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ens-that would never do"
"Of course we aren't engaged"
Men were so dumb, Steena decided.
They were supposed to have the
brains, But we can pretend we
are, can't we. in order to end this
campaign once and for all ?"
END it," That was what he
wanted to do all right, but he could
not see that this would help. 1t
would only make him more in
volved than ever make things more
difficult to explain to libby.
Certainly it will end it," Steena
said, her green eyes narrowing. She
had been afraid Tommy might
prove difficult. She should have
gone ahead and given the an
nouncement to the papers herself,
but she had been afraid to go quite
that far without telling him.
That's the plan l spoke Of" she
told Tommy. IT'S the only way to
bring Wayne and libby to their
senses. If they both think we are
going to marry someone else-each
other-they will do something
about it."
She wished she were as certain
Of that as she sounded. What IL
Wayne did not do a thing? What
Is he did not care IL she married
someone else?
No doubt Tommy was thinking
the same thing He said, 1T sounds
like a goofy idea to me. like car
rying things bit too far" What
If he had to 60 ahead and marry
Steena? Good Lord! This was
worse than getting involved. 1t
looked to him almost like a trap.
Steena said, You promised to
leave everything up to me. think
you'll have to admit I've managed
very well so far. You admitted lib
by acted differently toward you the
last time. That proves know what
I'm doing. II you'd only leave
everything up to me-"
You said you had something to
tell me about libby" Tommy re-
minded. He took huge gulp Of his
drink; he felt he needed il, for he
had sneaking feeling that he was
trapped already. You couldn't ar
que with woman. You couldn't
put down your foot and refuse to
go on with your part Of bad bar
gain. not when the woman would
not let you get out OF II, but kept
dragging you farther and farther
on in. He wished he never had been
such sap as to agree to let
Steena run this campaign. Her
way was not mans way of doing
things.
Il HAVE something to tell you"
Steena took long slow sip Of her
cool drink. Il limited TO Tibby, Just
to see II this plan that you term
goofy might be feasible, that we
might possibly become engaged. It
was her reaction that made me see
II was the very best thing we could
possibly do" That was true. in a
way. or course, the gift, with its
accompanying note from Wayne,
had been q deciding factor. too.
What was her reaction ?" Tom.
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wEoNssoAY
Receiving, Central Specially to
Replay thinning IL Deadlock

Prospect. p. m.
sSl shipping VS. Central Special
ty at Recreation. I p. m.
In the best pitching duel seen in
City League softball this year. Ro-
man Ciesielski OF 9sl Receiving, and
Dick Karpinski, OF Central Special
~. tangled Tuesday in an eleven
inning marathon which wound up
in II deadlock after Umpire Ken
Carakostas halted the game because
OF darkness
The contest will be replayed Fri
day at Island Park, beginning at
7 p. m.
Up to the sixth inning 9sl Receiv-
ing out Manner to end the inning,
John Ament's single which scored
John Czarniewski from third base
in the third. Ciesielski allowed only
one hit. a triple by Bill Manor in
the fifth, prior TO the stanza in
which Central Specially made its
game-tying marker.
Karpinski opened the sixth with
a triple in right field. He remained
on third while shelby Ramsey
grounded to the pitcher, but scored
on Bob Williams single in left, Ken
Coe followed with a single. and
Ferdinand Herbst walked TO fill the
bases after Skeet Wilbanks bound
ed to second.
Ciesielski saved himself by strik.
ing out Manor 10 end the inning.
Receiving placed a man as far as
third in the seventh and tenth chap
ters, and Central Specially loaded
the sacks with one out in the latter
session. Both pitchers bore down in
the pinches, however, TO prevent
damage.
In other games. 975's league-lead-
ing team trounced Paper Mill, lis;
Denton defeated GAL, 100. with
George Plonte, Denton pitcher, al
lowing only five hits and Motor
State gained 90 forfeit over 945
squad which placed only five play
ers in the field
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my wanted to know. He did not like
the idea of Steenas even limiting to
libby, but that was what he meant
by the way woman handled
things.
Il could see that 1t upset her.
Steena said Considerably. l could
see. Tommy, that she cares for you,
even though she may not realize It
yet herself.
That was the big news that was
supposed to be what he wanted to
hear, but it did not seem to cheer
Tommy up very much. "A lot OF
good that does me-" he said. He
wanted something much more tam
gible, something much more effec-
tive and conclusive than Steena's
suppositions. 1t seemed to him she
was too upset, where he was con-
cerned, as it was.
1T WILL" Steena prophesieu.
you have to be patient. You have
to wait for the final results. Also
you must remember that l am in
this too, not just you and libby.
You promised to help me out with
Wayne. He has GOT to think that
1 am going to marry someone else"
This was the main issue, the only
arrow left. II it failed in its mark.
then the whole campaign was q
flop. Steena would have to give up.
but she would not give up without
this last "blitz."
Il still don't like the idea" Tom
my protested. He liked it less and
less the more he thought about II.
libby would never understand, he
felt sure, his getting engaged, even
for her special benefit. to another
girl, and so soon after he had pro-
posed to her.
You don't have to like IT,"
Steena sounded cross IAN you
have to do is see IL it won't work.
The reason l asked you to meet me
here is that want to phone the pa
pers before 9 o'clock, so the an
nouncement will be in the morning
editions. It's nearly nine now-two
minutes Of, so think I'd better do
1t right away" She pushed back
her emptied glass to get up.
Tommy pushed his aside, too. II
collided with something, fell over.
rolled onto the floor and broke. He
felt as IL the broken glass repre-
sented himself. "Okay," he said, all
grimness now, the eagerness hav-
ing been wiped out. But this IS
the last stand II il doesn't bring
results, you'll have to release mo
from nay part Of the bargain,
Steena." From the engagement,
too, he should have added. What II
she wouldn't let him get out Of
that? What IL he had to marry the
girl? Then he WOULD be sunk.
He should have had that plainly
understood before II was too late.
but Steena already had left the
booth. She was in the telephone
booth now, calling up the papers
so that the morning editions would
carry a notice Of the engagement
OF Steena Winters 10 DR.. Thomas
Dare-in black and white.
ITO Be ContinuedD
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POULTRY
5axleys Market)
Henry M. Haeear+y,
Auburn, Ind, Taken

Word las been received here of
the death OF Henry NJ. Haggarty.
who passed away at his home in
Auburn. Ind, Tuesday morning. Mr..
Haggarty was born Oct. s. 1857, IN
Plymouth, Mich, the son OF James
Haggarty and Harriet FORMER Hag-
garty. He married Miss Edith Da-
wilson, April 26, 1900. He is sur
vived by a son, John, Auburn, Ind,
brother. Charles Haggarty, New
Orleans, a sister, Mrs. Ursula Her
rick, and niece, Mrs. D. c. Proc
tor, both OF this city. and nephew,
George Haggarty, Detroit
Services will be Thursday at
$3.50 a. m. at the Gerig Funeral
Home. Auburn. Ind, and burial will
be at Highland Cemetery, about 3
p. m. Rev Raymon Bair will con
duct graveside services.
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Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich, Aug. Good to
best steers, s14.15 q 1880; common
s9.3591O.25; fat beef cows, s9.5o9
1925; good welghty sausage bulls.
s120l225; Gamers and cutters,
s650d9.25.
Calves-(iood 10 choice grades.
Sis; common and medium, s12 q
Is.
Sheep and lambs Few choice
k14.50; medium s11.50 q 1880;
daughter ewes, s396; light culls. IS
as.
Hogs-is0-25O lbs. s14.90615.00;
f5O.35O lbs. s14.45G147O; 350.450
BIS, s141O91435; bulk sows, slS a
1880.
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BUILD SERVICE CENTER

Grand Haven. Mich. Aug s The
city paid tribute 90 the armed forces
Tuesday night in services which
dedicated a Mems Service Center
built by its own citizens and en-.
thusiastlc recruits stationed at the
Coast Guards training station here.
The Center was converted from an
abandoned store and garage and was
planned and constructed as com
munity project by a committee work
ing I'm conjunction with the local
Volunteer Civilian Defense office.
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Cubs, Normal
Meet Tonight

The Ypsilant Cubs, who have as
serted claim TO being the top sand
lot baseball team In the city. will
have another chance to prove the
worth OF their contention tonight
when they face a Michigan Normal
pickup team at Recreation Park al
$50 p. m.
The lineup OF the Cubs will prob
ably remain the same as that which
started against the Huron team last
week. The first game was postponed
after three innings Of play because
OF rain.
A collection will be taken at this
game for Ken Reas, injured play
ground softball player. Proceeds
from the earlier contest totaled
Sl1.66.
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Rural Events

TODAY
Salem
Farmers Club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown.
Saline
Federated Ladies' Aid Society
annual picnic In Saline Park. CO.
operative supper.
Third group OF Methodist Church
will meet with Mrs. Harry Friis.
AUGUST 9
Pittsfield
Annual Pittsfield Ladies' Aid
picnic at Riverside Park, Ypsilanti.
Sheldon
WS.C.S. will meet at church for
cooperative dinner at 1890.
London
Prayer meeting at home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w l.. Heidi, futile Hill
Rd.
Saline
Rainbow division OF Methodist
Church will meet with Mrs. Jacob
Smith.
Whitaker
Ladies' Aid of Whitaker Evan
gelical Church will serve supper
at $50
AUGUST
London
W.S.CS and Men OF London
Church will meet for a social eve
ming
Willis
Air raid meeting for Augusta
Township at Methodist Church at
n. m
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX

CHAPTER THlRT4-SLH
A CORNER drug store might
not seem like very good place for
a rendezvous. especially such an
important one as this, but at least
the small booth where Steena wait
ed for Tommy was secluded and
private. She imagined she would
need privacy and seclusion, for she
was afraid she might not have an
easy time in getting Tommy to
agree to the proposition she was
going to present to him. So far
Tommy had left everything to her,
but she would have to have his CO.
Operation in this.
He would have to give II TO her,
she resolved, even IL she had to hit
him over the head to make him CO.
Operate. She knew that Tommy
was beginning to be sick Of their
bargain. She knew, too, that he was
not the sort to stand. for long, this
being used for a foil-as Marg
MOULD have phrased 1t. He had al
ready broken over in sending Tib-
by those violets, but Steena would
see to it that he did not break over
hgain.
Young Doctor Dare was on time.
He arrived on the dot OF 8 o'clock,
He arrived looking eager and yet
Father grim. The eagerness was
lue to what Steena had said over
he phone, that she had something
o tell him about libby, something
he wanted to hear. The grimness
tame from his determination to put
hn end to this silly campaign that
he somehow-he could not believe
bf his own free will entirely-had
rot involved in. 1t was silly bust
hess, this sneaking around to meet
6teena in corner drug store when
vhat he wanted to do was to go
traight to libby and have every
Thing out and over with.
ne SllOulu HdNc itdlAtu W
ow that Steenas determination
patched and rather out-did-his
was stamped on her lovely face
ow, in the brightness Of her green
yes, the set Of her beautiful, Grim
on mouth.
Il might as we'll come right to
he point" she said, after they
hch had ordered a soft drink as a
easonable excuse for occupying
he booth. THE reason I asked you
come out and meet me here. !
ant TO announce our engagement,
ommy / want II to be in the pa
Frs tomorrow - in black and
hite." That would be tangible
roof indeed for Wayne Court
ght, and soothing salve for
eenas wounded pride
Had she actually hit Tommy
yer his nice blond head, he could
bt have looked more stunned. His
outh fell open, he stared at her
II he thought she had suddenly
pne crazy. all the eagerness left
blue eyes.
"Our engagement" he finally
irted out. But we aren't en-
lged. In the papers, Good heav-
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Swim Program
Ends Aug. IA

Free swimming periods conduct
ed by the City Recreation depart.
ment AT the high school pool for
playground children and adults will
end next week The final swim for
children will be August II.
Children from different parks en-
Joy swimming five afternoons a
week The season OF eight weeks
was climaXed with a meet recently
in which all children took part.
Adult periods are conducted on
Monday and Tuesday for those from
Recreation. Prospect. Woodruff anil
Central parks and on Thursday for
Harriet Park participants.
New directors began this week
for the final two weeks. Arthur
Walker in charge OF the boys for.
merly under the direction OF Lawr-
ence Dunning and Miss Alfrieda
Overmann substituting for Miss
jeanette Evans as the girls leader.
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PAY FOR ESCAPE

Ionia Mich. Aug 5-Two Mich
igan Reformstory TRUSTEES are pay
ing for their escape last week. six
and IL months respectively were
added to their terms for each OF the
three hours they were free. Leonard
Wanders. 90, received ~ years
more after pleading guilty to es
Gaping from the prison dairy farm
where he worked. He was under SEN
tence of ~ to Is years for break
ing and entering from Hillsdale in
1887 when he fled. His companion,
Albert Monnett, 90. was given'three
years additional as 1t was his third
offense. He was serving to 5 years
for an auto theft In Pontiac In 1871.
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SOftbaIl Game Halted by Darkness
Sports Calendar
TO-DAY
Baseball

TO-DAY
Baseball
Ypsilanu Cubs vs. Michigan Nor
NAL. Recreation Park $50 ?. m.
City League softhall
Games at Ford Field. Prospect
aud Recreation
THURSDAY
City League softball
91l vs.. Paper Mil at Recreation,
-. m.
sac VS. eS2 Layout at Island Park.
400 p m.
$50 vs. Ford at Ford Field. p.
M.
s32 VS. Denton AZ Prospect. I p.
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PRODUCE
(Newman's Grocery

CARROTS-No. /, 40 a SOC doz.
GREEN BEANS No. l. rs q 90c
bu.
CUCUMBERS-No. I. s393.50 bu.
PEAS-No. l, s2.50G3 Blu.
POTATOES-No. /, s1.45d1.60 bu.
GREEN ONIONS-No. /, 40 O soc
doz. bchs.
RADISHES-No, l, IS q CSC doz.
bchs.
Fruit
Detroit, Mich, Aug. s.
APPLES-Yellow transparents. No.
l, $1.50@2 bu.; Duchess, No. /,
bu.. s1.000125.
CHERRIES-No. /, sweet. S36350
l6-qt. crate; sour, No. /, s2.75@
24-qt. crate.
$50 24-qt. case.
HUCKLEBERRIES No. I. "a at.
bu, Sl6125.
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AGREEMENT DROPPED

Lansing, Mich, Aug. 5-The State
Budget Departments right TO veto
pay raises for state employees has
been cancelled by the. dropping Of
the agreement permitting such &C
ton by the Civil Service Depar;-
ment. II has created a controversy
among state officials, It developed
TODAY
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WARN AGAINST BEETLE

East Lansing, Mich, Aug. 8 -
Michigan State College entomology
faculty warned Michigan household
ers to be on the lookout for the ter
mites chief competitor in destruc-
ton. the powder post beetle. Black
and less than quarter Of an inch
long. the beetles eat only wood and
leave nothing but hollow shells OF
timbers and boards. Recommended
TO fight the beetles is spray or
10 pounds OF borax to 100 gallons
OF water.
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ADVANCE FARES

Detroit. Aug. 4-INS-City Con
troller Charles G., Oakman today
advocated a one cent increase in
street car fares 10 meet the "shaky
financial condition OF the De
frnil street railway
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-05

Mackinac Island. Aug 5-AP-
Coast Guardsmen from the Macki-
mac Island station were called Tues.
day night to help fisht forest fire
raging in the dry timber on Bots
Blanc Island, about a mile from
Nackinac.
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Detroit Cash Grain

Detroit. Mich, Aug. s.
NHEAT-No. ., 1923.
3ARLEY-Malting range, so a s5c;
feeding, 72c.
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CITY LEAGUE soFTeALL

Tonlsht's Games
s45 VS. 9s2 Gauge at Ford Field,
4 80 p. M
ISL Receiving VS.. Motor State at
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Detroit, Mich, Aug. 5-Poultry:
harket steady. Hens. average run.
PC; leghorns, lSc; rock springers,
pc; broilers, heavy. 22c.
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Butter ano Eggs

Detroit. Mich, Aug. s.
'UTTER-Best creamery in tubs
39% d41i7c.
,GGS - Current receipts, SIC.
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Vegetables

Detroit. Mich, Aug. g
EETS-No. l. 5505Oc doz. bchs
ABBAGE-bu 506 CSC.
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YPSlLANTl MARKETS
Buying Prices)

(YpsIlsntl Farm Buresu)
GRAIN
Wheat (bu.) .............,.N li
Barley (cwt) .............,. l.25
Rye (bu) ............... SO
Oats, old (bu.) .............. AZ
Oats, new (bu) .................... Al
PRODUCE
(Newman's Grocery
Eggs. strictly fresh (doz.) 3 So
Celery stalks, (doz. bunches).. so
Onions $50 lbs) ...................... $50
Green onions (doz. bunches). so
Carrots (doz. bunches) ... so
Radishes, red (do5. bunches) so
Cabbage (bu.) rs
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Farm Bureau)
GRAIN
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Prospect. p. m.
9Sl shipping VS.. Central Special
~ at Recreation. p. m.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FlNln' qualified as admni5tiatur
"i The estate OF Charlie Burton dc
ceased. before the Clerk of the ST.
p"rlor Court Of Vance County. TINS
Is 20 notify all persons hUldirg
claims against said estate Ia nlc
the same with me duly icmizcd ana
certified IN or before the 2nd OF
November, 1913, or this notice will
I've pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
All persons indebted TO eaid estate
viii please make immediate settle
lncrt
This the 2nd Of November. 1912.
EDWARD l.. REAVIS,
Administrator Of Charlie
Burton, Deceased.
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which 500 died.
The death Of many 0I the victims
"a> a-crlbcd by Muc.Cal Examiner
Timothy l.,ahv To munoxiic poison
my and smoke inhalation. lie said
Hu, number wccr "tclrbiy burn
CT" after death.
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Heachheaci Near
Coma Is Captured
Continued ii2m rage Orc)

we're reported maintaining steady
pressure ON japanese forces Clingin.
10 The ;cn-milc strip oi coast IN tho
Hunu-GOnH sector. but there appar-
emily VAS little other change IN the
general situation
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LET l.. +. HARRIS SERVICE YOUR
car al new Gulf Seryice Stati9c.
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products. washing, polishing ana
Fabrication. Phone ll98"W for ser
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-30

THE OLDEST. LARGEST AN
most cntcrpriSIng company Oh u.
kind in the world NOW has 'r'".
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10 enter into u career m me ~,
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request. Write BpX NJ. 'r'!. ~ ~ =.
SIS. Richmond. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-30

WANT ADS
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-30
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