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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Public Program Planned
to Celebrate Navy Day

4 public program in Ypsilanti
High School auditorium at o'clock
the evening OF October y, will
highlight the celebration in Ypsi
lanti OF Navy Day. 1t was announced
today by Harold I. Augustus. chair
man
Mr. Augustus, commander OF
American Legion Post No. 2S2, was
appointed chairman OF Navy Day
for Ypsilanti by Hubert OBrion,
Detroit. state chairman Carl
Johnson is assisting Commander
Augustus in making plans for the
celebration in Ypsilanti
Plans are under way to exhibit
a Navy film and for an address by
a Navy Day speaker at the high
school meeting. In addition. the
Ypsilanti committee is seeking the
corporation OF merchants Of the city
and residents who are being asked
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
POULTRY
BaHleyS Market
Old Carnival Agent
Won't Give Up trail
tHuylns Prices

BEAVER FALLS Pa Jr
People lihe 70 be fooled is the opn.
ION OF a man who has been dom.
10 all his he
\ veteran Il thsdtCrs ard ttFvtl-
ing shows since 1854. suyearold
Harry " Duukd refuses to retire
from his job with the Wilson
carnival on the grounds that II as
hIs duty 10 hem take people mind,
ON the war
Il remember back in l9l1-and
that was bad time, mind yOu-l
got q letter from W G McAdoo n
| President Wilaun's cabinet. and he
told me 10 keep my show on the
road for the sake OF the general
/ public he reminisced.
The theory that II takes feature
OF attraction to draw a crowd IS
disputed by Dunkel Its the brigh'
| lights the tinsel. the glitter and
| the glamour-thstS what attracts
/ people Dunsel said And they've
! been the same right down through
/ the years
The old-time circuit rider has
many colOrfu memories including
| that OF using oxen In several noun
/ tain districts to pull wagons over
country roads which threatened to
mire the show for the season. and
the time when storm broke dur
| ing show in Ncirton. " Va,
| blowing down the tents. and Caus-
ing stampede. with many peo-
pie injured
I'VE used carbon lights They
were Just as good as the present.
day electric he remarked
There is only one complaint
Dunkel has--people today aren't
as friendly as they used 10 he IN
the old days But he added they
are just as gullibblc
Sponsors were easy 10 get IN
those days Dunkel recalled Com
mittees used 10 pay US as high as
| 81 500 to make stand In their
towns But those days arr gone
forever Today We have trouble
even getting sponsors
Refusing To give up the road lie
he has lCd during his lifetime. Dun.
! kel intends to continue working
with carnival shows as long az ~
lives SUMMING up his feeling about
the show business he said when
IT. comes my time 10 die, hope 7
will be where can g-t Last look
a. the bright lights on the midway.
whore ! can smell the sawdust and
hear the barkfrs. ! want that 70 be-
the last pieture--so ! can take il,
with mo
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
College Party
Has Dancing

Early American dancing vas en-.
loved by students OF the Michigan
state Normal College Friday eve
ming as another All College party
was in the Mems Lounge of Charles
IcKenny Hall. Alex Komosinski. a
Ford dancing instructor. directed
the dances.
student hosts and hostesses for
the evening were Miss Virginia
Watson, Marine City. and Herbert
Roehrs Detroit. Modern dancing
was also enjoyed during the eve
ming The party was sponsored by
the social committee OF the col
lege.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Pick of the Air 7 oday

President" by Arch O5oler
NBC-l:1j--Labor for Victory;
. $3.50 Official Army Hour.
500 NBC symphony Erich
Lelnsdorf
7.O0-Jack Benny;
S:00-Charlie Mccarthy:
S:3O-One Mans Family.
.10:O0-Phil Spitalny Girls.
CBS-1:3O Invitation to Learning
3:O0-Cleveland Orchestra. Shota-
koyich Seventh symphony,
500 Gladys Swarthout,
7:3o-We The People.
S:30-Crime Doctor;
$50 Fred Allen,
lO:3o-Ihey Live Forever
BLU-i- Horace Heidi Review.
2:3o-Show of Yesterday and To-
day.
$50 Musical Steelmakers:
6.0e-Britain 20 America;
7:30-Qulz Kids.
N.30-lnner Sancum drama.
l0.0y-Good VIII Hour
MBS 1 .SO-Unlted Jewish Appeal
drama:
2:po-This is Fort DIX.
5.00-Tiawaii Calls.
500 First Nightcr.
7:30--stars and Stripes 10 Brit
ain.
lo.30-This is Our Enemy Japan.
Monday
NRC-1.15- Rhythmaires.
SIS Ma Perkins
$500 Music by Shredn.k
CTS las The G0ldhcrgs.
5.0O-Are You q Genius quiz.
$50 Frank Parser Singers.
Blu a. % Breakfast AT Sar
dis.
l2.30--Farm ana Home rosam.
9 900 Prescott Holiday
MBS l.3j Pcgeeu Fitzgerald.
.30-Shady Valley Folks
l-f5- Charles Bohrer on .-phar.
macy n War
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Rain Spells
Two Events

Plans ~ student religious groups
for outings Friday evening We're
spoiled by rain.
Members Of the Wesleyan Guild
OF the Methodist Church. who had
planned a wiener roast. met az the
church before having theater par
|ty at a local theater Following
This they returned to the church
|for a social hour and games
\ The Christian Youth Fellowship
INSTEAD Of their proposed hike and
wiener roast, met at Starkweather
Hall for an indoor picnic supper.
Following this they also attended
motion pictures at a local theater
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit Mich. Oct - Good 90
,.p.tt yriral $3.50 o.. com
mon and medium grass beef COWS.
50 ioI1 good NeIshty sausage
bulls sle.25
Calves good an choice ,eaiers
$3.50 IS. common ami medium
grades Sl2-lt5u
sheen and lam hS-hIlb good o
choice native lambs. sli,il5.
Hofs -lSo.ton lts Sl4fI.ltS s..
$50 lh lights Nl4l.li6' snR.
hu,bgd a. SltE-li5o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

CAIRO-AP - Allied medium
bombers raided shipping in Bengasi
havbor by daylight yesterday after
pounding the Axis supply base at
Tobruk during darkness, a Joint
headquarters-RAF communique said
today. Fighter-bombers ralded the
landing grounds at Daba yesterday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

Red network. WLW 700. WWJ
$50, WHAM loo, WMAQ $40 Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW ZOO,
WGN 720.
Columbia 6rosdoas,lns Company
-WJR $50. WBBM $50. WCKY
1880. WFBM l26, VICAR 1880.
network. WOWO 1882
Mutual 6roadcastino Company
WINS 1850. WOOD 1910: Blue
Red Network WLW 700. Blue
network, WLW 700, CKLW 500,
WJBK 720.
Tonight
MIC Noah Webster says quiz
S:O0-Abie's Irish Rose;
S:3o-Truth or consequences,
9;o0-B Barn Dance.
9:30-7an You Top This
10:30-East World Mission sun
day program.
CHS 4 Peoples Platform.
7;30- Soldiers With Wings
S.00-Crumit and Sanierson
quiz
s:30-Hobby Lobby
9:00-Hit Parade,
OILS Mai Gen l.. r Hershey on
building a Wartime Army
Blu: 5u-Talk. Rep. John Nc.
CormaCk.
S.30-Danny Thomas show,
9:00-Green Hornet,
9.30-Band victory Parade.
10:O0-Allen Prescott Variety.
MBS s American Eagle club.
9,0o-Chicago Theater Rio
Rita.
10.15 Saturday Night Bond
wagon
Sunday
TALKS MB~-ll II m Review
stand How To Keep Warm This
Winter. NBc 2.30 o. m. Round
table sThe Press Blu 2.15
Wake Up Forum. The Coming
Battle With Germany" MBS =
Forum. "NaHp0wer Problem
PREMIERE-Blu u 80 To the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

SOMEWHERE ON THE FL ALA
MEN FRONT, Egypt-INS - The
Greeks are back in the war. 1t can
he revealed today that veterans of
Greece's army. who escaped before
the Nazis overrsn their country,
have already seen action in the des.
ert and have tasted vengeance
against their German and Italian
enemies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Accident

CONTINUED from Page One)
his vehicle struck the Smith car
which was waiting for traffic
light Mr.. Hbsty was assessed $40
for failure to have a chauifeur's Ii.
cense and ordered 10 make restitu.
ton of S2356
Car Strikes Pole
A car driven by Leonard Peters
son. WARDS Cabins, was damaged
Friday night when it struck a utility
pole on US-ll2,. one half mile east
Of Canton Center Rd. Mr. Peterson
said he had apparently fallen
asleep.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

OTTAWA-INS The gasoline
ration allowed Canadian motor
lists 100 Quebec. Ontario and foU
western provinces Was cut today
The new ruling reduces the value
OF ration coupon from four 10 three
gallons because o. dwIntling sup.
Ii.eF 0f casoiine available for civ
iiiau driving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Chairman Named

At the meeting OF Republicans
at the Masonic Temple. Friday eve.
ming, the following ward chairmen
were selected: first ward Richard
Weir; second ward, Mrs. J. Milton
Hover; third ward. Fred b. Mckay;
fourth ward. Russell Brandes; fifth
ward, Edward Block. These will call
ward meetings and choose commit
tee members for each ward
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
In The Sick Room

Mrs. Ida Fuller Scott, who had
been in. Boyer Memorial Hospital
for an extended period, has now
gone 10 Arnold Home, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

Detroit Mich Oct ],
POTATOES No. !. Sl20-Isu tu
ONIONS Dry, No. /. Nl5.l IS 5o.
49, sack
CABBAGE-No l. hu. iO-60C
TuRNlPS-No. I. 10000 dol hchs
SQUASH Hubbard No ! 5u.j5c
PU MPktNS No. !. 30 Csc bu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
YpsiIanti Briefs
Mother Sueeumbs

George C. Keppler received word
Friday OF the death Of his mother
In Akron. following a stroke sun
day. Mr.. Keppler will 20 TO Akron.
Sunday for the funeral. returning
Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
nstren Cash araIn

Detroit Mich Ngt II
WHEAT so o. 81 55 hu
BARLEY Mating rAuse, itS mo,S
Wre a5c-fl u2 feeding t>g bu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Normal College Calendar


m Campus Sister Breakfast TOR all Campus
tains, Charles MeKenny Hail. a.
MONDAY
6B p m-Alsorority
Charles McKenny
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

Detroit Mich, Oct ~
APPLES Raldwlns. 40. J.. 81 %.
80 bu, Mcintosh No. !, $50
LIS bu
PEARS Keller. 10 !. 81 25 30
hu
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"

Continued from Page One)
Volga grew critical as the enemy
brought reinforcements into action
and hammered relentlossly at the
Russian lines. Men and machines
we're massed on narrow sectors ar
ter preliminary pCundiags from the
air and by heavy guns
After surrcudcring its hold on
factory settlement on the north
west outskirts Of -tdmerad. the
defenders completely halted the
Nazi drive during the might Put
today the enemy surspd back 10 tho
assault with renewed fury.
But Russian armies northwest
and south OF Stalnsrad were re-.
ported driving slowly ahead and
there wa. possibility that the
German forces smi aIge at the cir,
could be pncho3 of If tine two
Soviet forces can firht their way
20 junction
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Poultry
A. Mich Oct i1-poultry

market STEADY Hens average run
zoe. lcghprn hens l6c ro h
sprlngers &c. rock hroilerS up 20
pa lbs eNC. turkeys. II lbs mp.
soc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

Detroit Mich O,t ~
EGGS $50. dor
BUTTER 45t5Ao
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Gin 9t6tfrabl III her emropdii6em Tinaernis

@illen -angemein intereiialtten srs
tifel iiber bic in fait alien europd-
iihen 2Gnoern nerbreitete 8eiuegnng
ses vSocismus' ber6ffentlidt 6. Sirs
ginia Netpen in Der Sebruarnnmmer
Der Catholic @oman's @orIo". @ir
entnebmen bem slrtifel naditebenoe
Mussiiee:
,,l1eber europa linb sic 2idter ers
Ioiden. sls oer gesentpartise @rieg
erflart ipllroe, bradte bic amerifanir
fde 8reiie lange 2eitartifel iiber bie
iiber europa lagernoe Sinitertis. lin.
tuilltiirlid leeten iie oalnit BEN Singer
a,,f Die pbiloiopbiide 1tno moraliide
Rrebstpunoe, Die 5tpei Sabrbunoerte
binourd at ser Seele Guropas fort
tpuberte. Dem @emiiben, hieie
RrebsWll1oe su beilelt, entipra,tgen
Der Eotalitarianismus l1n6 ser &om=
munism1ls. @s gab aber al9 ben
anitoB 81, elmer oritten sroben BELL
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bringenoen 9emegi.ng. -
sic tr6st Sen bolfstiimltden 9itel
ySocismus". Die bret 9ubItaben S.
DC. bebelten uSSeitnes Supriers
gbretiens" B. +. uSSunge driitl. SIR
Better. Inter bieien gtai1en ertitiert
bier sic 8ereinig,1ng ,1l1ter ben Sea.
men ugoung Gbriitian 8orfers".
9ie 500 .=9eipegl1ng e,ttItanb In
9elgien auf bem Sobesbette zines
2anborbeiters, bes 8aters bon Soiepb
garoii1, Ger ban1als Seminariit mar.
Sn slsbetradt ser 1lnermiibli6en Ar-
beiten feines @aters beidloB Ser jun
ge Seminartit iei,t 2eben ser Sltgen6
,n,o ser Sa6e ser slrbeiter al1 tpios
men. Als Brielter .begann Heo. Gar
bin iein 2ebensperf in elmer 5abrtf=
lta6t. Die ,ngei,1n6en Gerbdltniiie,
Sic religions 1,nb Iitteuloie hinge
bung tparen geeisnet 2eib un6 Seele
5ltgr,lnoe 81 ri6ten. 9ort tuuroe Der
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1tnpplitii6e 3eitlanfte
(ssortietl1ng BON Seite ]

(ssortietnng bon Seite y
fir 1912 ar perlangerll, be1,n es erlt.
1dlt ieine praftiide 8irfltng erit SIN.
fang Oedr5, ,penn Sic Siidereibe5irfe
Dor Ser 1tbiriiden &iiite IN 8laoiipo.
Itof berlteigert tperoen. -
9ie Yafterl1eueritng bat ieoo6 Die
ies Sabr iniofern eine beio,lbere 9e'
oeutune, ais iie bon 9eoba6tern als
Elm 3ei6en ser Saltl1ng ser beioet
2anber .5ueinanoer angeIeben miro.
Sapan lnb &uBlanb Ieben befannt-
Ii6 INT Srieben, obiuobl ite NIT oen
9unoesgenoiien bes anoeren &rieg
fiibren. 9as Sil6ereiabtomnen ba.
fiert ouf Dem 19O5er Jrieoenspertrag
bon Bortsmoutb, In oent 9tnBlano bett
Sapanern bas Hebt gum Stiden ilt
ruiiiiden tSobeitsgeludilern 5ltgeItano.
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p6iD Baiienfreltnb

@riulo gelegt 5lt elmer gott- nnb tit
tenloien Sugeno. Durd bier 5nber-
ldiiige Sraue,l Sic in Ser Sabrif an-
itellune fanbeit, erfitbr Reo. Garoiin
sic ndbern @erbdltniiie Der Sabrif-
arbeiteri,men, lire geoiirfniiie l,no
8iini6e ,u,o fu6te bl,r6 8ort nno
Sat ibr Sos su erleidtern. 9urd ben
erlte1 8eltfrieg ip,,roe iein tpobl.
organiIiertes @trfen ,,ltterbroden.
@r tpltroe als oeutider @efangener
in ei,1em &onsentrationslager inter-
niert, aber ct perItanb es, aud BON
bort aus iein Wiiiionstperf nuter Sen
arbeiterflaiie,, fortauleben. 3ebn
Sabre nad ser SssnbaIion 8elgiens be-
gann fein 8erf iid 81, entfalteti. Or
oebnte ieine gdtigfeit aus a,lf Die
Stuoenten, Sic Marine ,lnb bie 2ano=
lel1te. sssit ie0er Yfarrei erridtete er
ein aus s,1perldiiigen Berionen bette
benoes 9onlitee. 9as Berf bebnte
iid aus m,fs gal15e aano; 3eitrngen
l.no 3eitihriften, &ll,bs ,,no anoere
8ereinigunge,l berbreiteten Sen iolis
6e,r relieioien @eiit a,nter alfen atai=
fen Der @eieaIdaft. " ,.> =. ....-
sst,1 Sabre 1924 ipuroe Hep. 9ar-
bins @ert in Spanien, 8ortltgal,
England, il1 beleii6en Congo, allf
Maoagasfar unb in Golulabien ein=
geiiibrt lno etlitbe Sabre ipater al,b
IN &anaoa.
slls sic iociltiide 9elpegung Sranf-
reid erreid)te, tparen ettua Is 8ros
sent al(er s(rbeiter iiber 80 Sabren
fonttnlmiitiib. Sie einaige Soffnung
beitano borin, sic 2eute l,nter 80
Sabre,l SIT eelpinnen. llnaufb0rliber
i6iperer srbeit gelang es, aus ie flint
Mr6eitern bier ou eeipinnen. SSn
5ablreiben Gereinen ipurben Maiien-
perialnmlunge,l GEM ei n d aftlide
&onmlillionen uno gelelllbaftlide
llnterbaltungen peranitaltet. @s pltr-
ben allidbrlid Sugenofongreiie in
peri6iebene,l 2dnoern abgebaltet.
slnf Dem &ongreB IN Nanur (8el-
gem I'M Sabre 1926 fanben ii6 1900
9elegatel1 al1iann1en ,lnb $500 S,,ne=
manufacturer bielten IN Gent et,,e 81
fentli6e StraBenparabe. SIN Sabre
1927 bielten in 2ittti6 1000 i,tnge
2el,te eine Maiienberlalnmll,ng neblt
StraBenparabe al. sln benz gu6ari.
ltiiden &onereB in l1ngarn int Sabre
1888 rabnlen iiber 10000 ssociite,l
tell. slls sic Srganiiationsarbeit ill
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g,itt,uod, Sen Ii. Mars 1912

9eItcrreid begann, als oas Sitler-
Regime Die Sberbanb befan, nllBten
bie ssocilten itd III Die 9atafomben
sllriifaieben. @ber alt1 unter ben
idpierieiten gerbaltnilien baben Die
SociIten es bertatoen, in alien of.
fnpierten 2dt,oern ibr iegensreides
8erf 1rtter Ser Suseno fortauieten.
ltnb 10 lit nidt ales 2idt aus bent
finiterlt europa geidnltnbe,t.
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Sn Sen eriten aipei SSabren ieines
9ontififats (ieit Mdra 1939) bat
8apIt 9ius Ser 3p0lfte 28S anipra.
den in italieniiber, Is ilt lateinild)er.
-1s 1T frana6liider, 8 lit oentider, 5
IN engltider ,lno / in portngieiii6er
spra6e sebalten. @abrlid, ein
@eltpapIt! " Il
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slls i'm Sebruar porigen Sabres
Sic 9riten @enua bombaroierten, fiel
al16, tpie iebt erlt befannt tp,iroe, Ell.
ne itbpere @ranate in bas Snnere
bon ST 9uomo, Ser groBten Stride ser
Stabt. Mber iie erplo0ierte i,idt nno
Der 8orfall ipltroe bon ber frommen
9epolferlng als Elm Mtirafel betrad).
tet. Ser Name bes @ottesballies
ipllroe 5rr ,,&ir6e oes nellen @,m-
oers'' umeetatft, eine angrenaenhe
@aiie erbielt sic 8esei6nune: 8ia
Nope Sebbraico (straBe bes 9. Sc.
bruar), 6as @eidoB pllroe por Der
Stride In cine -Nilde seiteut ltno tag
tagli6 miro es nit friIden 8lumen
geI1miift.
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by Al CAPP

Iinnbil6et sic erobe 2ie6e Gbriiti 5u
Der Menl6beit. - 8iIb 9: Ser. .
len auf cine S6nur eereibt, tpur-
sen ieit lansen sSabrbl1noerten bon
oen Glaubigen gebra,,6t. Ser 8o-
IenfranS, tpie mir i'm beute baben,
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LII ABNE Err

@iIo /: gines ser befannteI item
Symbolic ser fatboliiden Stride lit
bas SeiliaIte Ser5 Seiu. gs 5eigt
ein nit elmer Dornerfrone llmges
benes llno bon eine,n &reu5 iiber.
ragtes flamnenbes Ser5. g. per'
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ftamn1t bonn FL. 9ominifus.
9ilo 8: SIM Monat Mai, tpel6er
ser Muttergottes eetueibt lit, iper-
oen Bro5eilionen abeebalten, bei
tpel6en cine Ml,ttergottesitatue bon
Sl,nefranen getragen miro. glau
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uno lpeiB iinb Sic traoitionellen
5arben ser Milttergottes. 8il6
4: &irdenfabnen unb Banner iino
,,ralten ltriprl.ngs unb iuerben bon
firdliden gereinen Bel 8roseiiio.
men poraugetragen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-19

ing?"
In about three weeks. I'm
fixing up the stockade as a
small field museum
That night came a big wind.
Through it, kept hearing
sounds l didn't understand. Doc
and Swoby showed up at break
fast with swollen hands.
Don't you boys have any
sense?" l said. you've been
in poison oak again
Not this time Doc said
Those are honest axe blisters.
"Axe?' / said. What skull
duggery have you been up to-"
I'm your own phrase, take a
gander," Doc said. He pointed
toward the bend in the road.
"Hellfire and campfire!'
said, for there wasn't any Hang
ing Tree. did you fools cut
il down."
I'VE couldn't wait for God S
big wind" Doc said and grinned,
Old Swoby spoke up. mo
more hang there"
II smell trouble" said
They'll run you out of tn G
country, on a rail"
Doc shook his head. "They
won't do a thing. You don't
understand these Southerners,
Nom. Underneath any preiud-
ices there's sense of funda-
mental justice. Anyone else
who touched that tree would be
in for serious trouble. Not
Swoby and /, though
II get you," l said. Because
they were going to hang you OF
it,"
Exactly" he said. I'VE lef,
the axe sticking in the stump
II was my initials on il. My
theory is, as Juddy would say
that we'll never hear a word
about il. She'll come back
now. won't she, Mom?"
IF ! have TO rope and hogtie
her." l said. We've still got q
fight on our hands, though
You'd better stay and help
What's the trouble now?'
he wanted to know.
"Mowry. When he finds Out
about the gold, he's liable TO be
so sore that he'll put the bridge
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through out of natural cussed-
ness
"Oh!" Doc said. II don't
think Mowry will get very far
with his bridge
He ducked into the stockade
and brought out fresh painted
sign.
WelIiver University.
Field Glasses,
Amerind Ethnology III.
Tuesdays and Fridays, 3-5 PM.
Associate Professor Warrand.
What kind of a rabbit comes
out Of that hat, Doc?" l asked
him.
"One that will bite your fat
friend with the badge" he said.
I'm turning over the new lease
to Welliver."
so what?" I said.
SO an old proviso that l hap
pened TO recall seeing when ]
was looking up matters con-
nected with the lease. Here's
a copy, in case Mr.. Sheriff
1t was a honey, that law. The
gist Of il was that no condemna-
ton proceedings for roads or
Mowry drops in"
anything else would work in the
case of lands or holdings used
for burial grounds or church
services. or employed in the ac-
tive prosecution Of public educa-
ton
(To BE COncluded)
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ing large vacant spot in the
mid of my riff, If you get me.
l never would have believed a
house could be as lonely as
Tambay, with Juddy gone. 1t
shivered and shuddered and
creaked in its uneasy sleep, until
| had to move to the camp. That
wasn't any better. I missed
Doc as much as Juddy. Imagine
me, Nom Banner, the old road
tramp, getting herself all wound
up in domestic ties!
In few days the Sears MUIR
der was in the clear. The grand
jury indicted Bike Groff-and
find him if you can. One rainy
morning in comes Doc, looking
for his breakfast. His first
question was about Juddy.
She's on a cruise" / said.
us she all right"
Sure, she's all right"
Does she need me for any
thing?"
mo, she doesn't need YOU"
We'll, l thought-are you
sure? mean--has Todd-did
the man--Is she married?" He'd
finally succeeded in getting IL
out.
mot more than usual. Not
as much, in fact. Hendy is put
ting through the divorce"
Because of THAR" he said
very quick and sharp.
Here was my clew to come
clean and tell him there wasn't
any that" but another of my
big ideas was stewing in III G
brain-pan. II wasn't cooked
quite through yet.
"Hendy doesn't know" I said.
doc, ! don't know how I'm CO.
Ing TO get her back. She's lost
her taste for this place"
Because I'm here?"
II reckon it's mainly because
Of the Hanging Tree. I'm no
nervous Natalie, Doc, but there's
times when ! think how close q
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call it was for you and o d
Swoby and-well, | sec things,
too. passing the bend.
1.-THE tree won't stand for
ever" he said.
God send the big wind thatll
blow it down." / said.
Would she come back them"
II wouldn't wonder a mite, "
I said. stick around and see. -
He shook his head. I'm leav-
ing as soon as l can get things
cleaned up"
Huh? What about your
Wandos?"
mo more Wandos."
what d'you mean, no more
Wandos? Dead Injuns don't
walk out on you. just like that"
Dead Injuns is correct" he
said. what I took to be a set
Element turned out to be only a
burial ground. A sort of private
cemetery"
'I'll say It's a cemetery"
said. "Tombstones for Tam
bay"
II don't follow you, Mom."
"You haven't paid off the note
yet, have your"
"No. It isn't due till the first"
"Well, il the Wandos lode Is
played out, you'd be a sucker
to waste your four grand. II
don't stand TO reason"
He put his hand on my shoul.
der for a second. Whats rea.
son between friends, Mom?' he
said.
DOC" I said, "why don't you
use that smile more often? Ito
get you elected President OF
the United States, I wouldn't
wonder. Another thing; are you
sure it's all for me that you're
doing this?"
He didn't answer for a min
ute. Then he said, well, Nom
it'll take a little time to clear
my mind Of Tambay after
leave, and I'd hate to have &c
think of Tambay without Jud
dy."
"Uh-huh." I said. cts a:
bad as that, is ii, Doc?"
Its pretty bad, Mom,' he
said.
And when'll you be leav'