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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Congregational

Corner \. Adams and Emmett
SITS.
Gordon C. speer. Minister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School for Jun
Tors. Intermediate and Seniors
IL a. M Sunday School for Pre-
school, kindergarten and Primary.
IL a. m,-Service OF worship. Ser
mon subject: "Trustful Balanced
and Disciplined Disciples" Anthem:
Prepare we the Way of the Lord
by Garrett. Mrs. Ralph Wagner will
sing: Behold the Master Passeth
By" by Hammond. Children's Re
cees ionsl: God OF the Earth. ="
Leader. Elizabeth Elliott. Mrs. KEEL
der will play: prelude in D." by
Rogers; "Liedchen" by Mendels-
sohn: "Postlude" by Kreutzer.
p. ms-High School Pilgrim Eel
lowship.
p. M Baptist-Congrsgational
Christian Youth Fellowship. In
Starkweather Hall. Miss Beryl Keul-
inc will discuss Christ in Art"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Your Health
eight Reduction
Based on Quantity,
Not Quality

BY Logan C1ennenins. NJ. D.
ONE OF MY readers who is
quite irritated with me has pointed
out to me that everything say
about prescribing diets 10 reduce
weight is impractical. How" he
says, "can a person who lives in a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A. M. NJ: "A short time ago
you advised a reader 10 avoid a
surgical operation in a case of
fallen stomach and 10 correct it by
exercise and taking on weight.
Can a fallen bladder and rectum
be successfully treated in this way,
or would surgery be necessary
Answer: There is a successful
surgical operation for fallen blad-
der and rectum. Owing to the
anatomical conditions present, it ia
the treatment Of choice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18

D. K.:-"Is there any way Of
getting rid of dropsy in the feet
and ankles caused by pregnancy?
Answer: This is probably due to
pressure on the veins and will 20
away eventually without treat
ment. Exercise is good for it.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18

W. Mis- a small, painless
lump in the breast always
symptom Of cancer or might it
also be harmless? In this case the
girl is in her twenties and in ex-
cellent health.
Answer: About so per cent OF
Jumps in the breast at the age Of
20 are harmless, but it is very
dangerous to depend on guess
work and a surgeon or clinic
should be consulted. The final test
is to remove a small portion Of the
lump and have it examined micro
scopically.
F. VI. NJ: Is coffee harmful 10
ulcer Of the stomach?
Answer: It has no effect one
way or the other.
K. K. c.: Does food left in
aluminium pans cause sugar dis-
betes? Does eating fish and drink
ing milk cause poisoning?"
Answer: Food left in aluminium
pans does not cause diabetes.
There is no incompatibility 10
drinking milk and eating FISH at
the same time provided both are
fresh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
gain In somewhat unusual cir
BY II. J. SCOTT

cert rs,s King Feature, syna.'. e World nshu r'~Ora
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
PARALIZADA UNA FAMI-
Liza DE CINCO POR INGE
RIR ALIMENTOS ENVE-
NENADOS

Denver Colorado, Nov. %.
-POr ingerir alimentos en-
venenados, ell domingo, cinco
personals de una misma familia
quedaron paralizados. IOtra
persona que comic de los mis-
sali6 para Pueblo, es buscada
por la policia. Creese que de
be estar tambien paralizada.
Los restos de los sandwich
es condos por los esposos
Hiram Dickson y sus tres hi
jos fueron mandados hoy al
la~bOratorio. La otra persona
que particip6 de los sand
witches es una mujer y Sc la
Stella Guthrie.
I'm vecino Oy6 los gritoS de
la Sra. Dickson, que logr6 a.
rrastrarse hasta una v~entana,
y do aviso a la policia.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

tandola sOlamente cuando ella Sc
opusiera al desarrollo del pro-
.grama- tranSformaria Ell mum
do para pOnerlo en- armenia con
las realidades de nuestra epoea.
A poca diStancia de donde So
Ihallaba, Rakoko y ell Comandan
tie Gomez cenaban juntos. senta-
dos a otra mesa. Estos Gltimos
sc habian encontrado, como por
caSualidad, en- ell bar del club.
Sc habia entablado entire ellos
una discussion con respecto a
cierto detalle intimo de Ia
bailarina Mirka. Apos
taron la comida, acordando So
al laudo arbitral de al.
gunos de los presentes, quienes
haoian mantenido relaciones a.
con la artista. Rakoko.
1abiendo perdido la apues.a.
;ancelaba su deuda.
La expression picaresca de sus
'OstrOs hacia aparentar que ha.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

blaban de cierta aventura atre.
vida, en- la cual habia sonado Ell
ncmbre de Gomez mezclado con
q, de Ia sensual Mirka.
-Entcnces, Gusted puede ase
guraime que, aun en- ell case de
que Sc rompan las hostilidades,
d c%ontrato Sc c~umplira-pregun
10 Ell Comandante Gomez.
II Naturalmente! replica
kakoko. - Les entregaremos
los granies aviones de bombar-
dec en- las fechas prometidas.
Ahora bien, como eSta previsto
una clausula, en- case de que
ira ustedes tendran que pagan
IN vaintid6s por ciento supple
nentario. Els para cubrir los gas
de los Intermediates; por-
lue ten5riamos que despachar
os aeroplanos a Gagalandia, y
seSde a.li serian reexpedidos a
u pals.
-Pero 81 Burgenlandia nos
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

-Para hacer la guerra, Sc ne
costa dinero observe el Mi
nistro de Hacienda,-y ~nosotros
no 10 t,nemoS, BESIDE hace cinco
amos. cubrimos los deficits de
nuestro5 presupuestos con emil
stones lie bonos. Vuestros gastos
militares-agreg6, dirigi6ndose
al Ministro de la Defensa Ma
cional hos lleyan a la infla-
ci6n. Las Industries van hacia
la ruina bajo ell peso de las e.
normes caras que las gravan; ell
pueblo no puede soportar nue.
vos impuestos.
-Es precis amente pof ESQ
que necesitamOs la Provincial
Meridicnal, - replica 81 Minis
tro de la Defensa Nacional. -
Candinavia no eXplota, como es
debido, sus inentes diquezas pc
trolifara>. sotros las nvcesita
mos para continuar nuestro de-
sarrollo industrial. Debemos a
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

tras opiniones con interes, con
sumo interes
Y miranda a los Ministries de
Ia DefenSa Nacional y del Int
rior, proSigui6:
-UStedes encaran la situa-
ci6n actual de una manera JUS
Ia, muy justa. Estoy perfecta-
mente de acuerdo con vuestro
lpunto de vista, en- principle; pc
TO Louvok tiene raz6n: debemos
esperar. Aun ell momento no nos
eS propicio. no nos es propicio.
NADIA perderemos 81 eSperamos.
Las dificultades interiores de
nueStros vecinos solo pueden EN-
.peorar. Debemos Seguir obser-
vando con ojo avizor, el eStado
de eSpiritu de las demaS poten-
cias. Nc po5emos lanzarnos en-
esta gran aventura sin una Segu
sin una seguridad. No Ia
aun. EsperaremoS el
momento oportuno para actuar
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

enericamente, con absolute segu
ridad de buen exito, de buen ext
to
Mientras en- el Consejo de Mi
nostros Sc diScutia ell problema
de la desocupaci6n obrera. sin
que Sc llegara a ningdn resulta-
do practice para solventarla, en-
ell Union Club, Garlez explicaba
a CASTOR de Marzac sus proyec-
tos de propaganda mundial
mientraS comian. La S u f u
Sociedad Union Federal Univer-
sal - iba a ser fundada, V sus
oficinas centrales Sc establece-
rian en- Paris. La Declaration
los DerechoS de los Pueblos
iba a ser lanzada al ptlblico; Y
de un extreme al otro del mum
DO, Sc conocerian las ideas Dc
Garlez. Aquello no era nj comu-l
niSmo, nj faScismo, era I'm siste-
ma que, reSpetando la organiza
zion politica de cada pals limi
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

prOvecharnos de los incidentes
fronteriZoS que Sc han product
do EN- estos dias. Podemos agra
varlos. Yo he comprometo a ocu
par toda la Provincial Meridio-
nal EN- menos de una Semana.
PresentaremoS a la faz del mum
do un hecho conSumado; des-
pues ique griten en- Ginebra L..
GQue nos importar?
La guerra contra Candina-
via-afirm6 el Ministro del In
terror, - tendria un efecto Salu
dable para despertar el patrio-
riamos nuestras divisiones inter
riamos nuestras diviSionesi inter-
mas. I'll entusiaSmo popular uni
ria a los differences sectores ba
jo ell emblema de la Patria.
-SenoreS 49, interrumpi6 Ell
Presidente- Dictator, quien los
estado observando con su-
atenci6n mientras hablaban,
-senores: he eScuchado vues-
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
Las mas lnportantes peleas de la sernana
Ell negro Biyins cornbatir6 con Lee Savold

Muchos combates de boxeo sc
efoctuaran en- esta semana, en-
.tCda la naci6n.
Una de las peleas de mas inn
portancia Sc verificara Fl vier.
mes, en- New York, entire Ell me-
gro Jimmy Bivins, de Cleveland
aspirante a la corona del peso
complete, y Lee Savold, ell "ti-
gre rubio." Sera un match" a
5iez asaltos.
La misma noche, en- Holly
wood, California, Juan Zurita,
de Mexico, Sc batira con Chester
Slider, de Fresno, California.
Tendra Ell match" IN Unite
de diez asaltos.
Hoy lunes, en- Baltimore, Big
Boy Brown, de Detroit, peleara
con Lou Brooks, de Wilmington,
Delaware; On New York, Ra-
mon Alvarez tendra de contra
rio a Bobby Ruffin, de Astoria,
Long Island; en- Providence, r.
R., Jackie Callura, de Hamilton,
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
FINALIZO AVER Ell TOR
NEO DETBNNIS

Los finales del torneo de ten
mis- de la Cruz Roja Sc jugaron
aver en- la isla Davis.
Tampa tiene una nueva CAM
peona, la Srta. Helen Cowles,
cue venci6 a la Sra. Ann Wash
ington, la vencedora Ell ano pa
sado, con anotaci6n de 6-S y GA.
Ell s0ldado Reuben Riskind, de
Drew Fidd, derrot6 a Claude
Luke y conquist6 FL titulo con es
tie score: 81 y GA.
En- los dobles, RiSkind y Gene
Bu95ee "atropellaron" a Bob
Henry y Bill Blake.
Luke era el favorito en- los sim
plies; pero los eXpertos calcula-
ron NAL.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Los Espartanos fueron NAL
tratados por los estudiantes del
Colegio Presbiteriano apesar de
los ~vaticiniOs en- contrario.
Fue una derrOta vergonzante
para eli equipo de Melvin Vines.
En- esta semana los universita
rios locales jugaran de nuevo.
Separe a tempo sus localida-
des 81 quiere presenciar ell parti-
do del jueves entire los Terriers
y las Panteras.
Dicese que los j6venes de Pal
ma Celia encontraron un "arma
secreta" y creemos que bien la
necesitan, considerable la ejecu-
toria del "once" de la escuela 81
tuada en- Seminole Heights.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
CON LOS GUANTES
DOWNING

HablamOs ell sabado con Jim
Downing, ell conocido empresa-
rio de boxeo.
Estima Jim que para los pro-
gramas del Auditorio cuenta va
con suficiente gladiadores, inclu
y7endo en- el grupo a j6venes SOL
dadoS de los campamentos Drew
y MacDill.
Ell pGblico de Ybor City y w.
Tampa tendra facilidades adicio
males, con un mayor nGmero de
tranvias para traSladarse al par
que de Plant, donde esta situado
ell Auditorio.
lRecuerda Jim los buenos item
pos del pugilismo y espera alcan
Ear ell apoyo de los ''fieles."
NoSotros lie deseamos buena
suerte y que la COmisi6n, dentro
de 10 acordado, coopere con 81.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
eta Folletin No. Is
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA M0RES
NOVELA
La Gaceta
NOVELA

clam6 el Ministro de Ga Defensa
Nacional, interviniendo en- el de-
bate Mi servicio confidential
es ell mejor de Europa. Sc que 81
invadimos la Provincial Meridio-
nal de Candinavia, Birmana no
movera un solo dedo. No puede
hacer NADIA ISL situaci6n inte-
rior no Sc 10 permite! LAS de-
mas potencias tampoco interven
dram!
HAY que obrar con pruden-
cia-replic6 Louvok.-No pode-
mos lanzarnos en- una aventura
de este genera sin estar absolu-
tamente SECURES del resultado fl
nal.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
Mickey Hernandez lanz6 como
I'm pitcher de las Grandes Ligas
Las EstreIIas saIieron con las nueve argollas

La novena de la Unione TIA.
lana. vencedora en- eli campeona
10 Intersocial, derroto aver en- el
Urque Cuscaden, dandole las
nueve argol,as, a LAS EstrellaS
comardadas por Alfonso Lopez,
a catcher de los Piratas, y vi
centa Granell.
Fu6 una tarde de triunfo para
Miekc- Hernandez, ell excelente
Lanzador, quien dej6 a los este
lares' en- cinco hits y no les per-
miti6 hegar a la gonna, Daba
Mickey, con su perfecto dominic
Ia sem aci6n de un pitcher de las
grandc5 ligas.
Por 81 conjunto de Alfonso su
.bieron a la lomita Chalin Cue
Mar, ell serpantinero professional,
y cGahagin, ell hijo del policia.
Actu5 Cuellar en- cuatro entra
das v sjlo permiti6 dos hits, uno
de dos bases y un simple. En- u
no de los episodios concedi6 tres
bases Y despu6s, brillantemente,
oerr6 con tres ponches.
McC ahagin lanz6 en- los otros
innings" y limit6 a tres los "ji-
lotes' de sus contrarios.
Cuatro de los cinco "terapeu-
ticos' bateados a Mickey Sc pro
dujeron en- las tres primeras en-
tradas.
Cometieron ''marfiladas" Be-
rito, M. Fernandez, Mott y.tres
Ortega.
Julio Pelaez, 81 edil, hizo dos
Wales a la gonna; pero tenia
la suerte de espaldas.
La formula "jonronera" nc
pudo aplicarla, aunque Onis IL
habia probado antes del juego.
acknowledgements, que no era d.
ficil.
Ell venidero domingo la Unto
ne volvera a jugar con otro CRU
po de ''estrellas' o "astros."
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Los OsOs de Chicago, team
professional de futbOl, ganaron
aver ell campeonato de la Liga
Nacional aplastando a los Leo
mes de Detroit. Anotaron los ga
nadores AZ puntos y los vapulea
dos 9.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Mickoy Hernandez tendra e
latigo en- la mano.
Antacion pOr entradas;
Estrellas
900 600 O00--0c, 5h, lie
Unione Italiana
900 010 01x-2c, 5h, De
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Ontario, sera 81 oponente de Cur
ly st. Angelo.
El martes, Lupe Gonzalez, dc
Mexico, combatira en- Los Ange
les, California, con Bobby Yea
ger.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida Y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
OEPORTES
TIRANDO Ell BALON
DERR0TADOS LOS
BULLDOGS

La gran sorpresa de la sema-
ma paSada, en- ell futbol, la do ell
''once' e Auburn atrOpellando
a los Bulldogs de Georgia con a
notaci6n de 81 puntos contra 10.
Todos los peritos Sc equivoca
ron y Georgia Tech, ell team
vencedor de los Caimanes, pas6
al primer lugar en- la Conferen-
cha del Sur.
La invitaci6n en- cuanto al
Rose Bowl probablemente Sc ha-
"a a los "ingenieros."
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

Boston College gan6 su parti-
do y, al igual que los T6cnicos,
sc mantiene invicto.
Es un eXcelente ''once' ell de
Boston y seria muy interesante
verle jugar contra los Bulldogs
o los Ingenieros y particular
mente con estos dltimos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

BIEN PUBLICO, INC.
Fundada en- ell 1904
50 o de continues servicios al pueblo
trabajador de Tampa
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
CIRUJANO JEFE
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
EN- YROR, EN- NUESTRA CLINICA
1915 Gale ID
LUNES
De II ma P M: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULo
D P NJ: DR.. j. E. HERNANDEZ
De5a6P. NJ: Or. A. A. GONZALEZ
MARTES
De II A. NJ II NJ: DR.. J. A. DOMINGUEZ Y MISS
10 M NJ {. LoPEz, r. NJ Hygiene InfantiI y D%ietStica.
D 5a6P P. M: Or. SOLANO GRIMAL
MERCEDES
De ?. NJ: DIR. IsMAEL ANGULo
De6a6P. M: DIR. ]. A. ~DOMNGUEZ
JUEVES
De II A. M a y NJ: DIR. J. A. DOMINGUEz v MISS
N. C. LOPEZ, R. n, Hygiene Infantil V DietGtica.
De 5a6P F. M: DIR. SoLANO GRMAL
VIERNES
De ~ M. a 1P. M: DIR. ISMAE ANGULO
u - M: DIR. ]. E. HERNANDEZ
De5a6P. M: DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
SABADO
De 9 a 10 A. M: F. SOLANO GRIMAL
De II A. M. a II M: DIR. J. A. DOMINGUEZ MISS
TT M N {; LOPEZ, R; n, Hygiene mfantil y Dietetica.
Or. GUSTAvO PoRRO-Radi6logo, en- la Clfnica los
Lunes, Martes, Microbes Y Viernes. de 7 a 40 p M,
SR. BERNARDO FERN~ANDEZ-T6cnico M6dico, en- Ia
ND 1IHlca, dlarlamente de A a 6 P. NJ. para curaciones.
DIR. RENE Misunderstanding, de a 9 A.. M. dia-
riamente. vi"
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nal Bank Building. "O
r DE CONSULTAS EN- WEST TAMPA
En- la BOtica Ell Bien PubIico, 1904 Howard Ave
LUNES
De II A. M. a II M: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULO
MARTES
De 5a6P. M: DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
MERCEDES
De 5 a 6 F. M: DIR. SOLANO GRIMAL
JUEVES
De 4 a 5 P. M: DIR. J. E. HERNANDEZ
VIERNES
De F. M: DIR. NJ ANGULO
SABADO
De IL A. M. a IL NJ: DIR. j. E.
AvisoS al Tclefono Y-529O - Para aso d. ro.u..
tarde por la nOche, lame al Telefono Y-14iO
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BUSINESS UNIVERSITY O.
frece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- cambio por servicios de
Oficina. GA Gale Franklin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
COLLEGE MEN WANTED TO BE
NAVAL OFFICERS

Seniors who enlist now for deck or engineering
officers will not be called to active duty before
next June. Juniors may continue in college UNI
til 1913, but may be called to active duty dur
ing the period while not attending college next
summer.
College students except freshmen cnlisting
now to become Naval Aviation officers will not
be required to commence training until the
completion of their current college year.
The officer in charge of any u. S. Navy Re-
crutmg Station will give YOU further details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Don't wait! VOLUNTEER!
DO to the Nearest Navy Recruiting
Station right now!

DURING the past seven weeks, thousands OF
~ men-with fire in their eyes and determine
ton in their hearts-have gone to Navy Recruit
ing Stations everywhere They have demanded
the opportunity to fight for their country
Thousands have been enlisted and are now be-
ing trained. But make no mistake thousands more
are needed-urgenHy needed Men in good health
between II and so years of age
AS the President has said. the United States
can accept no result save victory, final and COM
plete To win that victory we need more ships
They are being rushed TO completion. But the
finest ships in the world are useless without enough
men to operate them.
Every Navy fighting ship is complete unit
a small world, which requires full complement
of trained specialists, engineers machnsts. ship
filters, carpenters, welders radio operators, avi-
alton speciasts-experts in almost so skilled
trades
The Navy will teach you Skilled Trade
il YOU have no trade, the Navy will teach YOU
ne. Select the job you prefer If qualified the
Navy may spend $500 training you to be an ex-
pert and thus fit you for well-paid Job when you
return to civil life. Navy trained men are always
in demand.
Promotions come quickly
In the Navy you earn while you learn You get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

a pay increase automatically after four months.
You may earn up to $l36 month, plus allow
ances. Plus your board and keep. Plus the finest
medical and dental care. Plus more than 500
worth of clothing when you join.
If you already have a Trade
If you have had special training or know trade,
here is the opportunity to use your knowledge at
once. If you can qualify in any one of the Navy
trades you can Join the Navy as petty officer
right away with the higher pay and allow
ances that go with such rating
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-11

Women of the Methodist
church will entertain at a tea
Wednesday afternoon of next
week in the home of Mrs. Fred
Burnell. Mrs. Charles Wegner
and Mrs. Lorenzo Andrews Will
be co-hoStesses with Mrs. Bur-
nell. A program. in charge OF
Mrs. H. H Cheney and Mrs. Ash
ley Smith. is being arranged.
Mrs. Charles Reynolds, who
has been i'll for some time, is
being cared for in the home of
her daughter, Mrs, Gunner
Sandstrum, in Detroit.
The September meeting OF the
Women's Missionary meeting of
the Free Methodist church was
held Wednesday afternoon of
this week in the home of Mrs.
James Chapman.
Miss Margaret Woodruff re-
turned to her duties as teacher
in Marlette schools Tuesday.
] wi anu WI -. w lilidiii L diA Va
Ann Arbor spent Sunday and
Monday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roswell keenan,.
Mrs. Fred Denote is teach
ing in the Bunker school near
Columbus, beginning work there
Tuesday.
A Sunday school board meet
ing will be held Friday night in
the Free Methodist church.
Miss Celia Bywater has re-
turned to Highland Park, after
spending a vacation with her
father, Frank ByWater.
Miss Inez Pratt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Winfred Pratt, UNI
derwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis Tuesday in a hospi-
tai in Mt. Clemens.
Mrs. George Bartlett returned
Monday to Detroit, after spend
ing a week in her home here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-11
FORTUNATE RESCUE
CHAPTER VII

Ends contempt for herself
grew as she ate her solitary
Sunday luncheon. The creamed
chicken, and tiny golden bis
cults, and iced dessert that she
had prepared so carefully lost
their taste in her mouth.
Trying to force herself on the
attention of a married man, that
was what her little plot had
added up to. And that was
pretty cheap, according to her
standards. She shook herself
What she needed was something
to do, something to absorb her
time and attention. Then she
wouldn't be tempted into silly
attempts to interest strange men.
She stacked the dishes un-
washed in the sink and tied a
red silk kerchief over her head.
She doubted if she could get any
art supplies on Sunday, since the
stationery and book shops in the
neighborhood would be closed.
But getting out in the fresh air
and sunshine would restore
some measure of her damaged
self-respect.
And she was lucky. At a drug
store near the school she was
able to purchase a sketch book
and charcoal. Armed with
3 these prerequisites she set out
for the natural ravine that edged
the fashionable suburb and that
had been turned into a commun-
ity park.
Enid found a comfortable seat
halfway up on one of the grassy
banks of this hollow and, using
her knees as an easel, she began
to sketch the children at play in
the ravine below her. She work
ed busily until the fading day
light forced her to quit.
She glanced back over the
sketches that she had made be-
fore she closed the book. They
weren't half bad. Her fingers
had SUDDENLY acquired rev mas
terry. She thrilled to a fresh en-
thusiasm as she retraced her
steps to the apartment. Maybe
she might even yet make some
thing of her art. If only she
hadn't already wasted week Of
her vacation.
Busy with her thoughts, she
was startled as the heavy outer
door of the building changed be-
hind her, to hear the furious
barking of dog and the scream
of a child She ran up the short
flight of steps that led to the
first floor corridor.
The hall lights hadn't been
turned on yet and she could
hardly see in the dusk. Guided
more by sound than sight she