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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27


DEAN FREUND masculine field
at the Ford Motor Company,
where they are taking fingerprints
in the employment bureau at the
Rouge plant.
Two of the new fingerprint eX-
pertS are Theresa Nantals, Is, of
2205 North Waverly avenue,
Dearborn, and Madeline Ogelsbie,
30. Of 2029 York avenue. also a.
Dearborn.
Janka Fac. who played the femi-
nine lead IN the Lone Ranger and
Is Wayne University graduate,
was selected 10 enter the CHS
women announcers' school in New
York.
Janka did acting and production
work for the Wayne Radio Guild
and directed the Readers Bureau
there for a year. You heard her on
the nationwide show. You Cant
DO Business With Hitler
Leonard Stone, The physical edu-
Gator AT the Sidney-Hill Downtown
Meath Club. was sworn IN today
an army air cadet. And Mar
mood ]. Campbell. maintenance
man for The Detroit Times. also
leaves for the army today. He had
been employed by the Fox Theater
for IL years before coming 10 the
Times. His brother. Max Campbell.
also Is in the army, stationed at
Camp Gruber. Okla.
Leo Fitzpatrick, general man
5ger Of WJR, announces a S.. 900
scholarship for the high school
boy. chosen by a committee Of De-
troit educators, as most likely to
succeed in the radio broadCaStiDg
field. This years winner will be
sent 10 the University OF Michigan.
and Will have a Job awaiting him
nj graduation at one of three sta
tlonS.
Forrest Davis. former Detroit
newspaper man. has Joined the
staff Of the Saturday Evening Post
as associate editor. and Will be- al
the magazine new Washington
office Dan Furey, former
Statler manager here, now IS run
ming the Post Tavern in Battle
Greek o.. and William III. Mason
has been appointed special consul
taut to the war savings staff.
Jim Welsh, the Old RAA Trav-
cler. and authority on outdoor
cooking. Viii be- the principal
0pcakcr at The noon meeting of
ne Adrian Exchange Club SUNDAY
and Will visit Tho Knights Of Co
'glnbuS celebration there m the
evening
The Is C.S there arc celebrating
he thrueth anniversary OF The
ounding Of their unit
sgt Hugh Munce. former Time,
EDITORIAL department empIoyo who
wow Is stationed al thc marine
recruiting headquarters m the
Federal Building. was married
yesterday 20 Miss Dorothy Bolton
Congratulations,
Among DCtTOItCTS IN signal
corp, schools are Milf Abramson,
Bob Alexander, Maj. VI. Ash. Eu-
gene Baron, Don Francis. Art
Feldman, Harold Warner, Bob
Wood. Jerry ARIA and Don Wal
finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

VOC UE' knows even
Junior figures need a bit OF
coaxing and fashions these
rayon-and-cotton stepin
for smoother lines.
800 10 ESQ
Rylon Bandeaux, 200 and 80
FIRST BASEMENT-FARhE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

Among DCtrOTtrTS IN signal
corps schools are Milt Abramson,
Bob Alexander, Maj. VI. Ash, Eu-
gene Baron, Don Francis. Art
Feldman, Harold Warner. Bob
Wood, Jerry ARIA and Don Wal
finger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27
jim Welsh, tfic old AAA TRAY.

sgt Hugh Munce. former Time,
EDITORIAL department empIoyc, who
Now Is stationed al the marine
recruiting headquarters m the
Federal Building. was married
yesterday 20 Miss Dorothy Bolton
Congratulations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-27

LOAFER SHOE -. still a
star hit in Junior circles.
Wear it in beloved antique
brown with any casual cos
tune -. on campus or in
town. In sizes 4 10 9. -. 81
SECOND Observation-Disclosures g.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10
Seattle Representative The Alaska Newspapers,
 1Oll American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
Bat government of fife people, By tie people, for fife people shall not perish from fife earb Lneoln
Seeing Is Believing

We have enjoyed lot of the heard lately been provoked by others and spent lot of good time checking still oefs bdt we admit It strange feeling had when we found ourselves the subject of one of them.
 lhis IS the we heard it. woman who heard from her husband who works at the bae asked Mrs Wan she had heard about the arrest of the editor of the Mirror Mrs Wan mmed atey asked her daughter Jeanette Clark who does the Mirrors bookkeeping, there any truth it. Miss Clark told
 1t seems arrested for being spy sort and of printing of sort in the to the advantage of the We're going add collection of rumors along with the bombing of Ska Dutch Harbor and Ko a the sinking of Japanese boats by Anchorage planes etc.
 We had little experience in how the other day When we heard "a night caught throwing olne the building housing the Varieties and pairing to set fire to t In checking that did find that taxi driver had spilled gasoline from when filling his but how ever what have knowing
 We have two explanation to offer for that personal spy It might be the beard cuvang with loving until the Jap cked that started it, especially from cerain ea of with somebody might have typoga phcal error sometime and drought it code!
 The story told of group of Russians entirely surrounded by the German enemy Leaflets had already been dropped asking for surrender but the officer command said they would hang tough and make break for it. Even position like that evidently problem because the commander two od First death by shooting for anyone lighting cigarette second punishment for saying m They could only say "l saW....."!
 after T heard just check yourself how long you passing on Every time you help spread dsqeng and upsetng working against doing just what the enemy would wish you to do.
 Newspapers outside educating their telephone them at any time of night day rors We the thing here.
 Hnobody answers it's not true.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10
Station K0DK Operating
(Continued from page D

Continued from page D can be reached through the ad- ministration office at Fort Gree ly.
 Those living in Kodiak will benefit from the station, too, as it has enough power to reach any set in this area. Listeners Tn other parts of Alaska are asked to write in if they are able to pick the broadcasts up on theIr sets.
 KODK is the second station broadcasting on a commercial wave length iu Southwestern Al aska, the first being located in Anchorage. It is being advertised as the station with Bing Crosby at all hours"
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10
$l2,5O0 In Prizes
 Drawn At Base

An electrician, Thomas Hack ett, won the first prize of $3, l55 in the Benefit Sweepstakes draw ing on New Years Eve at the naval air station. His number was 2828.
 One hundred and forty other winning tickets were drawn out of the wire basket at the con- tractor theater by Nurse Helen Domick of the MAS. hospital. Prizes totaling S12,500 were giv- en at the drawing all of them less than had previously been an- nounced since events due to the war made it impossible to sell all the tickets.
 The drawing was part of the Christmas program planned for the army, navy and contractor personnel over the holidays Stems Drake Puget Sound donat- ed free movies during this time and swing orchestras and the army band gave concerts in the various mess halls.
 These men won prizes of $625 in the sweepstakes: Owen Calh- son, carpenter; William P. Kane, private; c. E. Dulin, laborer; John I.ade IT,, carpenter, and Ned Newbill, sailor second class
 The following won $3l2.5O rrizes: D. c. Campbell, carpen- ter; w. G. Leininger, carpenter; Clayton Heller, carpenter apprer- tice; T. c. Jones, laborer; Harold R. Calvert, 1st. sergeant; Will liam L. Ralhgeber, private; F G. Wall. sailor 1st. class; Bryan Rousseau, mechanic; L. w flag en, carpenter, and Norman T. Bakely, Elliott-Fisher operator.
 Members of the General Activ- ities Committee, which planned the Christmas program and the sweepstakes, are Ivan Swisher, Roy Hoffman, George Wahlgren, J. B. Jenkins, Tom Stiles, Milt Erwin, Frank Erickson, Lieut.. P. J. Reilly, Lieut.. J. J. Bohan and Harry Beales MT. Jenkins was the master of ceremonies during the drawing, and H. J. Clayton audited the sale of the sweep stakes tickets.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10

council Monday night. Also to be heard will be objections by Chief Loughead to the fact that he was not represented by the city attorney, who represent ed the defendant, Smith.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10

Charles Marshall, Jr. son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Marshall, who is seriously i'll has been nov ed from his home to the Griffin Memorial hospital.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10
Fire Dispute
[continued from page 0.

Continued from page one)
 It IS understood that the question of authority of the city fire chief will be brought up at the regular meeting of the city
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10

An article and biography Mildred R. Hermann, Juneal sister-in-law of Frank Herman operator of Bert's Drug sto here, appears in the second issl of the new magazine, Alasl Woman.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10
NOTICE Assignment Of Firemen

The following are the stations to which fremen will report at the sound of an alarm.
 No. 1 Fire Hall
 Hose Cart
 Carl Pajoman, Vic Mathews, Tom Horsman, Ray Martin, Frank Hermann, Mike Crawford, Bill I.amme, Cecil Helsel.
 Bumper and Hose c. Stai, Wm. Spath, Gordon Nelson, Paul Bayou, Dan Mag nusen, Harry Morrison. No. 2 Next To Belmont Bar Jergen Fredrickson, Jess Blinn, Chuck Watkinson. Joe Heitman, Glen Richardson, B.ll Karvonen. No. 5 Near Kraft's Store Bill Dickey, Dan Nelson, Eric Mueller, Stuart Nuchols, Harry Norton. Harry Christopherson.
 R. V. Loughead,
 City Fire Chief
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-10
Attention Ladies! Have ',

Attention Ladies! Have yo visited the new shop known , Pinch & Hagen, located next { Lyric theatre where you will fin a lovely collection of fur coat fur-trimmed coats, dresses, sui
 and hundreds of slack suits! A moderately priced. Pd. Adv
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

prTwrEN Is TO Is YEARS OLp no
EXPERIENCE NEEDED. PAY While
FARMING SEE Mr. BARTLETT,
TRAFFIC DEPT 2ND FLOOR.
2l2S TRUMBULL AVE.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Personals


A CERTIFIED REApER-Your problems
solved. tDaliy sundays Florence La
valley J205 LarChmont. TYLER 1881.
A LIQUOR habit stopped az home secretly
Arnold 246l Nat Bank. Bldg. RA. 72si.
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards. 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park
Special. soc tHouFs 1919 daily. sunday
Atlantic 1908.
ApVIsER Radio As'rgloger, ~ years
experience. tyen'ngs 20. sundays. 39
-.--.-
ADVISER Radio Astrbloger 81 wears
experience Evenings 20, sundays. 30
Pcterhuro.
READ Times Want ADS ior proGt-use
them for results
ANNA SANGSTER. Spiritual Cl8irvoyant
Reader Daily Appointments. siii Mack
Olive q63i
ASTROLOGER pHOEBE CARTER Con
>ultatiou daily. Nrrs reasonable its
HrIcn tnear JcffersDrl.
ASTROLOGlST Madame Floyc Problems
Tuthfully solved. SOIL Eaat Forest
Plaza 0T6s
ASTROLOGER Mrs Lena Manning.
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. Tyler
617il. 1924 McGra~.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

e0r-FRs. FEEpFRS ruLpFRs. SHIRT
pFFSs OPERATORS VAST Ep. AfFl
v-AvNV IATNpRN 1881 WOODROW
WI SON TOWNS 80 N2hl"
STrNOCRATHTR Pop 7efcnss rsn'i excel
lsrt opportunity. NIdaul S'eci Products
..en Ef.rff
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Personals

GYPSY CARD Reading Paimistry, by
Madame Marie. si6 Cary. Vinewooc
2-s573.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Safe. pain
less Treatments. 81. Lifetime guaran-
tee Doctors references EieCtrolysis
Clinic Townsend S-8iif
HAIR cutting. 35c-zGood work Next "a
Loop Theatre. ~ Michigan
HINDU SYSTEM Readings. solves prob.
lens 26ss West Grand boulevard.
Trinity i-5666
I WILL not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife Martha Slmunic.
John smunic. 22o56 Brentwood. East De
troit.
MADAME EL1SE-U Unusual French reader
sand ana Fire solve your problems love
business. columbia 270O. iii7 Second C-3.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De SWarte Rectal Clinic
Sis Second. near Palmer Trinity i-72ts
PROF ELTON Advisor will be away dur
INK holiday season. 3f1s John n.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church OF
Christ Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-7333.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

GYPSY CARD Reading. Palmstry, by
Madame Marie. si6 Cary Vinewood
2-S573.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
WAsmNG MA,uINT RrpAIR

Al REPAIRING. free estimates, u yrs
experience. All makes Guar TO. 6-5UI6
Al WASHER Repairing sewing machine
wecuum ST. tNec estimates. Buy, sell
Lcn1N $3.50 Central service
CONSULT the enlarged Keal Fsft.e Hat.
lnes iu the biz sunday Times Want Ad
GsrfIuuI
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
WISHING MAcmNE. sMnnrrR RtrAIR

ALL MAKES aired rebuilding guar.
sutfed vorkmanshIp reasonable. free
estimates Murray of5i
CONSULT ne enlarged Rtsl Estate list
inF' IN ne h.g sunday Tines want -
IssrtLoni
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
WALL wNsHI>G

Al WALL washing and decorating Cal
anytime free estimates FE 1851
REsIbENTiAL wall ,wasnhs ,reasonablol
Free estimates ,Nludo~ cleaning. SIS
Temple Z-Tq27
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

GENERAL tile work kitcheus sinks. hath.
roumf also repairing. Beasonabie.
~ 1882
them for results
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Situation. Wontsd-MaIe

CEILINGS. walls washed Ken-tUne applied
reliable Ohvc aS23
EIGHT wears experience personnel labor
relation handling ~ men with large out
nf-stAte union. Al present employed hN
same organization. Desire connection with
manufacturer, preferably defense Industry
in same line Of employment High school
education married dependents. "A claA-
sihCatlon 80 wears az age. Good references
willing 90 train for special work Al own
expense. N necessary Discuss salary A.
interview available on > weeks notice.
AddfG$s BOX A-pa DeTot Times
PAINTING. psperhanging decorating -
Thirteen years experience. steady work
tCoioredt. TYLER t-fbgi
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

"GALL-KL F.NZ"- Recommended by users.
Liver Gan Bladder. stomach, Gas. Call
stones Prevents operations. Information.
Townsend 7-17i0
READ Times Want Ads Tor proht-use
them for results rr7
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
" ;xaoett .Se44Ecp Dizecz6Y
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
ICE skATInG-MINDsoR

ICE sKATING-Nightly except Tuesday.
Afternoon skating Saturdays windsor
Arena, 572 McDougall. Windsor 3-3471.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Help the War Effort .

Rent Your Spare Room
10 a Service Man or a
War Worker. Phone CH.
$500, and Place a TIMES
WANT AD.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped 10
accept SHb-COnfrGcfs
AVAILABLE NOW

AVAILABLE NOW
BATTERY OF UNIVERSAL GRINDERS
ALSO NORTON GRINDERS, TEXAS
lands GRINDERS 16xo0
CINCINNATI GRINDERS. 16Nis
INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL GRtNhiNti
SATISFACTORY WORK GUARANTEED
ALSO LATHE WORK
GENERAL AND WAR
PRODUCTION MACHINE WORK
1887 GRATIoT CADILLAC 497n
AVAILABLE time ON O. n. grinder. good
proposition Just starting. Century Products
fownsend 5-6iJ2.
.cAsS INE-Internal-externsl grind
ing, Jlgs fixtures. 69l Antoinette. Trinity
1880.
'GoRMAN PRODUCTs-Tools. dies, jigs,
fixtures. 920 West SevenMie. Townsend
$3.50.
HAMMER Tool Die Co. Inc, 1890
Mt Elliott. TWnbrook 1890.
JAMES w GEORGE MACHINERY COM
PANY-Tools. equipment. 3li6 East
Jefferson. Melrose 1900.
LUMBER available for additions and alter
ations. prompt deliveries
INTERSTATE ASPHALT a LUMBER co.
Mound at I0Mie Rd.-sL. s4sl
RELIANT Industries Designers and
manufacturers. General machine work.
HOgarth 3700.
S a Machine Shop, 44062 Yost, Wayne.
Michigan. Dearborn lSlss
ULTRA LAP MACHINE CO.
247 McDOUGALL AVE FL 1873
VICTORY GAGE-TOoL Company-Preci-I |
sion cages. tools. 40s2 fireman. Tyler !
T-s400.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ArIIcs CONVERTED INTo INCOMES

CARLSON sTUDlos--Advertising displays,
posters 1903 Brush street Telephone
T. Andolph 911t.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Personals

AT BILL GRAEs GRILL Astrologer
Est Luncheon. drinks i2i John r.
(dOwnstairE).
AUTHENTIC ASTROLOGER Suzanne
Warren 1929 Grand River (Trumbulll .
appointments Temple i-bs69.
DIVINE HEALING Improves health.
Reverend Hazel Damrau, i74i Ferry
Park. Trinity i.7292.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Personals

REVEREND TRAEB -- Daily Readings.
Special Wednesdays. p M 25c. Mes.
sages. Tea Leaves, 33i7 Michigan. Lafa.
yette O7s6
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results!
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
TILE CONTRACTORS

STORM sash. all sizes Combination doors
Berry Door VIZ. $500 7-ss4o
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
rLIMnING. sEMtR snRNICE
REFRIGERATIoN SERVICE

Al. ALL. MAKES sERvICED - Parts.
labor guaranteed. TO 5000. TY s-6i0p
REFRIGERATION sERvICE-Au makes
commercial residential, any time. any
where. Licensed, no 1912.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate List
mss IN the bis sunday Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
FUMIGATINo sER,IoL
rrRNAct oLlANING ANn RrrAIRIN0

Al FURNACE work vacuum e.srtr and
rsparf., ga m3tyF sHtpN kfst's trsH
cots insta 'rr y Bfraats Ntarhrs $3.50 1r
fenoX $3.50. | .N
FURNACES RLPAiRFB eErnsEeA srr
stalled rev. ateg parts reasonable.
1os3 Eighi-Nue Road TO. s,st6.
FCRSACEs. sToKFBS- mskrr t,tsnec
snc rerarec free esffna,fs
AMERICAN- AUIOAArICH HHEATItI go
tas' Mack PLAZA ft12
HTUER BROS. Incorperafrg Sru Jtef
FuTaces Blower Crrrr Sea Heat
Buns sgOI Ferktf tr $1,000.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
PLUMBING AND HEATING

ANY KIND ~ plumbing heating repairs.
Income. bathrooms. Terms. TO. s-5035.
NO DIGGING, NO MEss-Sewers drains
cleaned; electric machine. Finest equip
ment oregon 244s.
PLUMBING. HEATING Installed. re
paired remodeled. Is months to pay.
HO. 5267
SINKS cleaned 81. sewers cleaned cleo
trically. Free pump service. Trinity
1-l3lg.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hst-
tnEs IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Christmas Trees

BEAUTIFUL grown balsam and spruce,
wholesale. ESQ per bundle large hun
dies ~ pine and hemlock. so white
they last retail price 81 and up for
churches. schools and homes, Lutes Ceda
Post co Vermont 1918.
Christmas Trees for Sale
1000 to Choose From
REASONABLE
JEFFERSON CHEVROLET
2257 EAST JEFFERSON. At CHENE
IRVINGTON. i93BS Bslsam all sizes;
retati 75e 80 So Townsend a1OOs
600 CHRISTMAS TREES
Wholesale m large lots. OF retail. Murray
0a7s 1928 Mack
READ Times Want Ads for profit uss
them for results
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
kopAks A>p SUPPLIES
LEATHER GOODS
MATTRESSES Renovated
MAIIREssLs RENnNAILn I'M NV

a DEFENSE aeainst HIGH prices Hav
your mattress renovated Miller, 800
kerchevaI LEnoX ,79Pf
CONSULT the enlarged Rcsl Estate Hst
mss tn The bis SUNDAY Times Want s.
SECTION.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
ROOFING
SEwING MAomNt REPAIRING
DING INSULATED

Al SEWING machine repairing; washer,
vacuum 81 Free estimates. Buy Sell
LeroK hu3p central service
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
STORM SASH

SIDING INSULATED-Free estimate. Gill
lespie Back ll77p Cl0verdale 10 $500.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
HI MID enCnIN

MIrHIFhS Humane -..irtr f-ar.e. ...sf
rsnt.c1 - hours. Fta' Errr r4 Trinity
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
CIEANrRs-PICkIP. nLIINtRY
COAL AND coKE-plLIvLRrrs
LLrcrRIo,L sUrPIEs AID FINTUREs
TARNTRS OITIIT
FIOOR SANDING, WiNTNG. nc.

AL hBSOLlTFiN uf-STI Ess SANDING.
FILLING FhENIrHlHG. o+E-uAI
SERVICE TYLER sas-
Al DUETLEsS ssr1IuE iies.rg Better
materials. Cpn power. t,caslush.e. t
nf gNEr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
MAY VISIT SOLDIERS

NJ. Klauza. O. have a brother
at Fort Custer and l want 10 see
him. Are soldiers permitted 10
have visitors, and, If so, when and
at what time?
Amen In army camps can
have visitors. as often as their
military duties will permit. Usu-
ally this IL on Sundays, but write
your brother and he will tell YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
H E N r Y

who has just been drafted and Is
now at Fort Custer?
A--Since you don't know his
regiment all you can do Is ad-
dress your letter TO him at Camp
Custer. The army postal au-
thoritles will make every effort
TO locate him and deliver the
letter TO him.
WANTS TO BE GUNNER
Mrs. NJ. L. My husband
wants to join the army as an aerial
gunner; do they take married
men? Where is the recruiting Of.
fee? What is the rate of pay ?
What rank docs a man hold after
he qualities?
A-You cannot enlist directly
as an aerial gunner. II a man IL
between the ages Of Is and %
and has the written consent of
his wife and can pass n rather
stiff intelligence test and medi-
cal examination he can enlist as
an aviation cadet. He will then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

RARELY HAVE I seen so rapid
and complete shift OF demeanor
and facial expression as that
which Prof. Walter Scott Diswell
evinced toward me. when ! an
nounced my identity
His eyes lightcncd with such
friendliness that l wondered II my
imagination had been responsible
for my clubbing them ophidisn
when he first confronted me
And his old face was beaming
as he unfastened the lower half OF
the old colonial door and pulled il
wide open.
"Of course, OF course" he said.
Margaret Spencer, Jack Bick-
ett's cousin. You must pardon
an old mans shocking memory.
my dear. How long Is II since
have seen youS And do
como In
He put out his hand 10 shake
mine, and two other proofs Of the
change in him ranged themselves
in my mind by the side OF his
forgetfulnesS.
In the old days he had never
used the term my dear, and now
his hand was cold to clamminess,
instead OF warm. alive and
friendly. as I recalled H.
''Who IL the man with you.
my DEAR" he asked, and al
N though ! know that the familiar
yaddress is a meaningless COM
monplacc in these modern times,
/ felt a distinct yet wholly UNI
reasoning annoyance at his
using II
THE driver OF my car" I an
swered. and nc Immediately
Countered with another question.
do you wish him Ia come
into the house, or will he wait
outside ."
Outside. OF course" I said
and turned my head toward
Gus.
Please wait for me near the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Connolly Answers

la To coat with flour; OBJ
cut into fine pieces; tc) free
fat from tissue by heat.
Pa With Fire and Sword:
(b) The Four Horsemen Of
the Apocalypse; (cJ The
Tale of Two Cities. 80
3-ta) Archbishop OF Canter-
bury. murdered By order of
Henry II (b) crusading king
Of England; (c) first poet
laureate.
IA Early; OBJ surprise; (c)
wife.
IA Heraclea. Italy: King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
KEENNEss WANING

Harris" he said sharply
The man looked at him. and as
IL he had been reminded of some
dcreliction by something In his
employers eyes. touched his cap
with what seemed 10 me theat-
rical gesture. not a part OF his
ordinary custom.
yes sir" he said, and ! had
tho vague impression Of a mock
ing. inwardly sneering humility.
Again / was saddened by the
thought that the keen brain OF
the old professor must have de-
Perforated with the years.
Walter Scott Diswell OF the old
days had a lively and just sense OF
his own importance; never per-
mitted the slightest impertinence.
open or yelled, from anyone.
"Show his man the gardens.
and entertain him until his mis-
tress comes out"
And then. incredibly. with an
other touch Of his cap the man an
swcrod smartly. Aye, aye. sir!"
and advanced toward Gus.
/ felt as II / were attending n
comic opera, but a glance at Gus
showed me that he saw nothing
humorous in the situation.
I'm tired" he said abruptly
land I don't care for gardens or
need any entertainment. If you
don't mind. I'll just sit down
here and wait for Mlssis Ora
ham
For the flashing fraction of a
second fancied ] again Saw the
ophldlan look in the old profess
SOr'S eyes.
Then they were warm and
friendly again, and he spoke al
most indulgently.
AS you like. my man." he
said, as he closed the door.
Then, he seated me impressively
in the most comfortable chair
in the room, and looked at me
quizzically.
you're not masquerading,
are you. my DEAR" he asked.
you say you are Margaret
Spencer, but your man called
you-"
"Mrs. Graham" I repeated.
THAT IL now my name"
/ remembered that in the old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

DAYS he had embarrassed me by
his assumption that Jack and /
were something more TO each
other other than friends or distant
cousins.
But he evidently had forgotten
all about that angle OF our asso-
citation. for his voice held nothing
but casualncss and he commented
ooh. yes, I understand. You
are married"
CONTINUED tomorrow