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Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02

pheum theatre, with ta ent pro- vided from Navy personnel, and the proceeds will be used to es- tablish shoe fund for the Bap- tist Mission children. The Rota- ry Club sponsored the perfor- nance, with "Woody" as master of ceremonies. Forest G. Ayers was general chairman with Mer-
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
Case Against
 Captain Dropped

Ia Complaint filed in the US transformers court charging Ithur Ryning. captain of the lary D. with "iisobeyance of -dprs of a convoy commander" IS been dropped, it was an- anced this week. The latter
 iOD came as the result of the kqeSt of a navy official. it was M
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
tops On Way b UnaIaSka

Verne Robinson, deputy U. s. hrshal at Unalaska stopped
 yer in Kodiak this week en ute to Unalaska from Anchor e, where he has been on busi- Is in connection with his Nice
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
Show and Dance Successful

New Years Eve was the occa- sion of two successful affairs, the Mission Benefit Show and the Annual Fireman's Ball.
 The show was held at the Or
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02

nnal Firemen's ball. Proceeds will be used to buy neede' e. o,Ii1ment Frank Herman" Was .aonara1 chairman of the daace.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-01-02
Eve SsssE0a 0ne

Police rep, ,ed one arIgse on :, drunk aud lisorderly charge on New Years eve.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Dying Words
Charge Husband
With Murder
Father lobe
Says Death Was
Accidental

Mrs ioun'c wMn0 40 ~
iiA phNaaclriia 0ho vas
expecting "a give htth 20
'flle ~ 'no months dna Non-
tny incoming in ihe Receiving
ho-piai y m ruo shot wounds.
Mrs Ni'ens revealed io po-
ice on hsr ioath htd hat she
was shot hy hef hu.hard. Gus.
When apniehenaed ots told
pollre ta rn p, denfaliv
discharged darinr caffe with
Dis wlfe
Accorerr 70 Niimn> le came
Nemo eaFh Monday rt mne afic-
sren'.irg ster. ha 81 an
liksffr hffr a'l,n WHOM be
prenpted q eff IN ne his o'fe
'old hn mat he Vnn'a hate -
ra'e era akr ~ hms vrh
t'w Williams sad ihs' she later
oh'f'ocl hna'e harroi shot
ftn ltpn N.e srfsen and ,hrtat-
fnea Nl hir Mrs Williams
w1~ 1o' drrn- ilr uopus that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Defendant Is not a resident ~
the State ~ Miohiran hui that
her last known place ~ residence
was IN the CRY q Glare state
II Illinois.
on MOTION or WILLIAM r
PATRICK ST. Attorney Plain
uff
1T is HERERy ORDERED that
The said Defendant cnicr her
appearance either IN person or
by Attorney within ihrte months
from the date % this Order 10
Appear or the Rll ~ ronfan.
viii be taken as confessed against
her
TT Is FURTHER .oRDERED.
that q true copy ~ this Order
10 Appear 10 mailed 20 me ast
known address ~ the Defendant
hy registered mai postage pros
paid return recent requested
and thai true copy ~ sald Or
der 70 Appear by pnbi.u.a sc-
cording to Law
CITY A. MILLER
Circuit judge
a True Copv)
CASPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY A. A berger.
Deputy Clerk. 1o-is-ii q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

who were surprised were: Alice
Aston. Vivian DeShields. Dorothy
Pope Patton. Edith Meaux Smith.
Vivian Dreer. Margaret Greene.
Ramona Bannisier navine Car
ner, Sara Turner Chandler. Bar
hara Cross jeanette Clay. Ethel
Rhodes. Leila Chisholm. Marian
Clark MADDOX Lady George Ford
Dorolhea Anderson zelphia An
derson. MaIsie Gearin and Anita
Haskell Holmes.
Winetia Gates will h. married
In November also. A. present
she Is in Raleigh. NC. where
she was maid q honor q, me
wedding OF her friend Nan De-
Laney.
pr Herbert Irving. sr.. N
Gasconia., NC. was most in.
tercs'ine visitor in s. Louis last
week as the guest ~ his son and
wife. Dr. and Mrs Herbert r.
wing. Jr DR. Ernest Irving. Jr
Is psychiairist specialist now
located at Homer Phillips hos
piial DR. Irving speni last school
year IN Boston doing speciaf
work in psychia,ry under special
foundation Dr Irving attended
the World Series games IN 81
Louis.
Saw Captain Finch AZ the Mo-
rocco club about week ago in
a party with the caruihs He was
on his way from Camp Custer.
where he had made brief trip
on business Re was hemoaning
the faci that he had NOT called
his cousin Ethel W Howard on
Firw Cd while SO near her. lie
had also hcen home briefly 70
SEQ his paretns In Jamaica NY.
Ills wife and children are IN
Philadelphia
Saw nr Edward n Anthony
In The DELUXE grill sunday eve
ring early He Is now so intent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

hear that several interesting
weddings are oming OF soon.
Among the first Will be Marianne
Beck. Home Ec teacher AZ Wash
inston Vocational school and who
Will be married Nov s. at her
home in Kansas City 10 1t Sewell
OF McNia. Texas. She will have
as her St Louis bride maids.
Lucia Straham Leila chism and
Christine Thurman who will
Journey 10 Kansas City for the
happy event.
Iouyan Brabham will he mar
RED Nov IN vircinia 70 sgt
David Gearin. whore he IS sta
toned I.ouvan's engagement was
announced a few DAYS ago given
by her sister. Marie and her
aunt. Mrs Jacob Adams Of Cora
avenue. and YOU may be sure that
tho twenty-four guests were
greatly surprised Am ne those
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

on speaking Spanish that the
girl AZ the cigar counter could
not understand what brand cigar
he wished because his accent
was SO broken However. think
DR. Irving who was also at the
counter, acted AS interpreter You
wonder why this great change
10 Spanish al 7 can say IS
Amt love grand He tells me
that he new love IN his lie
speaks Spanish
Dayine Carney reports that her
husband, John has been under
fire At Cuadalcanal but IS safe
and sound
Saw pr Slim Horton and Wife
Heliou ~ Alton over a. John
Davis SUNDAY niehi where a
sunday niehi hunch Is often In
evidence Helen looking fine
Saw Sadie Oyer,on Fisher sun
iay AZ John Davis She Is spend-
inr few DAYS visiting Mildred
Hughes Sadie was her same
iracious sel'
u was an interesting NAAcp
melting Monday nigh when Prof
2 y Lenolr reviewed that IN
teresilng book Brothers Under
Tho skin" by Carey Ncvilliams
Interesting reports we're made
on Tho conditions ~ our soldiers
IN the Arm, and on the state
constitutional convention
Jack Gossin IS the now per-
scnncl man A. Tho Small Arms
plant He succeeds Oliver Thorn
ION IN that office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

democratic.
CORE feels that Il must remind
patrons. however that service may
vary on different days when DIFF
fereni people are in charge Of the
restaurant The present list OF
non discriminating restaurants
follows. French Village. loll
Woodward Brennan. Fitzgerald d
sink. lC Michigan: Crowley. Milncr
Mczzanine. Graiiot and Farmer.
Coney Island. 56iS W Fort: lIud-
sons Basement. Mczzanine. 18th
Floor. 1906 Woodward, Karisens
1850 Woodward: Griswold Bar -
Que. 1925 Griswold; Macs drug
sforel Lunch Broadway and With
crell: Malflower-upstairs and
downstairs. 1915 Woodward: Broad
way Market. Broadway and John
r: Kuhns. Washington Blvd and
Grand River. Adams Lunch. 1909
Broadway: Kern basement, 1890
Woodward; Ionio Lunch, lfi4
Broadway. Rheaumc's. 1870 Girls
void: Capitol Sweet shop 1890
Broadway. stouffer's. 1850 Wash
ington Blvd.
CHAINS: Bowles' Lunch. Cum
bingham Drugs. kresge Five and
Ten: Sanders. Shapero Drugs.
WOODWORK Five and Ten.
Hotel restaurants and bars with
restaurants were not included in
this testing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Racial Equality Committee Lists
discrimination Restaurants

<rhe Committee of Racial Equal
al intcr-racial group which
&his discrimination with nom
blent direct action, has compiled
His tot restaurants in the down
b. area which do not discrinh-
5ta AGAINST Negro patrons This
" s. being sent TO all white ard
elorel churches, and to white, Ne
NJ aud union papers.
tThte restaurant owners are 10
! congratulated. feels CORE on
stand for democracy, and
pRE Is urging both colored and
BIZ 10 paironize them. These
1fiauranis have been tested by
ftr4acial groups and by indiyid
n colorcd persons, who found
n scNlce courteous and hospit-
D. This is q preliminary list
ID no Committee OF Racial Equal
y intends 10 add more rcslaur-
D. when they evidence their
i lllncness to he law-abiding and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Expectant Mother Dies From Bullet Wounds
PROMINENT WEST SIDE
RESIDENT BURIED

Funeral services we're held OCT
is Tor he late Robert freeman
Of 1863 Lumley.
Mr. Freeman who died net
"a AZ the age ~ 70 has heen
resident o. Detroit FOR sixty
wears He had been IN ~ health
for over two Years
Surviving are his widow rs.
ther Freeman. two sons james
Edward and Robert BOYD and
daughter, Mrs. Chester Johnson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
RECRUITING FOR U. s. CADET NURSE CORPS

RECRUITING FOR U. S. CADET NURSE CORPS
Mis- Oeanna Collins, X. N. and Mrs. Pauline b. Butler
W touring Negro colleges part Of Nationwide
dca,or recruit 5000 student nurses this wear 10
beet growing needs They explain opportunities
pen college by the IT, = Cadet Nurse Corps
The Corps under the supervision of the Division of Nurse
lducaon, u. 5. Public Health Service, Federal Securit,
agency Both graduates Of Harlem Hospital
hoo Of Nursing in New York City and have done
,ok public health nursing. ~. 1870 .ssssx,a.s.s.4
II. s. nLokon anOnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES
W. Y. Patrick. Sr~ Attorney
1901 81. infnino Sfreei


STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Cinuii court for he County Of
Wayne IN Chanccry
TOLBERT TAYLOR Plaintiff
Va LIZZIE. TAYLOR Defendant
NO. $685.
ORDER TO APPEAR
At a session Of The above en-
Titled Court held IN tho County
building IN Tho City ~ Detroit.
County ~ Wayne and state Of
Michigan this Sih day Of October
An. 1850
Present Hon GUY A MILLER.
Circuit judge
Il Appearing from The afii-
davi' hereto attached that the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
ToBtC1o tRoP

The WtCs ihe WAVES and
SPAHs aferi 'he ny WOMEN Who
IRE ret'a rs mtr in ms war Re-
porig rrteNed hy 're s neper'-
men q AsNelrgfe ipacate mat
women afc going good job Of ie-
placing mfn ~ ilc hatfe ior in
creased firm production
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES
W. 7. Patrick. Sr. Atty.
1901 NJ. Antoine

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
CHARLES NJ. HANCOCK. Plain
tin VS. MARION c. HANCOCK. De-
lendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
No. sia.22s
ORDER or PtBIIC ALTON

At session % tho said count
held IN the Waync County Build
ing in the CIV Of Detroit Mich
ican on the Goth day Of Septem-
ber AID. 1913.
Present: Honorable Dewitt IT.
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing from
the affidavit Of The plaintiff on
tile in tho above entitled cause.
that 1t IS not known in what
state or Country the defendant
now resides. hut that her last
known address was Fifth and
Cherry Streets. Detroit. Michigan
1T is ORDERED that Frances
la Marr appear and answer this
Hill Of Complaint hled IN this
cause. within three months from
date NJ This Order or said Rlll
viii he taken as confessed. sgainst
her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that "conv" of said Order
be sent 70 The last known
address Of said defendant by
registered mail and IN rase
no registered return receipt sign
Cd by the defendant. Is received
that this Order he published rs
required by law
Dewitt II MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"A True Coyy)
CASPAR j LTNGEMAN Clerk.
nv l.. G.. NAI'LT.
lAo...l.. cinrL 10 Mill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
No. 3,O.O29
ORDER TO APPEAR

Al a session OF the above entitled
Court held in the County Building
in the City OF Detroit. County Of
Wayne. and state Of Michigan. this
18Th day OF October. 1913
Present Honorable ROBERT NJ
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof. appearing by
afidavii, that the Defendant IS not
4 resident of the state OF Michigan.
bur hat her last kqown place OF
residence was in the cry Of Blue
field. State Of West Virginia.
on motion OF WILLIAM 7. PAT
RICK, SIR, Attorney for the Plain
tin,
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED that
tho Defendant enter her appear
ance. either IN person or by At
torncy. within three months from
the date OF this order or the Bill
OF Complaint will be taken as con-
fesscd against her.
TT is FURTHER ORDERED
thar true copy OF this order he
sent 10 The last known address Of
the Defendant by reeisiered mail
return receipt requested. postage
prepaid. and that true copy of
said order be published according
to law.
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
G. True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
by r. f. MERRITT.
Deputy Clerk 1923 -I2-4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
alss St Antoine street Corner columba-clifrord 2o24
ECORSE NEWS
BY MILO GAsr0N
onnents

Wen, folks The time has come
again for us 70 take up The most
OF our space for politics.. Tho
cnnpaien is ON IN m'l force For
white we Thought mere would
We only one endor culon, made on
lrr West side, hut as tho eloc-
n'p drew near. dissatisfaction be-
gan TO creep up IN the Official
Family Of the West Side clvic
league 10 he cxicni that fonr
%; rs members IN the persons Of
Edward Armrnr. Oito Acnev
Walter Goldas and Griff livery
'ook q different course and sun
ported candlds'cg that the other
members Of the organization do
not want Their breaking away
from the fold however will not
hc likely 10 have much hearing on
The other membership Of the
lcteuc. because the heads of the
West Side Civic league are 90
ing 10 10 as they have always
done that IS hiring before the
public zen who stand Tor The
right policies and who will give
Something for the hcnefii Of all
the citizens of Ecorsc, especially
our group
Elsewhere IN this paper you
viii see the piciurcs ~ the mon
whom The West Sidn civic league
has picked for your approval.
These men have an uncouallod
record FOR doing things for tho
West Side REGARDLESS Of obsta-
cles placed IN their pathway
They deserve your votes
Tho fret real camnairn meet
Ing was held last Sunday cvc-
ming az The American Legion
posi- The meeting was sponsor
ea by ne West Side Civic league
There was a fpll house Of Ecorse
.. VIZ 'n' '''"e"'l"ilN
lsicncd 10 the dlffcrcnt speak
crs There were also lew
h.oNi'fs present who ~ The close
or tho meeting tried 70 pui a
scotch N front cf ihe wheel OF
progrcss hgi the wheel was in
notion ana tho scotch az no
Rosco Bobo was appointed 10
the police department last wreck
hv Tho Safety commissioners We
hope his casc will moi BE- like
that Of Derns Roeors
Mrs J W lIill ono n To
olicsl citizens IN Fcoree. passed.
1nictiy AWAY last Wool. M Tho
homo of her dauchtcr. Mrs
Medicine frrcv
Mrs Della TIil ~ crecnsvilio.
SC. and Eddie Sn mour ~ III
loxi. Misc were Weekend euosfs
Of Nr md Mrs T. n Gill CPL
T. Monroe n Detroit, was also
VISITOR 81 mo cilrs home
Luncheon was served and all
present had dcliahtmI time
Mr. and Nre Gin arc now reeid-
inr IN thoir now home SSsi
Twelfth street
WI. Zion Baptl~t Church
The Rev. G A. Stevenson
preached SUNDAY morning on the
subject. 'Our Iroblom ~ Juvc
nile Delinquency" The Senior
choir rendered several lovely SCI
leciions Visitors present includ-
Ell John Rogers John Boswell.
Charlie Timc Roosevelt Finnly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Sell, Rent, Find a Job or
Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
John h. Graham. Attorney
99G 4. Vernon Highway

STATE OF MICHlG GAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
OPAL GLOVER. Plaintiff W.
SAMUEL. GLOVER. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held
al the Court House in the CITY
OF Detroit on the Path day OF
September, AID. l943
Present: Honorable Dewitt
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge.
In this cause It appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant, Samuel Glover. cannot be
served by process issued out Of
this Court as he IS not resi-
dent Of the State of Michigan. but
resides az e7e St. Nicholas. New
York New York.
on MOTION or JOHN X.
GRAHAM. Attorney FOR Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT Samuel Glover. appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
in this cause within three months
from the date Of this Order or
that said Bill will be taken rs
confessed and that this Order he
published according 10 law and
copy thereof be served upon the
defendant by registered mail as
required by law
Dewitt MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy)
cAsPAR J. LINcEMAN. Clerk.
BY
Deputy Clerk. io-3o-i2-i1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

This new word. which ne editors
hope viii become common. IS
hatelers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Cecil l.. Ward. Attorney
l.lOS Rroadunx

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE. in chancery.
WILLIAM LA MARI. Plaintiff.
VS. FRANCES la MARI. De-
fendanf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
MT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
And look at Me Silver lining
in those Clouds OF Pain

The big idea is that you want to feel
better. When pain eases, your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance So use something that gets at the
pain. C-z113 brings YOU pain-relieving
help. Now you will feel as good as
others who enjoy its help too. 6oc, and
s.. Caution: Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded if you
are not satisfied. Today, get C-zsz5-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

"A True Coyy)
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN Clerk.
ny 7. C. NAI'LT.
Deputy Clerk lo-So-l2-li.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
First BaptI>t Church

The First Ran,ist church Of
which me Rcv J. y. Davis Is
rasior IS making splendid prog
rcss and the membership Is IN
orcaslng. Visitors are always
welcome
Tho Rev Mr. Davis urges all
members 70 visit tho sick Of the
community
Mildred Rcddick Is church re-
porter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

Mot in words. Poor darling. He
appealed to the mother instinct IN
me, I guess. There's something SO
wlstful about him. I think Beatrice
must have given him a pretty raw
deal. He never told me, you
know"
Beth had often thought of him.
She said, IT liked Dennis at the
end"
Andrea got up and yawned. 81
think I'll turn in early. You keep
changing, Beth. Jim's wrong when
he says you're steadfast.
"Oh, is he?"
'Umm hmm. You used to adore
Jim, be interested in everything
about him. Now you don't even
want me to talk about him. Then
you didn't like Dennis, made faces
when I even mentioned his name,
and now you like him. I can't
keep up with you.''
Don't try Beth advised. GIVE
even given up trying to under
stand myself
we'll talk about Dennis some
time and II. tell you how really
nice he is.
Some time,'' Beth said vaguely.
She remembered that he'd said
he might come to Washington one
day. He'd said that on the tele-
phone the day she left Penning-
ton, and she wondered if he ever
did.
She wondered what it would be
Like to try the bright lights as
Andrea had suggested, and S h e
found it easy to see herself with
someone like Dennis, with the kind
of man she never expected to
meet.
She saw tn m everywhere in
Washington, the men who were
fortyish, men with an air of i'm
portance, but she saw them on
the streets, entering buildings with
brief cases under arm, coming and
going in the railroad station, or
occasionally riding in large cars
with handsome, middle-aged wom-
en-, party bound, living a life that
was quite different from hers. The
various layers of society in Wash.
ington were as unrelated as if they
were on different planets.
And then she came face to face
with Dennis Archer in the railroad
station.
(To Be C0ntinued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19
PUPILS ARE HURT
BY PR0WLINC DOG
Superintendent Of Schools
Urges Confinement
OF Animals

eve have got to have the coop
Grafton of this community in keep.
ing their dogs penned and away
from the school grounds" Superin-
tendent H. M. Roland declared
Thursday in revealing the story of
Il serious attack by dogs on the
students of Winter Park school on
Wednesday morning.
'.Al schools in the county have
reported recently that droves Of
dogs roaming the grounds have
begun to constitute a serious prob
lem. The only remed for the sit
uation is for citizens to keep their
pups at home" he emphasized.
According to c. G. Berry, prin-
cipal of Winter Park school, he
heard a great commotion at the
back of the building Wednesday.
just before the entrance bell. On
investigation he discovered group
Of panicked children, two large
cogs in their midst viciously biting
two young girls. Only by lusty
kickin of the dogs was Berry able
to stop the attack. The young vic
tins incurred gashes and abrasions
that had to be treated; one Of the
students was unable to return to
school Thursday.
Mr.. Berry reported that approx
imately eight dogs were standing
Just outside the group of children
observing proceedings. Several of
the pups involved are under obser-
walton. However, it is believed that
none were mad but that they were
stimulated to action by the cavort-
ing children.
Berry Joined Roland in urging
citizens to help eliminate the nuis-
ance of proving dogs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-19

she closed the door gently behind
them, and spoke, 1.-The trouble
with you, Beth, is that you don t
lead normal girls existence.
Open up the shutters and let in a
little light. Start thinking y o u r
age, not like an old maid of so.
l think this Vernon business has
you upset. You're not in love with
him, but you think you ought to be
becase he's nice, steady boy.
Try and met some other men,
married men, anything to get out
Of this rut. Sure, you're sick OF
jim and me, that's because you
wish you had somebody as I have
Jim
Married men are not my dish. :"
$50 what? You don't have to
think of marriage the minute you
meet a man, do you? just get
somebody who'll take you and see
few bright lights. Bridge with
the girls knitting! Movies with
the girls! Reading good books! You
can do that when you're 80. Right
now you're in Washington, where
things are going on. Grab your
self little of it."
How would you recommend
go about it? An ad in the paper,
perhaps? Or should I crash a
state reception"
Cultivate useful people like lit
tie Harry Coles. I'll bet there are
dozens right in your office. All
you have to do is eye one of them
and tell him his necktie is beauti-
full"
"And then I suppose he rolls
around here at o'clock in a Cad
lilac and takes me to the Brazilian
ambassador where I dazzle ev-
erybody in my ermine coat? And
the next day all the columnists
talk about the beautiful Miss Kin
nan? From there on, my career
is made socially -
Even Beth mad to laugh at her
self. But she wasn't laughing at
her friend, who had hit the nail
on the head in matters concerning
Vernon.
Beth would always like him, but
it was true that il only made her
unhappy to wish she could feel one
of the tenderer emotions about
him. She sometimes wished that
Vernon would sweep her off her
feet. A chaste kiss at the door
occasionally was hardly promising
Of that, and Beth, who was as
anxious as any girl to be made
love to. had yearnings to which
she gave no name.
LAS matter of fact Andrea
was saying dreamily, "a married
man, away from home, with
enough money and just l o e y
enough, would probably be very
good for you He wouldn't expect
anything he can't have, and he'c
be able to show you about
Someone like Dennis?' Beth in
CURED.
'Dennis,'' Andrea said softly
MY darling Dennis. There was
a man! I wonder if he still loves
me-"
did he ever tell you that he
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