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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Comfortable Chairs for Lounqinq

AND on have the iron chairs and table,
with Tse finish the chairs having the sling
and backs like beach chairs which made for oungng small
and handy tables with and large table
door meal This outdoor Juggling
and OF chairs furniture defeS winds Weathe
And, II you wise you get OF II wheeIsa coup
OF chairs and
color potted plants nassed by the low steps
and you'll have made garden spot all your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Plan for a Small Garden

SPACE Of average backyard-say about so feet
by so feet deep will lovely garden. Shut
entry lattice hedge Of
evergreen
Big your lot wonderful help
background height and the OF enclosure
a fence OF almost sort. creosoed 10
a brown with shrubs massed in front Of it.
According the spend barberry AT Is
fair bush--to rhododendron about S40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
a Cookie Book

Then, she said -. / bought a
cookie book.
And we discovered it's the
same cookie book we've been
telling you about in our Cook
booklet Series. and on page 20
you'll find -Joan's favorite cookie
recipe Tor Chocolate Icebox
Cookies.
Just in case YOU don't have
the cookie book, here's the
recipe:
Chocolate leeboI Cookies
/ cup butter
l cup sugar
! egg
S tablespoons milk
l teaspoon vanilla
3 cups cake -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
y teaspoon salt
4 ounces chocolate. melted
Cream butter and sugar Beat
egg and combine with the milk
and vanilla. Sift the -four with
The baking powder and salt Add
The melted chocolate 10 butter
and sugar mixture and then add
the wet and dry ingredients al
ternately, working until a smooth
dough is formed
Mold into two rolls about two
inches IN diameter and roll in
waved paper Chill IN the refrig-
orator until firm Slice about l.
inch thick and bake in a moder-
ale oven $50 degrees), y
minutes. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

with which peg-do all kinds Of
things. II can be a tassel, q
wrap-around or a little mound
on top Of your cap
Another crocheted model looks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

to young people who rebel
against regulation toppers.
Result the cuteSt darn
things TO pull over their curls
not only cute. but chic.
There's a little crocheted ca
lot, and with ii comes an enor-
nous brass hairpin looped
through a long tassel Of yarn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Dreamed Beef

IL teaspoons butter
tablespoon minced onion
= cup chopped green pepper
= pound dried beef
3 tablespoons -four
liz cups milk
liz cups cooked peas
Salt and pepper.
Melt butter in large skillet.
Add chopped onion and green
pepper and saute until tender.
Add dried beef and brown until
beef looks crisp around the
edges. Stir -four in slowly 10
avoid Jumping, then add milk.
stirring constantly. Cook slowly
for 10 or Is minutes. add the
peas. Do not add liquid from
peas unless cream sauce has be-
come too thick. Let simmer for
another FIVE minutes and serve
on toast. Sprinkle with paprika
10 garnlsh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Easily Prepared
Creamed Dish

A SUCCESS Full palate
tempting dish need not be diff
cult to prepare. Creamed beef
and peas is easily made Served
with a chopped green salad and
perhaps apple pie for dessert. 1t
is the basis of delicious meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Making the Most
Or Your Home
Terraces and Gardens
BY HELEN KoUEs
Nationally Known Authority

THERE ARE times when all want TO be out the open
Covered porches need and have but and
garden under something again and JOY.
California and southern states with their patos and
neplaces barbecue parties this
using space pleasure
idea spread like wildfre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
TAPIoCA PUDDING

FOR a delicious dessert try a
new variation Of tapioca pud-
ding. Serve u with maple syrup
and nuts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
.Reducers I eli
The Benefits
Of Dieting
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THE MORE hopeless you feel
about your figure, the harder it
is for you 10 get started with
your slimming.
For A psychological push in
the right direction, nothing beats
a check-up on the other reduc-
ers-and they've b e en- doing
very well
BY some freak of coincidence
several reducers have all lost 30
pounds apiece. The report from
an Oklahoman should be real
inspiration TO any one who is
overweight and who feels under
par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Work and School

Big moment for a little girl.
we'd say for in between
scenes on the set Joan studies
her lessons like any other school
girl three hours a day she
must put in. It's rather difficult.
says Joan. jumping from one 10
the other. Sometimes when she
is supposed 10 say "Oh, dar-
ling. there you are from her
script, she nearly bursts out
with X plus y equals
In her spare time, says Joan,
she likes 10 cook especially
10 make cookies. The way 10
make ginger cookies. she adds.
IS 10 take a recipe for ginger
bread, only don make il so
thin and d. tossing her pretty
red head there you have
cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

Winter Patterns Is cents each the book -
book and pattern when ordered together p cents
Address your request the Anne Adams Pattern Depart
men 1925 Times Square. Detroit. Mich Please he sure
to write plainly name, address, style number and size
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Slow Down

Any one who has lost that
much weight IN such short
while should he quite happy 10
slow down 10 about five pounds
per month for the rest of the
reduction. The menus must
contain all the protective ele-
mentS. but the noneSSentials
can be left out.
Once you get into the swing.
of a reducing program. il is
comparatively easy. But even
If il we're a struggle every pound
YOU lose. il would still be worth
while.
As these reducers testify. your
health and appearance improve
remarkably on a program Of
balanced diet and specific exer-
CfSp.
1871. King Features synd u,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Joan Leslie, Our Starlet.
Likes 10 Make Cookies
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
-
Women's EDITOR, The Detroit Times

granted two days 70 visit her old
home town Detroit. Two
days 10 play she adds then
back 10 Hollywood where she
will start on her second big pic
ture. The Male Animal. -
The big moment in her life,
she says. was when she was
given the role in Sergeant
York coming shortly 10 De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25

While the small fry does its first few weeks
school in their Summer dresses mothers planning and
stitching their Fall and Winter waFdrobes The styles
shown here just few Of the many designs to be
found in the Anne Adams Pattern Book for Fall and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Exercise and Diet

When l started dieting and
exercising. she writes, Il
weighed $50 pounds and was
sick all the time. Now l am
down to $50 pounds and feel
grand. The exercise and diet
were a great help 10 my health.
and my looks,
Il used 10 have a 80 bust and
46-inch hips. and now I can slip
into a size 80 without any alter
ations. I am going to lose 10
more pounds and think that will
he enough, as 1 am 5 feet. )
inches tall. And. by the way, 1
am 81 years old
Her story is matched by that
Of a Philadelphia who writes:
"On February %. l asked for
your reducing diet. On that
date. l weighed l4l pounds for
nay height Of ) feet. Today 1
am down 10 10 pounds and feel
and look fine. Now l want 70
know how l can keep my new
figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Protective Foods

For all Of you who want 10
know. the answer TO that is
Base your menus on the protec-
tive foods with a few hundred
Calories added, 10 bring the al
lowance up 10 your maintenance
level so that you neither gain
nor lose.
Any time you gain pound,
YOU have been taking more Gallo
RES that you can use in energy
and should drop down little. j..
A small amount Of exercise is
necessary right along 10 keep
YOUR muscles in tone and 10 sta
Billie your weight.
Another Oklahoman tells us
that she IS still going strong
4 have mad marvellous success
with the balanced Diet lost 30
pounds in three months. Now I
want 10 lose 80 more pounds. I
realize this Will be harder, so
have you any tips -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
IN /OCE/n ana
S4oahcpA of SooezH

Barbara Fox odashoned heavy gold rope chain
that is very effective.
Mrs. James McEvoy is a very vital person.
Mrs Lee SENEGAL cutie in rose-coored wool suit
topped by brown felt hat.
Blond Mrs David Marentette is attractive in that
shell brown coat with dark brown accessories.
Mrs. Washburne Wright is Mayfairs aior-made girl and
is she snappy'
Postdb Mary Gage is upand coming girl with very
pleasing who makes loads of friends.
Mrs. Walter Hook who goes in for bowling in big way
is stunning in her sweaters and short plaid skirts
Mrs. Hale V. SattIey, who is very young and grish
looking, is cute be in her cap blue
cerise plaid
Her new-ound friends envy the beautiful English
pexion of Mrs Adolf oppermann from London
visit her daughter, Mrs Karl Parks.
You'll Lii Campau when she is having
good time.
Mrs. Ingersoll Lewis the few Poine
who doesn't go in for cocktails.
Mrs. Fred T. Murphy a stunning pin shaped like
bow knot with smashing diamond right in the center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Invited on Cruise

MIR and Mrs, Kenneth Taylor
White of Twin Oaks" invite
the English boys TO cruise with
them on their boat. two or three
at a time. And these invitations
are exceedingly popular
Lieut.. Commander Rufus G.
Young of the United States Navy
who has been in charge of this
base for some time, joins with
his charming wife in making Life
as pleasant as possible for the
BOYS
The young chaps would have
many more invitations. if they
were permitted 10 accept them.
-i-+ittt tAeir- training is rigid and
10 p, m. is their regulation re-
firing hour, even on party
nights.
AT the moment island resi-
dents are anxious 10 meet the
newly arrived and handsome
Flight Lieut.. Desmond Roberts.
This young officer is also a cap
tain IN the British army, as we'll
as holding a commission in His
MajcSty's navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
In Family Groups

At the Little Club SUNDAY
evening il was most attractive
The buffet suppers are very i'm
formal and charming and people
are beginning 10 go there more
and more in family groups
Mrs. Charles Palms and her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Murphy
were there: Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Stackpole were dining with
Cooper Wood. Mrs. Stackpole
very, very smart in brown Mr.
and Mrs. Burt Eddy Taylor
came IN with Miss Lydia and
Mr.. and Mrs. Luman Good
enough with Mrs Paul Gray
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Goodenough
and DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ner-
lSel Mrs Depew Whitman came
in and Mr.. and Mrs George e
MunrOe with Mr. and Mrs
Henry 3. JOY Jr
Sunday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs Norman f. Preble asked
a number of friends for cock
tails with them and MT and
Mrs. William p COlbun had
dinner guests on that same night
Mrs Mcpherson Browning s
spending several weeks ln All
lantic City and Mrs Burt Eddy
Taylor is shopping for few
days in New York this week
Mrs Gilbert Lee is having such
a gay time in New York. where
she is almost as at home a.
here that she is lingering on
for awhile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
.RAFddets
Make
lie Popular
BY THE BYsTANDER

CROSSE lie is a lively place
~ on Sunday afternoons, since
the Raj took over the naval
training base on the island
Turning out for the weekly
cricket matches is quite the
thing to do.
And after that there are sup
per parties for the handsome
young Englishmen, who have
won the. hearts of the islanders.
Mrs. Robert Lee Stanton
opens her beautiful Crosse lie
place, "Westcroft," TO the young
fiiers on many Sunday evening
and the boys enjoy the bountiful
supper she serves, although they
can't seem to get used TO Amer
lean tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
WeII-Known Actor

I'm peace times he is a pro-
fesSlonal singer and actor. Holly
wood knows him well. and he
has appeared in more than one
picture with George ArliSS
There are rumors that few
OF the British officers may be
p I iittt-eA In IN fSia1d homes. because
Of overcrowding at the base and
The idea is meeting with great
favor among Crosse lie resi-
dents,
Even IN their civilian clothes
the young fliers look very much
alike For they all choose gray
flannel suits. with their flying
insignia on the pocket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
.ontd Club
Games
Carnival

nETROIT ZONTA CLUB,
- headed by Miss Emma
Dinger, already has the stage
set for It's annual games carni-
val. November /. Hotel Statler.
The main ball room and an
adjoining room Will be thrown
together for the frolic It's 10
be a fast moving and enjoyable
party with many new surprise
features introduced.
The proceeds of the carnival
finance the organizations philan-
thopies for the coming year. in
Guiding vacations at Summer
camps for under-privileged chill
dren; financial assistance to "A
students in high schools. COM
mereial schools and higher
education courses, Zonta's vocs-
tional book shelf at the Detroit
public library under supervision
Of Miss Grace England; Christ
mas cheer for elderly women
and help TO them throughout The
year where necessary. and voca-
tIQnal guidance cards covering
81 different occupations for
women
DR.. Frank J Sladen. physi-
cian-in-chict az Henry Ford
Hospital, Will address a dinner
meeting OF the ZOnta Club.
Thursday at els o'clock. at
l. 'Aiglon. IN the Fisher Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Zeta Gamma Chi has Just had
am election of officers and here
are the results
President, Harriette Kalempa
secretary Irene Nowak, treas
urer GrayCc Jean PlarSki. ser
ge3nt-at-arms. Narge Nolan
The officers first activities
viii bc 10 be ON Show az the
tea the RUSH tea, which is
being given this Sunday at The
rosa Seskis home on St Cyril
These maidens are listed
among the wlSheeS:
Alyce Flattery Marylea But
Ter Cert Gullcki. Shirley Scha-
ler Ruth Jean llermeir. Peggy
Gallagher and Emily NoWak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Officers Named
By Delta Phi Delta

DELTA PHI DELTA boys re-
Gently pledged Don Clark, Louis
Braun, Tom Mahon, Tom Secore.
Dick Paine and Keith Blake ia
their fraternity on the heels of
bidding farewell to Burt Wilson.
Tom Owens, Artie Weidman
Tom Mainzinger and George
Reye. who have left for out-of-
town schools.
New officers for the season
are Ivan Kerr, president, Dick
Morrison, vice president; Bill
Sage; treasurer: Don Kundy
recording secretary; Ed Baum
gartner, corresponding SecTe-
tary, and Bill O'Brien, sergeant
alarms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Beers,
GrdnddH
Bridal Held

Doggy MCMILLAN BEERS,
\ daughter of Mrs. julius L.
Beers and the late Mr.. Beers Of
Traverse City, became the bride
of Leon Maxwell CrandaIl, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Crandall
Of Traverse City, Saturday at 4
o. clock in a lovely ceremony i'm
the home of the brides parents.
The bride wore a gown of
brocaded satin made in simple
basque style with a sweetheart
neckline, bracelet length sleeves
and a graceful flowing skirt.
Her veil of fine net was
caught with a coronet Of small
white orchids.
She carried white orchids and
a-prayer book.
Marion Ware Of Mt. Clemens.
cousin Of the bride. was her only
attendant and wore a period
gown with bodice of black
velvet and a full skirt of steel
blue taffeta.
She wore an attractive black
velvet Dutch bonnet and carried
a nosegay of yellow bebe NUNS.
The bridegroom, an ensign in
the u. S. n. r., was attended by
Matthew Mcintosh Of Traverse
City.
The reception was held at the
Park Place Hotel.
Ar. and Mrs. Grandaii feft on
q trip TO Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Sister to Be Wed

Mrs Constantine came 10
Crosse Pointe 10 attend the
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Builder LA1ari0Eie Merrell-
Saturday and viii stay on for
the wedding of her sister. Mrs.
Barbara Frederick Moore, 10
Harold Emmons Jr. which Will
take place very quietly on Sat
urday, October %. After that
Mrs. Constantine will return 10
her home in New York
The dinner dance at the Coun-
try Club Saturday night was de-
lightful as usual. At one big
table we noticed Mr. and Mrs.
A. d. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Colburn Standish, Mr. and Mrs
Prewitt Semmes and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Fritsche
MIR. ana Mrs George Bailey
were there with a large group of
young people and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Howard looked in for din
ner with a number Of out-of-
town guests who were here for
the wedding in the afternoon;
MIR. and Mrs. Barney Barnard
were doing a delightful rhumba
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Whelden
too the latter looking very
smart in blue which is particu-
larry becoming TO her blond
beauty, Florence IS TO wn-fr1 E
danced by with Jim Watkins jra
Florence very sweet IN black
net. and Barbara Runney who
is an expert dancer Of any dance
one can suggest, was smart no
striped taffeta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Singapore was ncXt whore She
changed planes and where she
must have made the connection
tst in time AS she ZOomcd down
lUt OF the Java skies in the
fastest time 40 bee met in Ba-
faFla hy req young Dutch hus-
t-hd
FHc Sfccn-mas are in Batavia
Jon The present bat won't be-
making their home there just
where may be revealed later
Ihc Hammonds as we 60 20
press are grateful for the mar
SOL of The Gable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

PEGINNING with Thursday
~ night at tine Boat 6'ttao
when a big crowd turned out .oi
the supper and movie. ~ noticed
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Phelps Mrs
Charles L. Frederick Mr. and
Mrs. Colburn Standish Leonard
P. Reaume. DIR and Mrs Ed
ward Wishropp Mrs Frank
Constantine, Lyle Bevt1n wrtfT
Lyle Devlin Jr~ and a milling
crowd waiting TO get served
The next afternoon Mrs
Charles Frederick asked q num-
her Of guests 20 cocktails TO
meet her daughter Mrs. Con
Stantine. who is her house guest
for the next fGW weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
y L. Il
Viola Hammond Ties
To Java in Record ime

MRS RONMY STEENef
vi Viola HammucI maar DBL.
flight by clipper go iav5 in r.e-
ORD time
This TeccntlF-Wod daughter
Of Mrs. Edward J. Hammond
and the late SIR Hammond IAN
San Francisco just about tAo
weeks ago and as the clipper
ships fy only boz daylight. thc
first stop was Honolulu
After ttat those far-aWa
islands. wake and Midway and
Guam. and then Manila in the
Philippine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Gamma Hop Oct. I9

The Gamma Alpha Chapter
OF Alpha Iota Sorority has
named October rs as the date
for their big Business Institute
hop - Masonic Temple.
Jean Dasrf Gerry Athay,
Dorothy Smith and Alice Young,
form the committee for the
party and you'll be hearing
more about ~ when the time
LDrl.lA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Alpha Tau Rush lea

BIG rush tea for Alpha Tau
Omega cuties Just the other aft
ernoon with Katue Scallen. one
of our favorite Sub-dcbs, much
In evidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Imply Fights Frolic

And. now that the Imply
Fights have held their first
formal gala-a dinner-dance at
the Detroit Yacht Club-thiS
Sorority'S season for 1941-42
may be said TO be officially
under way
A gay season Is expected
under the leadership of Donna
Mae Prouty, president; Mary
Golata, vice president; Dorothy
Reason. treasurer, and Barbara
Bates, secretary.
Among the members and their
escorts at the opening frolic
were Jeanette De Roster and
Bill Green. Donna Mae Prouty
with Jordan Johnson. Jody Love
with Ted Benson. Dorothy Rea-
son with Warren Davis, Carol
ShultiS with Don Drysdale.
Margc Love with Bill McGregor,
Jean Salt with Paul Riccardi.
Virginia Jones with Jack. Ward
and Mary Golata with George
Shanahan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Children VISITING
Mrs. George ThraII

MR.. AND MRS. SHERWOOD
WALDRON arrived on Friday
30 visit Mrs. Waldron'S mother
Mrs George G. Thrall Of Lake
Shore road. They VIII spend a
few days in White Sulphur
Springs on route 10 their home
in SVOseof I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
F etc "Opens
Season FOR
Club q

ELUB n started off its SeaSc-
EHTly WITH 2 dlnncT-udrCe TOT
members and their escorts Sat
urday evening at Huck's Tavern
In BEDFORD
1t was an informal party but
tire g11-tS wore theft PfettieSt
semi-formaf dresses.
Among those glimpsed dancing
about were Shirley Burns and
Hugh Loughman. Peggy Leary
and Jack Mersehel, Lorraine
Boyer and Walter De Simpel.
Kathleen Lundy and Mike Bren-
nan, Pat Williamson and Walter
Bayer, Nedra Coll and Jim
OLeary, Rosemary Quinn and
George King and Dorothy
Barker with Ned Winkworth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
PAPER WEDDING

MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
TOWERING marion Crooks .
married Oct. II 1910.
MR.. AND MRS. MARK A..
BELTAIRE Ill FRANCES Nor
ley). married Oct. l., 1910.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
IRVING BOOK Frances r.
PITTMAN), married Oct. y.
1910.
MR.. AND MRS. JUDSON
Broadway JR. dawn Vain
righO, married Oct. 19, 1910.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN f.
YER LINDEN tffefen A. Gaff-
ney), married Oct II, 1910.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-09
Bert Mooney Wins
Air Line Promotion

Bert Mooney Jr., master pilot for
Western Air Lines, recently was ap-
pointed chief pilot of division No. 2
for the company. according to word
received here.
Senior Captain Mooney Is a former
resident Of Butte, where he operated
q flying service and school before
joining the Western Air Lines staff
and moving to Salt Lake City several
years ago.
His air log shows a total Of ], $4,000
miles, nearly tWo-thirds Of the total
being in commercial airline work.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-09
Copyright: 1871 By News Syndicate Co.. In'
A Faithful Husband
Finds 1t Is Easy to
Get False I'm
DreSSTONS
IN TWO PARTs-PART ONE


Since this was to be their last
breakfast together before their first
separation in years, Arthur Todd paid
his wife the ultimate tribute: he did
not put up between them the usual
screen Of the morning paper. He did
not even unfold 1t.
This amounted almost to a serenade
at dawn; and Violet was SO pleasantly
embarrassed that she was afraid to
speak Of It. She kept her eyes on his
coffee as intently as If she were mix
tng a stirrup-cup for him. This gave
Arthur a chance to sneak a glance
at the headlines, whose black signals
had been teasing the tail of his eye.
What he read gave him such a start
that his blindly reaching hand missed
the coffee cup Violet was holding out
to him, and all but dropped it.
ooh. go on and read your paper,
darling" said vi You're never your
self till you've had your morning bath
in the bad news and brushed your
teeth on the headlines"
But, honey, this comes home to us
1t leaps out Of the paper just as he
1eapt out of the window"
Wlldb ledpJ OUT OF WIlab WINDOW
He held the Journal up for her to
see
Banker Gage Falls from 10th Story
Window"
ooh, the poor mani" she cried,
snatching the paper from him. His
poor wife and childrenl But you said
he leapt out. The Journal says he
fell out"
people don't fall out of 10th story
windows, especially not bank presl-
dents Remember the panic of 1929,
when 1t wasn't safe to go past tall
buildings? Ex-financiers simply rained
from them. Good Lordl All our money
Is In Cages bank"
His wife was very dull this morning.
She protested:
What Of it? Besides, the Journal
says he was i'll; and while his wife
was out Of the room, he went to the
window for air and probably had a
dizzy spell"
In vain Arthur snapped his fingers
for the paper. People who get dizzy
stay away from windows. What makes
me dizzy is realizing that old Gage
may have been an embezzler. He may