs.
Kahle. GIL: two-base hits. Rosenoerg
2. Thompson. sacrifices. Norbert,
Hoover. runs batted IN. Brenzel,
Dickshot 2. Kahle 2. Reich, Thomp-
son T. Schultz 4. Gin g. left on bases.
Hollywood Q. Portland g: double plsy.
Brown to Wright TO Reich: wild
pitch, Dasso.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York s. Boston 2.
Brooklyn &, Philadelphia 4.
Chicago ). Cincinnati ?.
St Louis 81. Pittsburgh As.
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Totals 1870. % 2 "a Al .

Summary-Innings pitched. Darrow
4. Aulliean 7,a: at bat. off barrow
S Aulligan IL: runs. off DarroW q.
Mulligan g; hits. off barrow 3, Multi
gan 7: earned runs. off Darrow J..
Gregory 2, Mulligan 7. Ananicz 2: sac
rifice hits. Mulligan !, Ananicz !.
bases on balls. Gregory 2. Muiiigan /.
Ananiez 2: hit by ball. MulliRan /.
struck out. Gregory /. Ananicz z.
Wild pitch. Ananicz /: hit by pitcher
Gyselman: left on bases. Oakland g.
Seattle A. two-base hits, Matheson
Schustsr 2. LubT. Harris. Raimondi:
three -base hit. Duezabou. home run,
MatheSon. sacrifice hits. Sickle
Gregory. stolen base. Schuster: play
ers watkins. christoff. Sickle. Lyman
Schuster. iris. runs batted In. Har-
MS. ScsrSella. Failon ?. Lyman.
Matheson ;. Gregory. Schuster q
Luby ?. Lawrence ?. double play
Schuster 20 Stickls 70 ScsrSella: UNI
pires Powell and Edwards
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SUNDAYS RESULTS
Salem "a. Tacoma Is.
Spokane ST. Wenstehee o..
(Only games scheduled.
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: ......... - II Is AZ IA
led for Freitas In seventh.
ted fer Turbeyille in eighth.
c Batted for stAtz In eighth.
Batted for Bonetti In ninth.
Score by Innings


Score by Innings
sacramento =. 49,. 0o3 600 054-i7
Los Angeles .....-...1oi O40 600 6
summary: Winning pitcher: Taber-
Vile. losing pitcher, Stine. innings
pitched. Freitas Q. Turbeville ]. stine
~. Coffman = At bat off Freitas
~, rurbeviile >. Slime %. Coffman
q. runs off Freitas 9. Slime 8. Coff-
man ?. Bonetti 4: hits off Freitas
10. stine 10. CoffmAn 2. Bonetti 4:
runs responsible for. Freitas 8, slime
Z. Coffman /. base on balls. Stine
2. Coffman /: struck out. Freitas 2.
Munger ?, Stine 2, wild pitch Stine
i. left on bases. Sacramento o. Los
Angeles 4. two-hese hits. Martin
WArstier. Mayo: home runs. Sturdy.
Marshall. Encicott. MAYO. Slime.
sacrifice hit. Blattner. stolen bases.
STURDY. Martin: runs batted IN.
Sturdy 2. Marshall 3. Endlcott 3.
GutteridRe Scalzi, Mayo 2 slime.
Lowrev. Warstier 2: double play,
Freitas to Scaizi 70 Sturdy.
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HNIIfu TOT IUUUHVN III tIkHIHs
score by Innings
Oakland .............O0 l 600 O2O-3
crhttiH sOVO wv WV
Summary-innings pitched. john
son 9. ct bat. johnson 40. runs. john
son 3: hits, johnson s: earned runs.
johnson 4: sacrifice hit. Corbett ]:
Bases on balls. off johnson 1. Corbett
4: struck out. by johnson S, Corbett
q: losing pitcher. Johnson: left on
bases. Oakland 4. Seattle 7. two-base
hits. Luby 2. Corbett. sacrifice hit.
Schuster: players walking. white.
Harris 2. Firpo. Scarselia: runs batted
in. Lubv 2: double play. Isubv 10
Rienev to 0udat: time, IS; umplres.
Edwards and Powell.
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sBatted for Berry IN seventh.
Sacramento 80. s.....o0l oOl ! :
Los Angeles .....s...l 100 oo2 o.
Summary: Winning pitcher. Hoi-
lingsworth: losing pitcher. Berry.
innings pitched. Hollingsworth 81,
Aunger =, Berry :. AZ bat off Hol-
iinesworth -. Munger /. runs off
Holiingsvorth 3: hits off Hollings-
worth 8: runs responsible for. Hoi-
iingsworth 3 Berry .. bases on balls
off Hollingsworth l. Berry ;. struck
out by Berry :. left on bases. Sacra-
mento 9. Los Angeles 4: two-baSe hit.
Gutteridge home runs. Biattner.
BerFer Adams: sacrifices. Wartsier.
Mayo: stolen base. Sturdy. runs bat
ted In. Blattner Adams 7. Weintrauo.
Bereer 2. double plsyE. Blattner 70
Scaizi to Sturdy. Scalzs 20 Blattner TO
Sturdy. Merullo 70 Warstler 20 Vein
traub: time, i;te; umpires, Engeln
and Jordan.
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Summary - Innings pitched. Ca
dinha g: at bat, off Cadinha 81: hits,
off Cadinha 8: runs scored, off Ca
dinha 3; runs responsible for, Ca
dinha 3; struck out, by Oliver 2. by
Cadinha 5: bases on balls off Cadinha
3 off McGaa 2. left on bases, Salem
10. Tacoma s. two-base hit. Mallory:
runs batted in. Adams, Lanifero 2,
Petersen; sacrifice hits. Lightner 2.
Lanifero; stolen base, Lightner: dou-
BILE plays. Shinn 10 Lanifero 70 Bates.
Hanson TO Mallory TO Gray 2. Oliver
10 Griffiths to Bates. Perry TO Han
son to GRAY; losing pitcher. Cadinha:
time, 1871; umpires. Kallis and
Weisgerber.
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summary winning pltcher, Holmes.
losing pitcher, Lieb; balk. Halo; in
nings pitched, by Lieb "a. Swope.
2is, Haho y. Linde 3. Holmes 3s,;
at bat. off Lieb 7. Swope 10. Linde ii,
Holmes II. hits. off Lieb 2, Swope 2,
Linde ), Holmes /: runs scored. off
Lieb 4. Syope 2 Haho !. Linde !:
runs responsible for, Lleb 4, swope 2.
HAho ! struck out. by Leb !. swope
S. Linde /. Holmes 2. bases on halls.
off Lieb 5, Swope 4. Hsho 2. Linde 4.
Holmes T. hit by pitcher. shinn bv
Halo. wild pitches, Llnde. Iieb. LEFT
on bases, Salem 10. Tacoma 7: three
base hit Rickert; two-bsse hits. CRIT
nths- Perry; runs oAtted IN. Warren.
Rlokerf 2. Abbott. Cardoza. Linde:
sacrifice hits. Llghtner, starr. stolen
bases. Shinn. Warren 2 Grtffiths.
STAN. Perry ?. Gray z; double ulsv.
Shinn 20 Lsnifero to Bates. time.
hoo; umpires, Weisgerber and kama
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bhIttd TOT White IN ninth.
Score by Innings
San Diego .......... 900 400 000-2
San Francisco 49,. 900 600 oO3-3
Summary - Losing pitcher, Terry;
innings pitched. by Olsen 81: at bat.
off Olsen 10. hits, off Olsen 4: runs
scored. off Olsen o: runs responsible
for. Olsen 2. Seats 2, Terry /; struck
out. by Olsen ?. Seats 4, Terry /.
bases on balls. off Olsen I: three base
hit. Powell: two-base hits. burst.
Sperry; runs batted in. sperry 2,
Powell 2. Carroll.
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While at the fight business, might take up the
81 Joe Louis.
The liver-fpped, dusky heavyweight champion has def
nitey slipped
When guys like Galento and Buddy Baer can make him
hustle 70 win blast him the canvas Joe losing the
fire that set him far above his futile and dreary oppos
fion.
Joe had strong chin begin brittle
reminds bit Wildcat Carter.
Negro lightweight amazing
achievement
Carr heights known
he his marvels modern boxing
But wildcat couldn't he badly battered
fighter.
And that terrific whipping
eaeaxh Maybe Joe would
sut-pesred him for the title and he retired.
Because win giant
h beats Conn., who has only speed recommend him.
And Nova Is hruising. maung young
faith and demorang Furnishing
Louis reached the along
the right time when the heavy void
lengers .
To label Joe the heavy outstanding
title enough send knowing minds
do. They merely point to his record.
mt Zoe had along and
Harry Gres riding
n built o
Then there Fiz Johnson sharksy
Sam LsnEord. Joe eannette Mevey
Louis by at the right
opposition On the fise tran that leads the thoneroom
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Big Del Holmes, who had
defeated the Senator'S on Fri
day night. was credited with
his second victory in three
days when he stepped in as
relief hurler in the Sunday
afternoon nightcap and muz-
lied the 0regonians for a 90
triumph.
Grade "A pitching in the opener
by Del oliver of the Senators pro-
duced the only Salem win of the
series. a 40 shutout over Ailt
csdinha. who went To the hillock
with only two days rest. The
little highlander probably could
not have won anyway since his
mates couldn't get any runs off
Oliver.
Today's one-day rest before
= three-game series with Van
couver Capilanos. who viii be
making their first league ap-
pearance IN Tacoma, gives
kiehler q chance 10 establish
routine for his mound corps,
who must do yeoman service
against Vancouver and Yak
ina from now until June 3.
With the booming Tiger bats
being silenced in the first Sunday
game. the victory in the second
game gave the Bengals their sec
ond successive series.
KOEHLER JUGGLES
But II took a lot OF juggling by
Koehler before the Tigers won, s
10 ?. on four hits.
Neither Koehler nor Bunny Grit
flths, Salem field general. had any
No. 1 pitchers on hand for the
nightcap. Both started question
marks. Koehler won because he
didn't wait for disaster to happen
while Griffiths did.
Ray Halo, husky, awkward
Portland semi-pro, started for
the Tigers. Signed Saturday
afternoon, Halo was craving
q chance. He got it-quick.
A walk was given to Lanifero,
but this was no disgrace since the
little Salem second-sacker had
been dynamite the whole series.
Lightner was out on a sacrifice.
Still not so bad.
Then Haho's wrinkle pitch rolled
off his thumb. dribbled onto the
diamond and Lanifero went TO
third on the balk. The next pitch
creased Shinn in the ribs and he
moseyed down TO first.
HEAVE-Ho FOR HALO
Up came Charlie Peterson. one
of the toughest clutch hitters in
the business. Halo walked him,
which probably was smart bust
ness. But Koehler had seen enough.
IL was heave-ho for Haho. who
was given his release after the
game.
In came John Linde. who
usually gives up few hits but
many earned runs. Llnde
promptly wild-pitched Lani-
Zero home. then settled down
and got the next two bstters.
Ray Perry's error on Griffiths'
grounder put Linde in trouble to
start the second but the hard
working left-hander didn't help
matters much. Warren singled to
score Griffiths. Lieb popped out
to catcher. Then Lanifero walked
again. Lightner skied out but
Shinn walked TO fill the bases.
PIP HANGS TOUGH
Up came Peterson again and
Linde was in exactly the same
spot as was Halo. when he was
given the thumb TO the showers.
For some reason Koehler hung
tough.
No one figured the Tigers
could get a tslrd out without
Peterson figuring In the play.
But IT can happen here-and
did. Warren took too big
leadoff from third and Bob
CardoLa. quick-thinling col
lege-trsined catcher, nipped
Napoleon Victor
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Boston 10. New York 3.
Cleveland s. ST. Louis 0.
Chicago !. Detroit ).
Philadelphia I, Washington }.
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TIGERS REST TODAY AFTER WINNING SECOND SERIE
ON THE LAM
Serious Ailmeni
NTH ELLIOTT METcALF


Serious Ailmenf -.
FREDDIE sTEELEs comeback ~ith adversely on the
first
which convincing enough 10 him To let the idea
de but which. according 10 reports, he viii not.
The kid plans 10 continue training and keep at the
affairs.
anything poorly
~ised any be
dinez for three and fighting
Granting retired
vhen IN fun health training
comeback would b him in condition
But steele not normal inside when he retired.
me injured in training grind New Jersey
When he was grinding for the Fred ApOsoh fight
He vas hit the wish bone BY Gus Dorao and hit
pain night fought ApostOl
10 nj vaIse off the floor.
% sfer Freddie Freds Eddie Miller
returned from the Apostolic defeat
Fred upon
doubt Freddie ever recovered from that hurt am certain
took something from him. did the death OF his original
and benefsctor Dave Miller
-sonsthing"
The Steele that fought a. Hostak spec
tculsr alert shsrppunchnE
BY many personally
He born with a fighting instinct
He born with and enscity that
As growing boy in his teens he faced by death
through kidney ailment.
One kidney completely blocked off. He threat
ened BY Brghs disease and only able medical and surgical
effort by Tacoma doctor pulled him through.
let despite this siment his knowledge that sment
Freddie the worlds middieweieh championship
Only exceptional would
that's exactly Steele exceptional fighter
along green
There fighter neehbor would
comeback but Freddie
needed something that makes coordination
once
has been his retirement pleasure
but because his keen had lost their quality
In other words plain that had
whsa fcrg
hL better
Hs had better quilt while
tse hard he.tnxs and well the filled
would steele friends 10
father OF little injury trying heights
Certainly Freddie might the had
has slipped from him. perhaps virtually
sad Of the boxing game
But continued fighting will him something
than money II will him Is today
mentality
pathetic ending
He only 70 old the bright
furthsr fighting
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KoEHLER JUGGLEs

But 1t took a lot of juggling by
Koehler before the Tigers won, s
10 ?. on four hits.
Neither Koehler nor Bunny Crit
fiths, Salem field general. had any
No. l pitchers on hand for the
nightcap. Both started question
marks. Koehler won because he
didn't wait for disaster to happen
while Griffiths did.
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With the booming Tiger bats
being silenced in the first Sunday
game. the victory in the second
game gave the Bengals their sec
ond successive series.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1941-09-19

the matter! I think I'm going mad! It
happened when I saw her-that first
day-in the wood just her FACET
its turned everything upside down.
You can't understand that :"
Elinor said: eyes, I can. Go on"
Roddy said helplessly: II didn't
want to fall in love with her. L was
quite happy with you. Oh, Elinor,
what a cad / am, talking like this to
you"
Elinor said: Nonsense. Go on.
Tell me. ;"
He said brokenly: you're wonder
full. Talking to you helps fright
fully. I'm so terribly fond of you,
Elinor! You must belive that. This
other thing is like an enchantment!
It's upset everything: my conception
of life land my enjoyment of things
-and-all the decent ordered reason
able things. :"
Elinor said gently: "Love-isn't
very reasonable. {"
Roddy said miserably: "No. ="
Elinor said, and her voice trembled
a little: "Have you said anything to
her?"
Roddy said: "This morning-like
a fool lost my head"
Elinor said: "Yes?"
Roddy said: "Of course she-she
shut me up at once! She was shocked.
Because of Aunt Laura and-of
you"
Elinor drew the diamond ring off
her finger. She said: you'd better
take it back, Roddy."
Taking it, he murmured without
looking at her: "Elinor, you've no
idea what beast feel"
Elinor said in her calm voice: "Do
you think she'll marry you?"
He shook his head. "I've no idea.
Not-not for long time. I don't
think she cares for me now; but she
might come to care
To be continued
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1941-09-19
SYNOPSIS

On trial for the poison murder OF
Mary Gerard, Elin0r Carlisle's
thoughts go back to the day the
trouble began-the day the anony-
nous letter arrived, warning her that
someone was trying to do her and her
fiance, Roderick Welman, out of their
Aunt Laura Welman's money. Elinor
believed the person referred to was
Mary Gerard, Mrs. Welman's lovely
young protegee and the daughter OF
the old lady's lodgekeeper. Sincerely
fond of their invalid Aunt Laura, the
young couple decided to visit her and
also investigate matters. AT Hunter
bury, the Welman estate, Nurse
O'Brien told District Nurse Hopkins
of an odd happening the night before.
Mrs. Welman had asked for an old
fashioned picture of a handsome
young man she kept in her dresser
drawer. Gazing at it, she murmered,
"Lewis-Lewisw Her late husbands
name was Henry. AS Nurse Hopkins
left, Mary Gerard overlook her and
said: 81 must talk to you, I'm so wor-
ried about everything"
Roddy and Elinor arrived at Hun
terbury, the Welman estate, and were
welcomed by their aunt. Pleased to
learn of their engagement. Mrs. Wei
man asked Elinor if she really loved
Roddy. 81 care for ROddy enough
but not too much" the girl answered,
afraid to reveal she was madly in love
with him because her main attraction
for Roddy was her al0Ofness. At the
moment, the young man in question
strolled in the garden, thinking Of
ElinOr and apparently satisfied with
his lot. Suddenly an odd restleness
gripped him. Then he met Mary Ger
rard and became smitten with her
beauty. A week later, ElinOr and Rod
DIV were summoned to their aunt's
bedside. She had suffered second
stroke but managed to convey to her
niece that she wanted Mary provided
for in her will. The lawyer was to
come next day. DIR. Peter Lord, who
loves Elinor, was shocked at the look
she gave Mary when the latter went
in to see Mrs. Welman. Later, DR.
Lord complimented her self-control
when Elinor declared she had learned
to hide her feelings. He then remark
ed significantly; "The masks bound
to slip once in a while and under
meath is the primitive man OF
woman"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1941-09-19

steady: eve did agree, Roddy, in
London that it wouldn't matter which
of us it was, as-as we were going to
be married ?"
He did not answer. She persisted:
"Don't you remember saying that,
Roddy?"
He said: eyes"
He looked down at his feet. His face
was white and sullen, there was pain
in the taut lines of his sensitive
mouth.
Elinor said with sudden gallant
lift of the head: "It doesn't matter
If we're going to be married. -.
But are we, Roddy?"
He said: care we what?"
care we going to marry each
other?"
81 undertood that was the idea."
His tone was Indifferent, with a
slight edge to it. He went on: "Of
course, Elinor, if you've other ideas
now. -"
Elinor cried out: ooh, Roddy, can't
you be honest?"
He WINGED. Then he said in low
bewildered voice: "I don't know
what's happened to me. ;"
Elinor said in stifled voice: II
do. ;. ;"
He said quickly: perhaps it's quite
true, that don't, after all, quite like
the idea of living on my wife's
money ;"
Elinor, her face white, said: "It's
not that. It's something else. ;"
She paused, then she said, dts
Mary isn't it,"
Roddy muttered unhappily: "I sup
pose so. How did you know"
Elinor said, her mouth twisting
sideways in a crooked smile: "It
wasn't difficult Every time you
look at her-it's there in your face
for any one to read. ;"
Suddenly his composure broke.
Oh, Elinor-I don't know what's