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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Just Office Boys for Cleveland:
Red Tape Binds
Poy-HourOffiee
CWLBs Leu. Confsrs Page y
Bv SCOTT WIGLE

Labor strikes and unrest in Detroit can be di-
rectly traced to the long delays and red tape neces
sary in getting wage disputes cleared through the
Cleveland regional office of the Wages and Hours
Division United States Department of Labor.
The local Wages and Hours office, employing
approximately so persons, is poweress to act in
the smallest wage dispute Since the wage stabili-
cation act the office is the designated agent for the
War Labor Board
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Wife Sues Red Shelton

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. % (UP).-
Edna SHELTON. manager, gag
writer and wife of Red Shelton
the screen and radio comedian. &C
cuSed her husband of cruelty TO-
day in a divorce suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Touhy Gang
Mopup Led
By Hoover

CHICAGO, Dec. %
(UP).-Roger Touhy and
Basil (The OWL Bang
hart, his chief lieutenant
in Chicag o's Terrible
Touhy gang, were cap
tured today by Federal
Bureau of Investigation
agents under the personal
direction Of j. Edgar
Hoover.
Six hours before their cap
ture was disclosed James
O'Connor, 50, and st. Clair
McInerney, 81, who escaped
with them October 9 from
the Statewide Penitentiary at
Joliet, ILL.,, were ambushed
and killed in a north side
apartment when they tried to re-
sist arrest. Two other unidenti-
fled men were captured at the
same time.
At 6 a. m. Hoover emerged with
a squad Of agents from another
building two miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

yam, 19, were convicted of using a
gun 10 take S17 from taxicab
driver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29
Reds Near
NaZi-HeId
Rail Cities

MOSCOW, Dec. % CUP).-Rus-
sian armies imminently threatened
the key railroad cities of KaInensk
and Kotelnikovski (Kotelnlkovo)
on the middle Don and southwest
Stalingrad fronts today and
pressed nearer TO RoStov-on Don,
gateway 10 the Caucasus.
Communiques and special dis
patches reported gains on five
main battle fronts along the HOO
mile line from the Latvian frontier
area west of Moscow to the
Caucasus mountains.
1t was indicated that the Rus
SLAMS were in the immediate
vicinity of Kamensk, 80 miles
north of Rostov, and that some of
their units were 10 miles nearer
RoStoV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-29

roaring flames under control.
There was no immediate evil
dence of sabotage but NJ. j. Max,
chief of the New York Central
police force, admitted the fire
could have been started by "in-
cendiary means"
Railroad officials said the II
engines were so badly damaged
that they will have TO be torn
down. checked and rebuilt.
ENGINES WORTH 100000
Engines, they said. are valued
at more than 100000 each.
Intelligence officers declined to
comment or the fire. Their in
vestigation was spurred, how ever,
by the possibility that the fire
may have been aimed at deStruc-
ton of vitality needed railway
equipment in Detroit's war pro-
duction program.
Despite the seriousness of the
fire, there was no transportation
tie-up.
Jesse V. Mckee, New York
Central vice president, said that
trains were running "aS usual.
Equipment was rushed from Jack
son and Toledo to maintain all
schedules.
He praised highly the efficiency
of the Detroit fire department and
said il was only through its
valiant efforts that flames did not
spread TO another section of the
roundhouse. where as locomotives
were stationed.
UNABLE TO FIX BLAME
He declined to comment on the
probable cause.
ct could have been sabotage,
internal combustion or num-
Evening star., 1942-12-11

(C) Woter-Colo or
kymph" . spriehtIy
eoIors for holiday spirits
in q soft, warm royon-
mixture froek perfect
for under coots. Sizes
9 to IS in the group,
s.ee
Evening star., 1942-12-11
WASHINGTON D. FRIDAY

Curtis 9. James. 2s, Fort Belvoir, and
Octavia Jeter, "a, New York City.
Wayne Lyle. q, Fort Kearney. r. l., and
Maxine R. French. 20, Alexandria.
Paul Wilson Wolfe, 90. Marshall Town,
Iowa, and Joan Dorothy Harris, 21,
Washington.
Thomas Durham. "a. ouantico, and
Thomas Samuel Alexander. 2S, and Esther
Kimble, 90, both of Alexandria.
Edwin c. Murphy. %, and Eva Arseneault,
81, both of Washington.
Warren C. Hamilton 23. Camp Pickett,
Va and Anabelle Hepler, 21, Washing
william H. Smith, "a, Fort Belvoir, and
Ida Mae Gatewood. "a, Covington, KY.
Earl E. De Vault, "a. Markleysburg, Pa,
and Edith Garrison Gaskill, 81, Alex
Lester E. Mogin, %. Chicago, and Evelyn
Wald. 20, Washington.
Jules j. Ronchetti, 21, Little Island, Va,
and Elva Catherine Lauriello, 21, Bal
tlmore.
Foster Brown Towie, %. New York City.
and julie Patricia Concannon. 21, Gar
den City, Kans
Robert F Fleming 26. and Cecilia Kosjer,
25, both of Washington.
John Shelton, 20 and Louise Lyons, II.
both of Alexandria
Raymond Maxwell II. and Ruby Thomas.
20. both of Alexandria.
Charles Thompson. "a. and Joena Adams,
20. both of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
pl. NV, and Donna NJ Van valken-
burgh, 20. 1884 Harvard st. NV: the
Rev N ! Gould Wjckey

pl. NV, and Donna M. Van Valken-
bureh, 20. 1884 Harvard st. NV; the
Rev. N J. Gould Wickey
Christopher c. latham. 2s, 1928 21st st.
NV, and Ester E. Ford, %, 1918 Spring
I'd, NV; the Rev Edwin H. Tuller.
Charles R: Barthel, 81. Arbutus. Md, and
Sally M. Tusing, 80, $500 Garfield st.
NV; the Rev. Warren D. Bowman.
George j. Field, 3S, Takoma Park. Md,
and Ella A. Quinby. 20. 1919 G st.
NV; the Rev. Richard Braunstein.
Frank Delmonico, 25, Walter Reed Hos
pital, and Henrietta c. Mes pa 1850
irving st. NV: the Rev. John H. Dono-
van.
Robert NJ. Matthias, %. Naval Research
Laboratory, and Frances L. Hall, "A, 306
st. s.w.; the Rev. A r L. Raum.
VINCENT NJ Lockard, 90, and Flora A.
Walker, %, both of lily Euclid st.
NV: the Rev. Henry Manken, ir.
Robert E. Short, %. Dahleren, Va, and
Roberta E. Tessman. .5, Milwaukee, Wis :;
the Rev. Hugo NJ Hennig
John F. Armao. 2l. Marine Barracks, and
Lois A, Powell 20, $500 18th ST. NV;
TT the Rey; E;os R p ? W9rkman %Tidnaan no. .nd
sieni I. Monson, .2s, 1892 Massachu-
Lois l. Young, 16, 7IO Irving ST. ne:
the Rev George K Bowers
ne and Frances x &. Ii, Hodaens' s Il. s'h i1sl s
Euclid st. NV; the Rev. John ] Coady.
Charles w. Simmons, "a. and Rhoda F.
May 81, both of Capitol Heights, Md;
the Rev. Warren D. Bowman.
Evening star., 1942-12-11

CHueT u. L. tuU, COHpleS MUST
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tull days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Jimmie Kenan. "a, 1915 Corosoran st,
Swami st. NV; the Rev. c. T. Murray.
Earl A. Turner. A.. 436 oath st, ne, and
Eunice Y. Rsbb. 81; 2900 18th st. ne;
Malyin J. KIns 20, 534 3!st sss St ne, and sTs
Sc; the Rev. A. Chichester.
Thomas H, Hall, 65;, sos 44th st. ne, and
the Rev. James l.. White.
Otis T. Price, 10. and Marian l. Woody,
19. both of 1928 1lth st. NV, the Rev.
Louis Barno 90, $50 Q st; NV. and Annie
N. Justice, is. 800 ST. NV; the Rev
Bessie j. De Neal, Is, 1880 Risss st,
NV; the Rev. H. G. Hockett.
Charlie Ward, AZ. and Alberta Chase. 80,
both of 473 M ST. NV; the Rev, B. H.
John N. Fountain. %, 1881 W st, NV, and
Frances C. Dorsey, 20, I4l0 Both st.
NV; the Rev. Vincent j. Assing.
Edward soule, 81 Army War College and
Dorothy Walter, 3s. this city the Rev.
B. H. Whiting.
Rev David Creech. "a, 2914 llth st. NV,
and Ruby Holt %, 1918 R st. NV;
the Rev. W. G. White.
Reuben H; Johnson, %, Little Rock Ark
NV: NV Tfl The Rev J. csmpbell Beckett, o.
Richard + Boyd, "a, and Marie r, Butler,
%. both of Alexandria, Va; the Rev
Francs G Colbert, %, and Blanche f.
Green; 2s, both Of ao6 U st. NV the
"ia Iillian Smith, ii' 80 ss befrees st. NV; W.
Rreoks MaTnhs'o botR Of 1880 sWann a Se Sc
nv: the Rsy: Nelson J, smith.
and vivian Offer, %, this city; the Rev.
James L. Pinn.
Herman Sewen, 2e, and Ethel M. Townsell'
26, both of 1912 Sth st. NV; the Rev.
Charlie {. chstnam. IS, Fort Belvolr, Va,
and Georgie E. Rittenhouse -, 702 18th
st. n W. the Rev. E. H. Pruden.
Harry D. Fowler, 20, Walter Reed Hos
piIsl and Blanche L. Lehman; *
william J Tyne. 40, Marine aBs Barracks, and and
St: ths Rev, EDWARD P; McAdams 1884,
race NV. and Jessie A. Walton, % Deer
Johnston, %, both of Boston; the Rev.
LEROY Strunk, 2:}. Fort Myer. Va. and
Louise Lence,. 20. 1923 Rhode Island
ave NV; Judge Hobart New>San.
Howard A Shallcross, "a. l222 Massa-
Yaszcak, 81, 1920 Massa chusetts ave.
Glenn E Blair, 2S Norfolk, Va, and Cath
crime s. Mertz, %. 1919 4th st. NV;
the Rev. William j. Sweeney.
Winfield w. Biting, %, 1926 Southern
ave, and Christina NJ. Leslie, %, 1921
w st. Sc: the Rev. Charles D. Trexler.
Theodore Sherbow. 10, and Bernice. S.
Mondschen, Is, both of Arlington, Va;
the Rev. zemach Green.
Paul G. G, Fournier.. -, and Jeanne I.
the Rev. William H Jameson,
Edward McDade 81, Cleburne, Tex. and
Regina M Walter, 80, 1903 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV; the Rev. William F.
Burton E. Richards, 1s Mount Rainier,
Md, and Virginia NJ. Daniel, Is, Clover,
Va; the Rev. B. E. Mahon.
David A. Abel, "a, 124 Shepherd st. NV"
and June A. Cohen. 2l, 64o Buchanan
st NV: the Rev. Herman J. Waldman.
Woodrow W, Harper. -, Naval Air Sta
9Th st. NV: the Rev. Harvey V. Prem
Frederick H Walton, jr,, ?5, 4401 Burl-
ington pl. NV, and Barbara Ramseyer.
-, Westchester Apis; the Rev. Charles
r Warner.
Manuel A Ferro. 26 and Mary L. Sweeney
rs. both of sos 10Th st. NV: the Rev.
Michael P, FurcoIo. -, 3o4o Cambridge
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Richard and Betty Cozzens, girl.
Phoenix and Sarah Dangel, boy.
Robert and Marthana De Croes, boy.
Austin and Louise De Wilde, boy.

Richard and Betty Cozzens. girl
Phoenix and Sarah Dangel. boy.
Robert and Marthana De Croes, boy.
Austin and Louise De Wilde, boy.
James and Rosamaria Di stefano. girl.
Don and Edna Dragoo, boy.
Harry and Sadie Dreisen, girl.
Oliver and Frances Dufort; boy.
Frampton and Florence Ellis, jr.. girl.
Frank and Ann Fillmann, boy.
Samuel and Lillian Flemings, girl.
Bernard and Cecile Foster, jr boy.
Robert and Nancy Fuller. 3rd' boy.
Lee and Margaret Granting, boy.
Robert and Grace Grimm, boy.
William and Margaret Grimm, girl.
joseph and Mary Gross. girl.
Mark and Marguerite Gurnee, boy.
Ward and Laura Guthrie, girl
Paul and Betty Guy, girl.
Malcome and Virginia Haag. girl
Robert and Mary Handwerk. girl.
Philip and EVELYN Haskell, girl
Joseph and Adclia Hilger, boy
Milton and Edmina Janus. girl
Lawrence and Eileen Jontzen boy.
Dow and Sadie Kasachkoff. girl.
Francis and Naomi Keanon. boy.
Luvern and Dorothy Keho boy.
Lawrence and Janet Kempton, boy
Junius and Margaret Killinger, girl.
Chester and Fdwinna Kopson. boy.
beOTSe ana MyTIle hOSInOS, DOS-
Stephen and Evelyn Lahocki, boy.
Hubert and Edna Leaman, boy.
Leon and Mary Leighton, girl
Robert and Mareuerite L'Heureux, bo"
Roger and Thelma Leverton. boy.
Harry and Anre London, girl.
Charles an6 Gwen Luchsinger. girl
Manning, Everett-Vera. boy.
Mast. Oscar-Grace girl.
MAY, Curt amanda, girl.
Miller. Thomas-Esther. boy.
Mortland. Herbert-Mary, girl
McDermott Gladstone Gertrude. boy.
Nelson, Desmond -Maureen, girl.
Painter, George-Vrginia, girl.
Patrick, Lionel-Dorothy. boy.
Pendergraph, Irving, jr.-Catina, boy.
Petrasek, Clarence -Adeline, girl.
Quinn, Danile Elizabeth. boy.
Rander, Joseph-Mabel, boy.
Richards. job Emile. boy.
Shope, Miles Edna. girl
Smith, Milton -Maude, girl.
Starbuck. Grover, jr -Nola, boy.
Tomlinson. Donald Helen, girl.
Trickett. Bruce-Bessie, girl,
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Deaths Reported

Rosa c. Gatti. %, 1900 18th st. NV.
Andrew Sipe, 81, 1909 st. sc.
Lille s. Steele, "a. 3o10 South Dakota
ave. ne.
William L. Medley, 73. 1925 Morse ST. ne
Amelia H. Oettinger. 66, 1854 Oak st. NV.
Sarah Barry, So. 4O1 Savannah St Sc
Jakobine Steinkuller. 81, 1881 Park pl. Sc
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Births Reported

Thomas and Elizabeth Alexander, 3rd &
Charles and Mary Allen, girl.
Robert and Gladys Altomare. girl.
William and Lorraine Barbee, boy.
William and Lois Baskin, boy.
Edwin and Dorothy Bergman girl.
Rafael and Dominga Betancourt, girl.
Bruce and Winifred Biddlecome, boy.
Edward and Anita Blumenfeld, boy.
Joseph and Helen Bodaec, boy.
Vernon and Anne Briggs, girl.
Edward and Sarah Briggs, girl
Francis and Hester Brigham, girl.
Josiah and Lucy Brown. boy.
Haran and Leland Bullard, girl,
Richard and Lille Burroughs, girl.
Kenneth and Mary Burton, girl.
Clyde and Ruth Carter, girl.
John and Edith Chesson, girl.
John and Bernice Collier, girl
Emmett and Dorothy Collins, boy.
Joseph and EsteIle Cnnley. girl
Evening star., 1942-12-11

Wells. Frederick, jr,-Kitty. boy.
White. David-Billy. boy.
Wrinkle. George-Gertrude. boy.
williams, John -Greta. girl.
Wood, Robert Betty, girl
York, Cyrill-Catherine. girl,
Mason. Wilbur Alma. boy.
Mather, Jennincs-Elsie, girl.
Mayer, Stanley Helen. girl.
Milne, Henry, jr.-Marie; boy.
Motherhead, ,Eugene-Esther, girl.
Orange, Anthony-Mary. girl.
Peek, William-Marie, boy.
Penny, Louis-Margaret, boy.
Pumphrey. Norvsl-Violet. boy.
Rankin, Wllliam-Violet, boy.
Ricca, Louis-Mary, girl.
Sacks, lrving-Dorothy, girl.
Shore. CarlWilma, boy.
Soltoff, Nathan-Rose. girl.
Stock: Clarence Irene. girl.
Tompkin, Donald-Mary, girl.
Vasco. Armand-Marcaret. boy.
Werele, -EveIyn, girl.
wilkins, James-Mildred. boy.
Willard, Edward-Edna. girl
Wolfe, Russell Martha. girl.
Yeager. Roy-Virginia, boy.
Covington. Percy-Maude. girl.
Hayes. William-Mary, boy.
Lee. LawSon-V Viola. girl
Moore, Charles-Lula. girl.
Shanks. James-Eleanor, boy.
Thomas. Cleon- -Thelma, boy.
Woods, Nathan-Ruth. girl
Dansan, Frederico-Mary, girl
johnson. Nathan, jr.-Edith, girl.
Evening star., 1942-12-11

Anthony Ricci. 80, go II st. s.v.
Annie H. Cox, 81, 1901 18th ST.
Lucy NJ zoerner, 81, 2s17 18th st. ne.
Joseph smyth. 46, 1850 Columbia I'd.
Agnes McFall. 46. 1921 Euclid st. NV.
Louise M O'Brien. SO, 4613 Arkansas ave.
Infant Anne Ahrens, 5246 4ond st. NV.
Infant Langrall, 343 11th ST. Sc.
Sandy williams, 70, 230l2 ST. NV.
Walter Sheridan. 50. 80 l. st. NV.
Lemuel Addison, 33. 570S Blaine st. ne.
There are more than 10 cOnven-
lent branch offices for Star want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Issued at Rockville.

John T. Whetzel, 43. and Bonnie T. Leake.
81, both OF Harrlsonburg. Va.
Samuel Fingerhut, 81, and Blanche Frank,
A., both of Washington.
John N. Furgang,. 2S, Cheltenham, Md,
Houghton, A. both of Washington.
Henry r. Callahan. AZ. and Elsie E. An
derson, 35, both of Washington.
Robert Thomas Rissell, %. Fort Belvoir.
Va, and Dolly Rose Darhanian. 81, Ia
Robert Scott TAYLOR. G6. and Jeane Ack-
man. 90, both of Bethesda, Md,
William Paul johnson. Il. and Clarissa
Duvall, II, both of Gaithersburs.
Nathaniel Turner, 25, Washington, and
Sallie Mae Baker. 2l, Boyds Md.
Donald Ross Fuikerson "a, Salt Lake City,
Utah, and Mary Teresa Bendek' 81
wiiilam Tines. Al. washineton. and
Frenchy Grant, 81, Marshall, Va;
Joseph E Sadler. 80. Camp Lee. Va, and
EStella Harris, is, Washington,
James Hinson, %. and Louise Strong, II,
both of Washington
Ellis ] Forrestall, 2S. Camp Meade, Md,
and Florena Viechione, %. Washington,
Herman " Yeager, "a. Progress. Pa. and
Roberta C. Culbertson 81, Forest Glen.
Md.
Earl Morgan, 81, Washington, and Frances
Cash, %, Wytheville, Va.
Evening star., 1942-12-11

(A) "Pretty as q Pic
ture" mouth-meIt-
ing eolors in q soft,
WOOL I-ond-cotton mix
ture frock, 50 gay for
Christmas Day. Sizes
8 to IS in the group,
,z.e5
Evening star., 1942-12-11
(B) "PosteI Portrait"

IoveIy-but lively
w woter-coIors q in q
toosty suit-dress, gala
for holiday doings.
500 royon, 40oo wool.
Sizes 9 to IS in the
group -------ZZ.95
Evening star., 1942-12-11

Love, Nelson virginia, boy.
Mcleod, Thomas-Ellen, gin.
Spriggs, Nelson-Mary, girl.
Williams. Thomas-Estelle, girl.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three tuH days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-12-11
Licensed at Fairfax,

Clarence Albert Hoefft, 80, and Loretta
Catherine Hart, "a. both of St Louis.
Henry Griffin Meeser %, Quantico. Va,
and Marion kathleen Sumner, Fl, WASH
lngton
Raymond Barrett, %. Fort Myer, and
Hattie Jo Anthony, IS, Falls Church.
Edna Elizabeth Boswell 10, Washing ton.
Alexander Parker, 3S Southampton, Mass,
and Ruth E. Carroll, 23, Holyoke, Mass.
Issued at Alexandria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Want Army Chief

VANCOUVER. Il. ca CAM
paign to make Lieut.. Gen. A. C. l.
McNaughton. commander in chief
Of the Canadian army. the prime
minister to Canada" was under
way Tuesday
The drive was launched at a
meeting here Monday night by
Hertel La Rogue. Quebec common
tator. and Elmore Philpott. Van
couver newspaper columnist. They
said they would carry the move
ment to all parts of Canada.
La Rogue denounced the present
dominion government for patron
age and lack Of courageous lead
ership' and asserted that "a situ-
alton may well arise out Of the
consumption issue1 where Gen.
McNaughton would be the only
man to save this country from a
disastrous split
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
Mon Killed When
Truck Turns Over

PORTLAND - Fred Elmer. 40,
Troutdale. was killed here Monday
night when the delivery truck in
which ne was riding overturned
while swerving to pass another
automobile, police reported Tues
dsy.
The truck was driven by Ell
mer's brother. William.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
KIN GS ROW
By HENRY BEllAMANN

NANAAAAAafI T AAiA - C+NrHN
because he knew that he vas
coldly, clearly insane
An arrogant ana intrepid tn
telligencs flared through the
pages. sometimes wandering,
sometimes driven wfllfuily,
along dangerous WAYS. The Cor
dons there had been no doubt
for Dr.. Tower. were to blame
because he was refused 3 post
at the asylum. From then on
he had fed on the bitterness Of
his own solitude. consoled him.
self with the assurances of his
own superiority and noted with
icy detachment that his own alb
normally lowered In cassandra.
Paris shuddered. Kings Row,
he felt vaguely - narrow. spite
full gossipy. inbred Kings Row
had killed them both. or was at
least as much 10 blame as the
hand of DR.. Tower. Somewhere
else In a city some place
where his mind would have been
appreciated. his genius welcom-
ed. and his strangeness over
looked for the sake of both,
surely DR.. Tower would have
found
And Cassie There might have
been a normal girlhood tor her
in a kinder environment. Here,
locked away from everyone
from would-be friends as well as
jealous, cosby 'Gordons what
chance had she been given for
nationality?
He closed the notebook and
passed his hand over his ewes
in the old gesture.
Paris Weakened Drake. 81 had
to tell you" he said Now I've
got to destroy this"
Wen burn it In the Kitchen
stove"
Paris and Drake stood on the
little station platform. They felt
stiff and awkward
A girl came through the sta
ton door and stood looking
about She was very pretty in
husky, fortnight fashion. She
saw Drake and her gray-blue
eyes smiled.
"Hello,"
Drake tursed. "why. Randy
Monaghan
You going away >"
Paris is going to Europe"
Sure enough! Going TO stay
long ,"
-Four years maybe five"
Drake was looking very stead
lily at Randy. A slow warmth
of color rose under her deep tan.
Drake took her by the arm.
Gee. Randy. I bet you're the
prettiest girl in the world"
She laughed not very
good attempt at her old rough
and ready manner. Her color
deepened.
Here she comesl"
There was hustle and q quite
unnecessary hurry about the
place as the train of two coaches
clanked to a standstill The
passengers climbed the steep
little steps, the few trunks were
Numbered into the baggage COM
partment of the forward coach.
and the wheezy conductor called.
IAN aboard"
Paris stood on the rear plat
form and looked back through
the thick smudge Of acrid train
smoke as the station slowly re-
coded. He felt a binding terror
at this moment.
Drake gave deep sigh
Il hate to see that boy going
away. He's the best friend I
got"
Hes nice boy. isn't ne -"
The very best Well there
he goes Four years GOSH"
He turned. and his stiffened
features achieved something Of
his old faunlike grin. Say
my buggy's down here. How
about coming for a ride ,"
All right" she said. lets"
ITO Be Continued
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18
4.3O r. M.

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tone.
KOMO-Csribbean Mites:
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KJR News, 4:45. On
With the Dance.
lkIRO-Housewlves Inc. I.
4.45. Johnny Forrest
EeWsreel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-18

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.ETBI-AAusical Elner
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Norce i2sl5. Amanda
OF HONEYMOON Hill
HRO-The Men I Mar
RED 12:iS. knox Man
ming, neNa
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