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university or Louisiana State uni
versity. In addition to the four
guest lecturers, the four local Ne
gro doctors who head departments
Of the Flint-G oodridge staff will
serve on the faculty. They r
Dr.. Rivers Frederick, chief Of sur
gerry; DR.. N. R. Davidson, chief
Of g%ynecology and obstetrics; DR..
Logan w. Horton, chief of eye,
ear, nose and throat and DR.. G. FL.
D. Bowers, who is in charge of the
division of syphilis. The course
runs for two weeks, beginning
June 16, and is open to all phys
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Nv Dreams, June II (ANPO-
The above four nationally known
Negro doctors r included in the
faculty for the sixth annual post
graduate course for physicians at
Flint oodridge hospital of Dill
lard university. They r left to-
right, DIR. Theodore K. Lawless,
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In ex. for ms.
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lecturer in syphilis and dematol-
ogy, Northwestern university
school Of medicine, Chicago; DR..
Peter M. Murray, attending gym
ecologist, Harlem hospital, New
York; DR.. John w. Chenault, dir
ector Of orthopedic surgery, Tus-
kegee Institute Infantile Paraly-
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M. L. B.-I have been in college
two years and | wish to know
whether l will get a job this year
or not. Have / met my future
husband yet?
Ans: Yes, you will secure
work of some kind for the sum
mer months. This is going to be
very necessary if you expect to
complete your training in college
and you do want to no doubt. You
are allowing romance to interfere
with your school work-you are
taking the boys entirely too SER
iously. You haven't met your mate
as yet.
P. E. R il think Pm in love
with a nice girl but today I heard
she was going with another fell
low at the same time and / would
like to know if there is anything
to it?
Ans: Well why shouldn't she
receive other company-you two
aren't engaged. The girl is US
ing good judgement and if you ex-
pect to win her heart you will
have to change your views to
some extent as she isn't going to
let a jealous fit influence her to
give up her friends.
*****#
F. H.-Dear Sir: I am a news
boys and | would like to know
what you could send me to get
more customers and to make
more money?
Ans: | a send you some good
advice, which if followed, will get
you the results you desire. Here
it is: You aren't putting the en-
thusiasm into the job you now
have that you could. The secret
to getting new customers and
making money for yourself is to
get out and hustle and dig up new
business. There are plenty Of
people who would be glad to buy
your papers if you ask them.
Craftsmanship is what it takes and
this is one job you must learn 70
do yourself.
V. M. S.-To begin with | m in
love with a man much older than
|. / am married, and have 2
children but my husband spends
most of his time in Jail. NV
friend told me to go back to my
husband and make him do for me
and the children and l did. But
my friend has changed and Dies |
not do for me like he once did. Nv
husband has changed to and
seems more kind and loving. I
don't think | love him SO tell me
what to do?
Ans: The friend is tired Of YOU
and doesn't care to go with you
any more. Stop the relationship
altogether. Devote your entire
time making your husband and
children happy for your husband
realizes now just what you meant
to him and will do everything in
MS power to make you happy. If |
you live right and be a good wife
to him, he will do right himself
and will not have to go back to
Jail.
%*****
M M.-My boy friend has gore
to the army and l want to know
If | must wait until he comes back
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WORLD
In
REVIEW

Great Britain is now rationing
clothes-Girls who used to object
to the lock Of silk hosiery will no
longer need to complain-Bare
legs will be the order Of things
Britains are allowed a supply of
sc coupons for clothes which must
serve one person for a whole
year. Under the present plan a
suit costs &c coupons, a dress II
and a shirt eight-Under these
circumstances, wonder who will
be the b~est-dresed over there?
1t was learned this week that
by the end of this year we will
have enough first line warplanes
to control the skies over both
North and South America-An-
other report forecasts that Unit
ed States planes will be flying
80 miles per hour and faster in
side of three years. The United
States is spending tremendous
sums for defense. The Treasury
announced that of 81, 229, 288 fed
eral expenditures during the first
IL months of the current fiscal
year, defense items totaled S.
240,420,822. President Roosevelt
put the production machinery Of
the United States on a war basis
Under the mandatory priorities
bill he signed, industry must pro-
duce first the things the govern
ment tells it to and without pro-
test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Runyon TO Produce in Hollywood

Paul Sullivan huge pitcher who failed Tiger and Indian
in the American League going good with Kansas City in
the American Association Johnny Drake in his fifth year as
uback for the Cleveland Rams this making another
farewell appearance pro football The National Football
Leagues Philadelphia Eagles will travel by plane this Fall
Lou Saca world bantamwegh champion the only native New
Yorker holding boxing title at the time With the
exception Joe the bane head boXngs busiest
champion he's % years old and neither smokes drinks
Frank Leahy Notre Dame coach likes Indianas chances in
the Big Ten this Fall Joe Gould New Yorker who manages
Young Kid Mccoy Of Detroit other fighters shoots golf in
the low SOS Fred Hutchinson Tiger pitching farmland
with Buffalo who is 81 single and apparently healthy enough
he doesn't know how he stands in the draft He registered
IN Seattle his home city.
Damon Runyon author philosopher and sports expert is
going TO Hollywood producer Tppy Garfield
" j. fvetme winner Red Cochrane the welter-
weight champion Bill Hapae, Tiger property the army
stationed at Chanue Field H. Bob Ruehle of Michigan
there Both Big Ten basketball Yankees pick
Red Sox 10 finish ahead Of the Indians Rain
MUM for the ASta baseball game Briggs Stadium $3.50
Frank Frsch has been managing the Pirates leg
OF the time due to old spike wound injury coming again
Clark Griffith Ne turned down S250O00
ter o. Briggs for Dutch Leonard and Buddy Lewis
about that football league Doug Hertz going build
around John Kimbrough7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

JACKSON, Aug. 16.-The army
draft has forced Elwood Watson,
Jackson Highs athletic director,
out of retirement as a football
coach.
Watson, who bossed the Viking
gridders from 1923 to 1888, will
return 20 the football scene in the
Fsll-but this time as an assistant
10 Fortune Sullo. Watson will
direct the linemen.
The Viking director had no in
tention Of staging a football coach
ing comeback. Howeve his
services have become necessary
since the army draft caught Les
Bruckner, Jackson's line coach
last season. and no other desirable
choice popped up.
Besides announcing his own re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Lions Have Everything
In the Backfield
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

While the search for tackle.
continues at the Detroit Lion:
camp there is one department Il
which Coach Bill Edwards has tC
give only a thought-that's the
backfield department where the
Lions appear to have everything
Detroit has the ball carriers
headed by Byron (Whizzer) White,
the leagues leading ground gamer
for two seasons. 1t has the block
ing backs headed by powerful
Fred Vanzo. 1t has the passers
and the receivers. And Bill Ed
wards will tell you this in a hurry
the Lions should one Of the
strongest kicking departments in
the league.
Three newcomers, Dick Booth
from Western Reserve. Harry
Hopp of Nebraska and Billy JEFF
ferson of Mississippi State round
out a quintet OF punters the Ma
tional League will have to go
far 10 match. With WhizZer
White and Charles (Cotton) Price
Of last years kickers, Detroit may
often have two of these men in
the same backfield to add a threat
to the attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Helped by Brides

Out in 80 for a 2 up lead fol.
lowing a great birdie deuce al
the ninth, Funston and Whiting
were one under the rest of the
way. They had two brides and
a bogy on She second half.
The fifth hole had an i'm.
portant bearing on the match
Funston and Whiting winning II
when ii looked as if the other
pair had il in the bag Funston
holed 35-foot downhill putt for
what proved TO be a winning -four
when the Oakland Hills combine
muffed "A two-footer.
Berry and Connolly were only
three over par in gaining a Sd
victory over c. II. Whitelaw and
Warren Pease Jr. in the second
round. With a 38, the winners led
by four holes at the turn.
Sid Tushbant and Morry Schil-
Ter, a pair Of long hitters, took
Berry and Connolly 19 holes in
the morning. The latter three.
putted two Of the last three
greens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Wish Eqan Builds New Home

Billy Evans general of the Cleveland Rams IN the
League paid up contract with the Boston,
Red which does expire until December Wish Egan
Tiger scout building home his estate near Lahser
road and Freddy Cochrane welterwegh
champion boatswains mate first class
a SS4 month he is stationed at Norfok
Durocher colorful manager of the BROOKLYN
Dodgers pitches party the guests always wind up paying Tor NJ
:. f.. Leo has slot machine in the pantry.
- Chicago Stadium fight promoter has taken leaf
from Mike Jacobs signed Booker Beckwh light
heavyweight fiveyear contract Beckwths first real
test comes when he battles Burman August 81 Lou Nova
says hasn't fought who take punch like
Tean Well Nova hasn't fought who can give punch
like Louis perhaps
= the Rochester of and radio paid
$1,000 yearngs-hree colts and fyat the Saratoga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS

Runs-Triplett. Brown. Van Robays.
F1echer Cuisine, DMsggio. Errors -
Trplett, White Anderson. CUISINE Runs
hstted in-MsnCuso White DiMagFio 2
Cuisine. Two-baHe hlts-LOpez. Moore.
Cfesp Home run DiMsgFin Sacrifices
Cuisine. Marion Double plays Cuisine
10 Fletcher. Crespi 10 Marion. Len on
bases ST LOUIS 7 Pittsburgh Z Bases
on baiis-On Heintzeimsn 2 off white 3.
struck out BY White 3. by Heintzelman
u Hts-On White In 10 innings.
off Crouch In "a inning Losing pitcher
White. Umpires- Ma gerkurth stewart.
KLEIN ana Dunn. Time-2;06. Attendance
tactualD-t. 40.
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Check
Cardinals, AZ

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 16.-GNS)
-PittSburgh's Pirates ended their
four-game losing string by defeat
ing Ernest White and the league
leading 81. Louis Club 4-2. today.
The game also ended Whites
eight-game winning streak. Ken
Heintzelman held the Cards to
seven hits. an error. a walk and
two singles; giving the Cards their
two runs in the second inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
WASHINGTON
boston


Totals 80 II q n Totals 81 II ~ IL
'BRtted for Grove IN seventh
tBAttsd for zuotr IN eighth
Boston O02 900 23i
Washington OtO OO2 OOO-'s
Runs-Fox, Williams T. Tabor FoxN.
Doerr. Pytlsk, Grove. Travis z. Vernon ?
Archie, Bloodworih. Errors-TrAvis 2.
Archie. Grove. Tabor Runs batted in
Archie z, Bloodworth Case 2 CrUnin.
Williams. F1nney. Fox. Doerr. PytlAk.
Dobs0n. TwO-base hits -- Case. Cronin.
Grove, Williams. Lewis Sacrifice Esriy.
Double playE-Pehc0ck 70 Cronin, Archie
TO Bloodworth 20 Vernon 2 MAsterson 20
Bloodworth 90 Vernon Left on bases--
Boston 7. Washington 7 Bases on balls
on Grove 1. on Leonard 2. of Zuber ].
Struck out-By Leonard T. by Grove q.
Hits-On Grove . IN innings OF
Dooson In ) innings. on Leonard II N
7 innings (none out IN eighth on Zuber
none in inning. on AAsteraon IN
I inning. Hit BY pitchsr-By Dobson
GARY Wild pitch MSs,srEon. Passed
ball - Early Winning pitcher - Dobson.
Losing pitcher-LeonArd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

learned wree beer kegs the side he called
the whole thing off,
The table tennis intercity which for the past
years threatened for national honors has been strength
by acquisition of Bob Anderson Of Chicago ranked fifth
nationally f940 and Garrett Nash of ST. Louis ranked second
nationally 1889 and the only player to hold win Lou
Pagao national champion during the past Both boys
residents of Detroit and coupled with Chuck Bernstein
Michigan champion and Max Hersh Canadian Open tehoder
Detroit with New York top favores in the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

mer FOrdham DOCK OF sTdnlle duu
reminded Al Watrous Of Clarence
Gamblers appetite d en- and s on
Tommy Armour at Tam O'Shanter
Golf Club some years ago. "The
club had imported caviar that cost
something like $50 pound" Wat
rous recalled Gam smeared IL
thick on huge chunks of bread. He
thought IL was jam"
Rudy York, this Sunday, will
celebrate his twenty-eighth birthday
=. The Tiger first baseman was born
in Aragon, Ga. There are twin
sets of brothers on Frank Leahys
Notre Dame football roster-Dick
and Tom Creevy of Chicago and Tom
and Creighton Miller of Wilmington,
Del. +. All are backs . Millers
are the sons of Harry (Red) Miller,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
NEW YORK
Totals 80 Il q u Total. "a ear

Totals 80 II 81 II Totals "a 9 ~ o
'Batted for Ruling IN ninth.
Philadelphia 0l0 O04 O0i-s
New York 600 100 00l--t
Runs-Braneato siebert 2 suder, Wsg-
ner. Knott. Sturm. Keller, Rolte. RlIzuto.
lErrors-siebert. sturm. Rolfs 2, DiAAgEio.
Runs batted in--suder. Rolfe 2. Gordon.
Wagner, BrancAto. Mccoy. sturm. Two
base hits-Sieoert 2. Gordon. Three-oa
hits Brancato, Wagner, RizIuto. Home
run-Rolfe. Sacrifice hit--Knott Doubs
Plays Chapman 10 Wagner, Wagner 10
Suder. Mccoy 10 Brancato 10 siebsrt. Cor
don TO RiIzuto 10 Sturm. Rixxuto 20 sturn.
Z. Bases on balls--By Ruffing q. By Knott
2 Struck out-By Ruffing 3, BY Knott !.
lRuning (JohnsonD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
YORK TO CELEBRATE 2sTH BIRTHDAY

sgd Abel and Johnny Stewart made deal with the Rev
John Murdoch that they would attend services AT his Baptist
church Twelfth and Grand boulevard he would take In
Wing hockey games The hockey players have been at
tending the good veend application for seat reser
walton Red Wing games has been received at Olympia
Alexander Francis Woechowcz of the Detroit Lions complains
he still taste 80 perch he ate up at Grang one day during
Winters carnival that fair belt metropolis.
Forty would have been enough" Wolfe explains "Or
maybe played basketball the night the for
Enrdhan .hnck added Woies fish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Ydnks DOWned
By Mdlks, GA,
As Knott Stars

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Jack
Knott outpitched Red Ruffing
today as the Athletics downed the
Yankees. 6 TO a. The Yanks lost no
ground in the pennant race. how
ever, as the White Sox beat the
second place Indians.
The Athletics sewed up the
game in the sixth when they
scored four runs on a pass. Wag-
ner's triple, Sturm's error and
singles by Brancato and Mccoy.
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
TuTnesd Duo Loses

Sheehan and Snyder. another
strong combine, conquered their
Meadowbrook eliminates, II. p
High Power Davidson and
Randall Ahern. 3D.. in the second
round. The winners took a 4 VI
lead at the ninth, but TO ward
OF a rally by their opponents had
TO resort 10 some heroicS which
included three fine recoveries
from traps by Sheehan.
Wilson and Gajda eliminated
Aus Unger and Bill Dougall. SD.
in the second round after a 81
had produced a 4 up lead on the
first nine.
In the morning Wilson and
Gajda won from Willie Turnesa,
former National Amateur cham
pion, and his Meadowbrook part
ner. William Coombs. Sd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Franklin Hills
Golf Scores
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
fFiFst Houndl

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIOHT
First Round
c " WhitelAwWarren Pesse r. A.
feAted Tim Griffin Frank Farrell. - Aus
tin Unger- William DouEal defeated n n
Davidson Glenn Sifler. 81 James Funston
Dick Whiting defeated Art Thorner-R J.
Newman. I up IN 81 holes
Chris Brinke-Ai WatruuH Jr defeated
" X iyers-B y Eynon. 30 A. p VII
son Bob GajdR defeated while Tufness-
w a Coombs. So Tom shrehsn HOws ~
Snyder defeated Chef Woods jack Roberts
SIS n y. Davidson Randall Ahsm f9/
by default from Dr o. h. Aubin-LcN
Emery.
Ellis Berry Frank Connolly defeated sid
TuShbant- Maurice Schiller. 1 Up 10 holes.
SECOND ROUND
Berry Connolly defeated Whitelaw.Pesse.
$50 Funston Whiting defeated Brinks-Wat-
rous. SIS; Sheehan Snyder defeated Ahern-
Davidson 81. Wilson .GeldA defeated
Unger.Dougall. 90
sEMIF1SAL PAIRINGs
Berry Connolly vs.. Funston Writing, shy.
der- sheehAn Va. Wnson-CAjda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

sales recently :. Coach Bernie Bier
man of Minnesota, an officer in the
marines in the first World War, still
holds a commission in the reserves
=. Earl Martineau, All-American
halfback from Minnesota who Is now
on Fritz Crisler's football staff at
Michigan, saw action overseas in the
World War.
Willie was one of five Turnesa
brothers who competed in New
York newspapers hole-in-one contest
recently :. The quintet-Willie, Phil,
Frank, Mike and Doug :. Wonder
where Joe was? Boots Poffen-
berger, former Tiger scamp, was all
set to sign with Washington brew
cry team the past Spring, but when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Dade Park Dates

This years racing at Dade Park
track in Kentucky will run from
August 2 through September l.
be dropped for that reason.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Giants March
Over Pills, Al

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10
QNS)-The Giants pounded four
pitchers for Is hits and an easy
Al decision over the PhillieS TODAY.
New York bounced on Tom
Hughes for two runs and four hits
IN the first inning and got to
Johnny Podgajny for two more
runs on five hits in the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
PHILADEIPHIA
NEW yORE

Totals IS IS ~ "a Totals 80 Z ~ -
'Ratted for PodgaJny In third.
fBatted for Pearson in seventh.
tBatted for Warren IN eighth.
Slated for Hoerst In ninth.
New York 2O2 O0O 900
Philadelphia 600 100 O0O--1
Runs-Rucker, OFT. banning. Moore
Etten Error-Rucker. Runs batted in
OFT. Young. urges whitehead. Litwhfler
Two-base hits-ott Marty Sacrifice hit
Witug Double plays-Jurges 10 Whitehead
TO Young, May to Murtaugh 10 Etten.
Left Ga bases New York ., Philadelphia
~ Hts-On Hughes IN Ia inning OF
Podgainy IN 2 % innings, on Pearson
IN innings. or Hoerst ] In 2 innings
OF Wittg In ~ innings. on Brown o in
/ IA innings Bases on balls-On Wittig
4, by wittig 2. Hit BY pitchsr-By Wittig
tEtten). wild pitches--Wittig (2i. Win
ming pitcher-Nittg. Losing pitcher
Hughes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Labor OF Love

Arthur Susskind, who fought as
Young Otto. now teaches boxing
at Fort Tilden. He is serving with
out pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Red Sox Rally
To Beat Mats

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. - The
Boston Red Sox came on in final
innings TO overtake and nose OUT
Washington. s to 6. today.
BOSTON WARRINGTON
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Youngsters Top
Golf Sennifind|ists

Continued from First Sport Page)
them TO the final in 1910. They
we're only one over par for the
IS holes in eliminating the veteran
Chris Brinke and AL Watrous Jr..
14-year-old son OF the Oakland
Hi1Ic nrn S-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
JacksOn's Ex-Grid Head
To Return as Aide

turn TO grid service. Watson today
revealed the signing of Max John
son as a backfeld coach under
Sullo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

captain Of the 1908 South Bend eleven Their unces Don
Walter Jerry played for the Irish time another
Eddie Charity former Washington catcher, is managing
Beloit Wis semipro league Doug Mills acting Director
athletics University Of Illinois, at 49, is the youngest man To-
hold that post in the Big Ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

White was fourth best in the
National League last year with
an average of Al yards for 50
kicks He may still be called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17

upon to do most Of the kicking
but il is very likely the fresh
man, Booth, will do lot of the
punting, after he's further proven
his worth in battle.
The lean 190-pounder from East
Liverpool, O., is thoroughly verSed
in all the intricacies of Edwards
system, having played under the
Lions new coach at Western Re-
serve. He has been leading all
the punters in practice at Gran
brook with an average of between
so and SIS yards.
Harry Hopp. the Nebraskan. has
been outkicking Booth on occa-
sion. He can really put his 35
pounds behind the ball as he
proved by averaging so yards dur
ing his college career
Brilliant Runner
The fact that he is a brilliant
runner and completed 496 per
cent OF his forward passes in
IlEdSCS ilio NdlQt dS a AillG cat WIFI
he is in the kicking slot.
The 215-pound Jefferson is re-
garded as one of the Lions stand
out prospects as tailback and
his punting doesn't hurt his
chances for making the grade. He
showed his speed as a dash man
at Mississippi State and has de-
ception and drive in his ball car
rying.
He was an outstanding punter
in a tough collegiate league and
he looks just as good to the Lions.
His kicks have been just a trifle
shorter than Booths.
Price has been going easy on
the punting during the past week
because he wished to avoid a
injury, but is now tough
ened up enough 10 60.
All hands, including Whizzer
White. who reported Saturday.
will show their proves under fire
this Sunday afternoon when the
Lions are expected 10 90 through
the first scrimmage of the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
ADDIE MUST BE SAVED

BY the time Angus buys a shirt,
a tie and a new suit for $1s.75.
and finds himself a room on West
23rd street for S450 a week. 1T is
after dark and he decides the best
way To tell Adoreen. about his job
Is TO 20 TO the place where she
works and surprise her.
Angus has never known any
body who earned Sl25 a week. and
there is no doubt whatever in his
mind that the mere mention of the
sum will cause Adoreen to make
instant arrangements for we'd
ding ceremony. Not that Adoreen
would marry him or anybody else
Just for money. But she will know
that Angus IL a success and csps-
bile Of getting along anywhere -
including New York.
Angus doesn't exactly like Ia
admit IL. but he is a little curious
about this place where Adoreen's
singing and this Mr.. Garvin Fitz-
water. who has got so much busi-
ness to talk over with Adoreen at
lunch every day.
II Is T:30 on the dot when
Angus reaches the Purple Pelican.
He is surprised TO find the place
practically deserted. A dimply
hat-check blond. wearing some
thing that looks like a bathing suit