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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

dren in the family to argue things
through and criticize each otheI
that they may get the viewpoint OF
the other and learn to take teasin :
and criticism; development OF hob.
bies and varied interests that the
child may be interesting to and in
terested in others; and finally,
keeping always in the home feel
ing Of security and mutual interest
in the activities OF all members"
Marriage Announced
Mrs Laura Scarlet. ia Factory
St, announced today the marriage
OF her daughter Naomi r. Freel
l1s Factory St. to Elmer VI. knight
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas knight
Houghton Lake. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF Judge O
j. Surge, Roscommon, March II
The couple are making their home
with the brides aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Hallock, lis Factory St. Mr.. knight
expects TO be indicted into military
service within 10 days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

Pleasure Club to Meet
The Pleasure Club will meet at
the Hall Friday evening, March 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

but she would never get a medal
for 1t. There was blow the fourth
day. but it died that night: and
then something went wrong, and
Ray ordered them to heave to,
and they took turns. one man on
watch and two asleep. They
called Louise a man, now.
They meant to sleep all night,
but by two they were more ner-
vous not sailing than sailing. and
Ray took the wheel. and the 9TH
ers took turns relieving him.
They still tried to keep up a
semblance of routine and dog
watches, but it was hard.
There was the feeling that
dawn would bring trouble, surely,
that embattled Europe would
take time off from the Mediter-
ranean and the Channel to come
and sink them; and after two
o'clock in the morning, the one
off duty would sneak into the sa-
loon, hoping the other two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
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Continued from Page l0)
TN take the steward along with
me, and let Intelligence make
what they can out OF il. l rather
imagine the next time you're
stopped, therein be proper au-
thority TO stop you for good"
He Tipped a hand TO his cap.
Go along boy"
Ray spat in his own scuppers.
You're welcome Mac. And
happy landings"
ITO you, skipper" The Eng
lishman followed Felipe down the
line; the plane roared and took
off astern.
Ray stood staring after it.
That dirty little Felipe" he said
Il never thought he'd - Why,
Con. the little rat was scared of
small boats. That was it,"
Con stood holding his gun. He
put it in its holster. MY only
tear" he said. lis shed for the
waste of your beautiful senti-
ments BY Joe. you really
handed that guy a line"
Well. what are you waiting
for?" Ray asked. Get below.
Mr.. Conover. Man the Diesels.
We're gonna see how fast the
Queen can really go. Stand by
the engines. Con. and ring the
bridge if they start getting hot.
I got an idea we can put Ber-
muda some hundreds Of miles
hull down before dawn tomor-
row; and from then on we're safe
awhile. They'll never think of
looking for a yacht that far
away; no one would dream she'd
make that distance"
Louise Jolyon appeared from
the saloon. She was crying. I'm
sorry. Ray. l had him covered
with my little pistol, but he got
too close to me and got away.
I'm"
You did swell, Lou" he said.
He was already running to the
bridge. Conover showed the girl
aside and disappeared below.
The Carnival Queen moved for
ward, faster and faster; even the
girl could tell that this was diff
ferent from her previous pace.
She looked from the bridge to
the companionway going down:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Does He Think You're
Lying About Your Age.

traitorl Why don't you join the mil
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is fattering in a closeup as well as
from distance the new Lady
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makes your skin look yoangrr!
You see, my powder is different
because it's made differently. It's
blown by TWIN HURRICANES until
IT is softer and finer BY far than or
binary powder. 1t goes on a new.
smoother way that makes it cling
for hours; and the shades are dif-
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Pdlike you to try my powder I'd
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why ! call it new and different
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

wouldn't notice, and would fiddle
with the radio. trying to get
some notice OF Europe's plans for
the Carnival Queen.
But Europe slept. In afraid
shelters and subways, in sand
bagged houses and old root cell
lars, Europe slept. And the
Observation-Disclosures Of the Die
sells carried the yacht nearer to
the massive. broodihg land.
Con had the wheel when the
first finger of gray light showed
ahead. He felt his hands break
out with sweat. This was the
day. oh God. the day. Right,
wrong, crazy or sane, cowardly
or brave. this day proved him.
He began to laugh, holding the
wheel steady with his big hands.
He noticed that there was not
the fat on him that had bothered
him in Miami; 1t was gaunted off
Continued on Page 18)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

could see the white water that
the Queen cut.
He said: II know what it is,
kid. Something that hasn't got
ten all messed up from living.
It's what men get out of the sea,
rich men like me who go out and
get wet and cold and work them
selves to the bone doing some
thing you could hire a man to do
for few bucks a week. It's what
! get out of the Carnival Queen"
What is?"
You're not stupid. Louise.
What you feel about Ray is like
that. Ray is like that. He's
been every place I've been, but
he doesn't get messed up from
them. Maybe because he's al
ways made his own living, and
maybe because he doesn't bother
with thinking, and so on"
He's not stupid"
Con turned so he couldn't see
her. NO, not stupid. But it's no
good. You say we're, going to be
killed. I'm kind Of certain of it
myself, But maybe we can do
some GOOD Tor some ali right
people first. and It's all ask.
And you--why you came along
is your own business. But'Ray
doesn't feel that way. He doesn't
think he can be killed. He hasn't
filled his head with all the things
that made me drink He can't
picture world without Ray Ell
lott because he has never seen a
world without Ray Elliott. So
it's no good. Louise. Stay up
here. and let him rest.
He took final look at the sea,
then cried Hey, light"
He shot past the girl. brushing
into her, and switched off the
Diesels. Don't know what 1t is,
but they might hear us. Not
likely"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
because your face powder
makes your skin look q
little older?
Read THE AMERICAN
WEEKLY 'Regularly

DERHAPs you've been loyal for a
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use. But is that face powder loyal
10 your Are you sure it doesn't let
you down at the critical 2-foot line'
Just how farering is your face
powder when mans eyes are
close How old does it say you are'
Does it make your skin look
young, fresh and inviting; Or does
it whisper, 'Look-here around the
eyes, around the nose-I'm older
than she says-quite a BIT older!"
Surely YOU don't want him 70
think you are lying about your age,
just because your face powders a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

He took the wheel for the diff
ficult job of holding the rudder
without seaway, and felt the girl
lean against him. full weight. She
said: II feel sick and tired. I'll
be all right in a minute"
He put his arm around her
shoulders. He said; Take it
easy. babe. Uncle Con knows
how it is"
He secured the wheel, and
helped her to the wing. because
Ray would be up and want to
know why the power was off.
and 1t wouldn't do for Ray to
see her crying. Ray wouldn't
understand.
Huddled against him in the
wing, she whispered: You'll get
him off. You'll get him off, Con?
He's not going all the way with
us"
Leave it to Uncle Con, sister"
In the night. the other ship
worked past them. and Rays
slippers could be heard coming
up from below.
Con said: Louise spotted a
light. Look"
Ray went to the wing. and his
silhouette was plain, heavy night
glasses to his eyes. Cargo boat.
Bound for Brazil. I guess. I'll
go down and see what I can do
with the radio"
They heard him close the sa-
loon door. Con found himself
straining his ears for the sound
Of the radio: but Of course. they
wouldn't be able to hear it. He
unlashed the wheel, and tried
to stop the wild swinging of the
compass card. But there wasn't
enough way. He dashed the wheel
again.
Hes got to rest" Louise
said. Hes simply got to rest"
He'll rest in time." Con said.
He's up against something he's
never been up against before;
something where seamanship and
all the things he knows aren't an
awful lot of use to him-and it
gets him down."
La Jolyon stared out at the
running lights Of the passing
ship: You sound like you didn't
like the skipper, Con. Like you
thought he was funny"
8. - - Lid tv.a,...,- hey
leaned in the wind and watched
the freighter going away.
Then Ray appeared, ordered
Con to the engine-room and sent |
Louise below.
When the cargo boat was hull |
down he unlashsd the wheel and |
rang for the Diesels. They
started automatically. and the
Carnival Queen moved on, north
east across the broad Atlantic.
She had fair wind.
~ g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

disappeared.
VII
TONOVER. asleep on the settle,
49, in the engineers room, awok,
instantly when the phone rang
He had no trouble in remembering
where he was; it seemed he hat
always been on the Carniva
Queen, making this impossible,
run with this improbable crew.
He told Ray, on the other enc
of the phone, that he would b,
up to take the wheel in a minute
then he checked and replenishec
oil on the Diesels, ran a comt
through his hair, and went up t
relieve the helm.
Ray asked if he'd gotten any
sleep. Con said: Sure. I've
gotten SO I can see those oil gau
ges with my eyes shut. You bet
ter try some shuteye yourself.
The skipper said: Yeah. yeah
, I'm all right lust that cot
nervous running at night without
lights" He stu. o. IA
flying Bridge.
Con whistled a tune to him.
as he handled the wheel. Run
ming easy, they were getting only
light trade. The Queen rolled
evenly under his feet. But il
was hard to be helmsman and
lookout. too. at night.
Con settled his shoulders
against the bulkhead, and peered
out.
He said: stay here. Don't
bother him."
What? Oh, I didn't know you
knew 1 was here, Con-"
Sure. Jolyon, you're always
on hand when the shippers
around. Is it love ?"
She didn't answer right away,
and he wished he could see her.
But the tiny light Of the pinnacle
fell only on the compass.
When she still didn't answer,
he said: Take up a watch in the
port weather wing, will you, Jolly
on? I'm scared We'll run down
some ship"
Her feet in rope-soled shoes
were silent, but he thought he
could detect a faint rustling
sound. Finally her voice came
from port. Don't call me Jolyon.
My names Louise"
Sure, toots. Louise Jolyon."
Louise Jadowicz," she said.
Daughter Of a coal miner"
My old man was a puddler."
Yes" she said. But an Amer
can puddler 1t makes a diff
'erence in the coal and iron coun-
ny. A Yankee"
"Oh. for II g ven's sake.
You're as good as l am"
The girl moved, her face a pale
blur, that he could see quite
plainly. Il never said I wasn't
Is good as you, Con-"
His fingers frightened on the
Wheel with the old anger that, a
ouple of days ago had driven
linn to hit Felipe, TO pick fights
shore, TO yell at the crew. It
vent away as quickly as it came.
lie stood up to the wheel. shout
Iers clear Of the bulkhead, knees
,ent slightly TO take the rise and
all Of the yacht.
That's plain talk. Louise.
The times gone for talk
hats not plain. ] didn't know
ow fast this ship was"
Two knots faster than any
hing else her size in the world
m pretty sure"
Wen be there in three. four
avs"
Not over five" Conover said.
Sure"
Wen be dead, then" Louise
aid. You know it. So what
Inference does it make. I'm go
NJ below"
I'm officer of the watch" Con
aid you stay here. Sure.
heap stuff. We've only twenty
our hours 10 live. sweetheart.
ITS taste life TO it's fill. Drink
he cup and so on and so on"
Don't"
He said. Take the wheel so I
an move around a little. l get
tiff"
Her hands coming from the
Ide were like Rays. She did
1ings the way Ray did them on
be- ship. she watched Ray and
-ied go he like him.
Re walked 20 the wing. and
.ancd just inboard from the
Gather sheeting. From here he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
VIII

THEIR third day was behind
them, and their fourth night
fell. The Carnival Queen had kept
on her course, and she had made
the yacht record for the course,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

one man was busy aloft, one be-
low.
Astern. the plane had already
disappeared.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARKING LOT, opposite Government
Printing once, So Mass. ave. NV. Call
Mr.. Masee. CO. 1929 after pm. 1s'
Grocery and Meat Market,
Long established, doing $1,000 weekly
profitable cash business: living quarters
above store: terms can be arranged. Call
Ordway 0a54 after pm.
WANTED-GaSOline service
station, facilities for six or
more cars under cover; corner
location, size of station no
smaller than $50 by $50 it.
State location and full par
ticulars in first letter. Will
purchase equipment and lease
property. Box 173-M, Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
SAlESMEN.

IN THE WASHINGTON district automobile
sales division there is man I need One
who knows selling. the advantage of wor K
ing commission. man about 45 who
with me the responsibility Of building en-
outstanding real estate brokerage business
in Virginia. There is no end of work. no
end of income, if you are Just the right
man. James B Page, mgr. Arlington
Div. Realty Associates, Inc. 4617 Lee
highway
Evening star., 1942-01-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.

453S MACOMB ST. NW.-Bachelor suite.
twln-bed rms. ! suitable for living rm
pvt bath. extra lavatory and cabinet, 3 lge.
closets, ? fireplaces: all new; ref EN-. 1864.
1881 KALORAMA RID NW-Large front
room, 3 persons: ! double rm., next bath;
all have inner-springs, very nicely furn.:
IL blk. car and bus lines; young ladies.
NV, near 18th and Columbia-Lovely
rm. pvt apt: refined business woman, no
smoker. North 03s7 ewes
1911 18th ST. NW-Nicely furnished
room. next to semi-private bath; gentle
man only.
46D7 DAVENPORT ST NW-Desirabls
room for gentleman In small adult family;
close trsnsp.: Q lovely location reasonable.
EN- 3799-
SI6 TUCKFRMAN ST. N.W-LArge cheer.
ful front twin bed rm.. adjacent bath: conv.
to car and bus. GE. e172.
1882 FAIRMONT ST. N.w;-tarHe front
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HELP MEN g WQMEN.

BASEMENT QUARTERS, adults (no pay
for care Of small NV. roomlng house. AID.
an15 after ] ] am or Box 1S-H. Star
JANITOR AND WIFE, colored, no children:
apt. furn.: references. Apply 1903 Hamp-
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Evening star., 1942-01-16
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sAMOYEDE PUPPIES. little snowballS, 8
wks. A K c. REGISTERED. Blue ribbon
stock 272S 32nd 81. sc. Ii $500
YOUR DOG BATHED, removing all feas.
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area all for ST. Pet Animal Hospital.
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FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR HOS
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HOLLYWOOD NNEIS-BOARDING-
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud serv.
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Evening star., 1942-01-16

CRUISER, 4O-ft.: beautiful condition. many
new accessories, sleeps .. galley. toilet.
shower y iavatories, all new canvas l15-
hp Hall Scott motor. all paint Ike new.
new batteries. 12-volt, large forward cock
pit, spacious after-deck. will accommodate
IL persons, wired for dock current, pped
for dock water: must see to appreciate.
Owner will sacrifice for sale within
weeks Call Woodley s201 evenings
CABIN CRUISER, 32-ft. mahogany, prac-
tically new: custom built in Nova Scotia;
cabin sleeps .; has Shlpmate coal cooking
stove, sink and head, power by Buda ma
rine motor: this boat was built for deep
sea fishing For details call or write W H.
Valentine, $50 Rhode Island ave. ne, ADJ.
HO2 Hobart NI5S.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
BABY CHICKS.
BOATS.

BARRED ROCKS, R I Reds, White Leg
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store 6Iq st. NV. Metropolitan 00s9.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

WASHING MACHINES of discon-
tinued models. Maytag. S55; A B c, $40;
Apex. S41: Crosley. S45: Thor. S45 Also
values in new Maytag A c, CroSey and
Call Republic 1890. The Piano Shop. IOl5
Evening star., 1942-01-16
AGENTS.
ANTI-FREEZE

ANTI-FREEZE SHORTAGE.
Want distributors and jobbers to sell
No Freeze" anti-freeze. Great Northern
hemical Co., 1893 South boulevard, Oak
ark, III.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
CAHlE G LIVESTOCK.

II MARES. 1000 to 500 lbs, young.
good broke. mule colts. high class s.
gated mares, cheap mules. 3 cheap
horses; | PONY: saddles. brides, harness.
hay blankets 5-day guarantee. Rear
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Evening star., 1942-01-16
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SiIOAIuONS MEN y WOMeN.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
NURSE. white prefer cancer. mental q
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Phone Ii 35l0. 49,
REcEPTIoNIsT. hotel, club ,ofiice. young
businessygSSmpadn, former secretary to we'll
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gEGREIARY EsA excellent, .sHysila6ls i'm
213-M. Star.
| TYPING of any kind done at home. day
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in
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| reference and health card. Phone FIR 1855.
| GIRL to clean apartment or as mother s
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PERSONAL
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Evening star., 1942-01-16

PIANOS-This week We have dozens Of
used uprights on sale at $50, SOB, $50 and
up; unusual selection of makes; ideal as
practice pianos or for your recreation room.
Also many values in new and used spinets;;
small uprights and grands, See US ana @
The Piano Shop. lOIb eth st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE LOGS. well seasoned, S13 so
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WOOD-Good hardwood. direct from farm.
ST. a cord stove and fireplace lensths.
free delivery. District 2054.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

WOMAN, middle aged, white. TO care for
4-year-old child: no heavy work. Kay
wood Gardens. Mt. Rainier. WA. 1881.
WOMAN white. g n W. care of three chill
dren; live in; Sundays off: good salary.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
LUBRICATOR.

MEN, young, to learn printa-
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ployment office, 4th floor,
Lansburgh'S Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
DIAMOND CABS
VULCANIZERS.
PART-TIME MEN.

8 to Q evenings, you can add substan-
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Tor man with car. See Mr.. A. B Rudolph
Room 1oS, end National Bank Bldg, 1881
= m fc Il n
Evening star., 1942-01-16

RADIOS-Bargains in raoios, up to 400 on.
I941 Philco, r. C. A. Victor, 1912 zenith.
Farnsworth, Stromberg Carlson. r. e. A.,
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WARD RADIO g. APPLIANCES, S535
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RADIO, 1912 R. C. A.; Q tubes, 3 bands. 2
Speakers; 35Te OF for cash. Apex Radio
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RADIOS AND RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
See us and save up to 40ce on new, floor
sample and used sets of standard makes
Shop, 1918 eth st. NV.
RADIOS TRADED-S5 to SO allow. new
1912 r. C. A. and Emerson models. Apex
Radio Co., 700 9th st. NV, at 81.
RADIOSIClearance ssle-1942 Emerson.
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Evening star., 1942-01-16

DISPLAY CASE. market. used. 1s-ft Hol-
comb. with shelves. pans and Frigidaire Inv
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condition: will sacrifice. Tel. MA. s164.
: m. TO e pm.
DRUMS-Used Gretsch outfit $40 80; used
Leedy outfit, SO SO Terms. Kits, 1880
G st middle OF the block.
ELECTRIC RANGES t2D. good condition,
Evening star., 1942-01-16

PIANO-Used Kimball apartment upright
in good condition, SI9s. Easy terms. Ma
tional 1923 Jordans. corner 18th ana
Evening star., 1942-01-16

Curb Service Attendants.
EXCELLENT EARNINGS AND
MEALS. APPLY HOT SHOPPES,
1884 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

COUPLE, colored. reliable. wishes iani
job with quarters: good reference. Tel
lI02 Call for William H Lowery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Is THE KEruBuIc DYING.

Editor. The Times: Rex Tug
well. speaking for tho admins
trstion ten years ago. said; We
have got to kin business ~ Il
now exists II seems ~ though
il WAS the policy Of the sdminlstra-
ton to turn this country into a
socialist or Fascist government
Now they seem 10 be carrying out
the program as outlined Business
has seen practically killed. A sur
vey Was made IN Seattle and they
find that ls5 grocery stores closed
there last month. In Tacoma =
large number have closed. notably
Roberts Brothers. who have been
IN business for forty or fifty
years. The word comes down
from Don Nelson that over . nib
lion business concerns are about
10 close In the United States II
not given aid. Senator TAFT says
aid has come too late.
The Republic Ia dying. II you
are cattle. then stand and wait
for the butcher knife. II you are
men and women who believe in the
Republic. let us change our repre-
sentatives in congress.
RALPH WOODS.