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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14

tonight When You can just ot.nd
oft on or porch? ?"
Tic evening was fabulous. A
swift drive through swiri!ng tor
rents OF rain to the hyIrn club,
SuruWlri low and white along the
sand. WEiic-coatcd attendants well
coming them into the rlftcrcd.
manY-windowcd luungr. c%chHng-
lrG laughing grcctiug.; with Bruce
~ they got them suits aLd towels
! AMI let them TO their lockers. No
one seemed aston he'd. Bruce Mar
tin often came down for midnight
dips. even on nights like this.
They dropped their robes on the
ycranda.
Rum" cried Bruce. And they
spriutcd down through the driving
rain to the whitc-cappcd waves.
Mary dived into the first wave.
1t seemed warm after the cold. bit
ing air. Ahead of her, she could sec
Brace Clcaving a strong. fast way
out to sea. He turned and waved.
She waved back and swan after
him. Another whitc-fr Othcd wave.
She divcd, hohbed up. and swan
again. Rain splattcrcd in her face
as she raised it for air. She glanced
back toward The shore. 1t was
etched in black and white and
mistcd with falling rain. The long.
low hathhOUsc seemed fHr away.
Lights twinli'cI family along the
famed. Crc-r".. shore line and
along the mnpn-sllapcd bridge.
She swain on after Bruce,
through u s,a as smooth as black
oil II vas a mad thing sv.'rr
mirg at night and il tn. "@." -.
and c%hilara,iug Slowly. - O.
shorclinc iimmcd in the mi
ultatiOn swept through ter =.
was a new world. a strange. und3s.
covered. mysterious. black wOTlo.
with the surge Of moving tides the
only movement. the mrirur of the
s.a and wind The only sounds.
She turned on her back. The rain
had lcsaencd To n ire dri2zlc. She
closed her eyes anI rcvclcd in the
strar.C nri SOLITARY moment. the
i.ri.Hg of icing cut of from every
Hm'.1r link with The wo III. AND
.'.n Erucc Martins hand closed
Ter arm
i '''i ynL 10 stay back In the
49, ~" said
&c ag,ilcd at him and mr.
Iv., This Is MY world"
e. - she felt his fingers close on
Ter @rm IN pressure Of under
r'.r'.ug trHt WAS gwcctcr than
rGl;hirg sic had ever X" ~
NG"r Il moment sic hcli .
voice say. II knew That's ....J
come ont here + nest best
"NcN best to what ?" said Mary
Next best 10 being 10000 feet
III the all. he answered slowly.
20 BE continued,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14

out, But how does Ken know ?
The +. Il. I. doesn't publish a list OF
its suspects. Maybe its lust mali
cious gossip. Maybe it's ALL-iust
talk. :" She turned to Fran
and Whispered, "Whlt shall I do?"
What dc you want to do"
Fran asked simply.
81 want to see him-I ALWAYS
want to see him." Mary whispered
miscrably.
Fran smiled and then patted the
trembling hand that Mary had laid
or her knee.
"Thcn I'd see him." she said
chccrfu.!y II think you've got too
much good sense TO fall this hard
for a total stinker. IT. inclined to
believe there may be two sides to
this sabotage story-it may be as
full Of air as his Hollywood no.
toriety."
Fran rummaged through the pile
Of magazines beside her and pulled
out a movie journal. In it was a
glamorous article, LITERALLY sprin-
killed. with pictures of the beautiful.
top ranking screen star, Toincttc
Vaughn. 1t told of her engagement
last year to Bruce Martin. flyer.
that was broken just before she be-
gan the greatest picture of her ca.
rcer, Worlds End" And it haz-
AIRED the opinion that Bruce Martin
was still top man in Toinct.c
Vaughns heart, should marriage
bells lurc her again.
II think she's a lame brain nrd
a sCrcwbill." Fran said. But she's
got what 1t takes and she knows
how To- take EN- | think any man
could s.; pretty muddlcd if he rot
Caught III that whirlpool ANYWAY
I'll ai:c him chance to explain
OF "':n.,.' she added with II grin.
"d"Ht tax" my advice I was never
- It into tho house when
'allcd Fire"
r.rlbell rang while Mary
g. Ter hair She slippCd
1904 '.H.'nrG yellow wool frorl.
..H '.n . E!s:ich over her Ills
,.'f &c.. me- fingers ~ she hear
Bu.." q ttin% with finn II,
a',nn"d a. hcr casually as size ranc
ont
You wlrt TO 20 So. %, %.
acn't i'G" II" ASKED
Mary irughcd and caS.
Il ll"H"t thought Of IL.
tut of course wc'r, pu,r"
a".n rian He was alrcna. Oh Ia.
way to tie door had p:rl,,. NJ a,:
caat from a chair and was .iIinn
il Ir,p"riouSly Tor her iran
doesn't understand the better.
tlirgs Of life. that's all"
4 can understand swimming all
right" ,ciortcd E:an with her law
grin what I can't see is why sou
have TO 90 to the ocean 10 do It
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14
SYNOPSIS

Following her mothers death. red
haired. slim
MARY DF,ETEI: leaves Omaha to TAX.
a job III til" N"r,irX Aircraft plan:
III california. She shares an apart
mont with
FRAN BOND. night club singer and
dancer. Friendship develops bcf-'een
Mary and
KEN GRANT. young mechanical en-
Ein'"r. ais" newly employed Mt Nor
don Mary has been attracted to
BRUCE MARTIN. Nordcx test pilot.
over whom n dark cloud seems to
hover.
YESTERDAY: Mary tells Fran nbout
Ken : proposal.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"Thc Authority on Authorities"

"oGiu De SAFE. as mc could SHOW a
diamond fit later If North did not
fit the major. Eut when he did
that. his hand sounded {. .pnyer to
North than il was, al CG his
side il trouble The defenders set
North two tricks. with one in
hearts. one in diamonds. tHo in
spades and the ruff Of "A CLUB with
the diamond @.
Where South over the l-Ecart
bid 2-Diamoris and then kcr, his
mouth shut. East ana West sound
ell very strong 70 each other and
so went too tar hy bidding game
in hearts. -Four tricks were made
III 4 hurry ~ the defense. the
club 8 To the Q. club A. a ruff Of
n club and the diamond . 10 the
a. Later the spade y scored 10 set
the contract two tricks.
If North had bid clubs first r.
stead of diamonds. what Hsu;j
have occurred?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14
CHAPTER ELEVEN

TIE BUS pulled cautiously
through the flooded street to the
curb. and Mary, in hooded raincoat,
got off and sprintcd the dark half
block through n heavy. California
winter rain. to the apartment. To-
night she didn't mind the rain or
the darkness. She could see the
light shining from their window
and she knew Fran was there
waiting up for her. Funny, what 4
difference it made knowing q per-
son you loved was thinking of you,
waiting for you.
Fran was curled in a deep chair
before the fireplace, in her blue
wooden robe.
Hi. Ducky!" she sang out as
Mary slammed the door and began
stamping OFF the rain in the hall.
Fran had n stcaming pitcher of hot
milk on the table beside her and
She poured Mary a glass as the lat
ter came in.
This is the life" said Fran.
Mice sit by the fire. When I go
back To work. I'm going to kick
every cat l see. Why should they
nave al, the fun"
Mary took the milk. laughing.
You do look snug" She looked
bout the room. with its soft lights
and the Pickering fire. the tawny
colds. and dull greens mellowed
Hto rich beauty. She loved the
apartment. Vaguely familiar swing
music was coming softly from the
radio.
fran explained it. First time
I've ever heard Burke on the air."
she grinncd little proudly.
The music ended and Fran
trabbcd the phone and dialcd.
Ninking ut Mary, she called for
Burke, and in the voice of an out
aged dowager asked, us this the
place n lady calls to complain
ibout lousing up the airwaves with
That feeble excuse for a band?"
She laugheGea Burke's reply,
and added laconically, Yep, 1t was
bad. Worse than the last. What
you need is good blues singer.
Maybe I can dig you up one!"
After few more quips, she hung
up. She had called him between
each number. He was practically
wild. She chuckled.
Poor Burke. He has his hands
full with me-" Then she broke off
10 set down her glass and point at
corner table.
Flowers for you. Nary she
cried. They came about an hour
ago"
Mary opened the box and took
out large shcaf of yellow roses
She felt sure that Ken had sent
mem and she was distressed about
IL. Why couldn't they both FORGET
last night--prctcnd 1t hadn't han.
pcncd-go on being good pals q:
before? Did roses from ~
mean
why don't you read the ..
and stop guessing?" Fran sad
Mary grimaccd at her ami 81,
out the card.
It's more fun 10 OH" Tie boo
black letters on the white rar.'i.
lhe:lt danced before her eyes I.,r
hcart leapcd and began a muiii,u
race. She turned without n vr,a
ana handed the card 10 Fran. who
READ aloud. Feel Ike n drive to.
night? Bruce"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14
TWO MEN KILLED
III TRAIN CRASH

Hoffman. oct. li.-t\p)-Thc en-
9inccr and fireman %. q Sraboard
Air Line train were h.llcd and nine
ncr>o., were injured when the loco
motive belle. blew up yvStCMav
near here. The train tore up three
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14
NliI,n ,>iyr. - r,r,.ru

Nliltn sur - i,r,srp.
YOU MAY think il makes lit
he or no difference what you hid
at 81 nc carry stage OF the auc-
don, nut il frequently alters the
entire remaining course OF it.
Choosing one call may make YOU
seem weak, to the opponents. who
then may be eggcd on 10 so over
heir depth. Picking another may
make you sound stronger than
you are. and may have the effect
:: making your partner go too
high.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-14

At Table 1 Of the duplicate
where this hand was dealt. South
saw that he had enough for 2
strc,2Hcd bid Of 2-Dia~.nl,G: ,,...
East So Ieart call. considering his
SAFE fit with his partners sui, and
his useful club singleton. For tina,
reason. he rcckoncd that 1-GnoGc
Distributed Kim. 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

n)beman found II pipe 10 escape the tolls
al the law and ne convinced Ellis Island Of
flcials he would be the very model of honesty
and propricty If ne were placed on probation
In 1888, the slight matter Of an unpaid
hotel bill brought on his official exile from the
East and his Main Stcn haunts But Mikes
Siberia has turned ont TO be his salvation
The cloak of trouble wrapped around Mike
As securely as his royal airs and almost
ulppcd his cafe career IN the bud Just be
fore ne launched his catery enterprise Ro.
mmof roamed into "a bit of liquid celebrating
and was hauled off TO the hoosegow for
pollutcd plotting of his chariot. He was saved
from The ignominy of staying in the bastile
10y the intervention Of w. G. Fields who pro-
duccd $50 for the fine
The Prince excuse Mister Romanof
makes intermittent flying visits 20 Garish
Gotham and the Bstro Belt and he still
flour ahcs with pride checks bearing his name.
Can you imagine" hc eNuits. in my res
tauraut 1 can now sign a tab and no ques-
tious aye ASKED wonderful world
It may only bee illusion but this reporter
fanci,s De- detects despite the public exulta
ton. a certain subdued quality IN Mike as ne
qudiis hIs oHn vodka.
The only fusion that one can come 20
in considering the abdicauon Of ms lmpish
HiChnucss is 10 WIt.
Il is far better o. deal thcn of the arm
than 90 l.ve on The cuff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

on your part l WIN s,'tle af'er ! have dined
and wincd here"
Prince Mike then sat down 70 r,past
Of succulont delights and ohampagncs of rare
vntages He offered in settlement, "a check
for 500 and gracefully bowed out
The elegant tastes Of the Paper Pence i'm
directly led 10 his difficulties with Uncle sam
for illegal entry into the country. Imudlia-
ton officials parked themselves in the rear
OF one of the most exclusive tohacconists.
Waving malaeca cane Mike sauntcre3
III and placed an order for pipe tobacco priced
az only $40 per pound Again the bogus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
By LOUIS SOBOI
UT

that MS bizarre Odyssey Is over the
ImpulsIve Impostcr is happy literally slap
happy 10 drop tho hogH- ttttr ot PUuco'
for 'hc PLAN. respectful Mister. Is "A SOLID
American citizen
With royal Impotence he now awaits ms
final naturalization papers with which 20 pro-
claim 20 one and all patucJau and peasant
alike that Michael AlcHandIovitch pmlily
Obo}cHsky RomauoNf actually Is PLAN pure
and unauthorized MrtgHei E0uduON and a
citizen Of these United States and not Harry
GcrEuson crstwhilc Brooklyn pants prcsscr
~" Wise guys would have Won believe
Tins amazing communique from The Holly
Wood front concerning Mikes true identity,
confirmed by reliable sources only goes 20
prove that If You play your ealing cards night.
genial although royal four-flusher can rake
IN the jackpot Of fame and fortune
The middle-agcd uustached and Oxford
accented Munchauscn has been noted for ms
Chamclcou-lke ability 20 ut an alias into al
most every bon-vivant occasion and an alJbl 20
fIt every alias
From As fabulous an existence As You may
eyer hope 10 hear 81 from the cradle Of
ultra-uNuriousness and the kennel berth OF
want Prince Mike heir prctcnder 10 "a world
of pretenscs whose idIosyucrasles and passion
for The tastes 81 the morj'd have proved
constant headache 20 goutarmcItc and chuck
ing hchnght TO the wealthy fur-loyirg
aye. from The role 81 'a''fi'' Hi'-p"HSlh'e
career oi">6g ah"Ha's' .lh' h"taI E'N' mas
departed
As Prince Of Preyarca'ors ho has been
man of NE moment bat TN moments nav"
taken Their toll and now hc wants all and
,uuirv 20 know the masquerade is over
L. y be said for The records too 'hat
Mix. ron the prosperous hon.far" ot one oi
the CINEMA capitals most p"pulat cafes h.~s
-'eadiastly chung 20 M RrtHaroii cogH"m'n
As his true Identity bat his pro'eSla'IorS ur
20 current date had been accepted as what
appeared % Doe their two-faced value
As far back IN November 1913" His inr'r-
,ioue H.ghnoss stated ln "a saloon and was
So recorded by tins writer !n 'Ns dairy .',UihAI
that hc was completing ms memoirs ana mat
be would prove that ms name j. Truly M.'ha'I
Romaro0 He murmurcd then hat the Ger
EuSou appc.laton was genuine error
Il have discovered. too, he confessed. mat
J. too. have been IN error. The royal blood 81
the Russian Romanofts does not course
through my veins. My only consolation Is
now have my own car, a valet three months
rent paid IN advance ana a checking account
Like any peasant
This amazing fellow whose exploits and
hi-irks could easily FIJI "A dozen heavy tones
has convincirgy played Tho roles Of not only
G,rguson and IN" royal Pi'''h''' ''' u $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Another amazing facet in the makeup 81
"a versatile genius
For more than year now The Prince.
parlayine modest stake from thc citizens Of
Hollywood has been the bcamiuE host of
thriving dining rendezvous I'M Beverly Hills
ant colony Of the flicker stars and the
oa,"k~ that bear his scraviIug S,gr1tne-no
OILY are gleefully accepted bu' are good,
Among his stockholders are Matlt Helm
c,r the producer. Jock Whitney tho NAL
moueyhag- Bob Bcnchlcv humor'Sf aui ac-
'.,. Charles Chaplin Daryl Zaua,A Gene
roWne w. G. Fields Walter Wangcr Who
IN other luminaues receive their dividend
checks with the regularity that nouIH 30
honor 10 lad with the most impcccahl' chan.
a,'cr and record.
Displaying the plausihlItY that rctIr>h.s.
Mike explains these days that hc Eo-
manon actually born m Moscow and that
the Harry Gergison label was pinned upon
HIM in a st Louis hotel where he had regis
tered under MS royal moncker
The unbelievable Romanon whose rtputa-
ton had preceded him, was accosted by TWO
bclhgerents later Identified as detectives
and reporter from small town IN Illinois.
Who declared his description fitted precisely
that Of local boy twho didn't make good
Harry GergusOn.
And Mike always the artist AZ Magnificent
Deception, particularly when visitors seemed
disposed 90 iucarcerate him n DURANGO vil"
If ne denied his resemblance 20 local talent
readily admitted he was indeed the same
Harry Gerguson.
Whether or not the fellows IN Washington
u. c. viii accept Mikes White-Vashcd version
of a White Russians life Is a moot question
The impish imperialst has concocted such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

artist. BY autographtng Kent tones in
bookstore. the uHprcdetable Prince pranced
the painters work TO unprecedented heights.
As Kent the irreprcssible boulevarder Of
fercd 10 write a forcword and illustrate a
Yankee In Patagonia" for two Hollywood au-
authors The jubilant scribes eNcitedly COM
tactei their publishers "a wave OF publicity
followed and although Mikes fraud was r,n.
covered the real Kent actually received the
commission for the book
I, is part ~ the Roranof legend that his
upholstered tummy vas always filled
while his wallet was always empty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

y can be safely de-
duccd that the broad
or aspects Of the Pau
per Princes education
we're CLEANED from
JUusts with the law
and "A bent for the
lavish life.
Mix S machina-
ions fortunately for
hmm generally are
considered those Of
an aWiablc jester
tho work 81 "A Clown
Prince rather than a
pseudo prince and
those Who he enam-
CURED With his charm
and personality were
really willing and
abb. 10 pay the piper.
The easiest way
ou' Mas never matri-
u"ny or romance for
tn, i'honaire deceiver
A. lcas, as far as
can be- ascertained
Prince Mike who
Was once ter m q d
public NagLdnl No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

w wv INV iAFh w
Bring Their
Own Liquor and
Tips for the
Servants. Mike
Generously
Provided the
Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

glorious fabrications that
even that other master OF
the glib tongue. Baron
MuUchausen, seems des-
tined 20 Jose his place as
the Immortal 10. l tail
story teller of all time.
The Princes genial de-
ceptious are Well known
Oh the west Coast where
as lar back AS 1922. the
bubble OF his prtuccly title
was PrIclcI in an expose
brought about by Th,o-
dufc Lodf1enslsv a former
Russian general who
found a Now career IN The
picture studios.
a decade before regis
torfug his own astounding
success W the cinema
capital, Mike already was
enjoying the caviar and
champagne Of the lumi-
nary AS none other than
Rockwell Kent. the noted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

Few Of His Friends Tor Victims
Actually Believed the Smooth
Adyen+urer Was Really a Rus
sian Prince. But Everybody
Was Really Surprised When II
Turned Out That He Isn't the
Brooklyn Pants Presser, as the
Wise Guys Had Insisted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

! over a cocktail IN
J $ place:
been good her, IN
bat tomorrow per-
week perhaps later
III up, ! a Romauotf
20 Virginia where !
use Of 24O acres oU.-
dcrickshurp Thcl, I
a gentleman tGia,.
jVered | am a son 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
SHE HAS VISIONS

lie looked neglected and untidv,
one stocking usually hanging un-
fastened Mrs Nordeen had vi
IslonS of Mrs, Lane reading novels
all day in bed and doing her
ordering by telephone.
Sunday brought the worst shock
As : ne was getting breakfast. Mrs
J Nofdccn saw the man next door
putting up a ClotheSlinc on ?
pulley from the kitchen window
She rushed upstairs and woke
Amy 10 come and sec for herself
Just like tenement Mrs.
Nordecn GaSpcd as Amy peered
over her shoulder "And now he
Is hanging out the washing"
"He must he n kind man 10
hang out the wash for his wife"
Amy said.
That morning was painful one
Tor Mrs. Nordeen. Not even
church soothed her spirits. Her
sunday dinner was spoiled by a
view of their neighbors' washing
Tapping on the line. After tho
dishes were done Amy put on her
hat.
After all they are our neigh
borS," she announced. I'm go
ing TO call on them"
II hope YOU tell them people
don't do their washing on sun
day in this town." Mrs. Nordeen
tuned Il hope you tell them we
don't like To eat our dinner look
ing al their undershirts."
wow mother"
Fortunately their living room
was on the side away from their
nelchborS There Mrs. Nordecn
sat. waiting for Amy to return.
To compose -hcrSelf she turned
tho radio 10 some soft music. but
She did not hear the music at ALL
She know Amy would never say
what She herself would like TO say
20 their dreadful npiphborS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

sphere is il: Cbl what is its
greatest indcntation; (C) what
Is tho most important river?
Name tho state: (a) is motto
j. Il Have Found It. and its
capital is Sacramento; (b) its
motto Is May II Last and
It's capital Is Boise, tC) its
motto is Il Direct and It's
capital is Augusta?
Who wrote these American
poems: ta) The Barefoot.
Boy; Co The Falconer Of
Cod; tC) The Children'S
Hour"
What work is connected with
their names: ca Ottmar Mer-
gcnthaler; tb) Joseph Pennell;
(c) Ethclbcrt Nevin?
Can YOU name the President by
his dates Of office: ca 1888;
Cb) 1969-l3; gc) 1876?
In what books are these char
actors Ca Nina Leeds; tb)
NudiekccwiS: tc) Alexander
Throttlebottom?
What is the real name. ta)
Joaquin Miller. spoct tb)
Octave Thaneta Ccl Bill Nye.
humOTISt?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
CONSIDERS SELLING

But perhaps Amy would convey
-uGEc>tionS taCtfully - if people
like that were receptive U delicacy
and tact
In her desperation. Mrs. Nor
docn even considered selling their
home and moving into the city.
There was nothing in this town for
"A girl like Amy except a future Of
~pInStcrhood
Mrs Nordccn simply couldn't
bear seeing that dreadful bungalow
every time >ho glanced out of a
window 0r stepped out OF her door
u WAS impossible 10 live next 10
people Ike that all the rest of
their lives
BW with factory built atrocity
roN' 10 them what price could
ihoy CT for their home?
j. ,.omcd a long. long time be-
fore >Hc heard AmN'S step on the
porch nni tho door opening Mrs.
NorIoc0 looked mp anNiouSly aS
Amy GAME INTO the room.
~to -rw ~ once that Amy was
on enc OF hor reserved and dreamy
moods Mrs Nordccn had always
boon proud that Amy was not a
Cos = and knew when 10 keep
quiet Today Anys silence was
Wlddcn.nC
~ last Mrs Nordcen's irritation
burst cut
II suppose YOU didn't mention
the WaShlinc ."
II couldn't. He was so proud
~ a." Amy smiled 10 herself
and then after a quick glance at
her mother she went or brightly,
"IIe showed me all over the
house
WHAT WAS SHE LIKE
I'll bet the beds weren't even
made
Welt no, Amy admitted
'Nnd Mrs. Lane. what was she
like ." Mrs Nordccn demanded
nr'i-gIpntlt
oh there isn't any Mrs. Lane.
She died five or SiN years ago"
3 amy explained alphabetically.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Daily Quiz

America commentaries the
births Of Lincoln and Wash
ington during tho month OF
February What other Amer.
lcan President was born IN
February?
You might have a bladder
Campion. a bladder wort and a
bladder ketmla and still have
moth ing wrong with your
bladder. Why?
American transportation boasts
over 100000 trucks today.
Guess the number of trucks
in use in 1917?
Will a strict vegetarian eat
butter, eggs or milk?
--BraZils swamps and rivers are
the home Of Americas largest
snake which spends most OF
its time almost entirely sub
merged. What snake is il?
"A great many Of us know tho
God Of Love by his Greek
mann. What is it2
II might como AZ blow but
ono of these terms is out of
place IN this grouping; simeon,
typhoon, tycoon. Which?
Answer. On Page o3)
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Daily Short Story
unknown Neishbors"

immodlatcly-and Mrs. Nordecn's
worst fears were confirmed They
began putting up one of those
horrible, ready cut bungalows. II
came out section by section from
"a t4FttT1.f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

THE poor little hoy has tn eat
cold lunches and take care Of
himself.
And the poor father has TO
cook dinners after work and do
all the laundry and homework
over the Weekend
Mrs Nordccn Found herself with.
out a word 10 say, bat She studied
her daughters absorbed face
Searchingly. Suddenly she coulc
hear and enjoy the soft, peaceful
over the radio.
"After all they are our neigh
borS," Mrs NordCcn concluded
gently. There Is no reason why
we shouldn't invite them over 10
one of your good dinners fire.
quently."
TIL END.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
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