The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
Ted tossed the paper in front of

your money will be refunded.
 Ted tossed the paper in front of Kay.
 There, that should do the trick. We've got to get those cans of Wondrosoap back before the dam age gets too great. Maybe that ad will bring them in"
 Kay read it slowly. What did the advertising manager at the paper say when you told him?"
 He raised almighty He was 8 bit perturbed," Ted amended. Said that the paper took our advertising in good faith that the cleaner had been thoroughly tested and was entirely harmless and was all that we said it was. When Flynn assured him that we would make good all damages he agreed to run this ad. But Wondrosoap is dead, killed. It committed sui- eide. You couldn't give it away now"
 Kay nodded. T know it. Some thing went wrong. Do you sup pose Dad never tested 1t? Those labels on the can"
 T don't know. We're in for bit of trouble from the federal government, too. Flynn tells me. But that's his worry. I've got plenty of my own
 I don't know where we're go- ng to get enough money" Kay said. Refund on 250 cans of Wondrosoap at 50 cents a can is s1,250. Each dealer will keep the profit he made for goodwill. We're put just $500 and that's not count Ing anything for damages"
 AS it happened, the damages were not as great as they had been ex- pected Ted's plan to have each per- son who received free can sign for it made it easy to check up on 1900 purchasers = if sitting patiently at the telephone for eight hours day, driving all over town and listening to complaints can be called easy.
 The dealers were glad to CO., operate when Kay and Mary sought their help. The girls ex- plained in detail how Kay had inherited the business, how they had taken it for granted that Tim Donovan would never have made Wondrosoap without testing it fully, and how each dealer would be allowed to keep his profit pro- ided the Wondrosoap was re- turned. The dealers were nice about it all.
 It was two weeks before the warehouse had its full quota of million cans of Wondrosoap again.
 Flynn came out to see Kay and Ted.
 I'm buying into this company, if you1l let me-" he said. "I'I take care of all the costs and damages for a fourth interest"
 Kay refused. T won't let you give me this money. I'll sell the factory, sell the land. We'll pay out. And we'll dump the Won drosoap in the river. You're aw- fully sweet, Mike, butt can't let you do this for me"
 ~ D 1Ob LlJo d4OA4C, Ay1I44 told her. Macleod and Goldberg are in on this, too. The firm is buying in.
 Listen to me, child. I knew your dad, better than anyone else. Tim Donovan may have made a lot of mistakes, but he would never have made one like this. I'm sure of that I'm not doing this for you. I'm doing it for Tim.
 The damages won't be as big as you thought they would be. My car was the only one hurt, thank heaven, and we'll write that of. The rest is principally cloth ing. We've got a signed release from every person who bought a can of the stuff they signed it when they got their money back and anyone who had a claim has been paid in full. It cost us about $2,000. We got of easy"
 But, Mike"
 "We're not finished. We're in- cooperating this company. You Kay, as president and principal