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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

Fancho Cagrillo VINO has been
home ON a 15-day furlough. re-
turned Monday to his pest ct the
San Francisco headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
Cs.alexico
News
By Jane McCampbeII
Telephone $40

AEm Pcan@l, WHO underwent an
emerge nc alpend'ctoriy Fridai
night at iha Griffin hospital i,
reported . doiM- very we'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30
AnnOul7C mems
OF Nj !:it?cs

Lutheran We" - T."agur VII
meet Thursday ~ = I'm 10 Grace
Iuthc4an church.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

Home drpartm"a, r.saMiH,n lahe
postponed IL" t"'eaes ..".tM@ from
the In. ,p ,:'. :...sa F.t~E O.
toHer 10 F." tEa u F'1.ence
Glenn. h;H'o &c"ss .... "r agent.
may be v'i'' thcm y. Glenn j.
due to return lo 1,a ta'."} on Oct.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

john Pe6rin il. was chrsten2d
Monday morning III O,r Lady of
Cuada mDa Church by Father o.
Co.n0r. Following the christening
mere was a barbecue at the Podrln
residence in CalcXlco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

The S3ci2d Heart cldb met Mon
dar ,.gNt al thr Catholic church
They spcnt the cvcnil.1 in further
mQ plans tor their convention next
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

THE striking
I thing about
stylish
young
suburbanitcS
this autumn:
He and She
will look alike.
AT least their
clothes will.
This pair,
for instance,
wear Stacks
of the same
fabric,
a new
vclvcty ribbed
one of corduroy
construction.
Hers arc u
little Y armcr
brown III color,
Ot course,
and His have
a separate
.. belt
> Another
important
feature
of such
leisure
clothes
is that loose,
easy comfort
is the No. l
consideration.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-30

The KiWani: club will hold its
REGULAR meeting Wednesday az
!2:l1 p. l..
The guardian., 1941-05-24
ELECTRIC COOKING
DRAWS CROWD

Continued from Page u
ing school this week was the most sue
cessful ever carried on by the South
End Electric Co., and the firm has con-
Quoted several during recent years.
There were three crowded sessions, one
Wednesday afternoon, one on Thurs
day night and the closing seccion Friday
afternoon. Valuable prizes were award
ed the holders of lucky registration
cards; and an attendant distributed
Edison Company tested recipes, pam
phlets on electric cooking, and also
leaflets telling of the economies Of
switching to the electric preparation Of
breakfasts, dinners and suppers for
the family.
Mrs. Agatha Briggs Robertson, long
in the employ of the Boston Edison
Company, was the expert demonstrator
Of electric cooking. Because of her
competence and satisfactory service
she recently was given promotion to
the position of Home Service Coun-
selor, and is dispensing advice and
recommendation about electric appll-
ances to all who wish to consult her at
the Edison Shop, corner Dudley and
Warren sts.
Prize winners we're:
The guardian., 1941-05-24

William "Count"Basie, famous Jump
King of Swing will be the featured at
traction at Egleston So. Gardens Fri
day night, May 80 at the holiday dance
sponsored by the Esquire Club.
Bill Basic gained his title of "Count''
while in Chicago. Down and out and
without fare for a trip back home to
Red Bank, New Jersey, he filed in at
nickel novel house as piano player
with the local orchestra. The royal
manner in which Basic conducted him
self when his fingers struck piano
The guardian., 1941-05-24
Page Five
WITH THE BIND
Continued from Page II

to the Secretary of War, paid visit to
Colonel Howard C. Gilbert and his
staff Tuesday. He was taken on tour
of the 372nd cantonment area and ex-
pressed his admiration at the fine work
that is being done there.
Thursday evening, May %, the non
commissioned officers of the 1st Battal-
ion attended a dance given at the Sol
diers Club in Trenton, N. J. Dancing
partners were furnished by the Wo-
mems Civic League and Federation of
Clubs and from all reports the boys had
a GRAND time.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
TUFTS COACH TOPS

Continued from rage II
his own people, but more for his coun-
try" ~
Official Tufts comment came from
head coach Prof. William Stanton
Yeager, 1912 track captain and Mayor
of the Campus, Walter Hall, and coach
Clarence "Dinger" Dussalt. All spoke
highly of the first race track captain at
Tufts, and Medford's first and only
.IC.4-A champion who holds over
twenty championships and is still go
ing strong.
Dussalt who probably knows Eddie
better than most-quite natural Tor a
coach-proved to be a great tavorlte
with the crowd. Dussalt told how a
colored athlete-the great Phil Ed
wards. had shown him the way. Then
it became his great fortune to inherit
a great athlete, Eddie Dugger.
eddie holds every major inter
collegiate record" said Dussalt OF his
nrize hurdler." The 1879 seconds
achieved by Walcott and Dugger over
fine 12O yd. high hurdles is the fastest
ever recorded" said Dussalt, adding
that the accepted worlds record OF
1877 seconds was made over hurdles
three inches lower than the present
barriers. -,
Leon Furr, head of the Community
Club presented bronze trophy TO
Dugger and bouquet to Eddie's mo-
ther.
Among other celebrities present
were Headmaster Ralph Kendall of the
Medford High School; Ben Ostheus
prominent A.A.U. official, Lou Mont
gomery of B. G., Attorney Ray Guild,
president Boston branch N.A.A.C.P.,
John Shelbourne, ex-Dartmouth, now
of the Shaw House; Sheep Jackson Of
N.Y.A., George Skelley of the Guar
dian; Gus Solomon of the Omegas,
coach Jack Mcdonald, father Of Torby
Mcdonald, Crimson star; Doc Will
liams, ex U. Vermont ball hawk, and
host of others.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
HAIR M
BY FLOYD 6. sNELSoN

anita -. Harry and Theresa Brooks
of 400 w. 154 St. are expected to re-
turn soon firm Hot Springs, Ark,
vacation.
1t was a pleasure to offer my con-
gratis to Bob Montgomery, and his
trainer Joe CRANKY, just as they were
leaving for Philly Saturday r. Bob
said he was taking the banIroll home
to wife and baby. Edna and Marlyn
Bostic, a pair of lovelies are among
the liveliest damsels on Sugar Hill"
and bear watching. Whistling Bob
Howard was shaking hands with the
gang telling 'em about his hot spot at
Coney Island, where he's tickling the
worries. i. Pearl Baines has divorced
Roscoe Simmons, Jr. and may tie-up
with playboy Tommy Yeun . Joyce
Beasley is now doing a "strip-tease".
The 1.-THE little lady Ann Baker.
songbird with Louie cole Satchmo)
is wow-ing at the Apollo, this being
her Harlem debut, she is destined to 90
places E. . ole Louie showed the crowd
ed house that he's still in the groove
Randy Dixon, sportswriter of
Phllly was over for the fight so
was Grafton Johnson the Baltimore
mortlcian Jean Elridge, enter
tainer, formerly with Teddy Wilson
ark, has chose herself husband. in
the person of one Billy Cash, Cleve-
land playbOy. E. , Does anyone know the
whereabouts of Julian Garrett, once
associated with Casper Holstein, if so
please let me know.
Edwina King, Fiske grad who has
been doing graduate work at Columbia.
has returned to her home in Memphis.
Tenn. Emma Mosely-pretty wife of
Earl Brown, is skillful at the wheel of
her sedan. E. . Theda Deas will soon get
her final papers breaking her tie with
liny Bradshaw E. and nobody knows
who'll be the who Jimmy Rushing
of the Count Basic crew doesn't seem
to be rushing off that bay window.
Rosie Guillard, the born and bred
town girl, is lending her presence to
the Bird Cage e.. Nell Dodson is pri-
vate secretary for Canada Lee, she an
swers his fan mail . Mrs. Bertyne
Tildon is the object of all eyes wearing
a gorgeous pair of blue-fox furs an
Easter gift from friend husband
the dimpled Mildred Keene is okay by
me -. The triumphant return to Har-
lem of Erskine Hawkins, is packing
the Savoy E. J. A. Rogers is busily
engaged writing the second edition of
his book "SeX & Race"
The guardian., 1941-05-24

She's 1.-THE, streamline, and the
"stringbean" type, gorgeous and ter
rife E. she is Mary Harris Miller, the
merry widow who resides at Hotel
Theresa lost her husband Duke
Miller, famed dancer of the trio Pete,
Peaches & Duke, which distressed her
for sometime is the mother of a
fine son, 8-year old Duke Jr., who
hopes to follow in the footsteps of his
late daddy. q. Mary is natty wearing a
manish tailored suit in herrinbone and
Scotch plaid she is sophisticated
plus nothing frightens her but the
weather and that must be Tightening.
i
Oomph girl a college boys
dream gave Harlem this entrancing
creature, Hilda Hillman of Boston .
who came here to seek a career, is of
Russian descent . :. f. is a skillful dancer
of ballet, taps and ballroom cele-
brated her 21st birthday last Thursday
tell you more later, your cruising
reporter, Snelson, 478 W. 159 Street,
N.Y.C. AU 3-8120.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
FREE CLASSES IN ENGINEERING
Continued from Page l

tai related subjects At Tufts and
Northeastern courses will cover machine
drawing, mathematics and mechanics
and production processes, At Tech the
engineering drawing course will be
given, beginning June %. The engin-
eering drawing course at Harvard is
scheduled for June 16.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
+ YEAR OLD GIRL
INHERITS $I50,000

CONTINUED from Page y
her wealth as inevitable friends,
white and colored, push forward with
advice and offers of help in the man
agement of her possessions. Then, too,
Florida's color prejudice is a very
real and vicious thing. Will it operate
to swindle the colored orphan girl of
her inheritance?
The guardian., 1941-05-24
TEA FOR RESTHAVEN
Continued from Page y

Miss Mayme Harrison, assisted by Mrs.
Alfred Lewis and Miss Marie Turner.
Members of the committee included:
Mesdames Roscoe Bowser, Nathaniel
Handy, James Martin, Andrew New
ton, Louis Pasco, Jr, Milton Reddick,
John Turner, George Watts, Frederick
Young, Francis G. Wilson, and Miss
Grace Turner.
The guardian., 1941-05-24

keyboard earned him his title of
"Count" from the housemanager and
the musicians in the band. From ther
on, the title stuck.
Included in the inspired Basic BanC
is the greatest rhythm section in the
country. With Joe Jones at the drums
Freddie Greene on guitar, Walter Page
on bass and the Count himself at the
piano, the Basic rhythm section is de-
scribed by music critics as the finest il
the history of modern music.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
CHATTER BANTER

My pal Duke Ellington flew into
town by plane for short visit and
had to fly back to Cleveland to fill an
engagement. Ivy Anderson, the mel
low voiced thrush of Dukes band, blew
IN town in her brand new Cadillac,
with liveried chauffeur 1. while here
she took time to get check up with
beauty at the Rose Meta Shoppe
where Rose Morgan and Modesto
Roquemore are guaranteeing acurate
performance.
The flying (airplane) traveller DR..
Leo Robinson, MD, of Springfield,
Ohio, hoped off liner from a cruise
to Havana, Friday Rita Davis and
Arlyne Hill, both Ohio gals held him
IN tow the Theresa waitress girls
says he is the best Upper on record.
NUZZLE? Why doesn't the
Hotel Theresa get a sand blast cleaner
TO make it white and pretty it
would be killer-diller. l learn that
Dot Rhodes, former Kit Kat "pretty''
mas gone on the other side ofay
6G00ytrlend, living in white hotel.
Inc dainty young lady Alaine Maury
Oh Chi. is guesting with her soeur Ju-
The guardian., 1941-05-24
MUSIC DEMONSTRATION
Continued from Page II

tiful bouquet of flowers and the purse
presented to her "THE AID
VANCEMENT OF MY PUPILS
BOTH YOUNG AND OLD IN
THE STUDY OF MUSIC MY
CHIEF CONCERN says Anna
Bobitt.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
FAIR PERSONALITIES

She's plumpish but she doesn't want
me to say that E. . Muriel Davis, age
20 plus, deep ivory complexion, size
l6, weight 130, height 5-3, waist 28,
hips Al, bust 81, shoe 6, wears peach
colored underthings, shapely legs with
calf IL, ankle g.. she's one of those
so called strawberry blondes, Har-
lem born and reared, graduate of Tex
tile High School, business course .
now working as a photographers
model -. lives with ma and pa at 244
West 143 Street, apt. 4W I asked
If she's willing to correspond with
some lonely soldier lads she said
yes, if they are friendly, sociable and
interesting, romance not necessary
she is free, single, but refused to di-
vulge the engaged part.
The guardian., 1941-05-24

On Wednesday evening" May 2 at 800 o'clock William Richardson
nationally known baritone artist will be the guest soo
opening Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
be held The Charles Street Church Roxbuy Wallace Thompson
widely acclaimed TENOR will also be heard group Of solos,
other singers TO be heard during conference Vea
Howard Ann Wake Ruth Norris Esther Greene Jesse Ovens Hanson
Johnson Sarah Nelson and Matte Price, The Alpha Male Quartet
the Pilgrim Four Male Quartet will also sing Williams president
the Senior Choir and William Rhodes orgn musical DIRECTOR
The guardian., 1941-05-24

I'M TELLIN' YOU!
IF YOU live in Harlem and don't have
an address on Sugar Hill" or Wash
ington Hgts, section =. you live "In-
the-Valley" . . that's the way they
sav it now, uptown.
PM. Newspaper has been the rave
in Harlem the past few weeks, result
inc from its valiant efforts to help our
Deople get recognition in the National
defense program. . 1t might be news
to YOU that your cruising reporter
Sneison is a contributor to the PM.
features.
Honolulu to New York in ten days
more than 5000 miles via land and
sea is the happy travel of Hazel Tho
mas. owner of the Park Lane Beauty
Shop, and her sister Marie Saunders,
beauteous sisters, top flight Harlem
queens, who like to spend money for
such a vacation =. Hazel has been
in Hawaii nearly year, while Marie
Joined her last fall =. tell you more
after their arrival (Monday).
Sympathy to the bereaved family of
Louis Douglass, international actor
who took his final curtain. He is
the husband of the former Marian
Cooke, talented daughter of Will Mar
ion Cooke and his wife Abbie Mitchell,
noted actress. A.. The end came Friday
at Sydenham Hospital after brief i'll
ness Louie was last seen on the
stage of the Apollo several weeks ago
in Irwin c. Miller's "Ten Manhattan
49,. the Douglasses reside at 364 West
11G Street . the profession mourn
their loss.
The collector of antiques j. C. Can
non, Of the Kinghaven apis. enter
tanned friends in honor of his mother,
Mrs Fannie Anderson who were
there? -. I'll tell you Eddie NAL
lory, Joyce Robinson, Arthur Perry,
Ivy Madden, DR.. Mckinley Wiles,
Lena Horne, Johnny and Albert Har-
ris. Mrs. Barbara Deas, and Theda
Nmse. Hart and Waters special
features beside the cocktails and hors
docuvres, was Dene Lari with her con-
ception of the La Conga.
The Lies Theartists" are conducting
a soiree-"Gay New Orleans Mardi
Gras" dated at the Congress Casino,
Thursday (22) with creole gumbo a
speciality ... The ladies are Susie
Sutton, Ollie Burgoyne, Mabel Hop
kins, Artie Bell McGinty, Maude
Osborne, Alberta Pryme, Henrietta
LoVelace, Virginia McCutcheon, Doro-
thy Paul Conyers, Carrie Hamer, Eloise
Bennett, Muriel Rain I'll be there
Asbury Park, beckoning for Deco
ration day opening at Cuba's hotspot
will find such lovelies as Rosetta Will
Iams, Joyce Beasley, Dot Rhodes, Mae
Arthur Julia Hunter and others.
Speaking of the seashore, just chatted
with my pal Charlie johnson, manager
Of Atlantic City's hotspot Club Har-
lem, who is in town booking his new
show, to be headed by the pulchritudi-
nous Mae Diggs, recently of Cafe So
ciety.
The guardian., 1941-05-24
MEDFORD MAYOR PROMISES
DUGGER DEFENSE JOB

Continued from Page II
his own people, but more for his coun-
The guardian., 1941-05-24

PM. Newspaper has been the rave
in Harlem the past few weeks, result
inc from its valiant efforts to help our
Deople get recognition in the National
defense program. 1t might be news
to YOU that your cruising reporter
Sneison is a contributor to the PM.
features.
The guardian., 1941-05-24

TN TELLIN' YOU!
IF YOU live in Harlem and don't have
an address on "Sugar Hip or Wash
ington Hgts, section . you live en-
tbe-Valley' that's the way they
say it now, uptown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

reserved sort of a girl That's what Polys
youngsters tell her"
Still water" quoted Martin and added,
returning TO his jellied Madrlene, since the
kissing episode was concluded. It's Waynes
grandson I'd know him anywhere. Per-
RENAL Wayne Blond small headed slight
boned with those long, thick eyebrows. They
always said of old Peter he had TO tie em
back Of his ears TO keep em from interfering
with his moustache wax"
Mrs Parker soon after this, fell in with
Judith at one Of their charity meetings in
Philadelphia. and the day following this meet
ing Judith summoned Linnie Grange down 10
Hearthstone for lunch.
IL was. Of course not the first time they
had been together since the final act in the
pearl drama Lnnie had hurried TO the donor
AS soon after Lucy's inexplicable performance
rs she had been able TO compose herself
She was anxious TO eXculpate her beloved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Don't expect explanations or apologies
from Lucy Grange And watch your preroga-
tives and little Jacquelnes rights. even her
property dear" This. Linne had spontane-
ously and honestly protested.
TODAY, when the obedient niece-in-laW ar
rived for lunch, entering the long, low
ceilinged drawing room. which smelled of
floor wax, old chintz and potpourri, made by
Judth's mother and still redolent of spiced
garden sweetness in two enormous and price
less porcelain jars, she found Judith smiling
in one of the formal Chippendale chairs
The old woman, who had staked love
against pride and had lost, looked at the
beauty of her youth with what strange sad
questioning
Linnie took her hand. kissed her, smiled
down at her. She knew that she, herself
looked especially pretty and young in her
light leaf green print. but she was. as usual
freshly astonished by the surviving beauty in
this life-worn face.
II had today an unusual flush and bril-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

~ from Linnio She tried 10 act and 10 look
her usual cheerful self, but loss of appetite
and color were beyond her control
Lnne was watching, worrying. trembling
on the very edge Of an investigation; hurt,
too Jackie could see by this loss of her
beloved darling's trust. II would probably
have been better for everyone if that darling
had taken her mother quickly into her con-
fidence AS it
AS il was. there were no fellow Prince
tonians no Princeton Alumni in the lobby and
restaurant Of Peters selected hotel, bat there
was an ancient Harvard Alumnus who was
meeting his wife there on that day and at
that hour, and this wife was an old friend
of La and Judith Grange.
II believe" said Mrs Parker putting up
her glasses, Il believe that lovely creature
you've been trying to keep in sight Martin,
is Judiths great-nece, little Lucy Grange.
LUIS namesake, believe it or not"
kIARTIN stopped craning and said,
iNl "Humph ?" He had long ago decided ii to
be the gcntlemany thing to keep any express
sion of admiration for one woman from an
other, especially if that other be his wife.
She knew this. approved it and was amused
by it.
II wonder who is the young man with
her O. Martin Heck new uicltly-they- won't
see YOU He's kissing her"
Martin chuckled delightfully."-, by gosh, so
he is"
And 1 always understood she was shy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

have been a sutton Of judith
Oranges" Pretty darn near
was" Ralph reioined, and Lin
ME realized that to question It
would be a sin against the
Grange traditiou.
She was beginning TO feel
the impregnable and even the
threatening strength of this
tradition. Now and again 1t
made the outline of a shadoWy
barrier between her mind and
Ralph's.
That was all that had passed
between Linnie and Judith as to
Jackie and the pearls except
for the ruthless sentence passed
by Judith upon Lucy's act.
The child's no better than a
thief. You'll find she clings TO
her prerogatives with very little
conjunction. She's always felt
herself sacrosanct and been en-
Outraged to exercise lesc-ma-
jeste
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

There's a very ardent and very
favored sutton at any rate
Judiths face was shadowed I'm def
nitely sorry TO hear it, I've enjoyed your
little girl She's good company. l hope the
sutton is good enough for her There are
plenty of young no-accounts about. But l
suppose I'm not TO be told his name. l
haven't yet earned the right TO yours or to
young Jacquenes confidence. e. ?"
The proud hurt voice moved Linnie to
further advance than she had meant to make.
She mentioned Peter Wayne then tried TO
pull the announcement back. too late.
Juciths fine old mask had taken on the
greedy glow of ancient vanity. Peter
Waype's grandson. He should be a fine fell
low The old Peter was once sutton of
mine Jacqueline'
Every in Philadelphia Of that genera
ton" Linnie said in amusement 10 her hus-
band afterwards. seems, in her record TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

lance as though a tonic had
been shot into it's veins. Those
bitter and bright dark eyes.
that proudly-held small head,
were today instinct with some
sort of triumph. self justifica-
ton.
''Lu will be in presently.
l sent her down TO pick out
some fine grapes for you. And
you know poor Lu. ii takes
her an enternity to accomplish
the simplest commission. You
look charming. Light green is
your color, Jacqueline. You
have green eyes, you know"
Il like TO call them hazel.
Green sounds rather snake-in-
the-grass, doesn't IL? / was
thinking that old rose is GER
tainly your color. =" And
Jacqueline blushed. fearing
that Judith might suspect a
double meaning.
But, Now we've made
each other compliments" said
Judith, serenely, I've some
thing to tell you that | want
TO get over before La reap
pears. She's quite soft in the
head, you know, where my
great-niece is concerned, and
this bit Of gossip would send
her into convulsion probably
-. unless she has young
Lucy's confidence. which /
doubt. The puss is sly as !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
6y
Katharine eWlil
Burt

Jackie from apparent negligence. 1t was
not easy 10 do this without betraying her
own bitter resentment of Lucys interven-
ton and, in truth, although she strove for
magnanmity with every strand of con-
scious will sort of unconscious seeping
of the acid emotion did take place.
Il can't help being annoyed" Linnie
was frank 10 say" because Lucy put us
me and my Jacqueline-in rather nasty
hole Naturally, Aunt Judith l couldn't
let the child keep your wonderful gift
against the wish of Ralph and in the face
of Lucy's bitter disappointment. In a way,
they are her pearls
They are mine" Judith had said, but
nothing more about giving them to any
one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Then, with crash Of deathly explosion,
came Peters letter. In all the smoke and
debris Of her happiness that phrase so out
Of key with Peters usual speech. My heart
is broken" kept life in Jackie's own heart.
She did not understand it would be inn
possible for her ever TO understand divided
loyalty in love. ovemastering emotion. nor
even the appeal to that masculine counterpart
of her own maternal instinct OF Lucys
lovely dependence
But Jackie did understand that she was
IN her feelings more mature than was the
boy she loved and her first impulse after the
shock had been endured and she knew that
she was still alive was generously for his
reinsurance Pride TOO helped her 10 write
bricf nota Don't WORRY ! understand It's
All right Your eternal friend and helper,
when and If needed "
IIer rricf concern thereafter became the
kccqne ri her secret from Lucy and especial
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meeting IN New \ Ork, VIII
tell me everything But
Lucy's face, for all its
owners naivete. had eX-
traordinary powers OF
reticerce.
She looked that eve
ming neither oxultant nor
distressed but wore dis
creton like a veil. So
that Jackie dared to
think, He has prepared
her lie is letting her
down gradually. and suf1
fcred a pang for the poor
girls eventual awakening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

At parting, Linnie
had pleaded prettily, with
all her grace, You will
let me ask one favor of
you, won't you? lend
the Grange pearls to