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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Frank Fay Tells
Pal ID Buy Bonds

the New Amsterdam Theater
Cthe scene of many uiumphs)
after show time.
The old stage doorkeeper was
glad TO see her.
Sure she could come in and do
whatever she liked.
And there, in the darkness,
with only the pilot light focused
on the empty seats Marilyn
sang one Of the song hits of a
former show and danced her
speciality.
The thrill OF it-decided her.
She determined TO return 10 the
stage.
But her agent ran into stone
walls and wooden heads.
Nobody seemed interested.
She was has-been, some
said.
Moss Hart thought so, too.
a few nights later. a mutual
pal brought her 10 Sardis for
dinner.
He arranged for Moss TO dine
there with a friend.
Say" said Moss 10 his COM
panion, who IL that lovely
creature sitting over there"
That" was the answer, sis
MariIyn Miller"
And that's how Moss Hart
met and hired the 'has-been"
for "As Thousands Cheer" a
long-run hit, in which thousands
cheered her.
NOM MURRAY witnessed il
Il during Swank cocktail
party in an East SOS penthouse.
A refugee author from Ger
many was biting his lips in re-
pressed anger over the remarks
of an American. and don
omit the quotes.
The American" was squawk-
ing about the way the war was
being handled-That Man in the
White House - tire and gas
rationing. etc.
Finally. the refugee spoke up.
'If YOU don't like this coun-
try" he said, why don't you
20 back Ia where I came from ."
THIS Wilson Miner retort
Il eluded US all these years
until last night. 1t was after
the premiere Of a, Passing
Show at the Winter Garden.
and Lee Shubert. the producer,
asked Miner how he liked il.
III" lntoned the Wit of His
Time. iii Was written to offend
me, can't think OF anything
more beautiful"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Lovers Quarrel
Bright. Brief

a fine family. His grandpappy
was Man o. War.
A selling platter is handed from
owner 10 owner and never has a
master ne can call his own.
Would a dog like that? Ger
tainly not. Neither does a horse.
a year ago Marriage acquired
a permanent owner AS soon as
this noble animal realized he had
a regular master: some one To
love him and give him good
home he began TO win races.
Now he is running great stake
horses ragged. The story of Mar
riage parallels the story Of Sea-
biscuit. also an ex-selling platter.
II was not until Seabiscuit real
lied he was in the permanent
care of the kindly Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Howard that he began his
climb TO the heights.
Horses are like people; they
want 10 be loved and have
good home.
UWE WERE married Is years
w before our first child was
born" writes Los Angeles SUBJ
Scriber.
Very interesting, but Mr. and
Mrs. Fred White of Chicago
were married 81 years before
their first child was born.
Julie Luoni, Dorchester.
Mass. brunei, has been chosen
sweetheart of the 18th company,
Camp Edwards. Mass.
States my informant:
"Miss Luoni's triumph despite
the competition of 65 eager
blondes proves once more that
In New England gentlemen much
prefer brunets."
A QUESTION that often has
"A come to my mind is this:
Why don't women like corn
beef and cabbage?
think the prevalent feminine
prejudice as to this dish has
something 10 do with the cook
ing of it.
1T il not dangerous to dive
into a Florida river. Alligators
never will open their mouths
under water"
So states a travel expert. He
may be right. But when l 60
swimming in Florida / am going
10 stick 10 the swimming pools.
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Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. is47

grumblcd the driver, "gives me
no bother whatever. I've fixed
II 10 get all I need. And no
body IN going 90 stop me from
getting gas, either"
I'm going to stop you" said
Leon as he got out.
yeah" was the parting shot.
"YOu--and whO(flse ?"
~
GONE Of the Broadway veter-
~ ans recalled the time the
late Arnold Rothstein went TO
visit a wealthy client at an ex-
elusive club.
A stuffed shirt, who recog-
nized the notorious gambler,
said.
You can't come In here. I
bar YOU from this place"
Very we'll" calmly answered
RothtSein, "you can bar me from
coming In here. But ! bar you
from coming out. Because the
moment you step In the street
I'm going 10 break your nose"
THE movies are making a film
Il based on the late Marilyn
Miller's life.
This Tale Of Manhattan" is
offered free all OF il factual
After her great career with
Ziegfeld. Miss Miller quit the
stage for a while.
But. ono night, attired in all
her gems and fnery, she visited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

which women, especially wives,
are very stubborn. we will deal
fearleSsly with these in future
issue.
DILL BRADY. Only man in
- the country who has man
aged two worlds heavyweight
boxing champions and also pro-
duced a Pulitzer prize winning
play, The champions were Jim
Corbett and Jim Jeffries and the
play was Elmer Rice,s Street
Scene"
Mr.. Brady'S best moneymak-
ing production, however, was
Way Down East"
Lucille Ball. Flaming treSSed
cinema cutie. First girl from
Butte, Mont, 10 achieve national
prominence since the days OF
Mary Maclane. Ever read Il,
Mary Maclane." If not, look it
up at the public library. You
will find ii interesting.
MARRIAGE is having very
w successful year. ] mean the
horse. The erstwhile selling
platter who recently defeated the
mighty Alsab. Despite his past
as platter Marriage comes from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
CaiskiH Barracks
1899 Rooms With Bath
-Dorned Good Odds
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Today the government is in every kind Of business It's
running Insomnia, the Catskis where Rip Van
Wrinkle slept 20 years and claimed stable boy had
stuffed a sponge up his
The army has taken the Van Insomnia for the dura
ton the clerk charge barracks The Van
Insomnia has 2999 rooms with bath. That's 1 call
darned good odds.
General Iarriken said
Bugs. there's only rule this hotel" said "Ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

parachute jumps under the eleventh
floor. And no more Commandos.'
What's wrong with Commanded"
| asked.
1t was the S64 question.
Well said General Larriken,
when a Commando comes in he is one
man. When he goes out he is BACKED
up and is carrying more things than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
The flame Of anger,
Bright and briet,
Sharpens the barb Of lore.

The fame Of anger,
Bright and bret,
Sharpens the barb Of lore.
W. S. Lander.
I'm the foregoing statement,
Mr.. Landor is probably right.
but the bright and brief" angle
is most important A lovers
quarrel should not last more
than three minutes.
lQuarrelS i'm the first year OF
married life should not last any
longer. After people have been
married six years their quarrelS
should last about eight minutes.
They have more 10 say 10 each
other and should be given ade-
quate time TO get what they
have in mind off their chests.
lin quarrels between man and
wife it is distinctly unfair for
the husband 10 leave the room
and slam the door before at least
eight minutes have passed
EVD)
MEN are the most stubborn
vi creatures in the world. And
the most stubborn of men are
husbands. That's what women
are always saying However,
there's nothing to II.
Accusing a husband Of being
stubborn is utilized by willy
wives intent on getting their
own way. They know their hus-
bands manly pride will be hurt
and that he will give in rather
than be, thought stubborn.
1t is the ladies who are stub
born,
Take the matter Of making a
bed. A woman makes a bed not
for comfort but for appearances.
you know, so il will look nice
when the sheets are folded
back. etc.
One result Of this is that the
sheet is too high on the sleep
er's head and the blanket barely
covers his chest. But no matter
how much the husband COM
plains, the bed is always made
the same. The wife continues
stubbornly 10 make it her way.
If the husband is an old army
man he makes the bed over and
gets good nights rest. If he
has not had the benefit of the
worlds best bed making training
he just suffers.
There are other points on
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Bugs, there's only rule in this hotel he said IN
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einige Sunoerttallleno anoerSrpo at
Sen 75,OOO,OOO 0es eigeutliben Sa=
pans Din5urednet. Siigt man nod oie
45,0OO,00O in Manoldltfllo - baS
geipiiierlnaBen cine &o1onie Sopans
i1t - bin5lt, fonrmt man auf 1907
100000 ooer ann6berno iopiel luie
sic Ser. Staoten uno i6re 8elitu,t-
gen.
Sapan fat aber auBer6en :. sic
n0r6liden uno 0ltliden Yropin5en
Gbinas NIT ii6er 200,O00,000 @it1-
ipobner beIebt, fann bieIe Meniden
ieood) ni6t al&snl,belL ga iie niebts
bon Ser iapaniiden u9teuen Sro-
nl,ng' iuiiien iuollen. SSapon bofft,
Sic &ontrolle ii6er al(e 450,O0O,000
@inmobner Gbinas lno sic 100000
@inluobner MalaDas rno ser Siibiee.
inieln uno bielleidt ar,6 nod ser
350,0O0,000 Sn6er sl er1angen.
sl6er porld,tfig fann Sapan ii1
nl1r auf sic 75,0O0,O0O Sapaner Der,
laiien. l1no bieie Mi0ionen beoe,,te1
biel, ipie @ngla,o 1,nb sic Ser. Staa-
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niihen lno britii6en Gorr6te ii6er
2an6 na6 Gbina gebrodt tueroen.
Na6 aolflttta at ser Sltfiilte Snoiens
lit es MIR cine 2O0O>M MeilenrunofaDrt.
Nadoem SongfonG Motila uno
Singaplr perlorelt linb, iin0 Sic Slot
ten ser Ser. Nationen allf ibre atbe-
rem Stiikpltnfte I'M Siioipeit= =Yo5ifif
5uritdgeiporien 1lno Ser bllltige
aanpf sltr Grreid1ng einer 8oiition,
bon Der aus Sffeniibaftionen gegen
Sapan begolnen iper6en f0nnelt, lit
neiter binausgel6pben rno Idpieri-
ger gelta4tet iuor0en.
S,1 Sin9apur iteften bie gngldn-
ser $500, 100000 bineil1 uno lie balt-
ten es INNER nod ipeiter alts> als ser
9rieg begann.
Ser Stiitpluft iuurSe 1919 bon
stomforo 9taffles fiir oie britiide
Sitinoie ien=Geieaidaft genolllnten unb
puds bon eineln Silderoorf alt elmer
Stabt BON 10000 @inpobnern EMP.
por.
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Mittwo6, Sen 4. Wars 1912

~s(lien fir Sic Aiiaten!" Inter
oieiem sodrufe in6t oie iapaniide
Militdr. uno &riegspartet sic aiia-
tiiden &0lfer in lire Nete SIT loden.
Eatiddlid Itebt sSapan I'M 8egrifie,
oas gan5e fern0itlide s(lien fir SSas
pan 5l1 erboern. 9as iapaniide Heid
bat ettpa 105,OOO,OOO Gintpobner,
tpe,ln 1nan sic 100000 &oreas nno
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ltnpplitiibe 3eitldufte

9eibt MIR iino iapanii6e Sruppen
ailf Sen &a1npf gegen Gbia1s &at-
Sbef freigetporoen, ionbern bie iapaz
niife Slotte lit iett altd in ser Gage,
cine Seebloda6e geeen &ansun s,l
beailnten, bon lpo aus sic amerifa>
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- 1eueC Ole Sepel1Illn9 OeS SalleS
bon Singapl1r itellen sic MilitGriod)-
berltanoigen be6el,tungspolle grtpi>
e,,1sen an 1.no peiien FIN auf ben
i6lueren 8erluit fitr sic Madte Der
Ser. 0ationen. Ser Sau Sineap,>rs,
10 erflaren ite, lit elm genalt 70 tpeit-
tragenoes unb fir ben @ugenblid 10
entldeioenoes greignis i'm &riege pie
es Ser San Sranfreid)s mar, uno er
berlebt Die Ser. geationen int @iibs
tueitpasifif in cine Gage, sic faIt ebert
10 bitter uno e,,ttaui6enb it, ipie Sic,
Der @nglano iid na6 Ditnfirden &C.
eeniiheriab.
Sopan betpadt iett bas Sor al,ln
esnoiiden S5ean. Die Slagee Der
'anfeeben6en Sonne tpebt iett beorob-
Iid) Dor ben aiiiten Soudnoiid=Oit=
inoiens.
@nglan6 bate Sic @aItion Ginga.
pnr 1872 Sabre lang int 8eltk. Sekt
lit Ger nddIte, Stneapur beraleidbare
britiid)e SlottenItiibplt.tft oas 5000
Meilen entfernte Malta, uno bieie
Snielfefte miro 1tnabIdiiig bon beut,
fden a1i,6 italieniiden 8ombern al,-
eegriffen. .@..,. ~~.=....
@s ,pirb 1latiirIid Monate. niel-i
Ieidt Sabre bauer1l ebe Sssapa,l si,l-
eapl1r in cine 5efte periuanoeIn tam,
bic fiir oas Wifaooreib bie, gleide.
@eoe,tt,tng Baben ipiiroe, ipie fie ilel
fir bie 8riten batte - tpenn Sapan
Sineapur im 9eiib balten fann.
slber bas bern1inoert sic 8ebel1s
tl,ng oes 8erluites bieies Stiitpunf,
tes fit sic Ser. Nationen nidt I'M
@eringiten. sSs,t feiuen 22 9uaorat.
nleilen geI6iibter @eipaiier fann bie
japaniide Slotte iekt ausruben 1tno
8rennitoff ergdraer. Seine Slug-
pldBe iper6en in &iir5e NIT iapani>
fden Sll1s5eugen beiett .ieir,\ Sltm
@hliab int &f gegen SABA nno
Sltntatra> sic ndditen groberl1ngs5ie=
Ie Sapans.
Der &f 1lm sic Si6er1lng ser
Rorratslinie nod Gbina ourd Burma
lit ollr6 Sen Sail Singapurs gan5 be-
trddtli6 eridtpert tuorbe,t. Ser Golf
bon Martaban itebt SEN Sapanern
fir Eruppentransporte often unO
Eal,ienbe bon iapaniiden Solbatel1
tperben mad benz Sad Singapltrs Sltm
: giniat an ser Sront in Burma fret.
:. Selbit oie Sitfiiite Sn6iens lieet
iett i,1 Ieidter &ei6iueite Ser Sapa-
ner nn6 oie gerbin6uneslinien 5lpi-
f6en Sn6ien 11nb s(uitralien iin6 fart
aefabroet. l1no sic 8eltfuite sultra-
liens fatu1 bon BEN Sapanern nod ei-
1ter 200-Meilenfabrt erreibt iperoelt.
Die eriten s(usmirfltngen oes 5alls
bon Singapur tperoen iuabrldeinlid
auf 5umatra fiibl6ar iperben, ser
boadnbii6=oitin6ti6en sSniel, sic MIR
tuenise> Meilen eltfernt lit l,n6 eegen
bie ser iapaniibe aneriff bereits be-
gonnen bat.
Die Siibipibe ser 1000 Meilen
Iansen sSSniel Slnnatra lit nur einen
Rateniprnug bon ben reiditen Breis
bes bolldnoiidein Rolonialreides, Sa-
ba, entfer1t. /
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le4l on lpItlu >SlDlutItH VI VII lePltH
bcioeu 0tpnaten erfabren bobcn, oeun
lie biloen Sic feIt9eiiigtclte railiiole
Ginbett Ser gSelt ltno lno III fanoti-
| idem @lauben an ibr @eldid, olS
bos olSerlpdblte &olf ibrer cigcnen
@Dtter er5ogen wor>cll.
SSie 9eutl6lauo ,rno Stulicn lat
Sapnn cine gobe @cbtrtcnrutc oeior-
bert. Sm letten balbcn Snbrbmoert
ltieg sic 3abl ser Saponcr pon 4O,-
100000 iu Sabre 1892 oui 10.
100000 I'M Sabre 1912. lln> Ger
notiirlid)e ;3nuodS (obnc Gimuonoe.
rung) Itcllt lidG oui iiber cine YFil.
lion ioGrlid).
sl6cr onldcincno noGcrt ld ser
Gorrot an &onpncniuttcr nnb slr.
6eitSfrditcn benn Gnoc. gS0brcno
Sitter III scr Gage lit, 100000
8ricgs1efnngenc uno uicllcid)t $500.
600 nidtocutidc 3ipililtcn iiir icine
SlrbeItcrarmeen SIT nlpbililicrcll, bat
Sapon feline Iold)c SilfSql.ellcn.
Sic ltriade 6icriiir it, boG oie
nid)tiopaniiheu Noiic1l Sltolicns nidbt
seluilt linb, air. ,,steuen 0romua'
SapanS bciSutrogel. 8isber iino sic
ein5i9en Nliotcll, Sic onf Sciteu So
pans f1mpfet, Sic ipenigen tboilnn-
biiben Solbote,t, sic nit beu Ssopo-
| uern eeaen 8arma fdmpfen. s(ni Der
! anberen Seite fintpfel1 Die 6ilipinos
tapfer nuf Seiten MeartDnrs, Mit-
| glteoer zines bal6en 9tteno inoiider
Hoiien altf Seiten oer gngldnber, lnS
Die Walapen o11f Soften ser Sol(an.
ser.
usQasfu foun ill fciller 9SeiIe pom
irgen>einer ul1 bern Mod)t ein9enont.
men peroen.' Gapon lit ser be.
fannie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gep. Ser
naro Sub6arb, S.S, fclt iiber6ellgt.
Ginen oiesbe5iioliden @ericlt Gat Scr
,,@letiderpater' 1nlingit an @ene'
rolleutnont Sobn 8. 9egSitt, &on-
n1anoant ser 4. in Erelioio, Son
Srnncisco ltutipnierten Hrnlce cln0c-
reid)t.
Mcp. Sub6aro, ipclhcr felt Is
Sabrcu sic @erge 1lno &ulfonc sllos.
fas our6forid)t luo falt icoe Nicile
oeS @ebieteS I'M 6l,g5eug iibcronert
bat, febrte pergongcnen Suli nit ei-
Iner &onniiiion scr slrlnec nod sllaS-
ia Sllriid, Inn eenal,e llnterin0nnAen
itber sic llneinne6m6arfcit nno sic
Observation-Disclosures beS gol..
5en @ebictes bor5lneblnel,.
Nad) ieinem 9ef,ntb fat Sic Nr-
NEE 6ereits @roBortiges fiir @erteioi.
guuas5iuede eeleiltet. 9as @ebiet lit
10 beidafier1 oaB Scr, lueldcr 5l,crit
in oeiien 9eiit lit, li6 III Der Sage
befinoct, es NIT oei6tigfeit Su balten
unb 81 perteioigen. ltniere belpaIf-
nete @taeDt lit polllt6nSig int @elis
Mlasfas.
Sie friegeriiden @t1dte 6cS Sltens
m0gen perindelt IN sllasfa cil5lfal'
len, a6er lie tuitroen altf uniibcrpino-
lide Sinoernilie itoBe,1. Sails lie es
pagen tpitroen lniibten iie 5lterit
8laoitpoltod als ga iis belisen. Gie.
ler 1i6triide Safen tpdre ser 1ldhite
giienbabn>Serminus na6 s(lasfa -
! (Sprtieblng a,1f Seite 12)
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&c. SeiGiefeit Bapit 8ius ser
3iuolfte tpltroe am 2. Mar5 1889
gum Bapit ertpablt ltn6 sebn Gage
ipater gefr0nt. 5rieoen iol1te, nad
ieiner s(nii6t, ipd6reno ieines Eon=
tififats sic @elt reeieren. llno
bo6 begoll1 bereitS ie1s Wonate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Better that in public, Fatso they II start
feeding peanuts"

h7uS. enough butter 10 las, a
month
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cumulated higher than thc roof
He was worried about the glrI
from Chicago, facing The Same
task. and on tho third day with
the blizzard raging una+fa'cdly nc
bundled himself IN his warmeSt
Carb and with snowShocS and a
long pole started up Sheep Gulch
Tho wind dashed snow against
his face. would have blinded him
If nc had not worn goggles. II was
a long. trcaChCrou> hike. II took
him two hours 10 make the two
miles.
AnXiou,ly he surveyed the Pas
tor cabin as nc came around a
bend quarter OF mile away
He was immensely relieved AT The
smoke coming from tho little
brick chimney Of tho lcan-to. saw
tho kitchen door and one window
fairly cleared of SNOW
He cant explain 10 This day why
he kissed Helen as She opened Tho
door. but he docs know that she
chung TO him
1--WE been 80 frightened, She
nurmurcd.
I'm not going Ia lct YOU stay
here alone any longer" he told
her you're coming To- the
station. and I'll never LEI YOU 60.
You're going Ia marry me aS
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WINE FOR FEASTS

WINE FOR FEASTS
She had enough coffee for thc
MlntCr. a quart Of whisky .lal
emergencies and several bottles
of wine for lonely festive eeea-
>ionS Christmas, New Years Eve
and her birthday in February.
Uncle Charlie even taught
me how 10 bake my own bread
and biscuits" She explained
with pride. when the butter
runs out, thcrc'll he honey and
jam and syrup.
Anthony admitted that she
seemed well supplied with grub.
How about wood" he asked.
She said that her uncle had filled
the woOdShCd, warned her 10
snake down more of tho abundant
dead timber that lined The htfl
behind tho cabin
'TIave YOU done il yet =" he
asked
NO, She replied eve hecn
too busy house cleaning"
He rCprlmandCd her sharply.
when the SHOWS really
come" he said. "you..wont he
able IN bulge 10 feet from this
cabin. This weather won't last
forever"
Then hc said he'd he over in
the morning and help her get
down some fuel
you'd better spend the next
two weeks on that" ne said
You can split il AT your leisure.
I'll he able Ia help some"
BECOME ACQUAINTED
They became fairly we'll ac-
quanlcd IN The next week. He
showed her how 10 snake down
blg trees, dead timber that had
suvlved a forest fire that had
swept over this area many years
ago before the coming of the first
white man.
lie did most OF tho work. a she
hadn't the strength MOI the
aptitude for Ihi, work She
wasn't very GOOD on the saw
either although ,plltting tho
wood with an Az came easily.
Tom Anthony. had Carncrcd his
own fuel supply IN September,
after the forest fire menace had
lcS>cnod, found himself ncglcctinC
his own work i'm order 10 assure
this girl from Chicago a winter
supply.
However. he discovered that he
didn mind She wasn't a marvel
Gus cook by any means, but She
was a fair one. and delightful
company.
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writing. Whenever he called AT
the CABIN. usually with a brace of
Cottontails or chunk OF vcnlSon
10 vary hcr drah out-of-thc-tin
fare, ,hc was either busy Al her
HOUSEHOLD tasks or culcd mp IN a
bIG ovcr>tuGci char by the fire
reading a Whodunl by Jonathan
Latimcr on Rex Stout or MaN
Brand.
The blizzard, came and the
SHOWS drlltcd high IN Sheep Gulch
and the winds howlCd. Sometime,
he didn't -ee-tEtr'- etri-for t1rcc on
four days. when he would make
I'hc hazardous trek on SnowShoc,
10 the little cabin They know
what was gong on in the outside
world only by means of then
portable radios with reception bad
a. times IN The high country.
/ Then came tho worst storm al
,lhc winter. or Of several prCtlou,
winters They'll talk about IT for
IA long time IN tho thlnlN settled
region frlnginG the Nevada line
below Lake Tahoe
II kept Anthony busy for tWC
days and nights. keeping pail
clear 10 the outbWldingS. stem
mlng back the drifts that ac
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u sgee when he brought me here

wagon when he brought me- here
last week"
The ranger, tall dark and
handsome young man as forest
rangers arc supposed to be. sand
he d7takc- look anyhoW,
The cabin Of Charlie P6Stbr was
familiar 10 him. The Pa adcna
man-about-t town. q bachelor of 40
who dabbled IN stocks and bonds
nine months a year and dabblcd
at fishing and loafnC IN his
mountain CABIN in tho summer
was a close friend of his nearest
ncighbor, who lived At tho Ranger
Station TWO miles down the
GulCh.
The living room was walled
with unfinished, unwaNcd plnC, and
huge fireplace dWarfed the
rough. comfortable furniture. y
pine stump was blazing IN A.
How" asked tho ranger.
did YOU manage To chop that:"
She SAID, Uncle Charlie Spcnt a
few hours with nc and brought
i'm several of them.
Anthony pointed 30 The hook.
cases lining ono end OF tho room.
~ hope YOU like murder mN>-
teries," he said. III YOU don't.
Nou'll find time hanging heavy
on your hands"
She SAID she simply adOrCd
murder novels. They went INTO
the lean-to. 1t was snug and
warm.
II find its hard TO keep warm
I'm the other room. unless ] Sit
right i'm tho fireplace" Helen
! Miller said. This kitchen range
j. swell" The ranger was too
busy inspecting tho shelves 10
reply lie noted with Satl>faC-
ton that there were case lots of
beans, tomatoes. condensed milk,
soup, salmon. bectS, peas, fruit
of various klndS-it looked like
grocery store.
In the cellar reached through a
trap door, she assured him, the
bin was filled with potatoes, and
there were more supplies in tin
cans.
The huge. mouSc-proof cupboard
was packed with vast quantity
Of -four. sugar and other cdlhlCS.
The SprinGhousc held sides OF
/ bacon. a big crate OF eggs three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

soon as this storm lets up and
we can get down 10 the county
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
By SANFORD JARRIti

DANGER Tom Anthem, vas
~ startled. end "eii ne H1fzi1T M
Smoke was curling up from tho
chimney OF the Pastor cabin and
at this time of the year that was
about tho las, thing he expected To
see.
Sheep Gulch in The High Slrrras
was far from the beaten path, and
II Mas WlRter Gold -.Ia.l t-i-4erffs5
snd clear. but II WAS winter never
tho SIS.
HARD packed snow cruChcd be-
meath ms boots - ne trud-cd
along the trail "a -t&a- Attle cahgn
nestled beneath q Cro'C>Qge rock
formation ~ the fork OF TWO small
hveiy StrT-nae
IS ho r,arou 1le tVo-room
cabin Wl'b rs bu-bl red root and
lcan-to ktCF'l. p -'rl came ouI on
The porch and hogan shaking a
T.s
SIC waS -Vr5ruc blue denim
overaiiy ar-G I wooirn lumber
Jacket FtU-d hobbCd hal peeked
beneath a stocking cap. She WAS
small and trim and probably had
70 business there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
TIE END

Tomorrou's Short story;
"Snow Speedster,@ ny Anthony
Rud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
HER EYES TENDER

She vas too happy 10 give him
A verbal affirmative and Then he
saw the pictures. dozens OF them
all snapshots taken by Charlie
Pastor of the rangers during
previous summers Her eyes were
smiling and tender.
$50 that's why YOU came up
here ." nc said She nodded
II fell in love with these pic
lures ~ Uncle Charles, she
said II Just had 10 come MP
here Ia see for myself. Now
I've fallen in love with the man"
And now nc know why she
hadn't needed her unclc'S warning
10 gather IN her winter iircwood
"a soon aS She arrived
II he hadn't helped her with a.
they probably would have seen
each other only a few times brief
duty calls. as he was shy ono
with girls Her duphcity simply
captvatcd HIM.
THE END
Tomorrow short story:
"Snow Speedster,t ny Anthony
Rud.