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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

enough present and future to take
care of. Sensible modern Ameri-
cans prefer to Judge people by
what they know about them to-
day. Well, we know the English
to be a kindly, brave, courageous,
decent people: and we know the
NaZi Germans to be murderous
and cruel and greedy for what
does not belong to them (this we
know in spite of the sentiments In
your pro-Nazi newspapers which
tr. to make the Germans out to
be better than they are).
Knowing these things is enough
for us as decent, middle-class
American-born citizens. to know
which way Americas course lies
in the bitter days ahead.
Americas and England's only
salvation lies in bravely fighting
this barbarian menace together,
shoulder to shoulder. until the
Nazi madness is wiped from the
face of this earth.
Naturally, your tendencies being,
we regret, so pro-NaZi, MIR. Hearst,
we know this letter won't stand
the ghost of a chance of being
recognized by you or your news
papers.
In sincerity,
MRS. MARY COLLINS.
Santa Monica, Calf,
Jan. 2s,- 1871.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
Care Los Angeles Examiner,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
WHAT this war needs-don't
w you Thinks Hollywood
press agent.
They'll never sell ii to me unless
they shoot little glamour into IL.
And SO far, even the cleverest
of the propagandists, the ones the
most frantic for us to buy a piece
of 1t, have failed to make IL APP
pear very enticing.
In spite OF everything, II is just
plain dull.
1t is the stupidest, dumbest,
most pointless, most boring war
1 have ever come across.
But. seriously, MIR. Hearst, /
want TO extend to you my earnest
and sincere appreciation for the
valiant fight you are putting up
against our country being dragged
into this war; and to express the
hope that you will continue your
struggle until all the lights have
gone out and the place Is in dark
ness.
There are many of us who are
In passionate accord with your
convictions. MIR. Hearst, but we
do not have, as YOU do, the pow
erful weapon Of the press 10 WELD
in furthering them.
All we know TO do. therefore, is
to write TO you and to other cou-
rageous Americans like Colonel
Lindbergh, Senator johnson, and
Doctor Robert Hutchins, and give
you encouragement and reassur-
ance TO keep on raising your
voices long and loud In protest
against this senselcss hysteria.
Nothing could be more sane and
sound and logical than the argu-
ments you advance in your "In
The News" column. How any in
telligent person could read them
carefully and be able TO differ
with them Is beyond comprehen-
sion
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Continued from Page One)
due denunciation of Hitlerism and
fascism.
THOMAS JOSEPH WREN,
Assistant Editor,
Butcher Workman.
(Official Publication of the Inter
national UniOn.

Erie County Society o
Osteopathic Physicians
January 80, 194l.
The Managing Editor,
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
My Dear Sir:
MAY / thank you sincerely OF
lvI behalf of myself and the In
dividual members of the Erie
County Society of Osteopathit
Physicians for the very fine article
on "Osteopathy," that appeared in
your paper in the column "In The
News" on the front page of the
issue of Tuesday, January 18th,
1941.
II Is not very often that such
unbiased and also unsolicited and
favorable attention is brought on
the profession as whole, and
may l say that its wholesome,
everyday. plain language. appeal
ing especially to the layman, is
doubly appreciated.
i am also asking for permission
from you to approach the local
sunday paper Erie Dispatch
Herald) in an attempt to have
them reprint this column i'm its
entirety, and sincerely solicit your
personal cooperation i'm tn =
matter.
l do not know whether articles
and columns of this sort are avail
able as reprints, but il so, may we
have some for distribution to
other members of the local group
for their attention. IL not, may I
have your permission TO make
copies of IL for this same purpose,
1 thank you for any favOrs
granted and for any future con-
sidcrstions shown to the profess
sion of osteopathy. and remain,
Most sincerely yours,
u. JAY CHIVIAN, ID. D.,
Secretary,
Erie County Society OF
1888 s Graham St,
Milwaukee, WIS.
February /, 1911.
Mr.. William X. Hearst,
San Simeon, Calf.
Dear Sir;
ORESIDENT ROOSEVELT says
1 that senator Wheeler has held
that a Nazi domination of Euro~c
- inevitable and says further that
any one who holds that thing is
inevitable can he presumed Ia
favor it.
Undoubtedly This i a means oi
revenge against great American
statesman for his administration
opposition, but II ever an Illogical
statement WAS made. this Is 1T.
II one feels that death il i'm.
evitable. then II il to be presumed
that that person il tired of living
and favors death.
According TO the same logic
Mr.. Stimson Is presumed to favor
the NaLi invasion of England be.
cause he feels IL j. inevitable.
Now II II hard to believe thai
President Roosevelt. because h,
feels that a German invasion at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
BritOn Doomed as SDy
Trapped Through Affair With Girl, Germans Say,
Condemned to Face Firing Squad

the son Of a former British naval
commander Of the Channel Islands.
He was said 10 have served En-
peror Halle SelaSsie in the Italo-
Abyssinian war. but was expelled
from AbySsinla for engaging in a
personal duel
Later he served in the Spanish
Loyalist air force after General
Francisco Franco rejected his
services. the Beobachter writer re-
lated.
De Wet was declared TO have
confessed spying Tor France but
later repudlated the confession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
ITALIANS MOVED DOWN

The new Greek advance in the
Tcpelini sector was made after an
attempted Italian counter-offen-
sive was frustrated. Greek artil-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
DANCER SEIZED. TOO

Arrested with De Wet in Prague.
a beautiful young dancer was held
as a suspected accomplice but
killed herself before the aUthori-
ties could ascertain whether she
was involved with De Wet in
spying or vas merely his sweet
heart.
IL was through his affair with
the girl that De Wet was trapped.
Nazi police said.
The Noelklscher Beobachter cor
respondent described Dc Wet as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
ITALIANS SCATTERED

Interest conferred today in the
fate of what is left of Graziani's
Italian Cyrenaicanl army. now esti-
mated 10 number between $4,000
and 10000 men. This defeated, dis
organized force-or the portion of
it that escaped the Bengazi trap
is now streaming across 400 miles
of hostile desert toward Tripoli-
tania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
The Weather

The sun VIII SCI TODAY at 5.56 ? m.
and rise tomorrow at 7.js a. m
The moon VIII set TO-DAY at 80 O. m,
and rise tomorrow al 3 - y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
DEALINGS WITH CZECH

Germ counter espionage
agents. however claimed they
learned that when De Wet was in
Prague before the war broke out
he had dealings with a Czech mill
tary official He was said TO have
met. the same official in Alsacc
after the German protectorate
over 3 oh q m a Moravia was
created
The German police testified that
il was through his contact with
the Cztch official tina, De Wet
began spying on German military
facilities.
De Vets trial lasted two days
Upon hearing his doom. he calmly
thanked the court for is correct
procedure.
The Beobachtcr did not state
whether the death sentence ha.
been carried out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Saturday Symposium

Every time / read one of them
which is particularly powerful and
unanswerable tfor example, the
one you wrote last week I'm which
you compared war madness TO in
toXication) 1 feel like rushing out
into the street with il in my hand
and commanding every one who
passes by to read II.
Perhaps it is not too late yet 20
stem the tide.
So don't give up.
Keep shouting.
Perhaps you can stlll get some
of them to listen.
And perhaps not.
But even II they do refuse TO
listen. even II despite all your eff
forts YOU fail to prevent this
catastrophe, please remember that
there are those who will revere
you always for having tried.
Respectfully yours.
(MRS. J. By
ROBERTA NORBURY,
1902 18th ST.,
Santa Monica. Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

Gen. Hugh :. job son.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

lery moved down the charging
Italian soldiers. il was claimed.
Halted by the Greek gunfire, the
Italian offensive collapsed within
less than two hours. Charging
Greek troops, employing bayonets,
then thrust the disorganized 1tal-
ianS from their positions.
Seven Italian tanks were
smashed. hundreds of Fascist SOL
diers were killed. and many were
captured as the result of the Greek
counter-thrust. The Greek high
command also reported seizure of
large amounts of war booty.
BURN VILLAGES
Vigorous exchanges of rifle fire
were reported in the klisura area
while on the northern front in the
vicinity of Lake Ochrid, Italian
troops were falling back.
Retreating Italian divisions
burned villages, destroyed bridges,
and blocked mountain paths TO
slow down the Greek advance.
Only areas in which the Italians
were reported offering stiff re-
sistance were the OStrovitZa
Mountain heights and along the
Skumbi River.
On the Adriatic coast, Greek
columns continued to advance on
the port of Valona although opera
tions in this sector were hampered
by rain and muddy roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
PLAN TO STRIKE TRIPOLI


Aftey taking Bengazi in a blitz-
like sWoop with the aid OF war
ships And bombers, the British
ground \ legionS rapidly consoli-
dated their positions in and around
the seap ort 10 use il as base for
sea and air attacks on Tripoli and
Sicily-pArhaps even against the
Italian mainland.
Military circles predicted the
port will serve as a Jumping-off
place for aerial and naval blows
against German and Italian bases
throughout the central Mediterra-
mean.
This newest and greatest victory
of Gen. Sir\ Archibald Wavell 5
forces was achieved when light
ming pincer thrust from north and
south surprised and trapped the
Italians. tampeding them so Seri-
ously they could not organize a
stand and abandoned the town vir-
tuallY without al fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08

$50 Thorn St. Sewickley, Pa.
My Dear Mr.. Hearst:
I ENCLOSE a poem for your con-
/ sideratiOn. / believe 1t expresses
the feeling of every true mother
the world over. We are not con-
suited about these wars, yet our
boys fill the trenches and the
graves in every war.
May God lead you and help you
In your crusade against the forces
that seem TO he leading this nation
into the holocaust. I feel sure your
column Is making many people
think and helping to keep Amer
lea sane.
Sincerely yours,
UESSIL- nAKES MOSES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-08
Arnnored Uni
Traps Italians
In FLIGHT
By w. r. SAPPHIRE
ratI News service stan Correspondent

CAIRO. Feb. S.--Thousands OF
Italians attempting to escape from
British-occupied Bcngazi have been
trapped by an Anglo-Australian
armored column that executed a
wide, sweeping maneuver south OF
the fallen Fascist base, il was
claimed in Cairo today.
Latest reports from the Bengazi
region estimated $4,000 Italian
troops had been concentrated in
and around Bengal when the
British forces swept into the mod
en mid-Libyan seaport that had
served as headquarters for Mar
shall Rodoffo 6raziani.
Retreatlng Fascist units. Cairo
reports said. attempted frantically
to break through the British cor
don, but were hurled back into the
pocket" and seemingly faced the
alternatives of surrender or death.
Many already were said 10 have
been lcaptured,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
ChapIin's Speech
Available at State

CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S conclud.
ing speech in THE Great Dictator"
will be available at the Palms.
State Theater in pamphlet form,
starting today. The film has moved
TO that theater for a third week
following two at the Michigan.
United Detroit Theaters have had
so many requests for the complete
reproduction of the speech in
printed form that it has been de-
cided TO make them available but
at the Palms-State only. Requests
for the speech have also been re-
ceived by the Public Library.
Interest in it has been aroused
since the nationwide broadcast of
a portion of the talk, by Chaplin,
from the White House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Beery Ronlps as
Bad Man at Il. Il.
Portrays Role of
a Kind-Hearted
Bandit
By CHARLES GENTRY

DOWN BY the Rio Grside NC
once again have Wally Beery as a
tough nonlbre with a heart Of gold,
this time as The Bad Man OF
Porter Emerson Brownies play
Obviously the play an which Hol-
brook Blinn scored such a success
20 years ago has been altered 10
fit more modern measurements.
Slick automobiles and some sleek
clothes which would have quite
COMPOUNDED the original beholderS
help TO bring tins up TO date.
The character Of The Bad
Man. however. has not altered.
He Is sun the ferocIous Mexican
raider who makes war on bad
grlngos and. while this Robin Hood
IN the rough isn't SO scrupulouS. he
manages TO fix things according
II his own lights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Violent Tactics

Beery is about TO hang Reagan
t0hen he recognizes the boy as
one who helped him several years
previously. He decides to help
his friend by robbine the hus-
band to pay off the mortgage
and then by hanging the hus-
band so that Mis-. Day wiH be
free TO marry her true love,
Reagan.
This flat settlement is oil TO
The liking Of that cursing, kick
ing old euss, Mr.. Barrymore, but
the others cant quite condone
such violent methods. The mill
tary interUenes for brief Dhiie
so that Reagan can go and put
everything back in perfectly
legal disorder. But Beery returns
and finally settles things his own
Udy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

her a unique brand of showman-
ship.
Comedy to the point of hiiarity
Is Offered by Ventriloquist Bob
King, .Uho introduces not one but
a string of dummies, each more
amusing than shs other. King
oIsc mixes magic Uith his vocal
n0nipuI0tions.
Mimic Jay Jason rambles on,
telling funny stories and giving
Characterization, and the Pearl
Magiey Girls dance TO the music
Of Lyle CorIyie's band.
The Oasis, a former night club
into a ballroom (caba.
ret style), announces a new policy
of name" bands with Tommy
Marvin's orchestra as the featured
unit for tonight only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Simone Simon.
Jane DarwelI Cast

JANE DARWELL, whose char
acterization in THE Grapes of
Wrath" won her the 1910 academy
award given TO the best support
ing actress. and Simone Simon,
vivacious French star, have been
signed for major roles in "A Ger
tain Mr.. Scratch"
The cast of the new picture al
ready includes such screen per
Sonalities as Thomas Mitchell,
Walter Huston, Anne Shirley.
James Craig, Gene Lockhart and
John Qualen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

lt's good role for Beery be-
cause he can sWaeger, srunt and
speak pigeon-toed English the
way he likes TO. IL is compulsory
10 draD the parallel betDeen
this characterization and his one
Of Poncho Villa Of few years
ago, because he acts exactly IN
the same manner, assumes the
-arr7r posturrg and dstivsTT ms
lines tDith the same accent.
The plot has oil the elements
Of the early wesfsrn meiodr0ma.
Ronald Reagan and his uncle,
Lionel Barrymore, operate a cat
tie ranch from which Paneho
Lopez, who is none other than
Wallace Bssry. has stolen oil the
cattle leaving just a plain ranch
eopered only With sage brush
and q $4,000 mortgage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
PAGES Casino ShOW

fmogene Lynn. the ehantsuse
with the upswept h0irdo Dho is
singing l0ith Eddie LeBGron's or
ehestra at the Book Casino, is
offering two brand-new arrange
nlents this week. One is the pop
ulGr IL Do, Do You2" and the
other a reUGmped rhythm tune,
"You Hit the Spot" Imossne's
pert deii0ery and fine vocal
range have gained her many
friends since opening at the
Casino.
Taking oUer on the Cuban and
Latin fumes, Manuel Fernandez
steps doWn from the dGis to giOe
them a real uth-of-the-border
Interpretation, emphasizing the
lyrics with his nnGraccas. Violin
ist Morris Kings solo selections
are also spotiighted. and Lee
Bdron's rhumbas, eonRas, Daitzes
and fex-trots are a perfect iHUi-
tation TO the dance.
Special rhunba u,atinees each
Saturday feature free instyue-
tions in Latin steps by the Book
Dance Studios.
WALTER STEVENSON,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
ROyaIe Revue Held
For Second Week

THAT ALL-STAR show headed
by the Three Pitchmen is being
held over for a second week at
Club Royale. The three young men
began their professional careers on
a pitch" or concession, at the
New York fair and are now on
their way to the top of the enter
tainment field.
The Dancing Andrews Sisters
offer the latest in tap and aero
batic routines, and the Dancing
Redheads. the teaches, prove
graceful and decorative in ball
room numbers. Wally Wanger's
Lovely Ladies, in their farewell
week, dance to the rhythms of
Stan Norris orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Film Time Clock

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blonde" II a.
M. SO, 4:52, 7;t8, i0a4 p. M, BLACK
Parrot" ~ :52, S:4s, 6;f4, $40 p. m.
FOx--''Nice GlrIs," i2:t5, 4;O5. S;25.
O;f5 p. M; Little Men," 1i;f0 a. m,
2 80, $3.50, 8:l0 p.
UNITED ARTISTS-"The Bad Man.
II :0a a. M. s0s. b.OS, 4, I0;47 p. m.
Blond Inspiration" ~ 80, 80, S:s3,
3 20 D.
ADAMS-''Tobaeeo Road" II SO, 4:i6.
! rs, 10 so q. m; "NiNsciOus Lady" III s26
u m. :46, SO, sos y. m.
NII.SON-"Fantasia." 80. $3.50 y. m.
PALMS-STATE-"The Great Dictator, :"
/ to n-rrt., -t1f,-4 Af,-7 :A9s-fa4f VA
Fathers SOU" 1913. 3:l6, 6:i9, s:22
p. IN.
BROADWAY : CAPITOL Virginia, .
1871, S:55. T:23. 1881 p. m; Here
Comes the NAVY" II a. m, 2.2s, 500,
s:24 p. NJ.
ON-"HousekeepeF's. Daughter, ="
~ n M. .05, 3. SEES. 10 p. m. joy
% Living" 70 30, 3;25. 8 80. a;3a p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
London Landmark
Rebuilt for Film

A REPRODUCTION of famous
Regents Park. London, has been
built for ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" starring Spencer Tracy,
Lana Turner and Ingrid Bergman
Peter Godfrey. English actors
director. who plays Poole, Tracy's
butler, in the film. and is assisting
Director Victor Fleming with
technical details on sets. was given
a start when he walked on the set.
"Just before left London"
no said. 81 walked through Re-
gents Park. The park Is now
honeycombed with air raids
shelters"
The reproduction is the park a.
it was in the late nineteenth
century.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Team Berle, Davis
In Henie Starrer

A NEW COMEDY team has
been launched in the cinematic sea
with the announcement of the
signing of Milton Berle and Joan
Davis to share comedy honors in
Sun Valley" the Sonia Henie,
John Payne co-starrer.
Sun Valley" will go before the
cameras next month. Background
sequences are now being filmed in
the popular resort and musical
numbers are being prepared.
Others set in the east are So
ciety songstress Cobina Wright
Jr., and Glenn Miller and his band
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Dance Stars Fans
Win Request Solo

FOR THE first time since her
Arlette number in her first Broad
way Melody" Eleanor Powell will
bow to the request of fans and do
a straight Eleanor Powell dance
routine" without benefit of either
a partner or an elaborate stage
setting
The number, included in a scene
for her new film, Lady Be Good"
is done in the living room of an
apartment. Miss Powell has
worked up her own routine, intro
ducing steps she has devised during
the past year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
French Actress
Makes u. S. Debut

JEANNE CRISPIN, noted
French actress, makes her Ameri-
can screen debut in MY Life
With Caroline new Ronald Col
man starring vehicle.
In MY Life With Caroline"
Miss Crispin joins a cast that in
cludes Anna Lee. Colman's leading
lady; Charles Winninger, Reginald
Gardiner, Gilbert Roland, fatt
Moore and Katherine Leslie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Trouble BreUing

Things look doubly dark for
young Reagan. especially after his
girl pops up married to an eastern
husband. who talks like Ronald
Colman and who has a Sneaky
look.
We didn't trust him from the
first rect and our suspicious turn
out TO be well founded when Berry
bursts in to stage a raid and show
up the husband as a land grabber.
Even the banker with the mort
gage isn't quite the heel LARAMIE
DAYS spouse is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
IN Old Story

The story creaks but the char
ecterizations of both Berry and
Barrymore are good enough to
bod your interest right up to that
ridiculous ending which some
slapstick comedian must have
taxed on.
The second picture is cute
comedy about a struggling young
author who needs Blonde Inspi-
ration TO write. After looking at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28

Virginia Grey we are still Won
dering how John Shelton even
managed to get a semi-colon COM
pleted but he does.
Although he has a prize saga
he's been working on. he descends
to writing for pulp paper maya
zines under nom de plume. The
cheap outfit which runs the
'pulps" steals his novel and then
the excitement gets under way.
Involved but funny this makes a
cute companion picture for the
Berry western.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Good Start

ALTHOUGH STIRLING HAY
DEN had never done a moment of
acting before he went into "Vir-
ginia" with Madeleine Carroll and
Fred MacMurray, he now is
getting a thousand letters week
autographed pictures
following first showings of that
picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Has ShOUn1dnSIiip

Sally Joyce ,gthe little girl With
the big voice and "a World of
experience" heads the show at
Saks' Show Bar. As a result of
her appearances before audi
ences in Europe. the Orient and
South America, Sally brings With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Band Sets Record

DOUG CHAMBERS and his
band set a record for continuous
performance when they completed
a straight run of one year this
week at Paradise Palms, Telegraph
and Joy road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Sets Record

PRESTON STURGES set a new
Hollywood record when, during
1910 he wrote and directed three
pictures. The Great McGinty. "
Christmas in July" and The
Lady Eve" for Paramount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
Authentic Material

WITH THE cooperation of the
New York police department, a
Paramount camera crew was able
TO make, for scenes in New York
Town." authentic shots of Gotham
never made before, including
scenes of Fifth Avenue at night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-28
typical Beery Role

4 his own lights.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Step number three, that was. Flowers when
you didn't expect them, and specials, and
occasionally a telegram - something quite
unintelligible, such as, mo RAIN DRINK
EN- UP STOP" because she had said the
night before that a silver of moon, cupped
that way, meant rain in the morning. Bet
you six cokes you're wrong" he'd said. And
of course the telegram cost as much as the
cokes, and they'd have a date that night,
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Every man like Don should read this story. for
will read it with tender understanding
bY Anne Homer Warner
Nlvstroed by Wohss Bovu,hofer

hatred for Don. Step number two was sue
cession of dates, alone and with the crowd.
Then flowers, and specials Though Don's col
lege was only twenty miles away. Dons gray
envelope, with DkE inscribed on the back,
and his bold printed letters on the front, lay
frequently on the hall table. Every girl in the
house recognized it, and the first to spot it
would call up the stairs: Christie. special
from Don Winthrop