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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Rifle Meet
Will Train
All Citizens
All States Clubs
10 Aid in Drive
TO Defend u. s.
BY Don GILLIES

With modern warfare carrying
responsibility 10 the home
Of the ordinary citizen. The De-
troit Times has undertaken 10
provide. with the cooperation OF
all Michigan rifle clubs, as well as
those engaged in competition IN
the William Randolph Hearst citi-
zen craftsmanship competition.
every citizen Of the state with full
and competent instruction in the
use Of firearms.
II is the purpose of the Times
to provide citizens, young and old,
men and women, with the training
that Will enable them to be safe
and accurate marksmen when and
if they are called upon by their
country 10 bear arms.
To this end the Michigan Rifle
Association has made arrange
mentS with all rifle clubs in the
state 10 offer the use of their
ranges and club rifles and the
services of their qualified club
members as instructors.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Start With .22

In achieving the high degree OF
craftsmanship the sailing soldiers
undergo long and rigorous train
ing with the % callber rifle, de-
voting three weeks of their six
month training period in the school
of craftsmanship under expert
instructors.
Only after they qualify with the
small-bore rifle do these fighters
go on TO training in the use of the
80 calber rifle and other arms.
The principles they learn on the
rifle range are the same ones they
later apply in firing everything
from the submachine gun TO the
l6-inch naval rifle.
Every citizen of Michigan who
wishes to secure instruction in the
use of the rifle is invited to send
his name and address TO the Rife
Editor of The Detroit Times. He
will be assigned 10 the range and
Instructor nearest TO his home.
Competitions in craftsmanship
are in course of organization.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Don't forget the Detroit Figure
Skating Club-The Detroit Times
big carnival STARS and Stripes
set for Arena Gardens January y.
This is The annual amateur show
OF the club featuring all local tai
ent To the Red Cross will GO
p per cent Of the gross receipts
Tickets are already selling fast,
so play safe and call Bob Martin
at Arena Gardens, Madison 39ll.
and make your reservations. The
second night Of the show will be
February 3.
Varsity Gardens will hold a
circle waltz contest during this
month and next on Sunday nights
The teams qualifying will receive
boxes of candy, the SemifnalistS
will get medals and the finaliStS
silver loving cups
The Mystery Lock- is on dis
play at this rink each Tuesday and
Wednesday night II you find a
key with the Varsity Gardens
name on IL. 20 TO the rink on
these nights and try 10 open the
big lock and win a pair of skates.
Finals Of the current skate
dance contest at Eastwood Park
goes Thursday Each Monday
night is Boy Meets Girl Night
and Friday is Collegiate Night.
Lincoln Rink in Lincoln Park
features = regular dance program
each night with waltzcS. foX-trot.
collegiate polka and tango This
practice is very popular there.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Red Dock Wins
AT Tropical

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 3 GNS)-
Red Dock. running in the interests
of Wexler & Shagrin. took a tight
decision IN the Winter Handicap.
Six-furlong feature OF the Tropical
Park racing program here today
Driving up from fifth place. the
3-year-Old son OF Peace Chance
overhauled the paceSettng Sweet
Willow 10 nip the latter az the
wire and click by a head margin
in 40 3-5 over the fast track.
Doublrab, owned by r. Cam
pagna, was third. another length
and a half behind the battling
front runners.
Jockey Sterling Young, who. in
the second race. scored with Bal
last Reef. made Red Dock his sec
ond winner Of the day. The latter
was an outsider in the seven horse
feature, paying $3.50 $500 and
$3.50. Sweet Willow paid 81 so and
S2.40. while Doublrab was $500
for show.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

tricians mate. second class. While
at the University OF Detroit ne
broke all scoring records and was
named All-Amerlcan IN two Of his
three years Of play He was grad
uated in June, 1910.
In his senior year alone Calihan
scored 332 points. bringing his
thTee-yeaT total TO 792 That per
formance earned him a berth with
the Eagles DetrOit's National Pro
feSSional Basketball League team
last year. with 'Yho he also starred.
Cahhan is in worthy company
as evidenced by the Great Lakes
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE 81 ooo. claiming f,ssr.
.ts ant up a. niles
Has'y Wire 'Coule) 20 $50 %
War Emblem tseamsrl 1870 90
.$uan tMcComhsi $50
Time - f-a or ~
Beau 10 TOP S'aff Close EN Uncle
Ere. Wickst Madame Chsns Burkboard
ana Fio Beau slso ran.
SECOND RACE 81 ooo. clalrrrg. &
,sar-oids and up . mns
Ballast Rsei young so ~ 90
s~Eos tNo0ret 80 go
Pops Sister ,Rreerl l. 10
Time 80 as. - 2
React Briar shsrr ss" S'see
Reau's Ro isrs Boy GresnsN and Enort
Fly also ran
THIRD RAcE-sl 600. cia.mins f.,eG.
0lds ard up q. ris
Anophsls' tMcCombs $50 80 70
CastfEads tSksilyp 10 z 90
Patricia A. tDayI = 30
Time l.lo 3.5 oN . 20
Breeze D1nnssiua Nop'e Boy pomcsL
Hare p and Cherriko also ran
rouRTH RACE 81 600 cIsImlns 4.
he Kan Philips 90 2 so 3o
Halcyon Roy ,PuIHamt 2s10 % so
FIXING Torpedo tBreenl J 50
Time 40 IS. of 3.25i
Maitie i one by one Peep SHOW
Donna Leona and Pomivs also ran
FIFTH RACE Zoo. allowances 3
year-olfs "a mile.
American wof ,Arcaro) 80 $50 20
Hialeah tGilherD , 0o 40
s-War Melody CDay1 81
Time III Is. oN S3t<
a-Notes son Islam Captain Rae. Lay
away and Happy Note also ran.
A.La&are entry
SIXTH RAcE=t7 500. Winter Handicap.
3.year-olds and NJ a, mile
Red Dock young % so 2o . 81
Sweet willow tHowelD $50 80
Douhirah tHaskelb 3 20
Time I.i0 3-5. or i2i
Skin Deep Maechancc Ciyde Tolson
and Liberty Franc also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Si 200. claiming. 4
'teat-olds and up. IL miles
Just Tourist tMcCouhsi 100 m $50
Room Service fsehmidn/ 500 %
Connie plaut fMehrteusI ~
Time 5si.5 tnew track rscord1. OF
4.47i4
VINO Rsish. war Joe and Housomonts
also mn.
EIGHTH RACE 81 no0 cis,m ne Z.
re8r-oIIs and up. ~, nl-sr
Wa Point tPrce-I So GO fdN
Iiada Moon fStritkle~l 500 80
Cove spring tAfkiusor1 &. ~
Time f-52 So or t.1Sts
spanish Way Askaris EImads IA 'Is.
Fi-inr Pin pisnapaf Noli. Cal Wee Scot
and Gypsy Monsrch also rsn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Catholic Cagers
Open Tuesday
Metro Quintets
Card Non-Leaeue
Games Friday

Back 7t school after The Christ
mas holidays. Deuoits army Of
high school athletes picks up
where IT left off this week, with
basketball getting the heaviest
play
The Catholic League is FIRST 10
swing into championship competi-
ton, with - parochial quintets go
my into action Tuesday night st.
Bernard and AnnuncIation, how
ever, meet al AnnunClatiOn Mon
day TO beat the others
The NJ etrOpolitan League S
league play doesn't officially open
until January rs but all OF the 20
teams IN the public school organl-
2ation viii brush up with non
league encounters Friday
ST. Theresa and Southeastern,
tho tW9 outstanding defending
champions were both hit hard by
graduation in basketball but fig
urc 10 be up there in the running
nevertheless
Southeastern. which beat South
western, $3.50. in the Metro finals
last winter Will find its biggest
task is finding someone 10 replace
Don Lund, All-City player.
81. Theresa can hardly hope 10
equal its record Of last year, but
III the Pirates do anywhere near
as well this campaign they will be
the ones TO beat. Coach Dufour's 5
quintet won every one Of its 19
contests in 1901, capturing the
First Division Catholic crown by
noSing out Visitation. 21-l9. in the
finals, and then coming back from
the state tournament with the
Glass B championship under its
belt.
81, Theresa's opening game is
against St Mary's of Redford
Thursday night. Catholic Central,
which dropped from the Catholic
League in the past football season
is back in the league for basket
ball competition.
Monday also Will see the opening
of practice in indoor track in the
metropolitan League in prepara-
ton for the first dual meets, Feb
ruary l9 Southeastern swept all
running championships last season
JANUARY 5
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
"a Games in Row

The Tiger pitchers and catchers
report at the Lakeland. Florida,
camp Sunday, February % The
rest Of tho squad are ordered 10
be on hand one week later
March !
Beginning with a game AZ Lake
land Friday, March 13. in which
the Cardinals Will furnish the OPP
position for Del Bakers boys. the
Tigers are scheduled for contests
IN Florida on "a consecutive days
The first break Will come April s.
when the club breaks camp and
heads home. On the trek north.
the Tigers will play six games.
three with the Cardinals at Win
ston-Salem, n C.; Durham. y. c.
and Johnson City Tenn and three
with the Reds AZ Ashland, Ky.
Dayton. Ohio. and Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Reds Last on Gard

Tho OgF,op with tho y ppdc a. Civ
cinnat April u will wind up the
.,.-baritrIy
"sr,''' -, -" H'il''uu''
i ne iGefS VIII play nome and
bop7o" Games uitb tho Vaplyoee
Da -
hed NoN ana browns ne flrSt
Yankee test Will be AT Lakeland
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Hank May Get in Aviation Ground Crew

Alsab and the thoroughbreds of the land the only
who have birthday January l. Hank Greenberg
81 New Years Day.
Hank probably his last birthday cake at home for
long time He's going back into the armed forces voluntarily
this time
We understand big Henry tried TO get affiliated with
aviation but couldn't because of his height They take him
the ground
If you don't think people taking this seriously
should the pouring The Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Tigers TO Face
8 Major Clubs
On Spring Card
Pitchers. Catchers
Ordered TO Report
at Lakeland Feb. u
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the Yankees, Red SoX and
Browns added, the Tigers will play
exhibition games with eight big
league clubs this spring, it was
announced at Briggs Stadium
Saturday.
There are no minor league clubs
on the 1912 draft.
Besides the three clubs named,
Washington Senators and Cleve-
land Indians Of the American
League are listed. The National
League is represented by the
Cardinals. Reds and Dodgers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Havana Results


dds and up = nile
t-7rrTTrE Torch lVlns1 sos l'o2 ou'
Young Piayime lGonzslezl 5to2 ol'
Tne Jgrtsi tFcntel out
Peter II Psttis Donna Juvs Jane
Bright sox and Wayaion also ran.
SECOND RACE $500. clsinins. i.year.
Besisna Martinez iioi ato2 out
NJ Goodness ,Gorxale1) stoI ou,
Sponish Dot fSoriess out
Time lis. N 3.i4.-
NJ Blaze Carnival Tine K.rg Pres
ton. isoiene snd NichHHnda also ran
THIRD RACE 5000. claiming. 4.y,ar.
ol1s a0e up ME
Booey Buxton Pens sto7 I,oI out
Hahn tPossdsl cut
cacs,r Lsdy scsszs. vssbss Don
Lure srf REh' - Rain sls0 rsr
chateau Lsgards
SEQ Is Roow ,Nrr.s.i so ~, "l
NJ BUDDY tAllny9t our
Time 1f. "a flfi
P'nr1sI-s Wss Glsnre Pretty Rotai
shsua BrHom and BALANCED BldEst ais
FIFTH RACE $3.50. claiming. 4.yssr.
0lds snf up mile
i.eeshurE tAfonsoj lt01 i'o3 out
Naewufe tNlnaI 4toi out
FInin 'Benffef1 our
Time 1.14 oF go
Rlz7 Ne Whit'ls Pet. CAV Bras snd
Sally siso ran
SIXTH RACE 5000 claiming t,ss-.
de and lp, , mile
Edgar n 1Penat So 20 tiot out
crack All 1Martine-4-- 3to2 o.'
Bon Mot tFerranbezt ont
Time 1913 or 5fff-
-Fez Fthers choice. -Four Bagger, Queen
'Fegnart and Redhinder also ran
SEVENTH RACE-S20O clam 4.
Hear-oids snd up ! lis miles.
Ihanical tGoicochss 3 tol sto5 out
Instead Fernandex1 3to2 ou'
Cav Bov III tPosada1 out
Tifre ! so. 90 3Sf-
oeKV 1od Belle Bess Tam Gas Nsy
FIag lnfurlsd An1 F7Yirg SAGE also rsr
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Wells Rink has engaged the
| Masked Marvels for an exhibition
on January 20 The girls hockey
team out there is improving rap
idly but they can't seem. TO get
games with other teams. Any one
wishing information or games can
call Lawrence Wells at VI. 1-23l3.
The first speed contest for boys
and girls under 15 will he held at
Rouge Park Rollerdrome. Sunday.
Elimination races will bo staged
each Sunday for eight weeks. On
the following Sunday the boys and
girls will race off for the cham
pionship Of the rink.
Wednesday night viii feature
the first dance contest out there.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Roliin' Around

A new addition 10 the ranks of
roller skating professionals is
Helen Brundza, who viii assist
Joe O'Doherty al Arcadia. Edge
water and Madison Gardens.
Helen was the first 10 win the
Michigan state senior women 5
figure skating championship In
1888. She holds the junior, first.
second and third bars for figure
skating; holds four competitive
medals and knows the bronze and
silver medal skate dance.
With O'Doherty. at that time
an amateur. she was runnerup for
the state pairs championship in
1871. They have been skating to-
gether since 1889 and will conduct
figure skating and skate dance
classes AT all three rinks which
are owned by Orville Godfrey.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Cdlihdn Is Second Titan
To Star on Naval Team

record thus far Indiana the hott
bed of basketball, has seen three
of its foremost teams bow 10 the
Sailors.
Notro Dame was beaten 52%6
Indiana \ fell. 4l-36, \ and Purdue
was humbled. 5i-39 Only team TO
earn a decision over Great Lakes
was Ohio State. which Won a 3S-
81 decision.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
u. of d. Represented

And aSTthe United States moves
into another great conflict, another
Titan athlete is doing his bit, not
only 10 serve his country but also
TO maintain the tradition OF Great
Lakes teams.
That man is Bob Calihan. cleo
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
FOR ~ NDAY
HAVANA
AT HAVANA, CUBA

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Carol
3-AZABACHE Shar'eb Barker
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5-HIGHER BRACKET. Rich cargo.
thenAuIf
S-MY POS%F Crarkail Fayeuhlfst
CANOE Nah1i MAJOR y
BCFFOON Mudsil Ron.
BEST CANOE
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Sundays Soccer
NICHIGAN ANATTtR tTNGU

tN IT Clatr Iteidi
EanEets vs German Rees ~
rh.tas ,s Hgnsar'ars - rs 3 u.
~ Nnrthwrstsrn Fisidt
te~eHars vs NCr0itels g. ~
hIsparo ts Workers, IS y. m
1At Jayne Fieidl
?, Cisu - HunEsrsns SO nj
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
JANUARY s
! - Arr.nn...I.--..

JANUARY
catholic Central Al De La saii.
- 5-fr-stt--t- hrTtir7r-7
Isl tecela ~ 81 Greg0rF.
81 Pose a. - Paul
st Stanisiaus A. Assumption
So. Mary Mt. ca A. 81 Mary lR o D..
- Thomas At Rosary
-. Cert rude a. 81 Agnes.
81 Martin A. - Phlip
50. Patrick AZ 81 Casimir
NJ, Carmel az Sacred Heart
81. Vincent al All saints.
JANUARY
sweetest Heart a. St Josaphat.
JANUARY
sacred Heart a 81 Vincent.
81. Mar tRedf0rdt al ST. Theresa.
JANUARY
So Joseph AZ - Catherine
So Ambrose A. 81. Anthony
Visitation AZ Catholic Central
~ Gregory Al 81 Benedict.
Redeemer ~ Lourdes
50 Cecelis az 81 Leo.
- Rose a. - Stanislaus.
- Paul ~ - Charles
- Philip a. st Bernard.
-. James A. St Frederick.
81. Rita ~ 81 Alphousus
:, Gertrude at Sweetest Heart.
Rosary ~ 81. Hedvis
So AGuss a 50. Josa phat.
- Francis %avier a. -. Patrick.
NJ. Carmel a. All saints.
JANUARY 10
81 Theresa a. - Augustine kalamazoo
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
!: b]a&s !: q
u BY BOZ m4.tphy
Come On. Sonia. Give the Kids Break; Put On
Matinee for Them While You're Here

Sonia Hene Olympia this Thursday for weeks stay
Wonder if she'll still refuse put matinee for the kids of
the town?
We suggested year ago Miss ene that the youngsters
who buy Sonia Hen skates dolls and other endorsed articles
would like chance to their idol if only for few minutes
Thousands of them hope attend at the regnng
prices.
Miss Henes that it was too strenuous
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
WhirIaway Still on Coast

Apparently Santa Anita still hopeful Of opening its gates
before February l. Warren Wright has yet shipped Whra
from the And Florida pleading for the
thoroug campaigning.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Elmer Layden seems to be
having more than his share of
trouble with owners Of the
Eastern half Of the National
Pro Football League.
The owners hired Elmer and
told him 10 boss US like a
Lands"
Now some Of the brethren
have decided they don't like To
be bossed. Several Of the grid
owners behave more like spoiled
business 10 protect.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Roliin' Around
HELEN BRUNDZA JOINS
RANKS OF PRO SKATERS
By MARGARET RUSSELL

That competition too Wlll he IN
an elimination basis for eight
NNeekS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Speaking Of odds you get to you like Buddy
n beat Joe Louis You might 20 YOU catch
guy the right mood
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Based his passing and around play against Duke
Lions didn't make bad choice Of backheld Dethman
of Oregon State He really chunk
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Times sports department Tor the
annual Hearst Rife shoot.
Men, women, boys and girls
all ages, sizes and shapes
want TO learn how TO shoot.
Those who already know want
to compete with the next fellow.
This years shoot will be the
largest ever put on anywhere
in the country and with more
people competing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Duke Wants It's Own Bowl Game

Duke an annual Bowl game A. Durhar
Naturally this will be Tobacco Bowl | hope III;
changes odds Make to 5 or
10 ! for 1912"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Incidentally the handicap division this year should furnish
plenty of surprises and thrills Besides Whraway you
list such standout 4-year-ods Market Wise, War Relic.
Pors Cap Attention Stareor Our Boots Robert Morris
The 5.year-old Pcor and Midland will have something
say when the barrier sprung will Chaledon
said to have four sound legs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

eWhefs beaFe more IKE poIed chden han grown men HlL
business to protect.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

One wonders how really loud such hghalaried
Buck NeWsom others consenousy squawk this
salary when they think
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12

+ psrehsd ssucily On her soft curis.
She smiled a. she caught a
glimpse Of herself In The mirror.
Come On. Penny. There's work
TO Be- done called Nidgs. The
next turn starts soon
A turn. Penny learned. VAS the
shift worked By the men IN the
mill. From the restaurant win
dow. she could see steel workers
crossing over The foot bridge on
their way to work
Penny swung easy into the
routine Of the restaurant. From
Midge she learned 20 take her
work in the spirit Of a lark. a.
though she were pienicking In
stead Of laboring. At the expense
Of few nervous dishes. she soon
learned TO carry the amazing
number Of things mattresses can
manage with skilful hands and
wrists.
Men sauntered into Pietro's In
groups OF three OF four. Most Of
them were young. She liked their
CHEEKY greetings and their natural
courtesy toward her. Later on.
storekeepers drifted IN 10 discuss
business conditions and the days
headlines over their cups Of coffee.
When the noon rush had ended.
Penny felt she had earned the rest
and the luncheon Pietro offered.
From the kitchen came tantalizing
odors and Pietro's excited voice.
sit down. Miss Penny" Pietro
said. Il have something special
for YOU" He pushed through the
swinging door. a steaming dish Of
spaghetti held aloft for Penny's
inspection.
You have 10 eat every bit Of
IT," Pietro insisted. ~ made the
meat sauce especially for you"
He lowered over the table. ar
the basket Of white bread
and the dish Of cheese. Eat. It's
good for you"
Penny hadn't realized she was
30 hungry. She hadn't believed
could be so appetizing.
Intent on her dinner. she didn't
notice the newcomers who swsg-
gered In. Had she been watching
Nudge. usually so friendly. she
would have been surprised at the
cold stare that was her only greet
ng for them
There were five men In the |
group. Definitely not steel work |
ers, Penny decided. They didn't .
bother to remove spotless white /
Ielt hats as they seated them
selves. They wore expensive silk /
port shirts, wildly colored: trous-
RS that were too carefully creas-
ID, shoes shined to mirror perfec-
ion. Suspenders of fooled leather |
their garish splendor.
Nudge took their black coffee"
orders in silence. She served them
and walked to the other side Of
he counter. where she busted her
self arranging napkins and filling
sugar bowls.
Then. in a flash. like a cloud
burst descending suddenly from
4 clear sky. black fury hit Pietro's
That was the only way
Penny could describe the scene
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12

starting her tour 81 the town. Tn.
girl behind the counter Vas neatl,
uniformed Steel workers. in long
sleeved black shirts despite IN,
heat Of the day. sat at the Iona
counter.
Penny realized she had beer
walking for hours. She wa.
thirsty. shs walked in and sai
down. The girl behind the ooun-
ter smiled a cheerful greeting As
she placed a glass Of water In
front Of Penny.
a glass OF milk. please said
Penny.
Sure. honey replied the wait
ress. And don't worry. You'll
get the Job. I'll put in a word for
you with the boss. Chin up. kid.
You're in"
Penny watched in startled won
der as the Girl Wanted. sign was
lifted out OF the restaurant win
dow. Then she looked al herself
in the mirror. Her dress no longer
wore the crisp lock that had en-
desred IL to her. II Was wrinkled
now. Her face showed unmis-
taxable signs OF the xmudges she
had accumulated during her long
walk.
This. Penny thought as she
studied the troubled. weary ex-
preston on her face. must be the
way jobless girls look after a hard
dag of fruitless search for employ
ment.
Should she take the job?
Here. Penny realized. was a
golden opportunity 10 pierce be-
low the surface Of kirktown. 10
find out for herself what had
caused such deterioration. She ad-
justed her hair and brushed
neck Of SCOT from her nose. She
wanted TO make a good impress
sion on the boss"
In a moment ne hustled out OF
his kitchen. rotund. excited lit
lie man. He appraised her swift
". nodded. AN right" he said.
you start tomorrow
So Penny Kirk. who used TO
deep until noon. started her first
lays work at Pietro's Restaurant
It o'clock the next morning.
Good morning. honey" her
'riend Of yesterday greeted. MY
Nudge Carter. What's
iours ?"
Penny Kellogg" the heiress to /
he Kirk millions responded. |
;lancing swiftly at the row of l
breakfast foods on the back 1
Thanks for the boost. /
Aidge."
Think nothing of IT, kid. You I
iidn't need any help. Old Pietro /
an spot a good waitress the min
tie he sees one" Nudge studied |
eenny's trim figure. "rn bet |
iou've worked in a lot better
than this one" she COM
,limented
Penny wondered what Nudge
would say IL she knew that her
lands had never before lifted a
iish. She wondered. too. what her
friends would say II they could
zee her in the white-trimmed
yreen uniform. a triangular cap