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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Hunt Club
Fall Show
Yearly Event Anticipated
By Many Members

Tacoma will soon be host to
the many horse enthusiasts OF
the Northwest at the Wood
brook annual fall show to be
held at the Woodbrook Rid
ing academy on Friday and
Saturday evenings and Sun
day afternoon, Nov. Ia, 10
and 16.
Hunt club members are
busy arranging program 5
which they sponsor each year
and also readying their horses
for competition.
Horses from Seattle, Puyallup.
Centralia. Olympia and Everett
are expected to compete. All
horsemen in Tacoma are cordially
invited to enter their mounts.
Many new horses have been
bought by local people this sum-
mer and fall. denoting a growing
Auitfftt III Inv httrt - htb'fs
There will be a class for the
Walking Horse. 30 recently written
about In a very interesting article
In Life" OF interest TO almost
every horseman will be the Trail
Horse class in which the rider
viii be required TO show his mount
Of walk. trot and csnter; To
open a gate and TO take a small
Jump. There will be classes for
jumpers. hunters. three and five
gated horses. roadsters. stock
horses, and Of special interest to
the youngsters. pony class.
A special event Of each show
Will he a precision drill performed
by the advanced riders of the
Junior Hunt club. Those psrtici-
pating in the drill are: Diana
Corse, Ann stickney. Jean Strong.
Joan Thompson. Nancy Griggs.
wcndy Wagner. Peggy and Billie
Rust. Virginia Draws. Marian
Long. Darcia Dayton and Margaret
Snyder.
This viii be the first show in
Tacoma recognized by the Wash
ington Horseman association. and
Will be judged by an approved
senior judge OF that organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Iacomsns Attend
Wedding in Hoouism

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abel of
Tacoma were among the guests
At the marriage Saturday noon
in Hoquiam in which Miss June
Louise Ehrhart became the bride
Of Mr.. James r. johnson Of San
Francisco. Miss Kathleen Twohig
Of Tacoma was one of the brides
maids. Present also from Tacoma
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Webb and
their daughter. Miss Deborah. and
1t. and Mrs. James Twohig of TIL
licum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Mrs. Miller 10 Entertain
Garden Club

Reflection Garden club will meet
Thursday afternoon at $50 at the
home Of Mrs. +. T. Miller, 1901
Mckinley ave.
On the program roll call viii be
answered with names Of ornament
al trees. Papers will include "Azs-
leas and camelas by Mrs. J. A.
Randolf, and Birds by Mrs. Lena
Schirman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
COULD NERO HAVE FlDDltD
WITH STOMACH ULCER PAINS!

The historic fiddling of Nero after his
feastins could hardly have been possible
II he suffered sfter-eating pains DoHt
neglect your sufferins. Try Sc box
% Udga for relief ~ ulcer and stomach
pains indigestion. gas nains. heartburn.
burning sensation. bicat and other rom
dttions caused by excess acid. Idss
Tablets must help or money refunded.
At drug stores everywhere adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Harold S. Woodworfhs
Leave for East Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s. Wood
worth of the Ansonia apis. are
leaving this Wednesday evening
via the Milwaukee road on trip
to the east coast. They will visit
in Detroit. New York and Wash
ington. d. C.. and expect TO re-
turn about Dec. 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Juniors Hold
Conference
District Representatives
Meet tuesday Evening

Seattle, Tacoma. Puyallup
and Olympia were represented
at the fall conference of the
Puget Sound district of the
Washington State Federation
of WomenS clubs when the
Tacoma Junior Woman's club
were hostesses Tuesday eve
ming.
Yellow and bronze were the pre-
dominating colors used in the
clever decorations and favors ar
ranged by Mrs II. Trevor McLain
and Mrs. Harold Sather. Yellow.
brown and green tapers, madrona
leaves, berries. miniature pump
kins, squash and gourds gave
color and beauty to the large din
ner table. while baskets Of chry-
santhemums and boughs of au-
tumn leaves decorated the club
room.
Mrs. Morley Brotman presided
throughout the dinner program
which opened with the singing of
God Bless America" by the as
sembly. Harry Soloos. talented
young soloist. sang. accompanied
by Miss Barbara Farrell. and Miss
Barbara Reed, violinist, accom-
panied by Mrs. w. r. Reed, played
selection.
Mrs. Calvin Stewart. adviser of
the Tacoma Juniors for the past
six years. spoke of the growth
of the Tacoma club and the com
fort and JOY she has derived from
association with the members.
Mrs. b. p. Thomas. president of
the W. $. F. W. C. told of the
necessity of cooperation in organ
lied groups.
Mayor Harry P. Cain. guest
speaker of the evening. chose as
his topic Defense" one of the
major projects of the federated
clubs this year
Mrs. Charles Getzendaner. presi-
dent of the Washington State
Federation Of Junior clubs. re-
viewed the aim of the general
federation. each member and club
to do their part.
Mrs. A. T. Dockeray. president
OF the district. presided during the
business session. at which time re-
ports Of the district officers were
given. Reports on the outstanding
project of each club in the district
were Seattle. What We Are Do
ing" by Miss Mae Simm: Puv-
allup. Nursery" by Mrs. c. f.
Richie: Olympia. Junior Pro-
grams by Mrs. Maurice Rohlan,
and Tacoma. Recreation Pro-
gram" by Mrs z E. Llewellyn.
Pacific Lutheran College Dormi-
tory auxiliary. No. I. announces q
rummage sale for Thursday at
1889 Pacific ave. beginning at :
q. m. Mrs. Harold Leraas is chair
man. assisted by Mesdsmes Theo-
dore Nelson. J. L. Xavier. Jesse
Pfleuger and Phillip Hsuge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Hostess for Dessert
Luncheon Thursdsy

Mrs. ?. II. BOWMAN. ~ No.
nth. will be hostess TO members
of chapter c. PEG. on Thursday
afternoon for O'Clock dessert
luncheon. The theme Our
Projects" will be presented by
Mrs. Carl Hallen. educational
fund: Mrs. Richard Wilton. well
fare and trust fund. and Mrs. J. c.
Dennis. Cottey College.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Mrs. Buckley 70 Be
CHAPTER Hostess

Mrs c. r. Buckley. 34ii No.
Adams. will open her home to
members of chapter AY. PEG.
for / o'clock luncheon. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Ernest
Walker.
During the business meeting
Mrs V. V. Eisenbeis. chairman OF
the program. will speak on PEG.
projects: Education fund, Cottey
College, and welfare and trust
fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Miss Eskildsen TO Entertain
Club OF Hearts Wednesday

The regular meeting of the Club
Of Hearts will be held Wednesday
evening at s o'clock at the home
Of Miss Mabel Eskildsen. 1928 So.
sprague. Mrs. Robert Jewell will
preside over the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Clubs

Proctor circle. Luther Memorial
church, will meet for l o'clock
luncheon Thursday AT the home of
Mrs. Edward A. Olsen. Devotions
and business will follow. with Mrs.
A. J. Tollefson as chairman.
Hard Of Hearing Ladies club
will meet Thursday for - 80 lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Laura
Edwinson. es20i7 Pacific ave.
Cards and social hour will
follow.
l. l. A. auxiliary will meet
Thursday at 100 O'Clock in the
Maccabee temple Mrs. Gladys
Caldwell will preside.
Circle 3. First Lutheran church.
will meet Thursday for l o'clock
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. J.
A. Wolters. ISIS So. Thompson.
Ladies' auxiliary No. 1876. Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen.
will meet in the Odd Fellows hall.
Ea. 26th and c SITS. Thursday at
1890. Luncheon will be served
by Mesdsmes Adolf Miller and J.
F. Libby.
Eiuta club viii meet Thursday
for 1870 luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Anderson. 7O5 So. 50th st.
Asbury Methodist Church Wom-
ems society will meet Thursday
for noon luncheon and business.
Mrs. NJ. Lesg will speak on Or
gsnizstion of Childrens Work in
Our Society"
Washington temple. Pythian
Sisters. will meet for a homecom-
ing dinner Thursday at $50. The
committee includes Mesdames Les
lie Baekstesd. Warner Coffmsn
and Marjorie Packard.
Central Avenue PIT. A. will
meet al the school Wednesday
evening Al O'Clock Miss Edith
Harms. county health nurse. will
speak on Health and Nutrition
South Tacoma Rebekah suxil-
larry will meet Thursday in the
/. o. o F. hall for u 80 luncheon.
Hostesses viii be Mesdsmes n
Lawrence. r Larson. c. Thomp-
son Installation OF officers.
Warren AUXILIARY will hold its
regular meeting Thursday in War
ren hall Luncheon al 1880 will
be followed by $50 business meet
ing. Mrs. Harry Collier. Plans will
be made for the annual Christmas
party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Sorority Chapter Meets
Thursday Evening at 8

Epsilon Phi Kappa sorority will
meet Thursday evening at s o'clock
in the library Of the Y. w. c. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
qtntae5mocietu
TotA taon a Sszdq wonaans u0ak~
Junior League Hears DR..
Powers at Pessemier Home
Mrs. Robert Lee Is Named Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. Monroe. Mrs. S'ssis Pour During Tea Hour

The lovely home of Mrs Camille Pessemier opened
Tuesday afternoon for the November meeting of the
Tacoma Junior League which Mrs Thomas Mills conducted
at 2:s0 o'clock preceding tea hour
Dr. Lee f. Powers city health officer guest speaker
presented the assembled group by Miss Kathryn
King education chairman for the league Dr. Powers topic
The Health Problem Surrounding Army Post"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
DEMANDS.

Arid has 5 Outstanding advantages:
sksn.
2. No ~zitins 60 dry. Can be cssd risht
sfttr ,hzsans.
.. lask4szss ch<cks p<Fspsf4fsoa ! 10 ,
dzss. kttnoses oosf tIeza p<FsEAf<isea.
kxxps 4flapsis dry.
4. ATsld Is p.ifs. ~hEs. sFtas<isss. slzass-
less s4nlsh4as sTs4Ea.
.. Aud has brra ssslaed ghs Appros Il
Seal n The Aaserscza lnsxigaxr "A
laundering fos beinf harmless 10 isbfss.
Women use more Arrid than any other
deodefsnE. Try a lzr to-day At srf drug.
department o. TIN cent store LOG.
$50. and sc SIZE jxrz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

MUCH has been written. much said,
about feminine hygiene Too
Gtlen. however, women overlook ny
Ri-pe in the REAL sense Of the word
underaffn cleanliness and sweetness
You Cannot be attractive and appealing
with undrfznms molst. stained sad
smelly
There Is now a simple and safe gay
no prevent under-ann odor and keep
YOUR dresses free from persrifstion
szin< and smell. II IS Arid. new
vanishing cream, 5eodorzni which safe
b Stops perPlfztion from 20 , DAYS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
PIT. A. News

Hawthorne PIT. A. meets Thurs
day afternoon at 100 o'clock in
the school. Mrs. Roy FUNK will
speak on Our School," Music and
songs will be furnished by the chill
dren. Miss Holgerson will accom-
pany them. Mrs. Lahti will act as
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Gratz.
Mrs. Christofferson and Mrs. Irwin
Mayhem.
Officers and chairmen for the
coming year are Mrs. Frank Gratz.
president; Mrs. Marie Enstrom.
vice-president; Mrs. Edna Sheets.
secretary; Mrs. Myrtle Brokaw.
treasurer: Mrs. A. A. Lahti, pub
licity; Mrs. June Oberer, magazine:
Mrs. Yvonne Bacon, program;
Mrs. Harrell, hospitality; and Mrs.
Ruth Christofferson. membership.
Mason PIT. A. meets Thursday
evening at 7:15 o'clock in the
school classrooms. A Dads
.NlEHI has btth IT
Drake Dawson of North Bend will
speak at s:45 o'clock on Conflict
of Ideas" Senior orchestra and
glee club will be directed by Victor
Kestle. Open house is planned 10
provide an opportunity for the
parents TO meet the teachers. Mrs.
John Lemon will direct skit.
Thor Tollefson will talk to the
dads. Refreshments will be served
in the lunchroom. hostesses. Mrs.
F. A. Tough and Mrs. Edwin Moe.
FRIDAY
James p. stewart PIT. A. is
sponsoring a carnival and bazaar
Friday evening at 7:15. Mrs. J. w.
Yost is the general chairman.
There will be show in the audi
forum.
Tahoma Camp No. 2ss will
meet Thursday at S o'clock in the
Eagles hall. Mrs. F. B. Wright
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

You help yourself when you buy
u. 6. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Unity Temple Announces
MONTHLY Luncheon

The Rev. Leila ID. Combs of Unity
temple announces the regular
monthly luncheon for Thursday
noon at the temple. Division and
! SITS. Mrs. Erns wendt and others
from Unity temple in Olympia will
be special guests.
All friends of the temple are
invited. The committee in charge
Of the affair consists of Mesdames
Paul Sehuhsl. Merrill Gates, Fred
Lawrenz. Charles Mills and Walter
Folsom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
FRIDAY

Tahoma Camp No. 2ss will
meet Thursday at o'clock in the
Eagles hall. Mrs. F. b. Wright
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

Ladies' Aid. United Presbyterian
church Of South Tacoma. will en-
terrain at bazaar and play.
Thursdays At Home" at the
Arlington hall. rand and Pine. at
7:3o p. IN. Thursday. Musical
numbers will be presented by uSo
BOYS at Fl. Lewis. Favors. Mrs.
Lee Hurst, chairman. Public IN
yited.
Gospel Group J. Bible Presby-
terrain church will meet Thursday
with Mrs. George Mullen. 37i6
So. ID 81. Dessert luncheon will
be served at 1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Students See
Photo Exhibition

On display in the Pacific Luther
an college library l. the 'Leyen
Lenses exhibit. Photog rsphs in all
fields Of life are being presented.
Members having their work ex-
hibited sre Prof. Keith Reid. Prof.
John Stuen Mrs. Walter Young.
Miss Grace Blomeuist. Myron
kreidler. Miss Anna Nielsen. Miss
keutche. and Mrs. Bertha F'lotre.
During the week students have
been examining the pictures and
voting for the five they think
best.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

frcre>t Community { hur h
circle VII meet al l2;s5 Thursday
At the home u Mrs Wood Free
msn. Assisting hostesses for the
luncheon viii be Mrs Harry Jessel
and Ars Joseph 81. Jean The pres
ideut. Ms. Irene Johnson. wall pre-
side over the business meeting
Mr. NJ B. GosrEsr will NJ guest
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

Washington temple. Pythian
Sisters. will meet for a homecom-
ing dinner Thursday at $50. The
committee includes Mesdames Les
lie Bsekstesd. Warner Coffmsn
and Marjorie Packard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

South Tacoma Rebeksh susil-
isry will meet Thursday in the
l. o. o. F. hall for u 80 luncheon.
Hostesses viii be Mesdsmes H.
Lawrence. r Larson. c. Thomp-
son. Installation OF officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

Central Avenue PIT. A. will
meet at the school Wednesday
evening Al 5 O'Clock. Miss Edith
Harms. county health nurse. will
speak on Health and Nutrition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

I-Sai~. Aid. Circle l. 81 Pau's
Lutheran church Viii meet Tor
luncheon al / O'Clock Thursday in
the church pSriors- Mrs. Frank
Tiickcnhsren and Mrs Schalchlin
are m charge Ths regular bust
ness meeting viii follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

Asbury Methodist Church Wom-
ems society will meet Thursday
for noon luncheon and business
Mrs. NJ. Lesg will speak on Or
gsnizstion of children's Work in
Our Society"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

Eluts club viii meet Thursday
for 1890 luncheon AT the home
Of Mrs. Anderson. 7O5 So. 50th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Pacific Lutheran College Dormi-

fH''' h"'"efah soiiege Dofmi-
tory auxiliary. No. I. announces a
rummage sale for Thursday at
1889 Pacific ave. beginning at .
q. m. Mrs Harold Leraas is chair
man. assisted by Mesdsmes Theo-
dore Nelson. J. L. Xavier. Jesse
Pfleuger and Phillip Hsuge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

felt unexpectedly refreshed and alert. She
glanced across at the other bed Simon was
still asleep. her head with its name of chestnut
hair buried in the pillows.
Rays first thought was for Rosemarys
diary She picked up her pocketbook from the
low bedside table and pushed open the clasp.
The little green leather bound book which DR..
Thorne had so Enthusiastically returned TO her
after its unknown travels was still there. She
looked at her watch 7:45 Soon Major Clifford
would arrive and the machinery of police in
vestigation would be under way.
Somehow, the diary must be hidden, or
better. destroyed before then
She slipped out of bed and went into the
bathroom for a shower, taking the pocketbook
with her Simon slept on and she picked out
playsuit and dressed in front of the mirror.
There was no sign Of life upstairs She
moved down the sunny passage TO the head of
the stairs Below she heard the clatter of china
and when she reached the hall, colored maid
was laying breakfast in the dining-room The
maid started when she saw her and stared as
If she were a ghost That meant the news of
1vors death was probably all over the island
by now.
There was orange Juice on the table. Kay
took a glass and moved into tho living room
No one was there but the French windows
leading ont onto the terrace had been opened
She moved 10 them looking out
The morning sunlight stil had its early
freshness. The pink camelas in the terrace
tubs shonc flawlcss RS photographs NJ q horti-
cutinst's catalogue Beyond them the lawn
with its riot of yellow orange and scarlet
hibiscus. stretched TO the ghtteung ultra
marine Of the bay
Bermuda was az its most tranquil II was
beyond the realms Of belief that somewhere
down by the swimming beach a policeman was
on guard that last night here in this paradise
Ivor had been murdered
she drank her orange juice and stood by
the French windows. lingering her pocket
book. wondering what was the best and safest
thing 20 do with the diary. Footsteps sounded
behind her She turned 20 see the large inn
passive figure Of Alice Lumsden, starchy white
IN her nurses uniform
Good morning Miss Vineyard"
Rays hand frightened on her pocketbook.
Good morning"
I'm glad you're up early II gives me
chance 10 speak with you alone
Something tense and hostile in the nurses
manner put Kay on her guard What is II,
Miss Lumsdcn?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Just what DO you mean by that"
1T isn't difficult TO what / mean. is
it," The nurse smiled 1t wasn't a pleasant
smile. Mr. Drake died last night. I don't
imagine the Chilterns would have let that ac-
cdent happen unless he'd already changed his
will in their favor"
That brutal remark came so unexpectedly
that for a second Kay did not grasp its terrify-
ing implications When she did anger sent the
blood racing in her veins But she struggled to
control herself For she realized that in this
sour, challenging woman with her jealous
hatred Of the Chtens she was up against
danger far more real than Simon had been last
night A false move show of uncasincss of
alarm might be fatal.
Her voice cold and steady she said. I'D adj
wise you against making remarks like that,
Miss Lumsden They're not only malicious and
patiently untrue They're libcous What pos
sible right have you to suggest that the Chill
terms. ?"
That they murdered Mr.. Drake p" cut IN
the nurse her eyes hecticaly bright The po-
lice were the ones who suggested H. weren't
they? All I'm doing is TO say there was mo-
tive Don't think I've been fooled I've been
living here with the Chiltens for four months
now I've seen what their little game was They
were living in plenty as long as Mr.. Drake was
alive Can you imagine their killing him unless
they knew he'd be even more profitable dead?"
LAY stared at that gaunt face which was
~ wildly alive now with spite and contempt.
Il think you'd better 20 upstairs and pack,
Miss Lumsden Unless the police object I'm
quite sure my brothcr-in-law Will want you TO
leave the house Immediately
Don't worry. I'll be going You don't
think I'd stay on anyway. do you But I'm not
going until I'm ready, not until I've found out
who killed Mr. Drake and seen that they've got
what they deserved A large hand moved con
vulsivey TO the little clasp al the throat Of her
uniform And don't think il will be hard I've
got my suspicious already. Tell your charming
Chilterns that Tell them I'm going 10 do
everything in my power 20 hrns Mr.. brakes
murderer to justice Tell them that'until I've
done IT, dare them 20 fire me"
The laugh came through her words again,
short and harsh like a dogs bark She tossed
back her head glared at Kay moment and
then swept out 6f the room.
Feeling very shaky Kay watched her gol
What was there 10 do now? What was the
good of having won Simon around when there
was this woman to face, this woman who al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Smooth Arm as the Door Opened
SIOUly Inpdrd.
AT time like this I'd rather not discuss
my problems with Mr.. and Mrs Chiltern. But
l thought might talk to you" Alice Lumsden
folded bony, uniformed arms. You may know
that Mr.. brakes mother and my mother were
cousins OF course, his family had great deal
of money. Mine never did I've always had to-
earn living; never moved in the same social
circles as Mr., Drake But he was always good
to us. His death has been personal loss
"Of course l understand"
I'm glad someone in this household does"
She looked at Kay balefully. Il was very
very fond Of Mr. Drake. ! left my hospital
work in Rochester and came here to Bermuda
to attend Mr.. Chiltern simply because Mr..
Drake asked me to. 1t was to please him"
IN SPITE Of her mistrust Kay felt grIdg
! ing sympathy for this poor relation spinstcr
who had so obviously worshipcd Ivor Drake.
But anxiety was mixed with her sympathy.
She remembered the nurses distinct antaEon-
ism 10 the Chiltens the day before. remember
ed too her almost eager cooperation when
Major Clifford was trying to prove that Ivor
had been murdered
She asked: Are you trying to say that you
want to leave now and go back to your old
job"
It's not that I'm merely putting ton rec
ord that have TO work for money" The nurse
gave a hard little laugh THE Chiltcrns may
expect me 10 stay on for love That isn't the
case, I'm afraid. l have 10 think of myself.
And up till now it has been Mr.. Drake who
paid my salary. He gave me check at the
end Of last month. I'm owed for two more
weeks"
Kay tried not TO show her irritation. Il can
assure you that you'll be paid whatevers ow-
ing TO you"
You're sure about that" Alice Lumsden's
deep-set eyes were fixed on her face. Even
though the Chilterns have been living in lux
ury here, l understand they're as poor as
church mice ] wouldn't have thought they
could afford TO pay me" She paused Unless
OF course cvcrythings changed now that Mr..
Drake is dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
(And Now Go on With the story)

I/AY slept too Before she could Try TO
Il straighten the tangle Of obvious lies
~ and probable half truths she had learned
from Elaine she drifted into deep. exhausted
slumbcr
But sire did not sleep long When she
avoke again a few hours later sparkling sun
light was streaming through the window she
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
MILITARY DEBACLE

Observers said the German re-
treat presents one of The most
tremendous pictures Of a military
debaCle IN history. Frozen bodies
of the Nazis litter the deem SHOWS
about the villages where thcv be-
whereby fought rear guard ac-
tons while the main forces rolled
slowly back. taking terrific pun
ishment from Soviet airnen.
The winter hardened. Stalwart
Soviet fighters swarm out Of what
appears the infinite pocket Of the
Russian east - sif=tii--i n resist s,f4ee
with tanks and under the hooves
'of daShinC horses while expert
Skiers SLASH ahead and tear into
amazed. sloW-moVlng columns
In the warmer south. where the
Germans don't have 70 combat
Arctic gales in addition 10 the
grlmlY Xengelul RUSSIANS, ihoN
nevertheless still were reported
falling back toward Mariupol.