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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Urge Vacation Travel

Declaring that ample notice
viii undoubtedly precede any
drastic rationing of gasoline, the
American Automobile ASSocia-
ton today advised motorists to
continue necessary use of their
automobiles, including vacation
travel, but to eliminate useless
driving in the interest OF motor
fuel conservation.
Pointing out that gasoline
economy can be achieved through
car care and better driving prac-
tees without any interference
with normal use Of the car and
81 the same time assuring more
efficient. safer and economical
motoring. The AAA said:
"RecreatiOnal trips, necessary
10 maintain civilian morale in
times like the present, are rec
0gnized by federal petroleum
authorities as necessary use of
the automobile. There il no at
tempt 10 discourage such trips.
Motorists can and should pro-
coed with vacation plans, with
full assurance that reasonable
quantities OF gasoline will be
available for some time 10
come"
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associate
declared q dividend OF IS cents o
6 per cent preferred, payable OC
tober ] 10 stock Of record Septem
Der IS. The same amount wa
paid on July !. Eastern also de
clared a regular quarterly dividen
Of Sl.12l4 on AZ per cent prio
preference. payable October l I
stock Of record September IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

snow promise OF businesS-flke
type of operation, with the result
ling procurement in line with TIE
time requirements of the armed
forces.
In his executive capacity AT
Crosley. Smith has had many
years Of organization experience
in manufacturing and Communica-
ton fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Politicians Debunked
in Role of Santa Claus
Rukeyser
Nv MERRYLE STANLEY RUkElSER
IniernAtonAl NfMs SsT,Ice Lcononie lommeniator

necessary and desirable lowering Of federal income tax
finance committee has voted VIII
the politician his role of Santa Claus
computed that this proposed change VIII double
the number of conscious inc taxpayers
Tins Will awaken large and hitherto inert group 10 INC act
that and useful government IS an
or fr6c gifts Tor The popuace
awakening muItitudeS OF workngmen and others
OF the that they the freight for the
desirable well for the frivolous and wasteiu
exploits Will mpaT ingredient INTO public
opinion 10 United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Dividend on Common
|By American Radiator

American Radiator and Stand
ard Sanitary Corporation has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
common stock. payable September
80 TO stock of record Septem-
Der 8.
American paid the same amount
ION June 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

william adviser
and counsellor
in the reorgan-
iZation of GER
tain activities
OF the United
States Signal
Corps. it was
announced here
today.
Smith will di-
vide his time
between I h e
signal corps and
Crosley Corpo-
ration. A pro-
gram and plans
have been de-
veloped which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Loans 10 Brokers
Increase 8 Millions

ASKING Aug. 20
Loans 10 brokers and dealers in
the week ended AUGUST 27. totaled
S325 100000. up S8000,000 from
the previous week and an increase
of see. 100000 from the like week
"a year ago.
Other loans for the purpose Of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted to Sl60,000,000, UNI
changed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
ono ,Gn

CHICAGO Aug rs UNs)- BUTTER
Receipts ~ Sol tubs steady 10 .C up
ENtras. 81 score, SEC standards, 90 score
sfc/ extra fifsts ~ score 3ftfs firsts
sS.sg score 32.. y save; specials o.
sCofe 3dis "a BIC
EGGs Receipts. ao3 cases. irregular
current receipts 271tc. fresh extra flrsts
31's 10 80 &C.. fresh nfsts. y p q 2sc dirties
- 90. checks 2Gc
CHEESE Twins - 2Zr. daisies
pr.ufs ana luagh.fns o. 22i-C
LIVE POULTRY steady 70 ic up Tur
KEYS i2f lgc. hens. ifi4 aisisc ieghotl
hens. 10n l5c. springers 49, rise. troil
80 f5m 20e: ro0sters 1875 nltc. ducks
.sGl1lsc, Etese, : ljc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Pro Rata Share of Defense Load

No patriotic citizen will begrudge assuming rata share
OF the defense load but the people have right TO
non-decnSe spending customary political graft
Likewise, broadening the will mark end
Of the political attaining popularity through sheer
governmental spending 1t bad that the
touch the ganuy employed
order explode the myth that government provides something
nothing.
contrary getting paying added government
Average things
services which bis family budget would othcrMe provide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
.Frankenmuth Declares
Extra and REGULAR

Frankenmuth Brewing Company
has declared a regular quarterly
dividend of 2i2 cents and an extra
dividend of 212 cents, both pay
able September Is TO stocks OF
record September s The pre-
Ivious special dividend was 5 cents
paid August IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
ATT 10 Issue Call
For Bond Redemption

NEW YORK. Aug. % Amer
icm Telephone d Telegraph Com
pany probably VIII issue a formal
call soon for redemption Of its
last high coupon bond issue. This
BIS now outstanding IN the amount
a. S9i 42l 600 and carries a 5i2
per cent coupon These bonds are
CallabIp at 500 on the November
interest date upon 90 days
notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Aug ~ -GNs)-HoGs --
Receipts. 1000 market steady; holdovers.
1000, top. Sl2.l0; bulk. Sii.40a IL 90;
heavies. Sii II 10: mediums. Sll.f0 a
u 10: lights, $780, Ia light lights.
$40 751li5 so. packing sows, siOn 10. So
pigs. 50 50aie.5o
CATTLE Receipts. 1900; market
STEADY. Calves. receipts, 800; market
steady. Beef steers Choice, s11. 75T IL IS
medium. SOIL rs: yearhngs. SgnI2 rs.
Butchers: Hefers. $sn II rs. cows. 81 25
ne. bulls S7.75m 10. calves. sTu1f feed
ers. SsHi2 stockers: steers, sea II 80.
cows and heifers. 81 5ONii
SHEEP Receipts. 5000. market steady
lambs si2n ~ 50; common. Ngn II: feed
ers. SO. 50H II so. yearlinss Sgn 10 rs
ewes $500 3.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Cros|ey Official
In u. ). Service

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. %
George f. Smith, vice president OF
the Crosley Corporation. has been
retained by Brig. Gen. Dawson
Olmstead, chief signal officer,
United States Signal Corps, as CT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
|Goebe| Pays Two
Scent Dividends

Goebel Brewing Company has
declared an extra dividend of 5
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend of 5 cents, both payable
September 30 10 stock of record
September 8. A year ago a SINH
lar extra was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Prudential INVESTING
Paws Sc Dividend

Prudential Investing Corpo-
ration has declared Il dividend OF
3 cents, payable October | TO
stockholders of record Septembcr
IS. A like amount was paid on
July I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

Most classes of cattle were under
pressure early, but demand broad
ened as the week progressed on all
except steers scaling 100 pounds
upward. which finished weak 10 IL
cents lower. Lighter weight steers
and heiferS finished steady with
COWS closing strong TO ID cents
higher and bulls IS cents above
last weeks close. The weeks top
on fed steers was $3.50 for choice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Detroit Poultry

leghorn hens. , lbs. and up. 1so. cocks.
10 n i2c; rock springer. average run, zoe
tghorn broiiers. IL lbs. and up, tic
EGGS--Market firm Current receipts
a. nc. undergrsdss. ass n 2eo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Repeats Csc Dividend

Parker Wolverine Company has
declared a dividend ~ - C,nts
payable September ~ 10 holders
Of record September s LlhC
amount was paid juno 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Ontario Gold Production

TO r o N TO. Aug. %. - Gold
production in Ontario in July
amounted TO Sl0,209,096, against
SlO.Ol3,997 in June and SIC. AL .9S9
in July, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Stock Market
Develops an
Irregular Tone
Westinghouse Off
3 Points on New
Financing Plan;
Liquors Are Firm

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-The
stock market developed some ir-
regularity today followed its slow
advance through the three pre-
ceding sessions.
A break of more than 3 points
in Westinghouse Electric was an
unsettling influence. Selling fol-
lowed word the company needed
S60,000,000 in new financing for
plant expansion and repayment
of certain loans.
Liquors were outstanding on the
upside. Hiram Walker rose
point and Schenley half as much.
both reaching new highs for the
year. National Distillers came
within Il OF its 1871 top.
Copper and aviation shares
generally were above last nights
closing levels. Modest gains also
were held by international Har-
vester, American Telephone Du
Pont, United States Rubber and
Eastman Kodak.
Easier tendencies were displayed
by most rails, Montgomery Ward.
United States Gypsum. Unious
Carbide, American Can and Loew $.
International New, Service Wiz,
CHICAGO, Aug. 2e.-W
opened nc higher to &c lower
today. corn &c 10 %c Oft. and
oats unchanged 10 sc off. Soy
beans were nc to sc of. Nav
selling at S1.62s4.
WHEAT - September. Sl13ah
December S1l73s l.l7a; Ma n
81 20i2 n l20%.
CORN-September. TT. G77%c.
December. slh Gslasc; May. s5I.
q85l4
OATS-September 46& G47c:
- ecem Der ass 04SAc: Nav.
50l7c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
meta quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit; Spot 90 per cent
tin nominal New York So. 90; future tin
50 90. lake grade copper. delivered, Mid
west p elcctrolytic spot smelter, IL
casting copper l-15- 81 Louis lead $50
81. Louis zinc : 25 New York antimony,
IA. virgin aluminium nc.
Tin almost no offers Lead ALLEGATIONS
due next week. Resale. II 90. Free ster-
ling, S.O3ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
pITTsBrRGH

PITTSBURGH Aug 20 -UNsJ-cAT-
TIE Receipts. so: market steady steers,
choice $1,000 ~ so. medium 20 good.
$40 5Oili: common 81 50n 10 so. heifers.
medium 10 GOOD, ss50ns25. common, 81
~ 10. cows. medium 10 good. 675M
IL Is: Gamers and cutters. s. 25M6 %
bulls. good 20 thOice, 50 g.60; common u
medium, SO 5OIs50
HOGS Receipts, $50; marke, active. SC
higher. l6O-isO lbs. SI2Ul2 70. 0-22O
lbs si2 rs n 1910. 270-2j0 lbs sii.75u
~ 20. $50 200 lbs, 81 asa ~ IS. 100
lbs $40 5On 30. roughs, 80. 80
SHEEP Receipts 700. market slow
choice lambs, Sii .5OGl2. medium 10 good.
500 common lambs 50 ; 30 ewes.
.x3M4F-wethers, 80 5Ou5 %.
CALVES Receipts. i23. market slow.
2se lower. good 20 chOios, ti3n if me-
dunn $40 sou ~ 50; eulls ana common
So 5OuS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

Small lots of closely sorted hogs
scaling below 220 pounds. occasion
ally sell 10 cents or more above
| the schedule.
The market will remain closed
lon Labor DaY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Freight Car LOadings
Increase 1916 Cars

WASHINGTON. Aug % -
QNS)-Freight loadiRgS for the
week ended August 3 totaled
S99.75O cars. the Association Of
American Railroads has an
nounced. This was an increase Of
1876 cars above the preceding
week, and an increase Of 1879 6f2
cars above The corresponding
week in 1910
Irving Trust Company declared
regular quarterly dividend Of l5
cents. payable October / 10 stock
az record September 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

NEW YORK. Aug rs Demand for lead
continued heavy and greater than supply.
indicating that n more metal were available
IN readily would be absorbed Price was
firm al - 20 20 cents pound, delv.
cred New York and .. 40 cents 81. Louis
Domestic copper dealings continued along
the same plane as for other days OF the
week. with producers endesvOring 10 accel-
crate shipments against August ALLEGATIONS
certificates Price was firm at a uniform
level Of Il cents pound, delivered Con-
necticut Valley base.
In export copper some business was
transacted on the basis of II cents a pound.
T. a. New York
There was no change noted IN conditions
governing the market for zinc with leading
sellers ratloning supplies at rs cents 9
pound East ST Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29


and heifers s00q 10 90
feeder calves lO.5Odl25O
Mediums s.O0m 1880
Calves were in broad demand
Throughout and gradually worked
Into a strong to 50-cent higher
position compared with last weeks
iclose. Strictly good and choice
kinds were scarce late but the few
offered made S14 to $f4.50. the
popular price all week being S14,
common 10 medium grades SO to
Sf3. Prices
Good and choice calves fl4 1000 II so
Common to medium 90on 10 90
! Culs 1000 900
Spring lamb prices fluctuated
daily but the trend was toward
lower levels and a dull close left
prices Is cents 10 81 lower than
late last week. Slaughter ewes
showed little price change. while
feeding lambs were in broad de-
lmand throughout. The weeks top
on native Spring lambs was Sl2.25
early but on the close the top was
down TO SLIPS, which took in the
bulk of good TO choice grades,
| Unfinished lambs were in broad
demand as feeders at SO to STOPS.
Buck lambs were discounted 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
International News Service Wiz,
Toronto Stocks

=, Suoiaiions supplied by Bongard A Co
"lhhsof Fnees IN cents Noon prie.,
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

head lighter than last week. An
other higher market on swine
Thursday left prices unevenly 30
cents TO so cents over last week 5
tcioSe on butchers scaling $50
pounds upward. Lighter weights
moved up so cents during the
period while, packing sows adj
vanced 25 cents'to mostly 50 cents.
Thursdays practical top was
I$1210. but a few closely sorted
200 TO 220 pound weights scored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Cattle Prices
Finish Firm;
Calves Strong
Lighter Weight Steers
and Heifers Close
Week Is Cents Higher:
Big Demand for Calves

BY u. S. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
RECEIPTS FOR WEEK ENDED
AUGUST -
attic t,20e sheep, lambs Ease
{ alyes 400 Hogs 4,s5t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
1871 Range

o. cash. .oeoun. OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug ~ Prices in cents
EIROPE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09

comes next. Application forms
are gone over to make sure that
such simple and fundamental
things as citizenship and nation
atty are accurately known. Pre-
vious military service and parti-
cularly the whereabouts of appli-
cants in the 1914-18 period pro-
vide leads for Identification of
any worker who seeks jobs I'M
der assumed names, just as much
as a check of police records, or
social security numbers will do.
Methods of checking the en-
trance of employees in to the
plant and the movement of en-
ployes from one department to
another within the larger estab-
lishments get good going over.
Shipping and receiving plat
forms, and the movements of de-
livery or supply trucks call for
the installation of truck registers
and inspection.
Restricted areas have been set
up in some plants, where only
certain employees may enter.
Rooms where there are precision
operations get the most careful
inspection, and the close guard
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09

ing Of precision tools is one of
the steps urged, as sabotage can
be achieved just as effectively
by damaging gauge, as by dam
age to the manufactured product
directly.
Guarding of blueprints has
been found necessary in many
plants. too. But these examples
all point to the thousand and
one things that must be inspect
ed in every plant that has a de-
Tense contract, including the
Sub-contractor who, in small OPP
erations may be making only
one part. Inspection even gets
down to controlling the move
ments of visitors through the
plant, the disposal of wastepap-
or from the drafting rooms and
offices, handling the mail and
the most careful Identification of
janitors and charwomen.
Programs of apparently plea
yunish inSistence on what should
be obvious detail of plant pro-
lection have of course worked
some inconvenience to loyal en-
ployes, but recognizing the emer-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09
Elections Due
In New Haven,

Annual district school meet
ings, fractional, will be held in
New Baltimore and New Haven
Monday, July IA, at 8 pm, it
was announced in general no.
tees posted this week in both
communities by secretaries Of
the respective school boards. The
meetings will be open to the pub
lie for the purpose of electing
members to the board and for
the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully come
before the body.
Terms of two of the trustees
on the board of school district
No. 8 of the Townships of Lenox
and Chesterfield expire this
month. The two are James G..
Gillett, secretary, and Frank
Lennon, treasurer. Both are
candidates for reelection at the
meeting to be held in New
Haven High school and each is
completing his seventh year as a
member of the board. Terms Of
trustees are three years.
Bert Will as president OF the
board will preside at Mon
days meeting. Other members of
the board serving unexpired
terms are Herman Badly and Will
liam Kendrick.
Harold Engelman, president Of
the Lake School district board,
will preside at the meeting to be
held in the New Baltimore pub
lie school. The terms of Henry
Schnoor, treasurer, and Dale
Simmerman. ST., expire at this
meeting. Both are veterans on
the Lake district board. They are
expected to be candidates for re-
election.
Holding unexpired terms with
Engelman are Fred Bars and
Orvy Bates.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09

he was. and now she was getting
ready to tear down his house
of cards.
He could get another partner
Anyone could dance with Jerry.
because he danced so wonder
fully. He might marry Ruth
Eustace, with all her money and
position. She could give Jerry
everything that any man could
want.
What's on your mind, dar-
ling?" Jerry threw off his coat
and lighted a cigaret, slouchcd
down on the davenport. Spill
it,"
i've been thinking a long
time, Jerry. We haven't been
getting along so well. We don t
seem to be happy any more, and
l want a divorce
"A divorced" He sat upright.
"A divorce. Lita, you must be
drunk. What are you thinking
about?"
She laughed, a harsh, brittle
laugh. Her heart was pounding
so she couldn't get her breath.
Just what l saba divorce.
But you can't, why Lila
He was on his feet, hurrying to-
ward her, his arms about her, as
his eyes searched her face. Oar
ling, what Is the matter? What
have l done? I know I've been
cross and irritable because was
tired, but it isn't your fault
You've known that
1T isn't anything She strug-
gled against him. 1T isn't any
thing you've done or haven't
done, Jerry. It's just that
don't care any more. All the
thrill is gone"
There's someone else" Rcali-
zation seemed to sweep over
him. THAT Richards. You want
TO marry him."
Yes. Jerry darling, please un-
derstand." She sought his eyes
as she spoke. pleading. 1T isn't
as il I could do anything about
il. You can't fight love. l
thought I loved you. We were
interested in the same things
and you were so gay and kind
and sweet and we had so much
fun together. But | know now
that il wasn't love. I've known
II ever since that night l met
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09
Install Pastor
al St. Johns

NEW BALTIMORE-The Rev.
H. l.. Yochum, district president
of the American Luthera n
church, conducted the install
lation services Sunday, July 6,
at St. Johns Lutheran Church.
for the Rev. T. heodore Schal-
inske, new pastor at st. Johns.
The services began at 1890 q. m.
Rev. Schalinske succeeds the
Rev. O. A. Bertram, who was
called last spring to a pastorate
at Howell, Mich. The new pastor,
a young man who comes to New
Baltimore highly recommended,
transferred from Capital Univer-
sity, the American Lutheran
Seminary located in Columbus,
Ohio, where he has been teach
ing for the past year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09
FBI is Superintendent Guarding U.s. Factories

of some 1000 plants which had
important defense contracts, the
Intelligence divisions of the arm
ed services asked that these fac
tories be surveyed to make sure
that the protective facilities. the
policing and inspection Of fire
hazards were adequate for any
emergency. Already some 1900
Of these plants have been sur
veyed, and as the defense effort
grows, this same inspection may
be extended to some $4,000 ad-
ditional factories and mills and
shops having government con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09

Ken at Ruth Eutace's party"
But Lita."
He sat down, staring at her as
if he couldn't believe his ears
His face was grayish white and
he looked tired and old. His
voice was thick, shaking.
You don't really love him
You're just infatuated because
he's different, because he tells
you how much he loves you in
such a different way. He ism,
your kind. He doesn't under
stand you. the real you, the you
| know who loves TO dance ano
is young and gay.
He's changed you already
but | didn't know what was the
matter until now. You've not
yourself any more. You don't
laugh like you used to. Oh, he
can't love you like / do. 1t isn't
real
She had known il would be
like this, that Jerry wouldn't
understand, and she spoke swift
ly, angrily. II do love him,
Jerry. And he does understand
the soul of me, the things I've
always wanted. He isn't crude,
| guess that's the word, like you
and l.. He hasn't come from
nothing like we have. He wants
me to be a lady like his mother,
like I've always dreamed. He
wants TO give me background,
security, something TO tie to, not
just froth and bright lights and
glitter
He wants TO make you into
the imitation of lady. Jerry
was on his feet. his voice harsh
as he flung the words at her
But veneer cracks and when II
does. you'll be wanting the
bright lights again. You'll be
wanting me and like the sap !
am. when you call-mc, I'll come,
When you get sick OF him
and his grand manner and his
artificial ideas and his insincere
blah. you'll send for me with my
crudcness and my dancing feet
and I'll come, because l do love
you and can't stop il. won't
want TO come. but l will come
just the same.
Oh Jerry! Can't you he sane
and sensible! Can't We talk
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-09
JERRY FINDS OUT
CHA pTER w

Days sped into weeks and Lita
looked at Jerry, wondering if
il were true that she no longer
loved him and that she did love
Ken Richards.
She studied the apartment in
which they lived, looking at the
Venetian blinds, the lovely hang
ingS. the white and chromium
furniture, the glass tables. every
thing as modern as tomorrow
and thought of a white house
back in the trees. She listened
to the roar of the traffic, watch
ed the bright lights and thought
of birds singing and the light
of the stars.
Il don't know"
Each time she talked To Ken
she said the same thing, because
Jerry was so much a part of her
life; and the change Ken had
suggested was so remote and
unreal. II would take several
weeks TO get affairs arranged,
to 60 to Reno and get divorce.
She shivered at the thought of
the publicity. Then she thought
OF the future Ken had promised
her, a home and friends, chill
dren, happiness, such as she had
never known. At length she
made up her mind.
As she and Jerry came into the
apartment after their nights
performance, she stopped beside
the door, watching Jerry as he
went across the room. She had
promised Ken that she would
tell him.
Jerry"
She bit her scarlet lips as she
met his brown eyes and studied
his lean, handsome face.
Jerry hadn't had many breaks
He'd worked up from nothing,
sold papers on tho streets. work
ed day and night 10 get where