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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01
Markets al q Glance
THURSDAY

stocks: Irregular and moderately
sctIvt.
Bonds: Irregularly higher.
Curb stocks; Irregularly higher.
Wheat: = 20 : cent lower.
Corn: OFF = TO ,. cent.
Cotton: OF about 81 = bale.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

I've leorned how 10 moke
friends in the hospitol oppreci-
ote my flowers most. Every
body else sends some the first
doy, and wait q week"
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Male Help Wanted


WANTED 80 Two young men with
sales experience Liberal advances
daily plus weekly drawing account.
Permanent position with a future
Apply Friday. s.30 n. m. 703 Pa
CiflC ave.
WANTED Man TO work on dairy
farm Prima machine. 10 coWs s45
per month and board. Phillip
Grabinski. BoN 80. south Prairie.
Wash.
WANT couple OF farm hand Tor small
dairy ranch. "a opportunity Tor
reliable person. Garland sal. 1000
South J
YOUNG MAN s-tenosrapher railroad
experience preferred. steady worn
Apply ia South stu
YOUNG MAN wanted for heating
company Give al qualifications
Write. J-5. 1aOuma Times
CONTACT men sDd closers Building
materials. Drawing account. Write
- Tacoma Times.
BARBER wanted. North End Union
wage Rt 5. Box $50. after 100.
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Situations Wanted, Female

UNDERGRADUATES nurse desires
position IN doctors office. Or what
have you7 Write. IL. Tacoma
Times
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Transportation

INDEPENDENT DOLLAR LINE. s. F..
% so: new low fare to Portland and
l.. A. Croft Hotel. 1919 Pacific
Main S06i.
YOUNG COUPLE wants to ride
Los Angeles food driver. EN-
change references. MA O675.
WANT to contact party driving to
Fort Lewis daily. 1914 SO. Union
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COUPLE avaIlable 70 manage spart-
ment hut.-e take complete charge
reference Nute 10 hOA j.. la
coma Ilmrs
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Aircraft Issues Are Active
On New York Stock EXCHANGE

DowIoNES AVERAGES
THURSDAY
Industrial ....las. -. off ole
Nail ......-. so.si. mp COS
ruhfy ....... lsse. mp ao5
Is Stocks 49,. Ass. Unchrd.
stock sales spproximsted $50
go shares. compared with $50. 900
wednesday. Curb sales were 49,
600 shares. against l2s 900.
NEW YoRk-stock. and bond.
made an irregular sevsnce in mod
~srately active trading Thursday.
Railroad shares were strong. al
though they lost part OF their gains
before the close. At the tops.
the average set q new high mark
for more than a year.
Aircraft issues were active and
the low-priced communications had
large turnover. Some smusements
and special issues had substantial
volume. The leading industrial is
sues-steels. motors, chemicals and
cils-were dull with prices irreg-
uler.
Rails were steady 10 firm at the
outset and they soon outstnpped
the other groups.
The advance in carrier shares
failed to stimulate new buying in
the general market and this In
duced some profit-tsking.
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oST-Black Kodak in case. Satur-
L day afternoon between Market
and Fawcet on 18th. Reward.
Call 1851 Commerce
OST-Blaok terrier. bob tail. white
i chest. Answers to name "Chestie."
Garland 605s.
oST-GLASSES advertised without
L charge. Call CaswPil Optical Co.
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Moon quarter Moon Quarter
Aug "a Aug ~ Aus 9 Aug IA
data supplied by u. s. Weather
bureau. Department of Commerce..
Washington's Fair
Thursday night and Friday; tenn
p%eratures above normal in the in
terror. Moderate northwest wind
off the coast and over inland
waters in the afternoon.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at $ n. m. Thursday,
none; since July /, 90 inch. a
shortage of 81 inch; since Jan. /,
iii6 inches, a shortage of I'll
inches.
Wind at s m. Thursday, south
west 4 m. p. H.; barometer at
3014 and rising .03.
sun rises AT 4:4g a. NJ. Friday
anu sets at 7;43 p. IN.
Weather ON July 81, 1910
Cloudy. Maximum temperature
Was ~ degrees and minimum So.
Highest wind velocity was 10
m. p. h. from the west.
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Situations Wanted, Male

PRIVATE male nurse and chauffeur
desires private employment Emer-
genCv and first aid training Write
HsnkinS. 4o6 North X. Go any
where d anything
COMMON LABOR Jon. Past worker.
Reasonable. Call day times. Gar
land 727s
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dpsn Mittef 4 Company
American cyananaid b ....... Al.
cities ccfNl>c $1,000 81.
Electric Bond \ Share ........ 81
fohet SOUND % .............. % :
Todd Shipyarus
Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how TO invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
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S~alespeopIe Agents

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route
OF 800 families. Write today. Raw
leigh'S. Dept. WHG-229-SA. Oak
land. Calf.
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BULL n a service. tested. tloo:
prompt delivery % your plsee sme,i
Extra charge " Anderson. Ma 1913
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THURSDAYS QUOTATIONS

eouotations courtesy DeAn witter =
Co. Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock ExehanseD
Nigh Low Close
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NIHE-MOSTHS-OLD Jersey heller.
tao coe rabbits Rtth young E@ooit
hutchcs $500 No Willard
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Funeral Directors

BUcKLEY-KIHo co.
Tacoma Ave. at SO. lst BR 2ioo
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Personals

CHRONIC AILMENTS
EEuRrTIS bowel trouble. kidney and
nervous cases 80 years experience.
Consultation free. Office or Health
Resort care.
DIR s A. AMBROSE
SAni-Practic Physician
4o5 N Bldg, Tacoma. AAin 1925
HOUSEWIFE AND PRIVATE LOANS
Up TO $500. Confidential. Legal rates.
PEOPLES LOAN co.
Under state regulation.
$40 wash. Bldg. BR 1891
IN DEBIT Pay your bins IN one
place. Easy monthly payments.
Low COS credit service. Not n
a company. Federal Guaranty
Co. 7l3 Wash. Bldg, MAIN 1924.
TRADE-BUY-SELL with Times want
Ads. MRS. VIRGINIA. l.. MANN.
SteilacoOm. call 1T The Tacoma
Times office Tor two free tickets to
the Temple theater. 1904
OF co WE PAY TOP PRICE
FOX JEwELRY
MANUFACTURING CO, s3l Bdway.
SAVE zoe. on your fire insurance
through Geo ID Poe a. Co
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Lost and Found

oST-Black billfold Monday. Con-
l. tained currency and personal pa
peers. Reward. Broadway 2l4l. MR..
IIIpp.
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CALL CA 5Ols FOR BULL or boar
service. also Billy goats for sertIee.
Prompt delivery. A SCHHEhLLEN
ssth and waller road =
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Special Notices

GENTLEMAN wishes no TO North
Dakota. VIII share expenses. 6Oi5
South Montgomery.
CONTINUOUS RUMMhGE SALE.
1910 Tacoma Avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
i. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by dnsVerinO the fol-
loWing questions, then checking
against the authoritative dnsuers
beloU:
/. Should a child be allowed
to sass grown-up without be-
ing reprimanded simply because
there are guests and the parents
do not want to correct him in
front of guests?
2. If a child is rude to a
grown-up or to another child,
should he be made to apologize?
3.'Is 1t good manners to tell
a young mother who is feeding
a child according to her doctors
orders that you don't approve of
modern methods of child feed
ing?
4. Does a person of charm
talk about how much nicer man.
ners young folks used to have
than they have now?
5 Should one resist the i'm.
pulse to make fun of an absent
person even IL he knows his com.
ments will get q laugh?
What could you do e.
You find out your child misbe-
haired at children's party
(d) Say nothing about Il to the
mother of the child pho gave
the pdrtyf
(b) Apologize to the mother of
the child Who gaze the par
fv!
1. No. II necessary he should
be sent from the room.
2. Yes.
3. No.
4. No.
5. Yes. II Is easy to be funny
at another's expense.
Best what WonId Yos Do" sol
stion-fsl.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

than wings. But, Judy" Now
she knew that his voice was un-
certain and worried.
"All right, Sandy. Say it,"
Pegs here with me. Insisted
on coming on after her ankle
was fixed. She's getting a thrill
out of the notoriety and making
up romance that doesn't exist.
She's been kind to me and
we'll, I can't let her down right
now. Next week when I'm home
III tell the world about u.s." His
tones were definitely worried.
Please understand, Judy
"Why can't you let her down,
Sandy?"
Because she's q real person,
and she's said a few things,
thinking I was free. You and I
will show her, Judy. Well never
let on we understood what she
meant. And everything you hear
is nonsense. Please believe me-"
Three thousand miles was
such a far away distance. Three
thousand miles was the distance
between now and never.
But I'll be the one to be pit
JEDI" She had never thought she
would plead with q shining
haired young aviator across q
continent.
But why, Judy?" His voice
was perplexed. you've always
told me to fly away before. No
one knows"
1t was so masculine for man
not to understands dumb and
yet SO dear, for Sandy to take
her at the words she hadn't
Pegs flying back with me 50
she can see her own doctor about
her ankle. 1t would be an awk-
ward trip with the kid in sniff
Ties"
Il know. Men hate women
who cry. And IL will be lovely
in your silver plane in the sky.
She may even forget her ankle.
Sandy"
She knew that he tried to call
,er-to promise something-but
she hung up swiftly. Her face
was white, her mouth q Valen-
line red when she met Phil at 5.
He looked solid, sturdy, devot-
I'd. The kind Of . IMAM every girl
should marry.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

voice SO low, so heart-stirring
no voice that repeated a name
and opened the gates to heaven
SO instantly.
Sandy darling! Did you finish
your trip?" she asked, all hurt
forgotten for a brief, bright mo-
ment.
without ano t h er mishap,
Judy sweet! The oils grand. But
l can't see you for few more
days. I'm delayed" Three thou
sand miles his voice hesitated,
spoke too carefully.
eyes, Sandy?" Some of the
glory was going, draining away,
unseen and unheard.
II have to fly back to the Cor
dan lodge and pick up my plane
as soon as 1t is ready. 1t will
take three days at least"
Judy hated women who asked
curious questions. She believed
in freedom of movement, free
dom of heart and soul and mind.
Yet she heard her voice asking
Sandy how he had reached his
destination. Not her voice. A
quiet, unmoved voice. A voice
that sounded uncaring because it
cared so much.
peg let me refuel with the
new oil and come on as I had
planned. She's all right, Judy.
You'll like her"
Am I going to meet her,
Sandy?"
Certainly, you are. What is
this, honey? A quiz on my late
adventure?'
SILLY nut, of course not. And
why shouldn't you have an adj
venture? You're not bound by
any reasons"
Except that love you and
else will do"
Are you sure?"
"Hey, nitwit, I'd try to i'm
press you, but it comes high at
IS q word"
I'm impressed--and the an
swer to your usual question Is in
the affirmative!" So he still
loved her. It wasn't too late. Men
couldn't turn off their emotions
ike twisting q spigot any more
han women could.
And you wait until I'm three
thousand miles away to tell me!
III ny back or something more
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
TOMORROW MORNING g A. M TO II NOON

1880 A. u.
WWJ-Lone Journey-O
WJR-Bright Horizons
WxYZ-Traveling Cook-T
CKLW-Mary Morgan-T
WJLB-Waltz Music
WEXL~Variety Music
lo:45 A. -.
WWJ-David Harum-D
WJR-Aunt Jenny's
Stories
wXYZ-What Can DOT
li:00 A. ~.
WWJ-News Ace; Music
WJR-Kate Smith Speaks
WXYZ-Ncws Flashes:
Music
CKLW-British News
WJLB-News
WExL-Musical Menu
l1:15 A. n.
WWJ-Backstage Wife-D
WyR-Big Sister
NhA -Nuyt tuu o4so
Romance
WEXL~Dance Music
n - A. -.
WWJ-Young Wilder
Brown-D
WJRcHelen Trent-D
WXYZ-Housewtfe Sere.
made
CKLW-To b announced
WJBK-Betty Roberts
WJLB-Popular Music
11:l5 4. n.
WWJ-Store News
WJR-Our Gal. Sunday-O
CKLW-Melody Time
WJBK-News Roundup
WJLB-MyStery Melodies
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
> SERIAL STORY
BRIDE FROM THE SKY
BY HELEN WELSHIMER
CoPYRtGNT. SoAt.
NGA SERVICE. INC.

Judy answered. II have to fly"
For moment, hurrying across
the street, she felt a pin point
of anger at Philip. Why had he
Haunted Sara at her today?
True, Sara owed her job to an
aunt who had supplied most of
the capital for the magazine. The
aunt was a board member. May
be the board members would ap-
prove of Sara's story thievery-
that was what it was. Maybe
she, Judy Allen, Vassar '37,
could be asked to pack her books
and cosmetics and start to drop
around at agencies.
It was odd to be disappointed
in two men in one day. Maybe
people were right who bound
themselves to nothing, although
they walked lonely way, fear
full way. H arts weren't pin
cushions. But the moments in
terest in Phil died. It was of no
consequence. Maybe Sandy
would fly back with better YER
sion of the rescue act.
There was a call waiting for
her at the office. From the
Municipal Airport in San Fran
CISCO" the receptionist said. "I'lr'
get the operator Immediately"
Judy's knees became limp and
her hands trembled as she closed
and locked the door into her Of
flee. Shakily she tossed her hat
onto her desk and picked up the
telephone, Across mountains.
through gorges and streams.
Sandy wps calling her. One could
beIieve!3n rainbows and dreams,
IN faith TIT did not fail!
'Rsadv with San Francisco"
IA operator's voice asked quietly.
II Mis- Judy Allen there?"
xes. ph yes Judy caroled.
I'm whiting"
go abeed, please" the oper-
ntoe oo0elu6od her part in the
coagt conversation.
~Judyt" Al, there was no
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24
Goodbye Asoin

When Phil's hand covered hers
across the table, she withdrew 1t
quickly. He had something to ask
her. though. YEARLY, politely
she raised her eys to listen.
Ito Be COntinued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-24

fUE STORY: Associate magazine
\ eeitsr yuay Allen 10 confused and be-
ue16ersd ~ many things-&hs disleyalty
q her seeretary. Sara Fuller. who put
~ ieve fer sandy Ammerman. aviator,
WAom Juoy decided - jsin when his
4 pooao was dswned On the west coast.
! eaoy - change her splsns when news
4 popes sleriss link him romanticslly with
1eleese Reg 0erasa. Attorney Phillip
noosss b ansther suitsr 70 whom judy
y eurns fer ssnesrt, deciding 70 put Slndy
- u her mind.
CALL FROM SAN FRANCISCO
CHAPTER TX
Sara Fuller and Philip Rog-
ors had entered the drug store
! restaurant and sat down in q
booth near Judy's. She took a tip
Gotn her pocketbook, left it by
I her glass, and spoke to the two
I otecorners.
Ri, you two. Since when have
kyou taken to the 35-cent lunch
pnetts7 Last I heard of you,
I'M, you liked the Coo Rouge
send the Rainbow Grill. They do
Ave good sandwiches. I've tast-
"a them"
n Phil arose and motioned to a
suoot. "6it down and join us. It's
~ lmpromptu. I had TO come up
1pWn, md Sara was the only one
r. H. oefice left to take pity on
E 1oI D11o md she wouldn't 70
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TOMORROW EVENING

soc p. ~.
wWy-Piccadilly Trio
WyR-Musical
WXYZ-Show World
Sis r. N.
WJR-Bob Cdge-Sports
WxYZ-Bud Shaver-Sports
6:45 p. ~.
WWy-News
WXYZ-Baseball Scores
6:3o p. "a.
WWJ-Organ RECORDINGS
WIRE and B Melo Inn
WXYZ-Day In Review
B:sS p. ~.
wwJ-Lowell Thomas
News
WyR-World Today
wxYZCSupper Melodies
6:0o p. n.
Wwy-Tyson's Sports Re-
view
wJR-Tomorrow's Head
lines
WxYZ-Easy Aces-D
6:t6 p. -.
WWy-News of the World
wJReRace Results and
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TOMORROW AFTERNOON II NOON TO P.

$50 r. -.
WxYZ-Lorenzo Jones. D
CKLW-Johnson Family-D
WEXL@l Love Q Parade
s:S5 p. ~.
wJR-Melody Time
WXYZ-Army Maneuvers
CKLW-3 For Tea
Notwithstanding
s:ev r. n.
WJR-Mary Marlin-D
CKLW-Studies In Black
and White-M
WXYZ-Home Of Bravo-O
WJBk-News: Music
WJLB-News: Music
WEXL-Music
A:Ib p. ~.
WJR-Rhythm Matinee
WxYZ-Portia Faces
LIED
CKLW-Orchestra
WJBK-Childrens' Hour
WExL-Help Wantsd-D
Csc p. ~.
WWy-Dance Music
WJR-The O'Neills-O
WXYZ-We The Abbotts-D
CKLW-Conga-Rhumba
Time
WJLB-Jr. Showboat
WEXl~Music and News
l:l6 ?. q.
WJR-Just Entertainment
WxYZ-News; Music
CKLW-Tea Dance
Tunes-M
l:J6 p. N.
WExL@Newscast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Huge Debt May Break
Nation, Martin Warns

WASHINGTON. April a
QNS)-Rep. Joseph W Martin of
Massachusetts. chairman Of the
Republican national committee.
warned the nation that some
groups in ,hiS country may seek
10 use the present emergency and
burden of debt TO destroy our
economic and political system"
He asserted a New Dealer re-
Gently said, in private tft7at the
public debt probably would be in
creased 10 as much as 40 billion
dollars. Such debt. Martin said.
would break the public credit and
The government would then step
in and naUonalize everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Sprinc Term Opens

The Spring term of the Detroit
Public Evening Schools has opened
at CaSs, Commerce. Northern and
Wilbur Wright Schools. Near
capacity enrollments are reported
in most Of the departments al
though applications viii be taken
this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Brown Predicts
u. s. TO Avoid
Sales Tax
nv Don GARDNER
Timc. sian Correspondent

LANSING, April 4 There wi
be no federal sales tax 20 pay the
tremendous cost of armiRg the
country. for defense, Senator Prem
uss NJ. Brown told members of the
Legislature. because so many
states are using this form Of taxa
ton.
Senator Brown came TO Lansing
10 tell members OF apportionment
committees of both houses not 10
redistrict the state until the
sGuabb.e between Michigan and
Arkansas over an additional rep
rcSdntatlVc Is settled
we need greater cooperation
between states and the federal
government in t.Naiion mat
ters," he said. Ito meet a tax
load that j. getting almost too
heavy 20 bear.
"Of course We may expect
TAXATION In the future. but
don't think there will be a fed
eraI sales tax because % its use
hN states. Besides, a straight
sales tax might be a rather I'M
healthy form OF revenue.
MANUFACTURING TAN
a manufacturing sales tax
might be administered TO func-
ton effectively. but this will he
decided when Congress explores
all forms of taNation.'
Before speaking to the House
Senator Brown appeared before
the apportionment committee tc
explain the fight in Congress over
reapportionment representatives
On the basis OF the 1910 census
Michigan would be entitled to al
eighteenth congressman VIII il
Arkansas would lose one of it,
seven.
my advice il 10 hold. up dis
tribution of the state TO provide
for another representative be
cause Congress may decide
against adopting the major
fractions method which gives us
one more" Brown said
ARKANSAS FAVORED
Both Senator Nandenberg
and ! agree that sentiment in
Washington seems 20 be in favor
of letting Arkansas keep her
seven members and we must add
nit that that state would be
worse of with six than Michigan
would be with an eighteenth"
He warned that should the Leg
iSlature designate Is districts anC
Congress does not allow a new
member for Michigan. then at the
next election all II would b,
elected from the state at large
or a special session would have Il
be called to change the law.
'If we are fortunate and get
our eighteenth congressman.
there will be no harm in letting
the first termer run as a mem
ber-at-large." he said. "Then
YOU can redistTict at the next
session 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04
Wards Hoe-Trac
l(D:i5S -!

l-H.P. on rubber! Small com-
pact power for commercial or
home gardening! Hoe -Trac
does all the work. You sim
ply steeri Available with
quick-ehange lawn mower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

Gardening is all fun and no
work with this powerful little
machine. Comes complete with
"a horse power motor and cul-
tivator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-04

PoLlTIcAL ApvERTIsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

more days in the house, whether
you wanted me or not"
He pulled out the bunch of keys
and tangled them.
she gave those to you?' de-
handed the girl. Let me have
them at once"
EABOT laughed little. He put
- the keys back into his pocket.
The only one I've used so far
is the key to the safe he said.
Quite a lot of stuff in there,
Ruth. like the pendant the
ruby. It's the true pigeon s-blood.
Red ice, when it comes in out
sizes like that is worth a lot of
dough. But the necklace is the
thing that will bring in the
money. The ten big ones alone
would be a tidy little fortune
The income on them would keep
a man the Wy gent lea4aR-
ought to be kept if he knows
how to handle himself in China
Now don't you feel that it
would be better for me TO leave
the house ,"
I'll have to think it over" she
said
-
Afterward, she locked herself
up in her room and spent half an
hour making a sketch, for she
used her pencil with a good deal
of accuracy.
She put the sketch into heavy
manila envelope and carried it
down to the garage.
I'D better GO with you. hadn't
l." said the voice Of Cabot
She could not see him. standing
as he was against the blackness
of the shrubbery.
To. / can drive myself" she
answered.
And when you get there, you
can talk for yourself, too. can't
you ?" he asked.
He came out of the shrubbery
toward her She looked franti
cally off toward the lights of the
house. They seemed miles dis
tant He kept on coming.
Whats it all about? ' he
asked
I'm going over to the village"
she said
For what ?'
ITO talk to DR. Lancaster.
About me-"
.NA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

81 don't think you'd lie." he
said Except for Aunt Mar
garet. I don't think you'd lie."
He turned and walked away
through the shadows of the gar
den. Ruth Allen quickly got into
her open coupe. She drove fast,
needing the whip of the air on
her face.
When she reached DR.. Lancas-
ter's house. he opened the door
for her.
sit down here by the fire" he
said. I'm chilly even on these
Summer evenings and you're
bit cold yourself"
I've come here to throw bur
dens on you, doctor" she said,
there's terrible trouble over at
Annesley House"
The new Bob Annesley?'
Yes"
He was making her very
happy"
He's made her too happy.
She's given him the keys TO the
house and the key to the safe is
among them"
You think this fellow is an out
and out criminal ?" he asked
Il think he's wanted think
he's wanted for murder. There's
a fine fortune in jewels in the
safe I've come to ask you what
to do
But you%have the fellow in
your hand, Ruth.~-He knows that
you can speak word to the
law :.
He used to be in my hand.
He's not any longer. He knows
that l don't dare give Aunt Mar.
garet a shock And he seems
to be laughing at me-"
You're a little excited. Ruth. "
I am to-day watched them
walking On the lawn. He seems
TO pour strength into her. He
was supporting her of course.
And it was rather dreadful to see
her smiling and looking up into
that hard face"
I haven't thought it exactly a
hard face"
All, you don't know what's in
him.
do you"
| have horrible gIimpses.
can guess. Sometimes I'm sure
that the murder he's wanted for
is is -. :
The murder of a woman 81
asked the calm doctor
Yes
He said, after moment: Per
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