davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Gin srOker Sammer

Ser aOnig bon S6meoen be-
merfte einmaI BEL ieiner S9loB-
po6e einen neren Mann, ben er,
pie es 10 feline Nrt lit, bel @ele,
genbeit begriiBen mollte. Sic ergab
ii9 baIo:
~Mun, pie beiBen sic oenn2"
fragte Der &onig. .Sbension,
Maieitdt." yrno nit Gorna-
men?" nMon ruff mid Gn-
oree." - .9as lit Elm iebr beriibm-
ter Name in Der @ei6i1te unieres
2an6es! 8iiien sic iiber Sbren
groBen 0amenspetter 8ei9eio?"
Ser @renooier mar i'm 8iloe:
rSSamobl, Maieftdt. Ser &err 2eut-
nant bat mir er51blt, oaB elm i9ne-
bidder Mnoree i'm 2uftbaIIon gum
Noropol mollte. Mber er fam nift
tDieoer 3uriid," .8rabo", iaete
Der &Onig uno gab Dem Soloaten
Die Sano. = Limb bot Ser 2eut-
nannt ienit nod mas geiagt?"
&onig @uitab ioa bieI Miibe ee-
babt baben, nod Der MnttpDrt oes
@renaoiers feline 8iiroe gu bepab-
rem:
rSapobI, MaieItdt. Gr iagte NOD,
es D6re Elm GROCER Sammer, bob
Der an6ere @noree mid oamals
ni6t mitgenommen b6ttal"
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
81 cit spak!

an einem @efIamei9iD ftebt:
&ier gibt es un5erbre1lides @ei9irr,
mel9es lei9t at fifteen 1T!
r@ergr0Bern Sic aud 8iloer Biz
our 2ebensgrOBe, &err photograph"
.SeIbitperit1noli9, mein Sunge!"
sOns lit nett, id babe bier cine
tuunoerboue @ufnabme bon einem
@alfii9l"
Gin fleiner Gto6tiunge fommt
oufs 0orf uno iiebt cine groBe Ga
bel I'M Stall. Ser Bauer lagt ibm,
es lei cine Seugabel. Darauf Die
%eritaunte 6rage:
.giien oenn oie Yfer0e ibr Seu
init Ser @abeI?"
Mein @iintber beiist cine Sai9en-
ubr. gs mar mir aufgefallen, bob
cr iie oft tagelang nidt uniab, Oann
mieoer lag iie beim Spielen neben
ibm. Weulid beobadtete er unber.
nanot Sic fleine l1br, permieo es
aber, oiif Die groBe 8immerubr 5u
leben. Sect bat er es mir berroten:
rSiebit ou, DIANA, menn on
iagit, id bari nod cine Stunoe nuf.
bleiben, oann gud id ouf Die eroBe
ubr, aber gum &inoermdrden mar
ten ooer menn MIR berreiien molten,
nebme id INNER oie flei1e, Oa lit
Der 3eiger i1neller uni"
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Sas Mikperitdnbnis

Moliere bate einmndI m Haris
cine @erabreoung, -5u Der er aber
cine bone Sttnoe au ipdt FAM neil
er NIT ieiner Sruppe in einem gor-
ort geipielt bate.
sgs int mir leib-, fagte er
als er 5l ieinem 6reuuo fam, uaber
i'd bate Dor ben Soren BON Raris
gu fpielen."
alba, iaste Da Der TreunO ber-
5eiben6, nuno oa boit OF INNER
parten miiiien, Bis iie belize @ibs
besriffen 5atten*
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

Sann LAB i'd olif, Dinfte Den %d-
merooen nod einmal 5l uno = rift
an. So gob einen @es unO auf
Dem @eg itonoen Die bieraig engli.
fHen geiter. Ser quite n9lib~ gine
i'm Grab an = gleih onrauf fiel
er in @olopp unO oann nabm er Die
ErenIe 0lpii6en Die 8Gbne uno be-
gam Su roien. .3Dei Minuten
ipGter tpor i6 an Sen gngIdnOern.
sic moIten sic Yiltolen Sieben, aber
iie botten feline 3eit. Den eriten
englii1en Saul 1abm -glis" an
unO ranrts i'm UNI. ben 5%iUeiten
ItieB er 10 u~nionft beiieite, oaB Ser
Neiter in Sen San0 foaerte, uno
Damn mar id mitten unter ben Hei-
tern. .ltno n8lis" bib uno i4lug
UNI ii1. -. Mie er Ourdbra1, DeiB
i1 ni1t. Mber er brad Our6. Bum
ShluB Itelte li9 nod elm baumlon'
ger g~ngldnOer in unieren @eg uno
n@lib" nobm i'm an. or bib i'm
in ben S1enfel, OaB ser anoere ouf-
9eulte uno Damn = lag Die @bene
Dor mir. l1n0 .8Iit" flogI gr
rannte pie cine @a5eGe. ln6 in
Sem augenbIid wuBte i'd, Dob id
oos Yfero bate. =. ben belten Sea-
meraoer, ben man ii9 IN elmer fol-
den Gage miini6en fonnte. 9enn
feben sic, 0ie gnelGttoer tDaren
nidt miiBig. Sic idwdrmten aus
- rno iagten mid, aber ben n8liB"
fonnten fie ni9t einbolen. .3Dei
Stunoen raIte er oabin - Damn
mar Ser gngIdnoer OerI6wunoen,
uno i1 Deriudtp, BEN Saul in cine
Derniinftige @angart gu bringen -
aber er i6iittelte drgerIi9 BEN aopf.
l1nO oIs id energiid merOen moute,
faBte er oie Sreuie uno rib mir Die
3iigel fat aus ser Snn0....
Canals 6rgerte i'd mid oariiber
= ober ipdter iab ia Elm, ooB er
re1t botte. gr rod Die gnglGnoer,
Die id ni6t ie6en fonnte, unO poIlte
ibnen entgeben. -. .9nhen sic niHt,
Sepoebran0t - er tpuBte, Inn mas
es ging - er tpuBte, mas mir orob-
te, un0 er pollte mid retten
limb Gtunoe I'M Stunoe raite er in
irr1innigem Sempo ipeiter. SD
fonnte mid faum nod i'm Sattel
boIten - ober n8Iis" i6ien feline
Mii6igfeit gu ipiiren....
@ie LANCE oas 10 neiterging, tDeiB
i6 nift. 9l0sli6 REF mid iemano
an, un0 i6 iab einert @aann in I'M
ierer Uniform ...es mar Mbeno,
uno etlide @adJfeuer brnnnten.
.8lib" rannte gerooetpegs auf zines
Ser Selter 5u. uno oann ftonO er
ftil.
Soomiioe gIitt i9 aus benz SatteI
uno DoIte Ieinen 9opf nebmen uno
itreideIn, ga fraGte Ser @aul ME.
Der. @eraoe gu meinen 6iiBen.
aufgeregt i6rie ih mad @oHer
un0 &ognof - nod einem Doftor
.aber es mar aGes bergebens.
geod einmaI bob Der brabe p@liB"
oen &opf uno iab mid an Damn
our9Iief Elm 3uden ieinen ROrper,
uno er fieI 6uriid. -"
2unoers itono auf un0 frat an
ben Stand Ser Serroiie.
nOas 1T Sic @eididte BEG itSrri-
iden 8ferOes u8lib", iogte er uno
elm eigenartiger llnterton i6parg in
ieiner Stimme, n6es Hferoes, Oas
feline gduIoigfeit getan i'm Augen-
Bid, in Dem es goIt, anes ber5uge-
ben So"
Die gsa9t tpar bereingebro6en.
2unoers botte Iaut eeiproden uno
feline @orte balten 6ur6 Die Wa6t.
Bon oriiben fam Ieiies @iebern Der
8feroe - iie tparen unrubig getDOr.
ben. 8ieneidt batten iie Deritanoen,
mas 2un6ers iiber oas treueIte Yfero
Mfrifas er5abIt bate. -.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

brauIte baIo Ser Strom Ser 9ieInHien
inter iei1en SGn0en ean5 entfeiielt
6abin init unbeimlider un0 gebeim.
nisooner @emolt. Iufrauihenoe
@l6nge bon inbriinItiger Sr0mmig.
felt ergoiien iid gum Sobe Der Aa'
maht @ottes ourf SEN eritaunten
&oum, es mar ipie oas rouidenoe
6liigelldIagen zines rieiigen Aolers,
ser liH in Dem fIeinen SauIe Der.
fanaen 6atte uno nun nit Ser an
ItiirmenOen @ewalt ser geitrafften
Sdpingen sic lGitigen Seiieln Ser
@1nOe 51l Iprengen iudte.
9ie 2eute in ser Stride iDarer
D0ais beitiir5t. Sic blidten nit Der.
munoerten Mienen sur @mpore Der
Sreel biltaitf, troten pieoer in Die
9irhenitiible uno lauIhten. Oie,
uelde idon binarsgegangen tuoren,
febrten in oos @ottesbaus 5uriid,
uitO 10 iaB Die gar5e @emei1Oe bel.
iammen uno b0rte in tiefer @rgrif.
fenbeit oe mmunOeriamen Srgelipie-
lie 81, 0os iid iemals our9 oieien
&aum ergoiien batte.
Bod mGbigte iein Spiel mad benz
IooernOen aufflang Ser au bpnni-
ider @epolt geiteigerten @efiible
uu0 Iieb es enoIid in einem Sauber-
hQften Moogio bon 3orteitem gn1pfins
Den beritrOmen.
Ser iunee Shulmeiiter, Ser gleid
Bel ben erIten &lGngen 0es Spiels
erI6roden oufgebordt bottle, fab ieBt
gang eridiittert ga. gr blidte ben
anoern nit fragenoen Augen an uno
Iogte:
n@nttpeoer ieio Sbr Elm gngeI,
Sen Ser Serrgott in @enidengeitalt
auf sic pfingitli6e groe geididt bot
- ooer Sbr IeiO ser Bad aus 8ei-
mar?"
y9as Iebtere lit Ser SAT-, entgeg-
nete ser Mteiiter lddelno, uDas aber
sic gngel 0es Haro0ieies anbelangt,
10 niinide i9 einmaI, pent id ge-
iorben bin, bon ibnen Die lesten,
berborgeniten &enntniiie oes Wauii.
5ierens 5u erlernen. Soffentlid lit
es nod elm @eil1en bin"
9ie beioen i1ritten binab, an
SuBe Ser Sreppe itanoen oos 8irts-
paar un0 Ser 8farrer, Inn Sen be-
riibmten @ait ebrerbietig 3u begrii-
ben.
.Sbr babe gu6 i'm 6remoenbu6
als Sebaitian 8innial eingetragen"
meinte Der 8farrer, noos lit oenn
bod Elm penig gu bel9eioen, 8ir
piiien pobI, Sbr ieio elm iddumen-
Ger Bod, ser bon @letiderboben
leu6teno bernieoergeitiegen lit gu
ben Meni6en, INN iie gliidlider 81
MAIDEN"
Bad reidte Dem Gfarrer sic
San0. als Damn Sic fIeine @eiea-
I6aft binaustrat IN ben ionnigen
Sag, iab iie, OoB oie @emeinoe nod
nidt beimgegangen mar. 9ie 2eute
itanoen fliiiterno 3l 6eiOen Seiten
6es 8eges, Der in einem lei1t &C.
Encouragement 8ogen iiber oen bliiben-
ben &irdbof fiibrte. Sic Mannpr
nabmen Die Site BON Ropf ais Ser
Meilter oabergeihritten fam, ullo sic
@fao6en madten lire &nire.
0.emaIs pieoer lit gnd ourd
cine @brengaiie bingei6ritten, Sic
bon 10 riibrenoer 9a%nfbarfeit uno
10 nufridtiger, b~egliidenoer 8Soun-
oerung gebiloet mar. @s mar Ser
i6Onite 9finsitionntoe ieines Sc
bens.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

uSrit, wenn gu oieie aepfel iBt,
pair anf oie Maoen auf, OaB ou
nibt oala.lf be;Btl"
nSlh. oic r'olgn bod ielbIt aufpai-
len lueillI III in oen Apfel beiBel"
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

-Drobung. Ser fleine Subj:
pWama, tuenn Oh mir nidt elm
Slid Sudden gibit, nero id sleid
gaudmeb babenlA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Nils Rosens
Open Home
In Neff Rd.

NJ AND MRS. NILS OLAV
ROSEN are making their home
in Ncff road following their re-
cen. wedding trip 10 Chicago.
The couple was married at the
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Church By tho Rev. Charles w.
SChlcd pastor Of the Crosse
Pointc Congregational Church.
The bride Is the former Edith
Marion Robinson. daughter Of
Dr and Mrs. Edwin l., Robin
son o. lroquoiS avenue. and the
bridegroom is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar RoSen Of Fisher
road, Crosse Pointe Farms.
For her wedding the bride
chose a white satin gown with
lace applique around the sweet
heart neckline and on the
sleeves. The full skirt extended
into a long train, and her veil
OF bridal illusion was elbow
length. She carried a bouquet Of
white roses centcred with white
orchids.
Miss Bessie Robinson was her
sisters maid of honor. She wore
a pastel pink satin gown FASH
toned along princess lines, and
carried a bouquet of bcbe
chrySanthcmumS and roses. The
bridesmaids were Mrs. Borie
RoScn and Miss jeanette Dob
son They wore gowns -imilar
10 that OF the honor attendant
but IN pastel blue satin, and
carried bouquets of pink roses.
Borie RnSen. brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man.
The usherS were Richard Hart
cSty and Russell Berg
A reception was held AT the
Whittier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Fall Me tina
Of CoIonis+s

THE FIRST fall meeting Of
the Daughters of the American
ColonistS will be held tomorrow
in the home of Mrs. Russell V.
Altman on Boston boulevard.
Mrs John Francis Klein. the
state regent, will preside. Miss
Harriet SimonS of Marshall.
Mich. will speak on the early
history of her native city.
The group is planning 10
sponsor telephone bridge parties
20 raise funds for purchasing a
Cluhmobile for Serviccmen. the
arrangements for which will be
made at the meeting.
Hostesses for these parties
will be. Mrs. John Frances
Klein, Mrs. Edward l. MatSon,
Mrs Rudolph +. Hofelich. Mrs.
Harold 3 BFeek. Mrs Roy De-
Hart and Mrs. Edward +.
Dickinson Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
ShurIys Announce Bes+rices Engagement

DR. AND MRS BURT r. SHURLY gave a small tea Sun
day afternoon in their residence in Seminole
the engagement of their daughter. Beatrice
Shurly Williams Edward A. Wilcox of MIR.
and Mrs, Clarence +. Wilcox of Fairway Drive
Mrs. John Dielhenn of Princeton n j.. who is visiting
her Mrs Harold Beatty of Pine Court Crosse Pont
BARNS. being much entertained informal parties
Mrs. Daniel Goodenough Of Covery road Crosse Pointe
FAms having people today Mrs. Dielhenn.
And, Mrs Walter Brooks will give informal luncheon
Friday. her house in kenwood road Crosse Pointe
YARNS
Mrs Alfred J. Mayer, Thursday will give luncheon
the Detroit Athletic Club for her prospective daughter
in-law. Margaret Van Dyke Richardson
Margaret you know, will be married Oct 80. in Los
Angeles. q. to 1t. Alfred j. Mayer 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Pitfalls Of Love :: BY Adele Garrison

dazed with my success. "And,
oh. Father. thank YOU
Don't waste any time on
thanks" he said. taking down
the telephone receiver.
Take Cab
please have a cab AT the
secret entrance Immediately for
Mrs Graham and Mrs. Beckett.
They will come right down.
lie turned back to me with a
mandatory wave of the hand.
Now you may get katha-
rine. he said III Just GO
through to the other suite and
get my own hat, stick and
gloves.
"Oh. you're going with u.s. I
exclaimed delightedly.
Not all the way" he replied
smiling; Just far enough 10 be
sure you are safely transferred
from the taxi 10 the armored
car
"Au rcvoir my darling" he
said as he kissed me.
Then he bent over katharine's
hand.
MAY an old man wish you all
happiness p he asked tcnderly.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Liggett Seniors Enjoy SIumber Party

SEEING WHO could stay awake the longest part
OF the "sumber party" for Liggett
School seniors given by Alice Crabb
The girls a Friday night returning
the Alfred W Crabb residence Devonshre road Crosse
Pointe around midnight ...
The entire family away for the night leaving the
house Alice and her guests.
After supper the girls played games went for walks
and played the piano and sang.
Gost OF them succumbcd 20 sleep about Saturday.
But 10 Ann McGree who read after all the others
tired stayed up until 10 80 o'clock
They al up by noon, however, and ready for
Breakfast. ....
Ahces guests were. Mary 10 TAFT. e.. Fanny Walker
Ellie Roberts Betty Roehm Bobbie Mackey. -.
Mary Crawford Betty Mcclure Helen Grnnell. Patsy
oHair.. Mary Brandon. Betty Eaton Margie Watkins
and 10 Ann McGIee....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Detroit Girls
Are Pledged
At HiNsdale

A NUMBER of local girls
have been pledged during the
past week by the three sorori-
ties at Hillsdale College.
Gamma Rho Chapter of Chi
Omega has included the follow
ing group in its membership:
Betty Aumaitre of Garland ave-
nue.. Beverly Carr Of East Jeffer-
son avenue. Jacqueline Morey of
Marlowe avenue. Lois Wise of
Vaughan avenue, Jean Hold
redge of Kensington road. Lois
Beuter Of Kensington road. JAG
queline Hirt of Washington road.
Shirley Petch of Beaufort ave-
nut, Mary Rummel of Mckinley
road and Mary Tyree of Wash
ington road.
Girls pledged 10 the Kappa
Chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority include Bar
bara Bladder of Richton avenue.
Doris Fleming Of Kentucky
dNtttuts dtWti w al NAM VI IL
ginia Park, Treva Evans OF
Birmingham and Winona Ford
Of Dearborn.
The newcomers now belonging
10 the Michigan Alpha Chapter
Of ri Beta Phi are Mary Jane
Faulkner of Sorrento avenue.
Nancy Frazier of Clarite ave-
nue.. Constance Fillmore Of
Princeton road, Constance Kel-
ley Of Greenwich avenue, Lois
KnaTp Of Mettetal avenue,
Jeanne Mann of Tracey avenue
Eileen Moffett of East jefferson
avenue, Mary Lou Ratliff of
Sussex avenue, Miriam Heidman
of Mansfield avenue. Phyllis
Weaver of Oakman boulevard
and Barbara Perkins of Royal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Valparaiso
Guild TO Meet

DETROIT CHAPTER Of the
Valparaiso University Guild will
hold a dessert bridge party next
Friday at noon IN Kern'S audi
forum 10 raise funds for a new
girls dormitory AT the unlver-
Slty.
Mrs. Edmund KleinSchmlt
chairman of hoSteSSeS. will be-
assisted by Mrs. Alvin Stoetzcr
and Mrs. Wilbur RieCk.-
Reservations have been made
for Mrs. Theodore J. Richter.
Mrs. Calvin Gauss. Mrs. + T.
Bernthal. Mrs. Henry Steeknan.
Mrs. William Hansen, Mrs.
Ernest Liebold, Mrs. a T..
Abenroth Mrs. G. r Otte, Mrs.
Archibald Mckay and Mrs. Otto
RoSenbusch, president of the
chapter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Jacks Beard

ITS only this" I said. Il
know that Jack breads above
everything else meeting Katha-
rIne with that awful beard on
his face. Don't YOU think -
taking Halloran'S marvellous
skill into consideration, and the
fact that ne could transform
Jack at an hours notice if Jack
needed 10 leave the hideaway
quckly-don't you think
That Jack might take a
chance and become clean Shavcn
again az least for his reunion
with Katharine - ne finished
for me as my voice ran down.
Yes. I agree with you, and I'll
attend 10 n Immediately. Get
your hat and coat on. ! imagine
Katharine already has donned
hers
Yes She has said family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Maxine Clark
To Wed Soldier

Mr.. AND MRS JOHN
CLARK Of Hartwell avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Maxine Marie 10 Pfc.
Jack Ward. USAAF, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles p. Ward Of
Ilene avenue. Pfc. Ward Is over
Gpa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Julius G. Taperts
Announce Son
Photo hy Joe Clark
ent marriage

DIR. AND MRS. JULIUS c..
TAPERT Of Fisher road Crosse
ponte. announce the birth Of a
son, William James on oct. :.
Mrs. Tapcrt IS the former
Margaret kOrnmcicr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Storing Meat

PUT UNLOCKED meat in a
refrigerator or other very cold
storage space if YOU keep it
longer than a few hours. Cooked
meat also needs careful storage.
Ground meat. cooked or UNI
cooked. needs colder storage
than unground, cannot be kept
"a lntnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

Barbara attractive in length dress of gold
lame and purple orchids.
Mrs. Tooln a smart black velvet dress of street
length with white collar and of royal blue
velvet the necklne and shoulder bouquet of orchids
Barbara educated the Sacred Heart Convent in
Crosse Poine lakewood School in Indianapolis and Mary
College, in Tarrytown' n. Y.
Bill went to the University o Detroit. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
Inin SIaden Honor Guest at Luncheon

a LUNCHEON and miscellaneous shower to be given
tomorrow the Country Club. by Mrs Fred Zeder Jr.
and Margaret Haass will honor brde-elect Inin Saden
The guest list includes Mrs. Rowland Hill the for
Catherine Saden Mrs. George Bieberbach Mrs b.
Courtney Rankin Mrs. Harvey Smith Jr and Mary Eliza
beth Brier....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

a z r ! V ! n 2
guests by a
la r G Q rcd
heart on each
side Of the
chest in the
hall.
Through
@ q c h " a S
thrust an ar
+ o W, o n @
bearing Bar
baFa : name
and the other
Bill 8.
Cards on
the chest had
large letter.
in & spelling
{ h c W or d
Look and
inside g a c h
souvenir card
was a verse
tellin E the
story.
0ng- Onaf GA
The table
fro m which
p un c h was
served W as
centered with
an arrange
ment Of as
sorted b @ b e
c h r ysanthe-
m u m s a n q
roses in which
pin k a n d
W h ite pre-
d o m in a ted
a n d lighted
by pink and
white candles
in silver can
delahra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

Stark Jr. will depart Tuesday
morning for West Palm Beach.
Fla, whore they plan to spend
the winter
Mrs. Stark's husband 1t.
Stark. is with the American
forces i'm North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
n N syfs.!ir
with oA4,,. o'~'''
~ o.

THE JOHN TOOLINS, on Sunday afternoon held open
house their residence in Covery road, Crosse Ponte
Farms. TO announce Barbaras engagement to Bill
oBen son of the Philip OBriens Of Lysander
The purpose of the party made known at once TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18

MY FATHER rose from his
chair as he spoke the last words,
and | knew that he wished me
10 summon Katharine and start
Immediately on our trip to the
hideaway
LAS Katharine had so ingeni-
ouSly planned" he said, you
VIII have an opportunity to see
Jack alone as soon as you get
there. You must put your qucS-
ton at once. and whatever hand
writing of Ruth he has. he must
give 10 you. and you must come
directly back here with It. The
armored car which will take
Katherine and you down there
will wait for you, and l trust II
Will not have to wait long. SO.
if you don't mind, l would like
10 have you start immediately
Asks q Favor
II took all the courage I pos
ScSScd 10 delay HIM, but ever
since I had heard from him the
glad news Of the impending
reunion between Jack and Kath-
airline. l had been obSeSsed with
a desire 10 give that reunion the
one touch which would make it
perfect thing
Father. dear" I said. with
tightening screw upon my cour-
age, Il want 10 ask a great
favor Of you before / 60. 1t
won't delay you but a few sec
onds Won't you please listen
10 me -
l expected him 10 frown. but
instead he gave me a look that
might be considered as indul-
gent. though he did not smile.
You certainly have earned
the right 10 ask me anything
within reason" he said, and now
q smile did touch the corners
Of his lips. But please make
haste
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-18
lie ave Tue sday
For Palm Be ach

MISS SALLY SAUNDERS Of
BIoomTioId HIS and Mrs. Harry
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-07

| The masked man leaned down
again and picked up the knife He
TANNED il nm tr,o t,ri. -,
. bearing is snoI vn,- know roy that
ain armed. ana You ~" rot. |. too.
. ma proficient as luifc ;hrowcr. ]
'.t"'NGC NoH |" duCE this 0ncr'
NS nr drew back his arm U.u-
a'i jumped to one side. Eut the
l.rIic vas not thrown TIN. man
."ii t poised. He laughed Jump
. nj! y3u want. When Won are tired
Z jumping | viii throw"
/ Agatha saw pcrspirotion y, .bs
'!1nd boys forehead His sigh,Irss
eyes stared h"iplrsSlv ahead. TO-
/ .u#'d Somewhere beyond the man
nr '"u!! not soc. His hands fum-
,,,. que ",'i 'i'E touched pillar.
u m'n". u" 'i'uit to seek shell
''''' IT.
II" can't protect himself" Aga
INA cri'd. Don't kin him"
I do not TINS, hin, said IN.
man with the knife III, i. rcs-
scS&cd of Il rcc,IIi1r pnwrr,,,.
other srrsc which won and do M.
possess. Blind men ID no, need 10
sec"
Put he can do Won no harm"
How do Won .,oy.o po,,,,..
has alrcadv ii.r,i,;cI ,,o ,
afford 10 toI.c ,h,t c,,a,,., ' ,
wOrl, tn dn--i,,,,,o,.,..,,. .,'
this is ,~,, " lie o,I,,,.,o,, 49,. -, az"
for a better r,.i, '''''>'' Wv "''''e
~,
:, W nus Ds foreign agent.
80. ''i"I"' thought ] rcc"E-
'..a. =" 'oIc's" accent. his voice
90 S''"i'S''N '''in.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-07
VICTORY TAX FORMS
iAVAILABLE AT c. OF C..

Copies of employers victory tax
repor, form vi are available III
the Henderson Chamber of Com
inercc. Employers who have bean
paying social security taxes 10 tive
federal government will receive Their
copies oil this victory tax form ny
mail. Those employers vino have
been exempt from social security
taxes will no. receive the form:
but they are not excused from col
lection or transfer OF victory tax.
Every employer IS responsible FOR
the collection and payment OF : per
cent OF the earnings of each EN-
ployee IN excess OF Sl2 i week The
only exempt occupations or employ.
ment III this area are agricultural
labor, domestic service in private
home bat not in boarding houses etc.
casual labor and special fees 10 pub
lie officials.
Employees who do not have vic
tory tax deductions made from pay
to pay VIII not escape payment rr
the tax. Al the end Of the yc.r
each person, employee and employ
er alike. Will be required to report
all earnings over 1921 Il year and
Will then pay any amount due.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-07
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
NOW co on WITH THE STORY

AGATHA HELD her breath,
hoping a voice would come to her
as the feet creaked down the stairs
in the blackness. She needed to
know who was entering her prison
her returning captor or the blind
boy who hoped to save her.
Miss Brown"
1t was the blind boy!
Go back! Go back. Call the DO
lice. You can't save me alone!"
Too late" he whispered. He was
close beside her. The fellow who
kidnapped you is in the room above
lis already. He'll be down In a mo.
ment."
But you are Blind"
That gives me an advantage
over him. You say it is dark here.
do not mind the dark. live in it,"
His hands we're swiftly feeling the
knots of rope that held her arms 10
her sides. "Um. Tight. New kind
of knot to me, but give me a min.
ute ="
The feet Of Agatha's captor were
coming down the steps. She heard
him halt halfway and close the
trap door above. Il am bringing the
acid" he announced. with this
door closed they will hear nothing
upstairs-in case you scream"
The blind boy brcathed close to
her ear. He's a madman!" His en-
gers tugged at the knots.
Go" she whispered. Go! He'll
find you here"
I'm not leaving until you 20
with mel!
Talking to yoursclf?" asked the
man on the ladder. us 1t q prayer,
perhaps? II so, 1t will do you no
good" His feet scraped on the &c.
ment floor. However. there still is
time to change your mind. 1 will
not use the acid unless I must"
Now he was walking toward her,