davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Wholesale Price
Index Up Slightly

WASHINGTON. Dec 26. fnd
by further sharp advances in
wholesale market prices of farm
products and proccSScd foods the
bureau of labor statistics index Of
nearly 900 price series. rose an
other ! per cent during the week
ended December 20. TO 81 per cent
of the 1926 average
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Milk Sales Advance
18th Month in Row

NFW YORK Dec Is Daily
average sales Of fund milk during
November increased 3 rs per cent
over the same period year ago
according 10 reports from tho
leading distributors N To- United
States markets 10 tine Mix In
duStrv Foundation This h. th,
sixteenth successive month for
which increased sales OF fluid
milk have been reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Livestock Markets

cetp's - 600 market steady. followers
! 900 ton Sii 30. hulk Siiaii 80
heaNles. $40 SO1lt -. mediums SliT
~ 80. lights Sll I0ai1 So. nght lights
pigs Stnnii
CATTLE Receipts 500: market
steady calves, receipts. 500 market
steady. beef steers choice Sl2 50 ~ ~ 25
medium 50 50Frt2 80. yeariings xinHI5,
butchers heifers Sq0ii cows 81 7Saa,
bulls - 7ju l0 -, calves. S7Hii feeders
Ssp - -. stockerS steers $50 u 50. cows
and heifers S7Hii.
SHEEP Receipts Q 500. market steady
lamns SIG II 80 common SinuI2. year
linrs 50 ~ ~ i0 so. feeders $40 5all.75,
ewes Siu65 SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Goodrich Co. Sells
S5,0O0,0OO in Bonds

NEW YORK. Dec. 26 Tho B
r Goodrich Company has sold PR
Vatcly 10 an insurance company
$4,000 eco OF 3 per cent FIRST mort
gage bonds. due 1856 Tho bonds
were issued as an additional series
under the company $ existing mort
gage indcnturc The sale was
arranged by Goldman Sachs & Co.
and Dillon. Read & Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
GOOD COWS REACH $3.50

Common 10 medium grassy
heiferS brought 81 50-9,50 a pack
age Of medium 79S-pound shortfeds
no,ched AT $1,000 Most medium to
good beef COWS We're S750-S.25. a
few good COWS reached $3.50 with
most Gamers and cutters S5-725.
WeIghty sausage bulls turned AT
S975-l0 with most common and
medium offerings S75O-9.50. Good
3T6-DOUnd western Stock steer
calves went back 10 the country
at $3.50 and fleShy well bred S25-
pound native white faced feeder
steers thought Sll.
GAINES: After the threc-day
trading period yealerS are strong
10 81 cents higher than last week s
close Most good and choice grades
sold late at $3.50 while a few
strictly choice topped al Sic. Com
mon and medium sorts were
largely Sl0-1450, cullS down 70 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens lbs and IN.
19r. under 3 lbs lie. leghorn hens
sprineers zoe leghorn springers lie. rock
brolers zoe young hen turkeys 10 lbs .
and up 2sc young tom turkeys Is lbs
and under 2ic. over IS lbs 22c. ducks,
white i5C geese ibc rabbits. i2c.
EGGS Market unsettled Current re-
Ceipts 3nf4c undergrade 2SI25ttc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Gasoline Stocks Up
0ler Million Barrels

NEW YORK. Dec 26 Amcri-
n Petroleum Institute. estimates
olnc stocks increased last week
So 600 barrels 10 total of So
POI 600 Refinery operations 9li
per cent. up IL points Crude on
output averaged i.31i150 barrels
daily. up 204 500 daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Metal Markets

Nrr York and vhnirss'c norfrrrou'
rr-a citations A'trHee hv Fedet ~ 81
Nfeta. U...s'hU Detroit. SPOT ~ per cent
f- r.uir- 30 vorI 12r. future tn
fIr I4ln Grade rngue DO ere. Nif'est
20 a'ccfto',f.r spot swefcf. >iI rasf'0l
curacr ~ a. So Louis cad 3 20. -
rou'. rlre 80 N,w York antimcny u
virgin aluminium. i5c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
One Chef Needed

President Roosevelt should
forthwith put his myraidS Of
wartime cooks under one con-
>picuouSlv capable chef
Copyright 1871 by = Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
With WARD. scr

"She Looks forward 10 this
visit" Mrs. sanger coniided
Her name i willy Jones and
she has been with us for 20
years"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
MARKETS
DETROIT. nm .lssTtMES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. ). Rukeyser
Us. Housing Chief
Would CurtaiI FILA

In Of the Federal Reserve regulations restricting the
the nStalmcn plan whe the appetite Of
for products made of materials Nathan Sau United
housing administrator told the spirit
government withdraw for the duration install
inducements home under Title VI Of the Fed
eral Housing Administration Act.
In explaining his position, StrauS pointed out;
10 facilitate business the field
defense housing device evolved by the defense housing
utilize defense
for
other Of the federal housing
piece legislation which has been
field Of Under the and
driy OF self interests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Dividends

Corn Products Refining Com
pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon. payable January 20 10 stock
of record January ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
BASIC PRINCIPLES

In the second place. there is
the matter of basic principles
concerning individual freedom and
democracy. The President himself
has stated. with all the emphasis
a d poSitiveness he generally
shows in making such statements
that the closed shop must and
shall not be forced upon industry
and labor by the government. In
this, the great majority of the
people are IN agreement.
II follows that there should be
a fourth provision, namely that
the closed shop should not be
among the issues 10 be settled by
the proposed new government ma
chlnery. Only labor organizations
which depend upon monopoly
power could logically object to
this principle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
On the Business Front

Note on tho rubber situation
Asked cab driver what he va,
gong TO do for tires IN the future
and got this answer:
"MN boss owns $50 cabs. He
has enough tires stored away TO
last more than two years"
BY tho way. employees Of the
Manufacturers National thought
sure they had been overlooked hy
Santa but ne rolled in AT the last
minute - o'clock - with f /
pack. and were they happy.
President Harry Sanger pinch
hitting for Mr. Claus passed out
the cash gifts and then led the way
TO a tellcr'S window and pur-
chased substantial amount OF
defense bonds \ long line formed
Immediately.
Also a late conner 10 my desk
was the news that zach ofgthd los
empl6leS Of the Detroit Seamless,
Tube Company were given a S5(
bond
). II Dunbar. vice president and
general manager also announced
inauguration of pay roll saving,
plan for me purchase of more de-
tense bonds
Nod fan rather bcU ol new
purchase plans starting fhan of
Short-sIghted firms disseminating
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

Chase National Bank declared
a regular Semlannual dividend of
20 cents. payable February !, TO
stock Of record january is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
HOGS TURN HIGHER

HOGS: After an initial down.
turn, swine prices turned higher
and the opening loss was more
than rcGalncd Compared with las
Thursday. butchers scaling lSC
pounds upward arc unevenly So
cents higher, lighter weights anC
other classes steady 10 - cents
up. Small killers paid Sll50 late
for a few lots of sorted 1S0-220.
pound butchers which was best
price Of the week Wednesday
good 10 choice 1S0-2lO-pound
butchers were scheduled az Sll %
III 40 24O-3Q0-pound SO 75-1105
300-450-pound heavleS SO 40-l061
and l4O-l70-pound lights Sl1-1l2j
SoWS buiked at S975-l0 late and
stays 500 -
SHEEP: Fat lamb prices were
hammered sharply the opening day
but light receipts aided a higher
market later and all carly loss
was restored The FIRST two days
of the period good 10 choice fat
lambs hulkcd at S12-l2.50 but
Wednesday several punches al
natives topped AZ SD -. Medium
lambs ranged down 10 Sl1 with
common throWoutS $1,000 down.
Sheep were unchanged most good
10 choice slaughter ewes S5.70-6 IS.
CullS down 10 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
New York
Stocks

n High Low Noon
Amer Radiator A 81. 37s
Amer Rollg Mill 10 97s 10
Anon Tnl &. II 10naa 190 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Detroit Stock Exchange

sil-ls'i b-FartN eNua '-thus IN s~h' s-"pu"hsi
con account Of Accommodations. 'Odd lots only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Gre alive Of Confusion

-AH most unbuSinCSSlkc all
4cledy- plggledy All creative
All spawning lnef-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
FOREIGN Exchange

YORK. Dec - Prices I1 cenN
ROPE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
1871 Range
High Low Div,

h-PHld 0r paNahIe IN
stock or cash
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
fSeuafe BFH Ne. 1913

NrTETE - HEREBY f8k ~
That Malcolm T. Nisea--rl ard
Iid-srhl A ESiSsh-a--- holders ~ Tax
Certificate No- 1f-za. Issued The SRI
DAY - September. A T. 1s-<. has
filed same IN ny office and has
made application Ter q tax deed 10
he issued thereon sac certificate
embraces the follow ing described
property in The County o. Monroe,
state of Florida, to-Wit-
E % ~ z W. Sec p E-1-
- Range g. ~a Ares Book
d. Faze 49,. Monroe Comfy
E-caEsEs-
Th= assessment Of the said prop
ert~ under the said certificate IS
sued was ll -l= name q --=srsT Cor
Fr1rs-5Gu-
Unless said certificate shan be re-
deemed according 20 Iaw- The prop
s--rv described therein VII Be sole
% the highest bidder AZ the court
house door On the FIRST Monday "a
she u NH n Deem ..s--. -z
IS The -=- zar ~ Deem 1881
Dated th5s 18Th da- - Cre-aire--
1871
sSEaFr P1zs G Sawyer
CLERK II C5rcuf- Court II Monroe
Counts Florida
arr2E- Ea-z-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Conch Cagers
PreparingFor
Tough Season

has been putting MS crop OF
csgers through sessions Of pass
~. Divotiug and fOotwork as
the groundwork for fast break
ine and a weaving, shori-paSs
offense-
With five lettermen as the
embryo for his squad. Grace can
car on Harry Colgate, George
Barber. Lysle McCown and
Ralph Arnold for regular duty
but their places on the varsity
viii be challenged BY a string Of
newcomers
Among the rookie csgers are
DanieI Sawyer. Eugene Berko-
witz. Lou Smith. Harold Hask-
ms Paul Herrick. Ray Scao1eek-
I.eonard Key. Billy Lloyd Don
AID Marsh. Sam Parker. 9acS
wilson. Eugene SweetiHg. Joe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Classified Column


Advertisements under THIS head
VIII be iuserteE n The Citizen al
the rate Of one-eent dc) q word
Ior each insertion. but the mini
mum for the first insertion IN
every instance Is twenty-five
cents ESQ
Advertisers should give their
street address as vel as then
telephone number L they desire
results.
Payment Tor classified soveT-
tsements IS invariably N ao-
vance, but regular advertisers
xith ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

drawn Ike 4 pale tight helmet
around her face Her eyes were
shining and she looked almost
lovely.
/ was hard for ne not 70 resent
her beng there where Carol
should have been-Wezring Car
OIS dresses. about 20 play her
part numbled some greeting
a. her IS slipped into a faded
old houSecOat that had seen ne
through my seven Broadway
shows and wrapped a Turkish
towel around my head
Clothes II all right2" I asked
YES On. yes, they're al right
Distinguished Visitor
CHE vas draping the black mass
~ OF velvet almost lovingly over
= hanger. she turned and. sitting
beside me az the table. leaned
over and put her hand On my
arm. L was cold and the long IN
painted nails. a dull pale col0r
Ike her face and hair, bit into my
skin Her voice Tembled with is
intensity.
Haila. I can't believe IT. Il isn't
a dream, IS it, It's truel I'm 60
ing 70 play Dina. I'm going 70
Play an opening night againI On,
HaIla. I've got 70 be gOodl7
sad with al the assurance 7
could muster You'll be swell.
Alice Don't worry about it, And
mentally. ! crossed al my fingers
and felt 4 little BIT sick There
wasn't much chance OF AIice'S BE-
ng good We would be lucky, n
TACT u she could Just pass IN
noticed IN the part
she was almost fsnatically am
bilious but she was not an zc-
treSS From Z long line Of thearer
people many OF them great, she
had Inherited, not talent only 4
passionate craving % be On the
stage and 70 take her place among
them And sne had 10 gifts .
offer the taeate--
Her every instinct was WONG
her voice was thin metallic: her
gestures started awkWzrdIy from
her wrists; and her words cane
from her lips instead OF Stemuinz
nom some place deep inside.
ETen that cold paleneSs OF hers
that was unusual and rather
CHARMING close up became tedious
Is : crossed the f0otlightS-
But she had had her chance
-Four years ago she had snagged
the mgenue lead IN 4 play called
Gibbons Glade. and the pitiful
mess she had made OF It had lin
TIED her parts from then On 70 IN
deEstudieS and Walk-oaS. given
her by kndhearted Managers who
had known and admired Ter fam
ly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Morris Comes

+ WATCHED her now IS I opened
L my green lscquered makeup
box and began removing tubes
and Jars AMI tins Of powder from
Il
I'm Tot going 10 play Dina the
way Carol Bla1tOl played her"
she was saying almost de6zntIy.
That vas wrong She looked the
Tsy Dir should look, but that
was al she didn't know what
vas gong On inside her. I know.
I'm gong 70 play Dina the way
ne meant her 10 be played, the
way he saw her.7
! tired not 70 let my impotence
show. Evidently Carol was doing
II the way Bowers saw Z she
took his direction beautifully"
Alice looked az me ScorufuIEv.
I don't mean Clint Bowers WHAT
does he know about Il about
what's going On II Dinz's nnind2
mean Greeley Morris I know
what he meant her 70 be when he
wrote her"
Vel. Greeley Morris viii Be
N London and Clint Bowers VII
be out front Il I were you I'd be
smart and cater 70 Nj. Bowers
whether MS conception OF he part
Is the way you see i or not"
Her eyes filed with quick Sur-
pElsa. Didn't you know Greeley
Morris s 20 be here tdnight- rs
boat dOcked this afternoon
I sat back abruptly When did
al this hzppea7 / thought Wild
horses never dragged Mr.. Morris
from his native son.
He's coming. Even Bowers
/ didn't know until Morris called
him this afternoon Hes On rs
way - Hollywood
dabbed cold cream On nv faee
! and said, %WeIIl7 three OF foi1r
tines I had left the line rehearsal
early 70 be n time for q iast-r1in-
ute fitting. and the news OF Cree
ley Morris arrival was 4 shock.
To be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

had been q strange. croaking
whisper and she had held her
throat II both hands as If she
were trying % push the words
out.
Il was then that : had hung out
the white flag I called Tommy
Nelson, VINO was the stage man
ager for Green Apples. at the the
alter.
This IS Haila." said Tommy,
Carol can't play tonight"
There was a pause. then Tom
my doomed. What II he'll are
yOu talking about"
It's her voice: its gone. We've
done everything We can and i
hasn't helped she Just can't
play"
She's got 70 play" He sounded
final, as though his words mad
settled the problem and now he
could hang up
Tommy, I tell you she can't,
She can't speak above a whisper
and not Z very pretty whisper
either"
~All Fixed
T COULD almost hear him grit
Il ting his teeth II evaporation
All right, he said az last No
DOnald'S here II tel her 70 get
ready
hung I'D and went hack 70
Carol touched her On the ShOul-
der. ITS al fixed Tommy SAYS
Alice Mcdonald can 20 On tonight
and he says he's sorTy and for
you 70 take care OF yourself and
knock EN- dead tomorrow
She didn't move except 70 bury
her head deeper IN what I SuS-
pecte3 vas Z tear-SoddeQ pillow
and hunch lower into the bath
robe There was nothing for me
70 say. nothing that wouldn't have
sounded trite and fatuous: and I
Sneaked nv hat and coat cut Of
the hall closet and left Sle U-ob-
ably hadn't realized yet that !
had gone
I Sw0re silently and walked
down the alley 70 the stage door.
Nick, the Colony dooTmsn. was
perched Just inside Il putting hap
ply at 4 foul old pipe. opening
night excitement reflected N even
MS old eyes He bezmed al me as
I passed him and went Up the
narrow iron stairs
Alice Mcdonald was standing
very still before the full-le1gth
mirror IN the dressing room that
Carol and were % have shared
She had Carols third act cane,
Z lovely hooded thing OF black
velvet, wrapped around her The
hood fell back over her shoulders
and her asn-blond hair, as soft
and straight as the cape, was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
FUTURE BOOK FOR
ALL-AMERICA
By DILLON GRAHAM
ports Editor. AP Feature Service


New names sppear each week
OF the list OF All-America posi-
bllIties IS one performer after
another comes through with
consistently brilliant perform
ances IN 1871 glidIron warfare
Many on the list are surprise
neWcomer-otheTs are Gaping
tire collegiate careers
Here are some strong bidders
BERT STIFF. Pennsylvania
vas a fourth-slringer last year
but as regular fulIback Is the
ouakers' 1871 star
Al WISTERT. Michigan tao
kIe. Is a bright star Up On that
strong Wolverine front wall
JIM LANSING. FOrdham end
IS only a junior but he's an cut
standing fIankuan-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
4E~w-a= RTFF N rEZh


NOTICE Is HEREBY GINE&-
That Malcolm 3 WIseheart and
Dorothy A Hisehesrt. holders II Tax
Certificate Ne. 3sl5 Issued the stn
day q August. A. T. 1929 has
Ned sane IN ny Office AID has
made application for tax deed %
Be fzsued thereon said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County q Monroe,
state Of Florida. to-Ez1t-
En- of 81. See l. TE-p- "a
Range g. $50 Acres, Monroe
Cnun-r Records
The assessment OF the said prop
ertv Under the said certificate is
zusd vas Il the 2aDse = Norris q
f'urcpEal-
UnIess sid certificate shah Be re-
deemed According 70 law the prep
e-rE described ths-sia VII be sold
- the highest bidder a. the cgart
house door On TIE first Monday IA
the month Of TseceDbsr- ISL - 1=ch
is The Isl daF - EsareHs5er- 1881
Dated this zsla day - October
1871
FSEAL1 Ross G saver
Clerk q Cireult Court q Monroe
County. E-loriEz-
ocEz9- aaEa-z- ? p = &
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED



NOTICE - HEREBY CIV ~
that Talrar1 Be- z=l heart ana
Fa1-.-h-- q --eh-sr-. holders % Tax
r--- -r-ea-- lrr-- =s-l enc a-
rzr az SOFTEN. 5-.-. A. ID r-> l4@
fled same iu mE Office and has
MADE app eaton for a TAX Geed 70
s.z issued thereon sac Cerrifi cate
embraces the following described
property IA the County Of Monroe
state II FIe-Ida. te-w1t.
W. ~ FL - -. see r. TSP
- Range So 80 Acres, heei-
D-I Pag- 81. Eohnoe County
Records
Th@ assessment OF the said prop
ertv under the said certificate IS
sa=z mas III the aaIe ~ Steaor cor
u1.-ztisn-
C1i=ss said certificate shan be re-
deemed according 10 zas-- the prop
.rtv described therein WlI Be soc
% the highest bidder Al The court
house door or the first Monday "a
she month q December. 1875 Nlirh
IS -h- 80 daF ~ December lsi-
Dated ms z5th daE = october
1871
lSEAI1 Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Of Circuit Court d Monroe
County, Florida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
Coach Gore Says Pros
poets Smart And Fast ;
Tentative Schedule Re
veals y Games

Fast. and smart are the words
for Key Vests high school Das-
ketball squad
That's the dope from Coaen
Bob Grace. wa1- came from an
athletic coaching job IN Winlry
Milwaukee 10 demonstrate Tor
this years local cagers the MID
dIe-westeru brand CT fast NOV
ing basketball
Stressing fundamentals, Grace
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY fSA* ~ tslai
the underzigaed. desiring - engage
"a Hrr-7r=sz urnar he flc-5l5oEs Sane
- -Egenroe CAFE. intend - reEfstei
shs sid f5eszrznuE name vita EhE
f-TerEc q The Ctrcu5t Eosr1 q lG9ssFpz
Couzry. Florsdz
rsar-d Ngreabar - 1881
RaFzEL p coz ALEZ
AUEESTES KIl-l--As EE<1sE-
rsrlE-Es-zs- 6eE5-1szl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
AND THE MORAL: GRID
CNCHES DON'T EXIST

PONCA CITY, Okla, Nov. u
Best story going the rounds
here concerns a father who set
out 10 give MS daughter a les
son n wagering
He waited for a -einch" then
bet her his months salary
against her four weeks stipend
On ye-the -clnch
L vas the University OF Okla
bona vs Santa Clara which OF
Won Ii ore OF the seasons Up
SETS. 1856
The daughter picked OF
even
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-12
UP TO KIILEN
E2e&G1 bv Poos MlN
by Kelley Roos.

II Carol had tripped on =
broken step or been hit by a taxi
you Plight have started suit
against the building or beaten the
driver 70 a pulp. but you can't
oe very vlndlctlve about q sore
throat
! turned the corner of Broad
way and the lights on the mar
quee OF the Colony Theater
popped out ak me. Clinton Bow
ers, they spelled. very simply
and proudly, Presents Green
Apples with Eve North" Ny
heart began pounding a nice, IA
nlllar opening-night pound and
stopped a second IN front OF the
tneater TO look at TIE shiny new
pictures that had been slid under
tne!r glass covers that afternoon
aonopo-1Zlng nearly all the
space. I've North smiled Serenely
INTO the street from three giant
photographs. Size looked cutie
young with her hair piled tower
Ingly on the top OF her head and
the still youthful contour Of her
enln outlined against the friIl of
her high-necked dress. Even IN
black and white you would know
somehow that Ewes hair was duh
henna color and that her eyes
were gTeenish gray.
Little Carol
YOU hardly saw the other pic
i ture4 completely overshsd-
owed by the almost life-SiZed
ones Of Eve: but there were two
OF Philip Ashley. Sinking a lit
tie and looking Ike a handsome,
Well-tO-Cto retired business man,
and a Sowing one Of old Ben
Janin Kerry Just beneath him
There were TWO OF Steve Brown
and me together, both Of US look
ing pretty silly. and a quite large
one OF Carol with a sort of tremu-
lOus smile On her lips and her hair
N close cropped ringletS-
Not much ike the Carol ] had
left on Fifty-fourth Street That
Carol had been q little huddled-
up ball n ny old terry cloth
bsthrObe, her face white and mis-
cradle under a mop Of tangled
hair, her lips twisted into q gri-
mace as she tried 10 down the last
Of my throat cures. / had made
her take everything / had ever
heard Of IN the theater or had
learned from my grandmother,
who had had q rusty cure for
every ailment from common chill
dren's warts to beriberL
Il was seven o'clock before I
finally gave up, or rather before
Carol did Her tear-stained face
had jerked out OF the pillows
Call Tommy; call him right
] away. Say I can't play" Her voice