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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Townsend Meetings

Following - lat ~ scheduled
T0snssnd meetings
Thursday Flrcrsst No. - a.
The church In E1rcrssf hawthorn
Cl4b auxiliary - II ~ r. Al
,s1D - c = sumner elab at.
Iiary. sumner a. i % = n
Harmony club 30 %. X 81 G
hail On SIN svs Nita cards fal.
living tire p.4Elnsss meeting
Friday AA-gaiy cut - Ma.
rsosss hau. ,. m regular meet.
.aE and es-ea Fsrn Hll 40. 4
. on vacation until sept ; souih
summit club. regular meeting IN
Community nal South Tacoma
cius No. ManItog rail regular
meeting followed ~ dancing uhs-
vsrsity club No ss. regular meet
NJ
SATURDAY FsNcett Avenue cut
No 70. Carpenters nall. regular
r1eeting and dancing
SUNDAY Boat TIP. sponsorea
ny the AIl-Ciiy club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
0riing will Send
Legion Delegates

oari>.--A msrtesn t<xson
pest sn1 sasllisFx tef - uxfink
stil ssrf aslsEsls. n me state
eunvsnfsoa n rsslm. "a tt.ta
F1rss ART .~eena aelszsiss fas
ths rn<s sSs waves saans eon-
Hsna.f. elect .sa orisy whstfeFa.
present commander
rha~< eeins se-s ~ ths sastI-
lafy .rs Grace pe-s. president.
elect tAiiisH selfsrt secretary.
slsss Edlth sneez. hlstssiaH=< eject.
sna Harriet Coffmsn II aamnsr
ffssisisnt. I'll sstssd =. guests
ire party all motor n rsstns
IN IN. snnes sutefnofsle ~ say
~ Ssehss pas. Wednesday after
nan ard wsli return sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. ART Mrs.. Rave vo~. ard
son JseA u oFtinE spent Inc ~sss
End slzitiax Mr. ves.s p.Fsats
Mr. ard Mrs. A. ! Richard. Al
Gig hsrhos.
The Amsftssu Legion snsElssry
Swing eiuh vtil meet At Inc home
II Mrs. Mary HeaxsF. Thursday
AuE u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Numerous Petty
Thefts Reported

Several burElares were reported
h police Wednesday
Earl C. Hall. 5o7is So. G st,
ssid THAT someone reached through
Hn open window of his apartment
ard stole portable typewriter
valued al Ss5.
c. L johnson. Pip No. 18th
st.. said an electric drill belong
lng n Roy T. Early. contractor,
vas taken from remodeling joh
st the Baker hotel, 18th and
Market SITS.
Theft NJ portfolio and sample
rass valued at S25. including con-
tents. was reported BY F. n. Reed
Of 707 So. X st He said the
items were taken from his IN
locked car, which he had parked
IN the basement OF 1o12ia So.
Tacoma ave.
Mrs. J. Kancianich. 5l01 No.
zsth st. told police an auto robe
and a woman's jacket We're taken
from her car in front OF the house
between $50 and 1913 Tuesday
r m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Experiment Station Sets
Field Day on August 28
Sioff OF PuYullup Institution Will
Conduct Tours From 10 Until

PUIALLTF THURSDAY. Aug
=. has been set fof ths annual
field day a. the Western Wash
inxton Experiment station when
farmers throughout fhs western
part ~ the state are invited %
inspect various experiments under
way.
Tours under leadership ~ mem
hers Of the station staff vii he
ETn a. 10 q m. and continue
throughout the day until = ?. m.
Tine will he taken out for lunch
g. which Or J. ". Kslkus. super
intendent. VIII preside The sta
ton vii furnish coffee and ice
cream. II Il pointed out the date
this year Is later than last 10
afford those who attend the event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
His Leg Fractured
For Second Time

Pvt orvsl I. Hartman. ~.
is7d Infantry. Co. .. Fort Lewis.
lust . short tirns as1t ~ ths hns.
piisl. where he w.s confined with
fractured lsg. AS returned 70
me county hospital "wednesday
morning for tho same injury
Ills isg as rs-brphsn dufinK .
fight 9Th 81 unidentified soldier
~ safh ard Hauth Tacoma RaY
~ 2 q = ~ Hartman asaaliant
k.aksd him after knas sins him
down. according 10 palics IN
addition 10 hls injury Hartman
siso iost Ms front upper bridge.
~ofk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

isih ., pfivsis first Gas.
autseh was transferred - seiive
duty IN Iceland ,na AS 90 the
first hasiiosd rs.ehIns thsre
shortly after IN. reuFth ~ IaiY
On TIE trip from ssn Diego ne
writes n seeing many tuna hsh
off the Mexican ceast sna various
different fish In tropical waters off
ths coast II Fiorsda. Many sharks
too. we're seen from bis haat
FROM Charleston. South Csrnllna,
there wsre No ssors until reaching
Iceland.
Gnlas. The rws~.
In he first letter from Iceland
he says in part. Our mail dcssn'
reach ~ every day hks !, did In
the states hui only aaee every t~o
Or three weeks fhs other day !
received 10 letter, and seven news.
papers ffnm nom. Imagine rad.
inE The Tacoma Times =. 400 miles
from home n Is. Thrill I eanno,
properly desefibe
A graduate ~ Lincoln high
sehool IN 1881. CoFstn as popular
IN sports In Tacoma lie played
snfibaii for wsrtsnbe Service IN
n. city league la, year ami also
fnr the Dock 81 Pirates IN lnds.
pendent play Ne ~ss alan m .
Commercial league bowling team
and belonged Ia men golf team
rollo~. n..~haii
ksenly Interested in baseball. Ia
- ever anxious a. receive his copy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Suspected Women
Will Be Examined

Police Chief Einar LAngseth. In
a general order Tuesday. directed
officers Of the department to hold
all persons charged with prostitu-
ton. or soliciting prostitution for
a board Of health examination.
Chief Langseth. who earlier had
announced that persons no longer
would bs detained for board Of
health examination. said he had
based his new order upon the
opinion Of Assistant Corporation
Counsel Clarence Bowie IN a CITY
ordinance relativ. TO health OK
sminations
The chief also ordered that off.
GERS should hold all persons for
examination. whom they have
reason 10 believe are victims Of a
venereal disease.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Pred Broz. Ia. eft Tacoma We'd
nesdsy for Kansas Cty As = dele.
gate 10 the convention 81 the Gro
attain Fraternsl Union of America
The convention vii mark the 2Sth
anniversary Of the organization ~
the junior order n the lodge. and
Fred represents chapter las
He Is a student At Robert Gray
school and the son n Mr. and
Mrs Nick Rroz ~ stfs So. Pine
Roth his parents are members of
the Morning Star. No AIS. n the
same lodge. Of which his father
was an organizer 30 years ago
The convention will b held Aug
17-1p Fred will return TO Tacoma
on August Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Tacoma Marine in Iceland
Enjoys Reading The Times
Writes 10 His Poren,s Here Thot It's
A Thrill He Cont Properly Describe

- rne Tmes - FhscH - - 10
Eaxrftfs Baseball fssws
Hs = Iarsl Hssrssss = fNe
Tseeras riesFs n Ehs " Z ieskils.
- seattle Iasllsa= ~ - Cast
issEus aaa - sHzAsaf nF1asifn
nsrsiEex husosseF
Enofffy sfssr Essvfsx rseen.
issi November fsf asa nssxa. 30
rreghef ssfs.rFsh~ss feF re raeams
unes zna - "a h~sn rsesixtnE
4 ever stnes.
mufzea senzfs 49, Wishes = an
80 Trends a snd sfusas8 rssans.
lIe ~eala 80 very MIRA n ssaF
firm sseh 49, every eas q tssw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
". S. {. Dean Of Men
Rotary Club Speaker

br. OTIS e AeCr.ery. dear Of
men 81 Washington stat. college
In Pullman. vii - the principal
speaker ~ tho Tacomz Rotary club
meeting Thursday noon ~ Hotel
Winthrop. Also on the program
IA vocational TAX ~ Arthur
Thompson.
AsHt TuesdsY nom the Tacoma
group wlll hold an intsr-eity meet
ing s1th ne sumner Rotary elub
~ sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Neff 1879 "Wednesday fEaw
snnther TArnnan szFNtnE Sith ~
tnited States snafzz CO.'S tn -.
lanzi
Hf - ror~In puf~h - ~ ~
a. NJ WltizsHa natsch. 1910 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Philip J. Hobbs. 81 fssaqllsh
wash. Nho recently completed "a
nAsie army training mas bssn az
signed n Headquarters saaaafsn
4fth Ar Bass group. Archord
fed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

The power and .aiiun.t sstsio-
sslh.r - IA. E@eoaus rsrht siub
siil b. reid August ~ ami II Of
woliochst baE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

The Treasury Department or the
Federal Reserve Banks will hold
your Defense Saving. Bonds for
ssfekeeping free Of charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

To Visit In Kansas

Mrs. Anna C. Brown, who has
been making her home with her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Nicholson Of 18th st,
y. ". for the past year has gone
To Newton. Kas. where she Will
make an extended visit with Mrs
NJ. f. Brown She accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs George Barr of New
ton who were recent guests at the
Nicholson home.
Funersl services for William
Chambers will he held a. 2 40
Thursday afternoon in the Hill
chapel under direction Of Kapow-
sin Lodge No. 1874, y. A. A. NJ.
At the gravesids. IN Mountain
View cemetery, services will be d.
rected by Brown camp. United
Spanish War Veterans. of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Bridge Repair Asked


Several topics o. civic interest
were discussed At this week 5
meeting OF the board a directors
Of the Chamber OF Commerce
President Clyde Gregory called the
groups attention 10 the south ap-
proach TO the Meridian 81. bridge
over the Puyallup river II was
me opinion Of the board that TINS
should be repaired before fair time
and Secretary Rex Kelley vas in
structed To call the attention Of
the city council n the matter
A committee report on the fire
department budget for next year
was discussed Included m the
suggestions was an increase IN
firemsn's pay II WIS also urged
that the council CIV. serious con
sideration to the purchase Of new
equipment
An all-dsv meeting If the Pres
hyterian guild will he held at the
home Of Mrs. Earl Riser, SIT 4th
ave, S W, Friday Business will
be discussed at IL a m and
luncheon will be served at 1890.
A board of review for all Boy
Scouts in the Puyallup area will
be held in the Methodist church
Thursday evening at 80. James
L. Brown, Puysllup commissioner,
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
WILL BEosDs AT

Z s sen Gerald = sye al
speak over kJR sanssday from
. % - p N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Arthur Wst.en. - suunsF. -
Ntvzsn Barn. IL. Cafnstzan.
n. 4 $ sasI rrsrui,lns ctr.
renafts - following snllzim~nts
1srn~. cHffcrs nleza.se. ssoa -
ksntin = Ricasrd serses shrsss
ana Harley sarytn stszsses==.
ecth ~ Psya1iar y th= T. =
nav. William Ie~t. snsaer. psss
Pacific 49, nsvsi reserve
s.s. n a.... - q NJ. 81
Mrs. rrea Has. sklt -, atth
st. las hesn assigned = Mead
quarters sausaren. am ~ nzss
Gruup. NeChord flsld. Ter -
vaneed training
" Y. aannes. secretary ~ TIE
Washington state Historical 49,.
ety. - hses from champeeE. or.
where he spent sunday meeting
with the s'Rcnnsy Cisn.- descend
ants ~ TIE first Ronnsys no cane
"a ths Pacific eosst in ne eafly
Mites Their. were rs IN re
party.
Arthur A. Geek. secretary ~ re
Xeung mems Business eiue. !. has
al his desk after = seek vsxs-
ten with hts family ~ fsssnah
state park on Hocd canal On TIE
way hous via Gig Hafhof Re took
tire 10 iank over ths mad atts-
ton. particularly noting ho~ ire
present route between rsrnms ard
the canal country could Re short
sned.
Carl Clans, fof 10 YEAR, professor
~ violin ~ IN. University - fdzhe
MOSCOW. called At ths College ~
Puget Sound Conservatory ~ M
sic Monday n visit his friends.
lohn Paul Kenneth ard Erich
keser. Accompanied by ~. fam
NV Re 10 enjoying a vacation In the
Puget Sound country.
Mildred Tummonds, Mrs. krn-
meth keigley. and Mrs. Ann Rerieh.
voice pupils Of John Paul Kenneth.
were at the University % Wash
ington Monday TO sing q group ~
John Bsnnetts madrigals before
the graduate school class IN music
~ the Tudor period under Ds. Otto
Goesbosi. The demonstration Was
made 10 illustrate a term paper
prepared ny Prof Bennett who IL
taking work in the graduate school
required for a doctor, degree.
Granted leave from, IN. Ia
coma police department Motor
cSel. officer Kenneth Has~d.rn -
reporting for duty attn the iisth
cavalry II Fort Lewis
pr. Joseph Higgins. NJ rhilsdsl.
phis. Pa. the Little Joe ~ the
Huggins homestead Al Nisaualiy.
- visiting 81 IN. hom. ~ his
daughter. Mrs. Charlie. Hunter,
2ao7 Nc. 7eth. and renewing so-
quaintane.s in Tacoma
Dr. Frank g. Milii.ton. prnfss-
sor Of history and political science
at the College ~ Puget Sound.
and Richard ID. smith. field seers-
tary. have returned from a weeks
conference on student counsel and
guidance. an activity sponsored by
the HAxen Foundation, at Quail
cum beach. Vancouver island.
Mrs. Smith also spent ths week at
Qualicum.
Miss Patricia Ann Sehsas has
as her guest. Miss AsrTars, Wood
ward Of WaliA Waiia.
searge Mauz han. technical
.sHsaaaH ia fHA afFH4 haa FFrgsHfss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

regularly n observe to projects
n a different stage = develop
usnt
Each tour will AXE ~ visitors
through the experimental plots and
laboratories where explanations Of
the projects will - made A num-
ber 81 county agents q the vest
srn counties are planning caravans
% the station and Dr Kslkus sug-
Eests that interested farmers and
others contact the agent nearest
him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Praise rniics

Chief ~ Police Norton Wynn i
in receipt ~ = letter from J I'd
gar Hoover. chief ~ the FIJI
thanking Chief wynn and state
ratrnlman J. l. Muleshy Tor sn-
pretending = criminal wanted ny
the federal government The ar.
rest VAS made early n July.
sumner police report for July
states = total ~ ~ arrests. 2 for
car theft 8 drunks ordered nut
~ town. person killed nv train.
1 person seriously injured ~ being
struck by automobile Polio. fines
FOR July amounted 10 tis25o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur cua rnoe X
are visiting their son George. sta
toned At Fort Ord in California
Miss Bess johnson and Mrs.. Ida
Lsburn have returned from = isvo
months visit In California. Mss
Johnson visited nor sister. Mr..
John Faulds II Los Angeles. aad
Mr. Lizearn visited ~ ths home
Of Mrs. Edward Cosgray Of
Compton
Robert p Barber has eft f0r
San Diego 10 enter ths naval radie
service. He will be stationed a.
me Z. < naval station.
Bert Ransom pho haa beer WITH
ne L 5. army. stationed a. Pear
Hsrbor for the past ten months
returned Friday 10 Long Beach
Callf for atMRnmsnt
NJ ard Mr. Ernest Guptll a.
entertaining Mr. And Mrs. George
ERgieton and daughter Maxine q
San BernardIno, Cam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Name Weaver
Defense Head
Gov. Longlie Picks
Sumner Chairman

SUMNER Ralph Weaver has
her appointed hY Ges Arthur :
tsnEIis - hvsa tire defense pr
grsn far sumner Weaver A.
nounres tnat auxiliary rollee. sux-
iisfy FIRE fighting units. uedicsl.
transp ertatien. communication.
evacuation. surriy. - rid pre-
caution Ard Annereknisna units
will - formed
FIFst ster U.s. TIE appointment
hy Commissioner Weaver ~ nr r
r Ruffn ss chairman ~ ths
auxiliary FIRE fighter unit Men
hers Of the various units VI serve
without pay and ~ the plan pro
crosses wlll he assigned 10 dfili
periods u scquAlnt them With the
various duties which may arse
TIE committee % assist Com
missioner Weaver includes William
Riersr Charles Bugs noueetts. !
McClane. =. /. Garrett and George
Adams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Pins AWARDED

Completing roo hours of service
at the Red Cross handage and
surgical dressing project. held two
DAYS each week in the city build
ing. Mrs. Kenneth Cain. Mrs Ron
Gosselin. Mrs " c Potter and
Mrs S. " Stassz, supervisors IN
the work. and Mrs W L irby
and Mrs a Crowley. members ei
the class. were awarded pins for
their services
Mrs " l. Nsysmyth. Mrs
lanes OConneT and Mrs Edward
Elliott received honorable mention
for having given over so hours oi
time
Since ApriI I. II 7in small
sponges. 5000 isrg. sponges. sod
cotton pads. 7l0 rolled hsndsEss
400 nuff spengss ~ ehildrsns
dresses. 2 qaalis and 10 baby
jackets have been completed hy
this unit and sent 10 China
Committees Appointed
Leonard Fox. newly elected
president Of the sumner sports
mems club. announces The follow,
ing committees for the ensuing
year: Boys work. Frank viii
Jams. Cordy Caster and Leonard
Fox. refreshments. John Nelson.
Jim Cooper. Lee Mcdonald. Tom
konkle and Harry Reeves big
game, John Peterson. Walt Barn.
ard and Buster Wilson: steelhead
fish. Mark Gary: vsrmint hunt.
Gus seeburger and Nick Luhtsls,
H trap committee. Alden Myers.
Ivan Putnam, Paul neCarty. Al.
bert Mccoy. Roland Bradshaw.
Cordy Caster. William Ransom
bird committee. Whitney Thomp.
son Arthur Warren. Everstt NJ.
Collsy. Ralph Remand AMI Inar
Nyhnlm. fish committee. John
Radosovieh. John Banmbach. Ray
Peel and Dr " ~ Andrews. leg.
islatiys. Ivan Putnam. Marx Gary.
whitney Thompson. Harry Wi
hams and Pete Conlon. psbiicity.
George Csrnahsn and Grant War
wick. Delegates W state associa-
non. John RsdoAos1eh and Marx
Gary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14
Mis-. ratneia Ann seh.as has
as her guest. Miss AsrEars, Wood
ward Of WalIA WaIfa.

s.eofge NsuKh han. Technical
sergeant IN the army has recently
returned 20 Fort Lewis after 81.
tending schoal al Fort Hsnnlng
Ga While on fufiough after rs
return, n. visited hIs sister her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

Carl Clans. To- 10 var, professor
~ vinlin - the University - Idaho
Moscow. called Al ths College n
Puget Sound Conservatory ~ Nh
sic Monday n visit his friends.
Iohn Paul Bennett ard Erich
kaser. Accompanied by bis fam
NY Re 10 enjoying a vacation IN the
Puget Sound country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

. 80 - 80 = ss~ltsf.
- 80 49, 49, Hses -
ss@ssfil So 49, ss~ $500
49, ea4a $3.50 40 -
- a. - a. So $500
$3.50 - Msaaaf .Ff -
4a ass - 49,. . go
$3.50 assAa 49, fsaf -
- 80 smHis 94tas 4asl
aas8 - assssast $40
sas 80 s4sss ast g~@s
sY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-14

ksenly Interested in baseball he
il ever anxious 10 receive his copy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

tho engagement between Olin A
and Georges, who by then had
succeeded 70 the throne Of Trees,
mad been broken. And now, 6liha
and her mother We're in America
and no one knew the fate of the
hapless Georges. driven from his
throne by revoIutionarieS.
| knew better than 10 make any
comment upon her mention of the
letters. Instead. ! asked tensely:
''If YOU didn't burn IL, where
would the book be at the farm
house ."
CONTINUED Monday
People Who Strange the Rel
atives They Love Best. They
Live in The South Seas, and the
Custom Is n Part OF Their Reli-
gion. Read About This Strange
Custom in The Amer can
Weekly. the Magazine Distrib-
uted with This Sundays issue
OF The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

A Sequel TO Marriage MeddIers

Sequel 10 Marriage MeddIer
I didn't burn IL when I burned
some-lctters-before my we'd
ding DAY"
burning rs stieltleniy
heightened her artistic makeup,
and I wondered whose were the
letters Of which she spoke Prob
ably those Of Prince Georges, al
that time heir 10 the throne Of
Trees, who had been sent by Olga
in search Of Dina. and who had
fallen deeply In love with Mary
Following that romantic in
ternational inierlude, as Dicky
termed n. with the brief betroth-
ais OF Mary 10 Georges and Noel
10 Dina. Noel who really never
had waVercd in his romantic ado
ration OF Mary had gladly re-
turned 10 his suit OF her when
Dina and Georges had been recon-
ciled and had returned 10 their
respective courts.
Later why. We never knew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

you were sup
n q = q d [ q
know some
thing n h out
codes. Then.
too, I h @ r e
were codes i'm
the = I o r v
books / read.
and I finally
fixed one up
for Marion.
after that
she wrote me
so many let
ters I'm code
that IL took
an awful lot
OF time MAX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

ing them out. But II was bet
ter than having her tag around
all the time. I'm afraid l was
a selfish beast In those days"
"Neyer that, Mary" ! told her
affcctionatcly - and truthtully
"You were awfully good 10
Marion. a. I remember"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

SHE WAS crazy about IL,
poor darling" Mary said rue
fully. You see. ] was enough
oiurr- m know that there was
adventure afOot around the
farmhouse - 6randpa Spencer
was a sort of mythical hero 10
us--and knew vaguely that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24
DOESN'T HELP

DOESN'T HELP
81 tried 10 be-" she answered
"But that doesn't help me TO re-
member things now. You see /
only wrote about one letter to
MariOn's FIVE, and I wasn't inter
ested I'm the code anyway, while
she was. That's the reason she's
remembered IS aB these years"
Think hard" | adiured hef
isn't there some one term Of
the code YOU remember, some
thing from which l could get a
start on ~"
She looked az me deSpond-
emily.
1--WE been positively failing
my memory" she said. ever
since saw this thing. hut
can't remember single word.
except that some of those mis-
spelled words. and can't tell
which ones, mean that the sen
tence before il to he read with
an opposite meaning to what il
says"
The stone wall stretched high
and impregnable before me now
Didn't YOU write down the
code ." I asked
you've struck &C." she OK
claimed. II do remember that.
I bought two black memoran-
dunn bOOks-of course they had
TO he black" she grinncd rem
iniscently "more melodramatic,
YOU know-and l wrote down
the complete code In both of
them. Marion must always
have kept hers with her, hut
mine; did I destroy that thing,
or didn't I. I can't for the life
OF me remember"
"Where would II he II YOU
didn't destroy it," | asked dog
gedly
MAY BE At FARM
"Let me- Think she said Gov
ering her eyes with her hands
She was silent Tor several sec
onds. while | sat on the edge Of
onds. while / waited in suspense.
Zone thing know" she said
a. last. uncovering her eyes and
sitting erect 1T isn't anywhere
around the hotel. There's only
one place where II could posi-
bly, be-"
"And that is?" l proddcd, as
she paused
"The farm" she answered, '1f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-24

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
b the Associated Press.

BS the Assoclsted Press.
OMAHA, Aug. 27,-This 45th
national amateur golf cham
pionship. with several yet to run.
already has broken par" finan-
cially. In the first two days it
drew the largest galleries since
1880, when the great Bobby Jones
won his last amateur crown and
completed his grand slam.
THE field club already is on
the right side of the ledger" said
Joseph c. Dey, executive secre-
tary of the United States Golf
Association. "The 1,400 tickets
sold before the tournament start
ed Monday represent the best
advance season ticket sale in
more than IL years. We had more
than 1000 spectators here yes
terday and we've been particu-
larly gratified by the number Of
spectators from States other than
Nebraska"
The home town hope and pride,
Johnny Goodman, is pulling the
biggest galleries, but field club
caddies don't give him a chance
to take the title he won in 1887.
Their choice is Ray Billows Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, even though
he barely squeezed into the
match-play program starting to-
day by running down a 30-foot
putt at No. 18 for an SO and
qualifying total of 158.
Personal nomination for yes
terday's best shot-the explosion
from q bad trap lie at the 18th
to within l foot of the cup by