davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

0OBBY and Betty are considered
- spoiled children. Both are intel
ligent and good-looking. the ex-
tremely p a rhpered children Of
wealthy parents and the products
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
DRESSY ROLE

Claudette Colbert will have her
"dressiest role In years when she
appears In fourteen advance season
outfits for her next picture.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

with the shape Of your mouth. but
the way you speak largely deter
mines Its expressiveness and
whether 1t seems large or small,
wide or narrow. To get an idea Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
copyyrsAt, Isli. BY Fsfrehdd.

coppytsAt. fsN. ts Fetrehdd.
This sleeveless dress in floral
print waffle piqus hes . msteh.
in shoulder cope with sIopins
shoulder line suggestion. The
dress is cut low 81 back and IS
in pinsfore effect.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
VEGETABLES NEED AIR

40 keep from spelling. vegetables
reod ctr. A wire basket makes an
Interchangeable receptacle. Such
ot may BE- purchased at the
gS. y = Of 4 kind common
y i buGlnsss offices for filing
q = idssl for the needs In
etle llns Of the small
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

Copyright, 1871. by YetrchHd.
Illustrated is one OF the sup.
pie, office brim siIheusttss
which ere 50 popular. u Is Of
white piqus. with shirrsd.
Asnssd brim. The crown is
bound bye blsek sross'sinrib.
bon. which. by rssson Of .
buckle Fastening. msy Be- cd
issied.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

opportunity to get ample air and
gS,nshine and to grow long and
beautiful. But. no. there were curls.
shorns, !" classics" dips" my wo-
men folks have had to help me with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
srrYnns nOLI

Barbara OtauWyck spent two
weeks riding daily IA the desert
near Tucson. Aris.. before starttng
makeup tests for her next picture.
witch will require much hoessmsn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
SMITH-ORR co.

2ix22 Home Built. $500. Grand River
Lumber. Couzens and Telegraph roads.
2-CAR GARAGE. sl72 so; ERECTED
1872 Wyoming Hogarth 1885
2-CAR GARAGE, Sis5. U. S. Housewreck-
ing. 1896 Dequindre.
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

: 2-FAMlLY flat for small farm near De-
e trot. 1854 Chestnut. Wyandotte 1929 W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

iFUR coats, $40 up. fur trimmed dress.
SPIT coats. se-s5. Louis furs. ass haeomh
HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-sAfe. pain.
less. treatments. 81. LIFETIME GUAR
lANTEE: doctors references. Electrolysls
lCunle. Townsend s-5ii4.
iHAIR Removed Permanently-Ea eetroiysis.
81 hour. Anioinette Aust, 2Se3 Lake
wood Lenox s0S2,
HAIR REMOVED Eiectroly sis. guaranteed
sara Littmsn, s2e David stott. Cherry
sO65.
MEN, WOMEN WAN- flMf stimuianta
IN Ostrex Tonic Tahicts pep up bodies
lacking VitAmin Bi. Iron. Calcium. Phos-
phorous. Special Introductory 2sc aizs today
ONLY 7ec. For sale ~ all drug stores
everywhere--In Detroit all Cunningham's.
Kinsels. Sans and wsigreen Drug stores.
MRS, n BELLE READ, sstrologer.\ s22o
Third Ave. Columbia t5i2. Appoint,
ments daily. wv
MRS RAYE--Astrologist. Featured nj
state Fair 5s3T Mitchell PLAZA 250S.
NO NEEDLESll Hair removed pninlessly.
permanently; guaranteed. KeAt Institute,
TOO Francis Palms Building. Randolph
2lsO.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
any one. other than myself after this
date. John ROmanski.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Houses for Sale

A 4-RooM and bathroom home. fully in.
Sula,ed. spring type weather stripped
windows. double constructed large lot .
hAlf block 70 transportation, only 81 500
$500 down. balance like rent
c. T. BEASLEY
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
12stf EAST SMILE ROAD PR 1895
BARGAIN Chsfes' Hamiramek. four
rooms, modern. 81. 800. $3.50 srwalek
se0f Nj Eniott
BRAILE AVE --s-rOom frame bungalow
large iOt. excellent condition So 500
easy terms Mr. Miller, Arlington 1900
evenings. Townsend 5-56Ti jaw Givens
1874 Fast seven Mile road
DOUBLE house Exclusive features: one
rented SIS. exceptional opportunity
Owner. w. 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

POLICE AUCTION SALE

POLICE AUCTION SALE
THE SEMI ANNUAL SALE OF I'M
CLAIMED PROPERTY HELD BY THE
DETROIT POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL
TAKE PLACE THURSDAY. OCTOBER
80. 1871. PROMPTLY At 900 A. NJ, AT
THE POLICE AR Dry, CLINTON
STREET ENTRANCE.
GLIDING BICYCLES, TIRES TOOLS,
AUTO ACCESSORIES, Ere, WILL BE
SOLD THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them fo. results >>>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife. Gertrude. after this date. Harri-
son ID. Higgenb0tham.
ON AND after this date i. Leroy House.
VIII not be responsible for any debts con-
rac'ed by my wife. Lillian.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful ofnce treatment while working.
Docto- De swL-rte Rectal Clinic. b005 Cas-
avenue. Temple 1-2l2A
PROF. ELToN-AsTRoLoGY
CONSULTATION daily. 1915: Tuesdays
and Fridays until o: closed Sunday. 34is
John r.. between Erskine and Elliot
Special, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Store and Office Equipment

SPEED-o-PRINT duplicating machine: like
- re~ts-eest S35--seu- sis. Miss Anderson
2-4:3o p. m. Temple 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Little Farms for Sale

Little Farms for Sale
ABOUT " acre with 100 IT. Little Mack
frontage; city water and electricity;
nicely wooded S55 down.
IRWIN. KIGHT d HINES. INC.
30121 Gratiot at 12h-M Road
CHAPMAN FARMS--A beautiful 16O-acre
development restricted 70 81. 500 homes.
4-acre parcels on pavement 5000; terms.
Gibraltar Road, mile east OF Flat Rock.
Crossman. HO. 644f
SEND FOR FREE pamphlet describing over
100 little farms located on west side (,
from y acre up. Write Box No. $3.50.
Detroit Times.
u ACRES-Sewer. water, gas, walks; $3.50.
Office cor. l3-Mi. and Greenfield. Open
Sat. Sun. Judson Bradbury Co RA. 300.
81, O25 FULL price. 6-rm. house in rough :;
small DIN. payt., S25 mo. lot 7Ox300. w.
7-Mile. We, 5-2670 ewes, Sun. We. 6-7e65.
so FIT. with sidewalk: $50 down, Sc mo.
Newman, Warren and Inkster roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Land Contracts
Business Opportunities

A MODERN restaurant with living quar-
ters acres OF land, city water. excel
lent cabin sites. Telegraph Road, l ~ miles
north OF Flat Rock: s.. 600, 200 down.
crossman. Ho. 6444.
BEAUTY SHOP Established business; ex'
ceIlent location: illness forces sale. rea-
sonsble. Trinity 2-ls77.
BEAUTY STUDIO - Completely equipped.
Real buy. High class clientele. Or rent
furnished space. Tyler 4-o23s.
BEAUTY sHoP-Modern. well equipped
established reasonable; leaving city.
12509 Woodward.
BEAUTY sHoP-compieie living quarters,
including heat: rent. $50; terms. Pingree
CONFECTIONERY; LIGHT LUNCHES
opposite large school: excellent location (;
Appointments. Tyler s-e256.
CoNFECTIONERY-N school and play
ground; no competitions: good income.
Ivanhoe 1852.
FLOWER sHOP-Must sell leaving city;
good location. 5i03 Mt. Elliott. Plaza
GASOLINE sTATioN-ETceIleni business;
reasonable. 47O2 West Fort, between as
GROCERY MEAT MhRKET-New equip
ment fluofescent lighting; modern store
front. 2s4 Tyler Townsend s-es25.
HEALTH food store; est years; rood
Opportunity: full price $3.50. Box B-eoOs.
Detroit Times.
RoOMING HousE--seven rooms; S45
monthly; income Si2s. reasonable. Tenn,
pie i-ses7 -
MODERN GROCERY. all electric eauip-
ment; $4,000. $500 down. Bargain. Muir
ray s73s.
MUST sell at great sacrifice; weil-estab-
lished restaurant: both my boys drafted
IN army. Moose Cafe, Fiat Rock
SMALL FLOWER sHoP-River Rouge ex-
ceIlent business. reason. other business.
VineWood i-B570.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Housekeeping Rooms


ASHLAND. sss (Jenerson)--Two front
rooms, private entrance; gentlemen pre-
ferred reasonable.
BOULEVARD EAST GRAND, 1852 (nsar
DodgeE)-Two small front rooms, 50
complete, Frisidaire: adults.
ERsRINE 27e Attractive front room
clean. warm; adults $3.50. others
Cherry o3s4.
ENGiEwooD. sis-comfortabie bedroom.
kitchen privileges. Townsend g-g1I2
telephone after q 90.
FOURTEENTH. 1921 tMichiganl = Room
gaE hot water. refrigeration. single per
son only.
FOREST WEST So (WoodwardJ Two
large. comfortably furnished. first, second
floors
HELEN. t203 CDodge's PsFkard) Two
cornfortable rooms, gentlemen; stoker
heat, reasonable.
JOSEPH cAMPAU. 72I-Two comfortable
bedrooms (single Dedsl. kitchen. 81
FJtzroy 717e.
MELBOURNE 57-tcIeaD, warm house
keeping rooms; wall bed; running water
reasonable.
MILLER ROAD 1885 (Dsarb0rn Con
fortably furnished light housekeeping
room. suitable couple. reasonable.
ONE ROOM, kitohenstte. plenty Of sunlight
Child, 81 Temple 2-70Ti. 1000 WEST
FORREST Sleeping rooms. 81 50 UP. $40
CONSULT the eniarFed Rsai Estate iistipgs
N M big Sunday Times Want 40
Rectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

WOODSTOCK DRIVE. 3I7i - SIX rooms
stall shower; OIL, REPUBLICATION.
Reasonable. University 2-Sit3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

: FeTSOu0fS
ANNOUNCING Dstruit's most modern tea.
RON. home cooked dinners. entertainers
ELINOR BENITA. LOLA. JESSIE. Rain.
how Teercom. 10 John r.
ARE YOU NERVOUS,
Nov concepts based on years of research
reveal helpful method Of overcoming nerv-
Gus disorders. fatigue and worry. bs0s
second Madison S16s
ksTRoLoGER - Evsngeline Berry, 1i4o
Hibbard. near East Jefferson. Lf,nox
seal. 81.
AsTRoLeGRR - YEAR. experiences.
WORLDS FAIR. radio. - Petsrboro.
AsTRoLoofsr = Heller Miller: Valentino
Nebraska Daily Appointments lO-s
p nj, as Hendr1s.
ASrRoLoGER-c. Lowell. weii-known De
tnoitsr.V popular IN fioride. LAfayetie
o33t. A1 ~
DEBT relief see Credit Adjustment Co,
sSS BArlum Tower, Detroit Oh bJfI.I
opsn until $50 Thursday evening.
EMRARRAssEDy Mary HALEY. eleotrolo-
gssi Removes hair. Guaranteed. bOf
Fine Arts Building adams Theater). Ran
doiph 3z27
GALL KLENZ'-Ends liver, gall hlad-
DER. stomach. gas. gladstone attacks;
pre- vents operations. as Monterey. Town.
send T-i740.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
Dancing Instructions

RHUMBA AND CoNGA LESSONS
by Cuban expert. j. Ramon Carlos
FOX TROT AND WALTZ COURSE, 81. SC
Tree Studios. 4109 Woodward. TIE. 2-s642
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Mortgages
FREE APPRAISAL
Mortgage loans on older properties white
or colored Schwartz. 47 Book Building.
Cadillac 1919.
MORTGAGES Old and new property.
Hahn a Co.. 2i5 Barlum Tower. CA. 1850
REFINANCE land contracts. resdjust
monthly payments; attractive interest
rates; Detroit and suburbs Telephone.
will call. Union Mortgage
Co, 1904 Union Guardian Bldg. CHI. 1850.
RESIDENCE, business and apartments.
New or old financed on easy payment
plan. Townsend s-7s69.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

FIREPROoF drs.. sfael cables, copper
tbgs.. iron wire. Mellow Sal, All T..
Atwater, A-A
KoDAKs. movie ear4erks. WIN sell. buy.
REGULAR 81 alcohol. CSC gal. Dawson
nols: 2739 East DAWSON: 1885, Grand
River: 1870 Mack. Four great stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

PRACTICE the healthful art Of relaxation.
Arson Health Studio ss31 Jos. campau,
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-T333.
REV. MONROE - Confiden-
tiai: consultations by appointment. 305
Eliot. Temple l-64s6-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

PUTNAM. l7e0-Three housekeeping. pri-
vate bath. children allowed, IS. 80. Madi-
son 5s3s.
WOODLAND. 127 - Woodward Chrysler
large. front, steam. innerspring. adults.
Townsend 1859
WOODWARD, 34ss tneHr Eiiot5-Large,
clean. pleasant room. kitchenette, water;
So 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
In the big Sunday Times Want IA
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

WANDA LOU. Physiotherapy Treatments
2si0 West Grand Boulevard. Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29
ARR YOU NERyoUs'

Nov concepts based on years OF research
reveal helpful method Of overcoming nerv-
Gus disorders. fatigue and worry. bs0s
enronA AAdison S166
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-29

Wearing Apparel
LITTLE FUR sHoP-77is Woodward: ex-
pert fur restyling. repairing; reasonable
READ Times Want Ads for profft--use
them for resultsl
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ksTRoLoGER = Evsngeline Berry, 1i4O
Hibbard. near East Jefferson. Lfnox
seal. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

hypodermic. No one came near
the No one called.
Finally l was signed for a part
in picture, The Big Shot" Like
the titles OF most of the other
pictures l made, that one was
appropriate in my life, too!
Hollywood in general Stunned
me like poison. l knew no social
life, very little companionship
But there were two other lone
iy souls in the picture world who
shared my desolation with me.
They were big men and they're
still big today, so I'll leave them
unnamed.
We had only our loneliness in
common but that was great
enough 10 encompass us. The
three Of US began to pal around
together, going to the fights, the
Cocoanut Grove, out Of the way
gambling places for dinner, but
the best times we ever had were
after the nights outing was over.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

every four hours. 1t was enough
that i was being kicked out of a
third-rate rooming house every
few days for non-payment of
rent.
Theatres soon were turning a
deaf ear to my entreaties for an
engagement. For short time /
managed to get few bookings
with the better class night clubs,
but every dismissal left me a
rung further down the ladder.
And dismissals were frequent.
The shabbier / grew in appear
ance and dress, the shabbier the
place that would give me a
chance. soon was reduced TO
skits in the lowest dives in New
York.
Day after day was the same
tread-mill routine.
A shot in the morning TO steady
my jumping nerves, a check on
my assets in the moment of calm
that followed TO make sure ] had
enough money to buy the NOR
phine my days needs would re-
quire, a trip TO a doctor TO make
my purchase, then a frantic can
vas Of booking agents to plead
for a one-night stand some place,
any place
Most of them were terrible pit
falls, filled with leering, beady-
eyed gangsters and painted wo-
men of the streets who sneered
at my poor efforts. chuckling 10
themselves that they at least
were making a better living.
And they were, that was the
pitiful part of it, But with all the
missteps that marked my life /
somehow held fast to a certain
semblance of pride. That was
something these others of my sex
had lost
i grew hardened to the task of
repulsing the crude advances Of
the managers who ran the dives
TO which my plight led me. My
very presence stood as an open
invitation 20 insults. Beggars
can't be choosers.
Yes. l drank deeply Of the
dregs OF the cup that once brim-.
med with the clear -effervescence
of beauty and youth!
There were times when my
purse held nothing but earfare to
carry me TO an underworld night
club where more than once | was
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

We would go to the home of
one of the men, take over the kit
chen, sit down on the floor,
eat caviar sandwiches and drink
champagne.
1t all sounds very silly, but it
gave each of us a chance TO cry
on the other ones shoulder. Many
a night we went through the
same routine, talking until morn
ing with the champagne and
caviar on the floor beside us.
The companionship of these
kindly men filled a void in my
lonely life that kept me from 60
ing stalk mad. Maybe they didn't
know they were doing me favor,
Maybe 1 gave some small meas
ure of happiness to them. l hope
so, because I've no other way to
repay them.
But like every sweet thing
that happened to me in Holly.
wood there was a bitter sequel.
My picture was finished and l
was negotiating for another con-
tract when a story about Wal
lace came out of New York. II
was something about a scene
he was supposed to have created
at our former honeymoon suite
at New York hotel. They said
he was carrying the torch for me.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

turned away with a blunt: mo
crowd, can't use you tonight, sis
ter"
Those were the agonizing times
when thought of the thousands
of dollars that had slipped
through my fingers, of the seven
hundred dollars worth of hats
that / bought in a moment of
pique with Frank Tinney's money,
of the fabulous sums that had
been thrown away at playboys'
parties when 1 was the toast OF
the great city that knew me now
only as denizen of its streets.
There was only one bright spot
in my life in those tragic days.
That was a dog, my Pomeranian,
Toy. ! had brought the pet with
me on my last exile from Holly
wood.
Toy was the one real thing in
the world had to give me a
shred Of faith. His loyalty was
never in doubt. Regardless Of
what my fellow man thought OF
me ! was a goddess in the eyes
Of that little dog.
What ! did, what l was, where
my erring footsteps led me didn't
matter. His faith never swerved
He gave me an unquestioning af-
fection that was denied me hy
human kind. He lent me courage
for the greatest fight ever
made.
l returned Toys love, He Al
ways was fed even though !
might have TO 90 without food
While ! was cropping at the foot
Of the ladder. hurrying from ono
dive 10 another to earn a few
dollars for dope, moving every
few days from one cheap dwelling
10 cheaper one. another man
came into my life.
~ < al lAthAAN AAAA' lAii1'.AA ls7ii
souls in the world: He was one of
these. He was "A man Of wealth
but, unlike so many others, he
asked nothing OF me except the
chance to help me.
Like drowning person
grasped at the helping hand He
did many fine things for me with
no return asked, but the great
battle of my life still was ahead
Of me and il was battle had 10
face alone.
Next week viii tell of these
events and of the nightmares 1
lived before finally emerged
from the dope-ridden world of the
living dead.
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

1t was all blamed on the fact that
1 had left him and returned to
Hollywood. OF course, that put
my name in the headlines again.
The contract offer was with
dawn. The door was closed on
me in Hollywood
For the second time in my life
I had no choice but TO turn my
back OF my chosen career and re-
trace my weary footsteps back TO
New York, the scene of my first
triumph as a Follies girl, the
backdrop of my deepest heart
aches
| was bitter. l was hard. The
downward steps were taken in
swift strides. My whole life soon
revolved entirely around one
thing.
That was dope Nothing else
mattered.
My existence was divided into
two recurrent periods, rushing
some place TO take a shot, then
waiting few hours, living In
agony, knowing that the insati-
able craving soon would return,
to be relieved only by more of the
deadening drug II was a vicious
cycle, lucid moments of mental
anguish, born Of awareness that
other moments of physical tor
ture soon were to follow.
I came to know the day when
my frenzy would drive me to jab
the needle into my leg right
through my clothing.
Yes, l had gone long way
from the day gave myself the
first hypodermic in my fine home
in Beverly Hills, when carefully
boiled the needle to sterilize ii
and sat shaking for ever so long
before l could bring myself to in
ject it into my arm.
An addict doesn't stop to worry
about a sterilized instrument
when a thousand demons are
tearing at every nerve in his
body.
The last of the film stars fine
furs, the final jewel of the bounti-
ful days Of Miss America soon
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

went for whatever was offered to
satisfy the desperate demands Of
the curse that held me.
Dozens of evening gowns, for
which ! had paid hundreds Of dol
lars apiece during lush days in
Hollywood, went for pittance 10
the first person who would heed
my pleas 1t was not long before
my attire exactly fitted my sta
tion a terror-ridden addict,
Sinking furtively through the
streets of New York.
Hotels refused TO admit me. 1t
was hard TO realize l had fallen
so low that places where once
I had been wined and dined
would call the police if l set foot
inside the entrance,
OF course. l didn't try to ap-
proach these scenes of former
glory can see the irony OF II
all now, but l didn't think about
ii then.
had a greater problem, mas
i i
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23
PATHWAY TO PARADISE

He found Redcliffe and Sandra
on the porch, but there was no
sign of Peter He was reluctant
for more reasons than one TO get
out of his car but pressed by
Redcliffe he agreed TO stop for a
few moments and take/a drink
with them
He explained guardedly what
he wanted with Peter, and then
he remembered that someone had
told him that Sandra herself had
visited that same territory re-
Gently with her ex-fiance.
Il suppose you didn't notice
anything unusual, Miss Red
cliffe ?" he said mo signs of
any Nazis in the vicinity ?"
Suddenly the incident at the
native dance and what Peters
servant had said afterwards came
back TO Sandra's mind. why,
yes" she said, and she repeated
the story the boy had told them
about the German being there
to engage bearers at a good pay
BY Ashley's expression she knew
that he was interested.
She showed him rs nearly as
she could on map just where
Peter and she had camped she
told him about the old manor
house
That's probably their head
quarters, Ashley said. He rose
to his feet. We'll, I'll be going"
Sandra stepped off the porch
with him and walked beside him
to where his car was parked. In
the presence Of her father they
had spoken fairly normally. but
now they were both silent. an
unfriendly. almost a hostile,
silence.
It's a long drive DO you
think you'll get back in time for
your wedding tomorrow ?"
Sandra suggested presently
IT'S not my habit 10 keep
Detroit evening times., 1941-11-23

A BOUT five o'clock that same
~ afternoon a native in Ash
lcy's pay whom he trusted came
To him with news of strange
goings on in a certain spot in the
interior Native bearers were
being engaged by foreigners and
the collars of an old manor house
were being used for storing,
though the natives had no idea
what was being stored there. But
the bearers had been told to re-
port for duty there the following
evening. There's "A chance of
catching them red-handcd or at
least gathering enough definite
information 20 force the govern
ment 20 take action Ashley
decided.
Then he remembered his we'd
ding tomorrow. Would ne have
time to get to the place and back
by then Ashley wouldn't have
been Ashley If ne hadn't decided
TO risk IT, But. of course, ne
must Jet June know When he
arrived at her hotel he was in
formed that Miss Martin was out.
Tie sCribblcd "a note for her.
On his way TO the garage 20
get his car he remembered that
Peter had been over that same
territory recently He wondered
if he had noticed anything that
might he helpful II would only
cause him a very few minutes
delay 10 stop in at Plantation
House and have a word with him.