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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Head Pin Meet Entry
DeddIine Wednesday

Entries close "Wednesday AZ mid
night for the first annual Greater
Detroit head-pin sweepstakes, in
GLIDING five-men. doubles and
singles 10 be held az Mack-Boule-
ward Recreation. starting next
Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Postal InyitdtiondI
Is ON Next Week-En(

Chicago Post Offices first AMI
nual invitational bowling tourney
will be staged AZ the Playdiun|
there next Saturday and Sunday
Joe Sinke, Windy City letter carl
rier and ABC doubles champion
here in 1910. is among the entrieS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Kipke Is Champ

COLUMBUS. O., Aptl = Pau.
Brown. head football coach ~ Ohio
State. rolled iO2 in tno fIRc-mon
Of tho American Bow ling Congr
Tournament here. Last year Der
ne Herman OF Minnesota hit "a
and i3rry Klpisc former MlchI-
gan cosch. $40 This makes KIP
the champ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
D. Y. {. Spi||ers
First TO Shoot
AT Recreation
Mayor 10 Roll First Ball
OF Event Dedicated 10
tafe George Niepofh
by HAROLD kAHL

Tribute paid 10 the memory of
the late Secretary George w. Me
.poth. IN whose honor tho event IS
dedicated. Will mark the opening
of tho thift4eth annual city bowl
ing Tournament m the Detroit
Recreation next Thursday al 7:10
y. m
Aside from Mayor Edward !.
JCffricS rolling the first hall and
a possible how or two from The
celebrities present The business Of
getting two squads of - teams on
and off the fleeF vii hr para
mount II is believed that's the
way Nicpoth. whose tircleSs Of
forts were responsible for tho
growth Of the event, would want
10.
70 nlcmhors or tho Detroit
Yacht Club goes the honor of be-
ing the first on the drives. They
viii be followed at 10 p. m by Is
teams from the MoSlcm Shrine
and six from Murray Body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
27O5 Wins State

"Ralph and never said we
were brothers even In fun. Some
fellow. however, seemed to he
lieve we were and the matter
got around. I always felt rather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

flattered TO look and act young
enough to seem my sons older
brother" Walter explained.
The elder Bartlett does not sigh
or the good old days
"Thcy were lot of fun" he
fondly recalls, hut the modern
bowler and establishment are
80 advanced over those of 80
years ago the Old timers are
forced 10 look forward instead
of back.
I'm 1920 the Robinson Five,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
State Tourney

RLGIiAR TEAMS
National. Detroit zoos
~rhhtT. Grand Rapids 3O0t
~tapifN's Rsr. Detroit 1all
nemfrNs, Detroit kFtt
Sirnhs, Detroit t9lt
Twin city Recreation. benton HaTboT eglr
TFaHksnmuih, Iraikcnmuth esS0
fdri~rt~S. Detroit IhI6
Ntns, Lansing .s3A
Fabsi, West Detroit 2hs3
BOOSTER TEAMS
Hing SceleN. Ann Arbor ss4s
Orphrum TraNr lrrs. Pontiac 2san
Ni-~pesd. Tawas city 2I1b
TERMINUS. HaN tifN t7IA
Red Crown Recreation Port Huron 2747
urLuAc, HaWtram,k a53B
DOUBLE
Frcd Wo'fCass Gr,girr, Detroit 1875
Iphu gaNic- Pete Carter, Detroit 1898
Elmer Drehr- stan lgnatnSski. Ham. lsss
John ~harLeN Nm Kline, Rattle RI. 1911
Haruid toster-Ine Walker. Detroit ts0
Fimo Ioeps -Jamfs Dhmrgin. Detroit 1873
Mel FoN Waiter kcast, Lansing 1858
Harr, GUddcn- Harold Haven. Detroit 1897
VIM Neither Norman Reeck, Detroit 1888
Jack Reynolds Abe solomon, Detroit 1889
SINGLES
Nete Standish. Detroit ia
Walter Rspps nhHgen, Detroit 20
linn smith. Fentan zig
Iruie ~oe~t. Drtfnt 10
Hon Rrichta, Detroit SOS
"a Met oN. Grand Rapids 500
Harold -thndrr. Rattle { reek 69s
Angelo Damirn, Detroit bNt
Frank Uanku, Rattle Creek STa
Robert Boss, urtrntt 67J
Tony Nut ak. Detroit hTN
stan Ignatowski. Haptramck lh7o
ALT-ENENTS
Walter Reppcnhagen, Detroit 1870
Al klian. Detroit 1891
james nimcgiiu, Detroit 1888
Tony NoVak, Detroit lstH
GAleu Hassingrr, Detroit lsOs
"a Crau. Benton Harbor 1872
steve kudln, Detroit lbIt
"a Mct nN, Grand Rapids mi
Joe walker, Detroit 1897
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
days, and every outfit In tow
tried 10 qualify.
Miss Costs Picture

zone night II was up 10 me
TO pick up an easy spare and We
were in. missed and We wound
up with 999. The other boys
Fred Hough, Pete kleinman,
Pete Gable and Jim Valentine
never quite fOrgave me-
As the BartlettS tally today
lheN do all rIghi. Fafhcr has z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Wayne 9 Card
Lists Z Games

Wayne University's 1912 base
ball schedule. released Saturday
by David l. Holmes, Tartar ath-
lctic head, lists u games with
seven opponents. Five Of tho T.
are scheduled for Detroit dla-
mondS. llomc-and-home contests
VIII he played with FIVE Michigan
schools and single games arc slated
with the post teams AZ SclfridCc
Field and Fort Custer. The season
VIII open with "A game in Detroit
on "Wednesday. April Is. when thr
TartarS Will be host 20 the Spar
tans Of Michigan State College
from East Lansing.
Coach Leo Mas. Tartar tank
mentor and 2 former Northwest
ern High School baseball coach.
VIII take over tho coaching duties
now that Joe TruSkowSki is in the
naval aviation physical education
program.
Last season Wayne won five and
lost seven games In the school S
first baseball schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

mo lJ4Z schedule
April - Michigan state college ~ Detroit
April 21--i fyarsfy ~ Michigan a. Ann
thur
pH' Is Soft fridge we'd Flyers a. Sci.
fringe Fieid
April "a University ~ Detroit ~ r. ~ n
Nab M.h'ra0 state College ~ East
Lansing
Nar G. rIyersfs of Detroit ~ WAYNE
NHF g-Nirh gan state Normal ~ Nps..
iarf
Eae f2-Urigersifv 80 Michigan ~ Detroit.
HaH o. FUr' custer 90 Fort Custer
Fas o. Western Michigan a. Kalamazoo.
Nae r- Michigan state Normal az fetroU.
EaF 90 Western Michigan ~ Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Majors 10 End
Their Season
NTNDAl'S MArCHrs

SUNDAYS MAIt MS
POSITION ROUND
rahs' W. Casino. alleys 1915. Norge ~
Eastern Market. - f6t EdpiNe.ss SIS. Auto
club t7-fs. Dawes SIS. o.Smu.c. $3.50.
FayEo vs. Glenn 5f-52 az Great Lakes
Recreation, Woodward ~ Baltimore. ;
q. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
$50 Tourney
PIN STANDINGS
TEAM

TEAM
ROY park 10fs
Coores 2qt3
Nahon FNfnfs gSfu
Max 2sf1
HoIuaChi Cs1u
DOUBLES
Marcel V1cre farr TessinEer 1916
Waiter twrrs Art Ball 1928
John EirEecn.f. james NcCarhv 1923
Charles f,narEs william fanEdr-n 1907
Richard McscIcr Marvin Martzhcid 1875
SINGLES
F-ef Fauertou Pontiac CO.,
lee pUnrrfF eGs
DANNY Daniels ESQ
Samuel rIrtur n8g
william Crsigen 657
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
Time In Hades Is
Club Congo Show

Featured in Sixty Minutes in
Hades." Margaret Watkins --latest
production which opens at Slim
Jones Club Congo Friday night
will be two outstanding scts-Caty
and the Fiddle and Baby Lawrence
The Cats and the Fiddle have
been big time act for some time
playing most Of the leading night
clubs and theatres in the country.
Baby Lawrence is beyond doubt
the cream OF the tap dancers in the
country. Several years ago he was
the featured star in a concert held
in New York, the only tap dancer
ever to receive this honor
The Club Congo band, featuring
Kelley Martin on the xylophone,
and Bob Parrish. golden-voiced
baritone, is starting the final weeks
OF the engagement at Club Congo
The band is 10 start a tour June 10.
Larry Steele, emcee, who is start
ing his fourteenth week at Club
Congo, and the Four Jitterbugs,
are others in the show.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
Swinging
With
NiteliferS'

BSG: Big stocking gal Foe:
fine ofay chick FBB fine
brown body BGG: big gam
gal BMG: big mouth gal ..
DIV; dumb but willing DIT:
delove!y talent FBF; fine but
frantic.
MORE STUFF
Sol Broad, son OF Zombie owner,
gets his mail at Camp Robinson.
Ark. g.. Alvin Wall did us a
favor last week end black, proving
he's still a swell fellow It's his
band which is ethered nitely from
Woods dancing place on Wood
ward avenue Eddie Edwards
is one Of the Flycsts A certain
club is the rendezvous for Strange
lovers" AYTS: Mary Wig
gins, Leontine Mayors, Evelyn Fitz-
gerald, Elmo Hurley SBT:
Gertie Warren, Lillian Craig, Doro-
thy Wright, Aline Rivers, Mar
guerite Pettiway and Ruth Spencer.
BSG: Elvira Green and June Duff.
Calling themselves the "Joymak-
ers" a trio OF Louis Brady, Charles
Montgomery and John Sinuel are
eager 70 find a bass singer 10 COM
plete their quarter. Anyone inter-
es.ed may call Brady al TIE. l-245l.
Turf Bar is now filling the old
Melody Club spot with laughter and
such. lis a new setting for your
drinking hangout Winsome
Anne johnson celebrates her natal
day comes May II. Many happy re-
turns OF the day to you. Tom
Phillips Post No. 1884 was host to
the press last week, doing a fine
job of fun-making, Thank to Com
mander Alfred c. jefferson, Walter
c. Dansby, Gus Wiley and Howard
Babbs. Looked over the Post
dugout and found It nice place to
take the main queen for that favor
tie drink. Miles Faison is striving
10 become a baritone artist second
TO Paul Robson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
KISSING GALS GOODBYE

All you gals with a telephone
Please invite me 10 your home
So we can be alone,
Cause I'm kissing the gals goodbye.
Don't know what I'd rather do
Than make love to a gal or two
So come on baby, let's me and you
Kiss each other goodbye.
Don't care II It's right or wrong
For me to play all ight long
But then l may soon be gone,
So I'll kiss the gals goodbye.
Don't care II I stay out late
Cause tomorrow is my induction
date
And l can't afford to hesitate
To kiss the gals goodbye.
Come on baby, let's have fun
Cause you know I'm the one
Who's got to kiss and run
After we've said goodbye.
Won't you gals promise me
That you'll write me constantly
And fill my heart so full Of glee
Until the day l die.
L. Chism
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
Plan Fashion Show
For Club Congo

May IS will be special night at
Club Congo when a fashion show
will be given by the Girls Of Prog
ress club with approximately so
mannequins modelling fashionable
gowns forall occasions. Entertain
ment will also be featured at this
night club,
Among those who will model
womens apparel are Lillian and
Geraldine Perry Lillian McGruder,
Ethel Rucker, Sue Oglesby, Mary
Maxwell. Frances Tailaferro, Louise
Jones. Verona Steele Lois Hunter,
Esther Waller. Members OF the
Progress club who will participate
in the show are Millerson Brown,
Bertha Thompson. Arnita Gordon,
Aurelia Oglesby Janice Rowe,
Joann Simmons. Arthur Stroller and
others.
Tickets for the fashion show may
be obtained from the Girls OF
Progress
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

An Illinois man mas invented a de-
vice 10 be attached 10 the cowl ven-
tilaiors Of several types OF automo-
bles 10 bring in fresh outside air.
remove its dust and warm it for dis
tribution in a car
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

Roy Johnson looked kinda lone
some tother pyem at Jacksonian
Bar Saw Cecilia Alexander,
Soldier Sweetheart contestant max
ing towards a fun spot Broad
way Joe is a colorful Valley figure.
Napoleon Webb and Happy Hines
did up a drink spot Cleo Will
son of Toledo was the guest of the
winsome Johnnie Mae Pack last
week All the IN Know" boys
spent Sunday at Joe Louis farm.
Bill Houghton, a regular fellow was
among them.
Seen bout town were Alfred
Norton, Gwen Taylor, Ruth Stall
ings, Frank williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Troutman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Leber, Mr., and Mrs. John
Drew, Mrs. Leon Warrick and Alice
Benton.
Chism's alphabet bout women de-
partment: SBT: sweet brown thing;
ATTY attractive Yellow talent.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
Ask Damages For
Wreck Injuries

AUGUSTA, Ga. - Two damage
suiIs asking $4,000 were recently
fled with the clerk OF court against
the Southeastern Stages. Inc. and
the Hartford Accident and Indemn-
nifty company for alleged injuries
suffered in a bus accident at Wash
ington. Ga. on April II. 1912.
Those entering the suits are Vera
Thompson, by her next best friend,
T. 3. Thompson. Miss Thompson,
10, alleges she was permanently in
jured when the bus she was riting
on struck a truck while entering
the town Of Washington.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
Lincoln U. Dance Group
Gives Kansas Program

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. - Five
members OF the Lincoln university
tMo) modern dance group APP
peared in an interracial program
sponsored by the Book Lovers club
OF Wichita, Kansas, Saturday,
The group was made up OF both
instructors and students, including
Miss Alice Williams. instructor in
physical education, director and
photographer OF the group; Flor
ence Anne Brown. assistant in
structor in physical education.
Anita Gavin. Lucille Wilson and
Doris Bradshaw. students.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
SPRING SHOWS
OPEN HERE AT
night CLUBS
BY LARRY CHISM


As preparation for the spring
season, several OF Detroit's sepis
nitespots are offering new shows
new faces and fast entertainment
for their many patrons and follow
ers OF the makes for fun floorbosrd
stuff.
Offer New Show Monday
A brand new show will be fes-
tured at Breads Club Zombie this
coming Monday and if the past
shows are any measure Of Reeds
productiveness the patrons are in
for a continuation OF their enjoy
ment Of Zombie shows
Meanwhile the current show still
proves 10 be a crowd pleaser as
Cholly and Dotty are the featured
attractions. Mixed with old time
fun-styles and the modern swing
style OF theatre and niteclub en-
tertanment the show is guaranteed
TO please ma and pa and the Utter
bugs OF the family.
Best scene Of the current Zombie
opus is the colorful "Beachcomber"
scene. including the floorboard
workings OF the chorines. Choily
and Dotty. Flick and the others to
make it well worth viewing.
A Jump for Patrons
All TubiR-d 9eS-same- fHe work
with "Skylark' ard Jelly. Jelly"
for some goodly applause at the
MISUNDERSTANDING street spot.
managed by Raymond Jackson
Sidecar. song and dance man. taps
a long while TO please dance lovers.
and you'll like Jack Gray's rendi-
tons of Sometimes" and Some
how" This department likes the
way he delivers his songs.
Alberta Adams has Got to Find
My Baby and goes of on st.
Louis Blues" as the bluestyle lady
Of song Nagi Sack comes to the
floorboards for her song and dance
a la swingstyle and pleases the
patrons.
Improving as time goes on the
way George Washington and his
band read the notes on Now l Lay
Me Down to Dream" is strictly
solidstuff and makes you wish fol
more OF this type OF music note
reading from the boys.
Seen at this spot Monday wert
comely Waitress Ruth Locke, Ger
trude Higgs, Ben Jones, Thelma
Mable and Marian Hamilton, Grace
La Berman, Ben Martin, Maggie
Daniel, jamie Mae Powell, Bruma
Penick and others,
Down BAG Way
The Valley "mellowist" fun spo'
is Club BIC where a new show Il
on the viewing stand this week a.
Bobby Key and George Mongo con
tinue to produce the fun and amuse'
ment for your floorshows. Marian
| Abernathy. blues queen. Moore
Sisters as deluxe taps team Heller
| Wiles. sophisticated singer OF song
d. Bobby Key, emcee, producer and
song stylist and the framework oil
! George Mongo along with the dif'
fcrcnt musical arrangements Of Al
Holmes band all make up the well
worthwhile show currently showing
at this spot where Warren La Rue
! is manager
Champion Theatre Bar
Mckinney and Mckinney are held
over for fourth week at this Oak
land avenue theatre bar where the
gaycats out that way sip and drink
and see the up high floorboards
works.
The Great Defender, contortion-
ist, is something new at this spot
! and amazes you with his unbeliev-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

ME Field, Pvt. Aldo Washington,
Pvt Melvin Brumfield, Sgt Lincoln
Steele, Pvt James Taylor. Pvt. Ed
ward Jackson; Fire Station Number
3: Cpl. Nathan E. Martin, Pvt. Ru-
dolph Mitchell, Walter Thompson,
Pvt Charles Brown, Pvt. Aislee
Watson, Pvt. Charles Howard: Fire
Station Number 2: Pvts. Richard
James, Milton Wason, James Huff,
James Johnson; Post Utilities: Pvts.
David Dawson and Robert Window.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

More addresses Of lonely soldiers
anxiously awaiting a letter from a
fond relative or kind young girl
are: Pfc Howard Thompson, Band
7th Group ERIC. Fl. Leonard Wood,
Mo; Sergeant Vincent Carlisle,
Band, It'll Group, ERIC, TT. Leonard
Wood. Mo: Pfc. Harry Gray. Band,
7th Group ERIC, Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo; Fort Custer, Mich. Fire
Dept. Station Number /: Cpl Ben
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

Mckinney and Mckinney are held
over for fourth week at this Oak
land avenue theatre bar where the
gaycats out that way sip and drink
and see the up high floorboards
works.
The Great Defender, contortion-
ist, is something new at this spot
and amazes you with his unbeliev-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-08

WXYZ-G've Got Your
Number
WEAL-I.casury Star
Parade
Waltz Music
I0!i5 A NJ.
WNJ-Mary Marlin
NJR-Mrs. Page
NLNL-Naricty Music
II 90 A. M.
NNJ-The Bartons
WJR--Mary Lee Taylor
WNNT-Ncws and Music
CkLW-Musical
WJIB-Ncws
VEIL Musical Menu
ll;l5 A. M
WWJ-Nic and SADIE
NJE-Pdrade of Stars
CkLW Music
WJLB-Popular Music
WAYZ-Charm
1880 A. NJ.
WWJ-Road of Life
NJR-Bright Horizon
WHHL-Strcamlins Jour-
nal
CkLW-HOuse Beautiful
WJBK--BCtty Roberts
WJLB-Hit Revue
NLAL-MuSic
ll:i5 A. Nj.
WWJ-David Harum
WJR-Aunt Jenny's Stories
CKIW-Nelody Time
WJBK-News Roundup
WJLB-Mystery Melodies
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cast longing eyes at the Bam-
boo Bars inviting entrance "Ya
know, it's awful hot" he sug
gested.
Talcott didn't respond. do l
have any liberty he asked
abruptly.
What's on your mind?'
There is someone l must see
before l leave"
Mcdowell grinned. "Oh. Has
she got a friend?'
This isn't she. -
Yeah? In that case I'll come
along anyhow. l got nothin' else
TO do
Bill Talcott shrugged and
started for the quay. At an arch
ed entrance between buildings
he turned off through a tiled
way whose masolJy walls were
dark with age; climbed stone
steps and entered a door.
A bright-eyed young woman
sat at a typewriter, and at sight
of Bill Talcott she said cheerily,
Hello! Haven't seen you in
coon's age!'
Hello yourself. Is the big
boss in?"
"He is if it's important
enough"
at u.s." Talcott said Grimly.
She vanished through a door
and in a moment was back.
Please don't stay long she adj
moniShed. He's really terribly
busy"
The room they ente,ed was
counterpart Of the first. Plainly,
even Sparsely furnished. A desk,
a filing cabinet, few straight
chairs. A calendar and nothing
on the wall At the desk was
man with thinning gray hair
and handsome wcathcred face
in which thoughtful gray eyes
considered them. His eyes were
remarkable; like polarizcd lens
eS, they seemed 10 take in cv-
erything, give out nothing They
went over Mcdowell from un-
brushed hair TO unShincd shoes.
and the planes behind MaCDow-
ellis mustache became red
The man nodded to Talco,t
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-08

but did not rise, nor did he
speak.
Bill Talcott said, Can you do
anything on Abas?"
The man at the desk pursed
his lips. 1--WE can watch it," ne
said in a slow musical voice.
Bill Talcott said, when an
auditor frames a Federal Chem
ical Company unit for bankrupt
cy, thereby leaving himself IN
sole charge of the Island, it'll
bear watching"
The gray eyes clouded
thoughtfully; long, Immaculate
fingers dipped into the desk
drawer, reached and brought
forth a photograph rs this
your AUDITOR his slow. musical
voice asked.
(To BE Continued
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-08

Blast your regulations l
mailed those vouchers, every
last one of 'em. Struthers is try
ing to burn me at the stake.'
I'm sorry. l have been given
explicit orders not to discuss the
matter, and click! she rang Off
So that was how it was to be.
The old steamroller. Bill Tai
colts eyes narrowed grimly.
No sense in trying TO locate
Winters by phone; like as not
he'd be appearing before Con-
gresSional subcommittee, telling
them how 10 run the war. Quit
ting the booth he seized a blank
and composed a message. A
message that was calculated to
make Winters miss three Clip
porS if necessary. Then, more
slowly, he wrote another and
after long study signed it
Bill" Mcdowell. crowding
over his shoulder, gaped in as
constituent when he saw the
name Captain Lowell Byrd, -
and the designation c."
The detectives attitude had
changed noticeably when they
again reached the street. His
oft-rcpcated su question that
they still had TO get reservations
was supplemented with a hasty,
After you been to the bank, o.
course
TalcotCs fear that Struthcrs
might have attached his account
proved groundlcss. In the cool
rCccsscs Of the building off the
market place a Sad-eyed teller
murmured about the misfortune
Of losing such a valued client. a
tidy sum IL made, the total of
his savings He withdrew it all.
I'm the steamship company Of
fees they found no difficulty.
There was room aplcnty for the
return trip.
"A moot point arises here
Bill Talcott grinned. "Who pays
fc. my passagc?"
you do Mcdowell grunt-
cd. He hadn't ignored the
amount Of Bill Talcotts bank
withdrawal
In the Square, Mcdowell
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D SERIAL STORY
CARIBBEAN CRISIS
COpYRtGtr, tad2.
IEh SERVICE. INC.
BY EATON K. GOLDTHWAiTE

huge though shorter man on the
opposite curb yelled at both Tai
colt and the cable bearer. Jack
and Sparky,' Talcott said in re-
Spouse TO MaCDowells question.
Rum. One makes {, the other
sells it.
Mcdowell acted as though
he'd like TO learn more about
the rum business, but Talcott
gave him no opportunity. In
New York, Federal Chemical
would have been going full
blast for an hour. Old Man Win
tiers would be working on his
second cigar of the day.
Talcott passed up a radio
gram in favor of the phone, and
his remarks TO Mcdowell that
the booth had been built for
one brought no withdrawal.
Presently Federal Chemical,
good morning." sang in his ears.
This is Tacott, Plant Num-
Der Six. l want TO talk to Win
tiers"
Sorry. Mr.. Winters is in
Washington
He might have known. when
will he be back
He has TO be here tomorrow
in time to make the Clipper. He
has appointments in London
He might have known that
too. With all the need for nj
trates the Old Man would be
buster than a mother hen. lie
said, Let me talk TO his secrc-
tary."
Just a moment I'll connect
you -" A buzz, click and a
new voice, mir. Winters Of
flee"
This is Bill Talcott. What's
all this baloney about not get
ting my duplicate vouchers
An appreciable pause. Then,
Sorry. I'm not allowed 10 dis
cuss that