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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
CerebeiIUm Acfs us
Bod EqUi|ibrofor

hit 4 golf ball with the end OF n
club.
The golf ball in the first place
is quite small ohj.yt-a sphere
only Il little over an inch in di-
amctcr. The face Of he club is also
quite st-lall. My feet are about
two or three feet from the ball.
am in no physical contact with it
whatever. The face uf the club is
far from my body, controlled only
by my hands. Yet must bring
not only the face but the center
OF the face OF the club not only
into contact with the ball, but
within n spot gcomctricaliy OPP
poSltc the exact center OF The ball.
do not claim | always do this,
but | do it perhaps two times out
oil three, and that do it at all
seems to me sort of automatically
marvellous.
1t is triumph of my ccrcbcl-
lum. | am able To hold my body in
n certain poiSc-my stance in
cludcS maintaining 4 tonus Of my
muscles, 4 correct sense of what
my joints are doing. and of course
my scmi-circular canals are work
ing like fury all through my swin-.
My vision is also invulvcd: have
to keep my eye on the ball, or at
least so | am told on the highest
authority. And all these scnsa-
tions and vOliti"ns are cu-ordi-
mated in the ccrCbcl!um.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A. j.: How long is the conta-
gious stage of whoupinr cough?
Is it true that children whoop long
after the contagious stage is
over?
Answer: The first three weeks
are the most infcctiyc period of
whooping cough, although strictly
speaking the entire iulrCtivc Pc
riod lasts six weeks.
W. l.. r.: What causes Bucrgcr's
disease? Is there cure or any
relief?
Answer: Buerger'S disease is an
inflammation ard gradual closure
of the arteries OF the .rgs. Treat
ment means giving up tobacco,
and the use Of exercises which
improve the circulation. Surgery
is sometimes necessary. You ccr-
tainly should have personal mc,.i-
cal advice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX

ADAM DID discuss the matter
of the old Johnson farm with Bren
da thnt night-but he didn't 60,
around To ii until the rehearsal
was over. He tried several times
and failed. Mrs. Platt was to,
eager for them all to get ahead an,
really get something started.
There's far too much dilly-dally.
ing" she said. wen never get tho
play on if we don't dig in an,
work"
Most Of us have SD much on oui
minds, Mrs. Platt." Jack said.
That's right" Adam agreed. II,
turned TO Brenda. beside whom he
was sitting. and added. "I'vc Ger.
tainiy got plenty ON my mind, ana
part of it concerns you"
"he?" said Brenda, surprised
You sound downright intriguing
These" said Adam. ":irc in
triguing times"
Go OH. tell me more" Brenda
urged.
"Can't-not just now. We must
be alone"
Now you sound downright TO-
mantle"
Don't get me wrong. Brenda,
I"
"Oh, then you mean it's not ro-
nance you want to discuss?"
mo. il isn't. It's something far
more important"
Really? Some people thiny,
nothing's more important than TO-
nance"
Adam looked at her. "Do Won ?"
THAT depends" said Rrcnda
evasively. Adam North. you've got
my curiosity aroused to the burst
ing point"
Sorry. We can't talk here"
Brenda smiled and searched
Adams face. You make me feel
like an adventures in an exciting
movie" she said. You know. the
sort where q secret agent of a for
eign power decides to make the
woman help him--or maybe save
him from the enemy"
You read too much fiction"
Adam accused.
Then, before he could say more,
Mrs. Plat called to him.
Adam North. stop talking to
Brenda Leigh and go over there by
Susan Potter" she said.
"Yes'm." said Adam, ceiling ra-
Their like a schoolboy. He sat down
beside Susan. Nov what? ?"
Il want you two to go over that
scene in the first act" said Mrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
By LOGAN CLENDENING. MD

IF YOU did not have q cerebel-
lum, or if your cerebellum gets out
OF whack, you are almost as badly
OIL as if you didn't have any brain
Mt all. The cerebellum lies at the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

New Zealand has ruled lh7' ,'acl:s
must not be mad. with cuffs %.
D!CaiS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

want the peace that America
offers YOU. You can accept II,
0iordano, and save the country
you have served so long. ~
D1sPEL GERMANY
"Dispei Germany and all she
stands for In your country. Then
take the freedom that I and
my country offer you. n Is the
only way, Giordano, the only
way"
Mhrenco, together with another
group OF local Italian Americans.
will record his message this week
in the New York studios OF
WINS.
Meat shile, group of De-
troiters had personal appeals
transcribed yesterday In the Union
Guardian Building studios Of
CKLW. These recordings will be
forwarded to New York for APP
propal by Owl and Subsequent
shurtwave transmission overseas.
Names OF DetrnlihrS taking
part in the series of programs
will be published following ap-
proval OF their messages by the
Owl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
ARMY PROMOTIONS

To first lieulenantS and II.
Aaron l.. sdltan, 1892 w Chicago,
san Antonio, Tex, aviation cadet
center.
TO stan setgpahls sgis. Wi.
llam q. Lakahpn, iT950 Anglin,
Santa Maria Cal, army air base,
Charles \. NOrehead, 2l20 Me-
Dousal Paine Field, Wash
To sefgeants Cpls. Berhe
Freedman. Detroit. Gulfport Field,
Miss. Jack seanIon. 5237 Chal-
mers Gernier Field, n. II.
To corporals: PIES. Oppree Pat
ton. 1929 + Lafayette Clarence
Thomas. 2g04 Jay, Paine Field,
Wash; Lloyd J. Benore. 659 w.
Canheld. Fifth Army North
Africa Leo r. Ash. Detroit, Salt
Lake City tUlah) Army Air Base
To corpprals technician; Pfc.
Lawrence Sutter, 1856 Maxwell
Camp Roberts. Cal. Pfc. Robert
A. tlaeh, Detroit, Fort KnoN, KY
To teehnieiah, 4th grade Cpl.
Frank !. NiBdeh, 2273 Mpdbufy,
jefferson Barracks, Mo.
To privates, 1st class pits.
Stanley J. kufctewslIi, 2645 Wha-
len. liamtfamck, william r.
Klnaslnger. s3S5 Narse, Plyn-
outh; William A. Crohbetger, gBj
p. Savannah. Betnhart J. Psldan,
sTa5 Ilolmut. Arthur r.. Oatley,
las Edgvale Jerry l.. stpiIy,
lAu21 Faust Detroit, Sioux Falls
AAF BatnBlUmpo Messiah. 4443
Mpldrum. kpeslef Field. Mo.
MARINE PROMOTIONS
To pritates, ist class Joseph
Nrobel. 1857 Gable: Alfred !.
Hogan. Saginaw; Donald G. La
Londe. Union CITY
WAC PROMOTIONS
To sergeant; PVT. Wanda n.
Peppler, 1921 Sorrento. Los An
geles. Cal. port OF embarkation
To technirians. 5th Sraie Mar
garet Potwardoski. 4Ol3 juno
tiun. Camp Stewart. Ga Dorothy
B. Hoch, 1886 Fairlicw, Fort
Oglpthufpe Ga
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

Reggia Guardia di Finan1a--the
same Gi0rdano Mafenco who
served italy I'm the ministry of
war and again as a general cen.
sui To Greece before 1889.
"He who speaks 10 you now
from New York II Humbert r.
Mafenco, an American since
1920, but before that n sergeant
In the Italian army. Gen. Ma
fenco and I are brothers, born n
few years apart In Verona.
APPEAL TO BROTHER
"It is "a Gen. Marenco I
speak today. Gi6rdano. do you
recall how dearly you wished
30 accompany me to America
after the last World War.
"You fought then as q cap
tain, side BY side with Amefl-
can soldiers. But II was des-
tined that you remain In uni
form the rest OF your life SaHa
now YOU are forced 10 oppose
the country that IA truly your
friend.
IL know In your heart you
are unhappy. I know, too. that
you and the rest of the Italians
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
3Counties Fight
Redpportion Suit

Wayne County Will be joined
by Oakland and Mseomb counties
in us fight against a suit chal-
Longing the consttutionslily of a
legislative act reapporiioning
House membership, II was an
nounced today.
Under the act, Wayne's mem-
bership increases from II to 27,
Oakland County's from two 90
five and Macomb County's from
one TO three. Genesee. 1hgham ard
Washtenaw counties, whose rep
resentation increases Under the
measure. may Join in the contest,
1t was indicated.
The suit was filed In The state
supreme court by Rep. William
q. Stenson of Greenland. whose
seat Is eliminated by the act.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

lNNtNN II hNhl iab SUI. ftfN
VnIak. 432 &. Fifth. Ann Arbbf
lord0n n. Love. 26333 Belangar
Roseville, Carl D.. Wollebhaupt
Brighton.
Frederick u. rufhbull. 2gl
Grove, Highland Park, has been
commissioned an ensign after
graduation al the navy training
school in Corpus Christi. Tex.
Harding n. Holloway. Romulus.
another grad, is a second lieuten-
ant.
Two Detroit high school hud-
dies. sgt. Alfred Evans Jr., gl4l
Dryden. and Pvt. Kenneth T. sPt-
mour. $50 Robson. who graduated
in the same class AT Mackenzie
High School. recently met in the
Red Cross recreation center in
North Africa, Both have been
overseas since spring.
Mrs. \. Tardie, 1l5n2 Nagel,
IiamtramCk. has received word
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
Scrricc NoLcss

lIariinrcn Tex army eunncrN
v,hum hes turned nui another biz
class al n1er bchinA tNr iriE-
gers w,th "a of ihcn' from Mitch
lean. ihrrr fmm This city The
netiuHcrs are rpch Sgts lack
Campbell. 6S3 81 Clair Walter e..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
AnYFPTTs TsFNFNT
Goodbye To
Shoe Pinch -
Foot Friction
Relieve Tired, Butnins 2. .Psfspifins
Feet This ERsy Way

spfirhls Anena Foo,-Ease on your feet
and ihto ycur shor- So quick, contenisnt
10 aee. Hrlrs tight or new Shoes ~ feel
frore easy and comfortable. Teras 70 re
iisve friction and rubbing Brings sopihinv
felief 70 tlrea. BURNING swpllsn fett gratd
fut these With petsritins feet, Arts to hh-
efensits foot oaofs A fsnl ios and rofnfttt
fef those wh5 niust BE on thsit feet fnf
lons hnuts, fot trAl ipos eofbfort, fffnshi-
ter. it's Aliens Foot-Bhssl Get II at your
efue4ist toda3l :
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
What S On the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
sv the stations herein
iisted N the pfesentstions
as sehedUed are not on
The air, the fault Hes with
the stations and not The
Detrtit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
u. S. Silent on Aleutisns

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 r1NS1
Today marked the end Of the sec.
ond week of navy silence or
operations In the Aleutians.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13

Thirteen boys from Detroit and
vicinity have won their marks
manShip medals al Camp Santa
Anita. Cal. as follows Tech. sgt.
Harold :. Nargu, 952 Monroe
Pyts Herbert J. Wllloughby, 1894
So Andrews. East Detroit; Don
aid 4. Morehead. l6906 Log
Cabin. Theodore ". savage, l455
Parkinson. Uurdon r.. stephens,
5S7b EcWBY, john VI, Cdihcy.
1894 LNernols. Michael 4. Sra-
mre. 2nn16 kliucer, Andrew ].
Ellison, sGO5 Puritan. Norman \.
Werner. l53i9 Liberty; Lester y.
Wallace, 1907 LivcrnoiS. Peter
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
THI DETROIT TIMES
Serricc NOLes:
"a From Michigan in Big Glass
OF HarIingen GunnerY Grads

NourgpuIsi. IudInEiun Gerald
" Herringtou. Peter Rockstad.
FRANK \. liladky. Lansing Rich
ard ! I'carre. Lincoln Harold 3,
T'prier. Motencl William n. Rob
etis. ManisBque, Charles r.
Sahin. Hale.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
New Yorker ON Radio to Urge
Brother. Italian General. To Quit

A dramatic contrast between
American democracy and Euro.
pean tyranny will be flashed b,
radio to the people oil war-sich
Italy next week when an Amer.
lean citizen appeals 10 his own
brother. an Italian general, for
ltaly's surrender.
The broadcast. one Of The his
toric series of shortwave programs
being sponsored by The Detroit
Times and other Hearst news
papers. will be relayed as usual
by powerful Owl transmitters on
the Atlantic seaboard.
Speaking will be Humbert p,
Marenco a salesman, who lives
with his family of six in the
Bronx, New York City.
TYPICAL OF SCORES
His stirring plea, typical of the
scores by Italian Americans from
Detroit and 10 other American
cities which already have been
broadcast. is self-eXplanatory.
somewhere In italian bat
tiefieids today" he will say, ass
Gen. Giordano Marenco Of the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-13
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Evening star., 1943-06-11

We went back to the Pines Hotel
and studied our Standard Oil road
map. It showed no roads out OF
Baguio except the north and south
routes down the mountains to the
shore, and partially finished high
way to the northeast. But that
meant two days drive into ter
ritory more than likely held by
the Japs. Carlos and I were getting
ready to turn in when Juan came
running into the room.
"Leeeeee,' he quavered. 1--WE must
go. I have been back to see Maj
Garcia and he tells me all the
bridges will be blown up by morn
ing. His troop convoy has departed
and we can follow it down the south
road and maybe get through"
I telephoned the major. He con-
firmed what Juan had said. We
paid our bill and hurried out to
the car
With lights off we crept through
the streets of Baguio and onto the
main road down the mountains.
Elsewhere in the Philippines the
moon was shining, but not in Ba-
guio. Dark clouds were down below
the tops of the mountains, and it
was impossible TO see more than
a few feet ahead
1t was raining slightly. That was
the only rain ! saw in the Philip
pines from the first day of war
Evening star., 1943-06-11
District Blood Donations
Decrease After Victories

War victories result in decrease
of blood donors" Lee D. Butler,
chairman of the District Red Cross
blood donor service, said today, as
he appealed to the public to build
up a reserve of life-saving plasma
for men on the fighting fronts.
Let me urgently remind District
residents" Mr.. Butler said, that
we have bigger job facing us-one
that demands everything we can do
AS patriotic Americans. With only a
little inconvenience, blood donors
can perform miracles for the boys
on the battle field"
The weekly goal Of the Donor
Center at Twenty-third and C
streets NV. is 5000 donors. Mr.,
Butler said 2.780 donors each gave
a pint Of blood during the week
ending June s.
Chairman Butler cited testimony
Evening star., 1943-06-11
They Call Ii Pacific
AA0@bv CLARK LEE0@@NAA
by CLARK LEE

but they did not lose a man or a
gun during the retreat.
What are your orders now?
Where are you going?"
I'VE were just told to sit here
and wait. We haven't heard any
thing directly from Manila since
the war started. If the Japs cut
that south road down the mountain
from Baguio we'll probably have to
take to the hills"
I asked, where in hell are the
American troops?"
They snorted and answered
broadly, Don't rightly appear to
be none hereabouts, stranger"
Driving back to Baguio I was
still optimistic. 1 thought the big
battle, Americans versus Japs, was
still going on at Da Mortis. But
the correspondent said: If they
cut the south road tonight. there
are couple Of ways out by trails
over the mountains. They are easy
to find and the natives are friendly.
At least, they have been up to
now"
Evening star., 1943-06-11
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
FUTURE.
THOMAS ] OWEN & son. Au

~
THOMAS J OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE or VALUABLE BUsI.
TESs Pn0PERnH Brick lMhR6VE9 sRD sroRE RE
RuILD1NG' STORE AND oFFIcEs. 10,
TETH " Rr.K WITH H19o Ty9 oSFg6R9 MEg GARAGh RAGK
STORE, No Itln CONNFCTICUT- AVE
ST6Rv xT5 T2HcKWHT5UH HRfdK sTUDro WITH " RrAF Two
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
recorded in Liber No 6os5. at folio 464. of
,he land records of the District of Co.
secured thereby. the undersigned will sell
A. pghile a.etion IN front Of the premiSes
IL June AT rHREE RE oclocK pM ny Re Gt
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District of Columbia. and being
others subdivision Of lots IN Square Il.
A. per plat recorded in Liber J. 4 K
3e f20 @ Of ~ ne n e1Td OF Of 9e cohmb; oe
excepting so much Of said lot - as was
condemned for alley by proceedings in
Court OF the District Of Columbia; said
excepted part being DESCRIBED bv meteS
and bounds as follows, Beeinniqg at the
thence with the easterly line Of said lot
southerly % oS feet TO the southeast cor
ner OF said lot: thence northwesterly to a
point in the north line of said lot: said
point being feet west from the northeast
corner OF sad lot: thence with said north
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser to pay one
third OF the purchase price in cash and
one and two wears. respectively. with in
terest at the rate of four 80 per centum
per annum and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold: or all cash. at the
opticn of the purchaser: taxes paid or
adjusted 10 the date of sale: all convey
anclng, recordins. etc. at the cost of pur-
chaser Coed title or no sale deposit
OF IS 900 will be required at the time of
sale and settlement 10 be within thirty
t3on DAYS of the date of sale, or deposit
forfeited and the property resold at the
risk and cost OF the defaultine purchaser.
after hve 90 days previous advertisement
OF said resale in Sorle newspaper published
In Washington. D c.
J. WRILEY JACOBS.
Surviving Trustee.
9@5 18th St Nv.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

from naval doctor in Honolulu
1T took 43 plasma transfusions for
Bill More, but we saved him. Today
here at a naval hospital, I saw II
men who would have died from their
battle injuries, but blood plasma
saved them. The donations of folks
who went to little inconvenience
have saved countless lives in the
Pacific war zone and in North
Africa"
Evening star., 1943-06-11
THOS. ] OWEN & SON Auctioneers,
AS Southern Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VARIABLE UNIM
AGE OF 100 ~ FEET on THE SOUTH
AND 4, 66 FEET ON THE WEST SIDE
OF TWENTY-FlF'TH STREET. SOUTH
EAST
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Iiber No. t4SO. Folio 455
ct sea-. Of the land records of the District
of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction. in front
of the premises on TUESDAY. THE FIF-
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. la43, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de
District q Columbia, and designated as
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS
L. TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEES SUBDI-
VISION KNOWN AS "RANDLE HIGH
LANDS" as per plat recorded in the once
cf the Surveyor for the District of Column
bia In 1iber County lS at folio 30. Sub
Ject to covenants of record Said property
taxed as Lots IA, Is. l & and u in Square
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit
Of 100000 will be required at time Of
sale. All conveyancins, recording, revenue
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days of sale otherwise the trustees reserve
the riEht 10 resell the property at the
{isk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
6ve days advertisement of such resale in
koms newspaper published in WASHINGTON.
LEROY GADDIs.
RICHARD E. HARRIS
SoS.b.S.11,14 Trustees.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

until I finally left the islands. We
prayed for it many times, but our
prayers were never answered.
(Copyrisht. 1943, by Clark Lee The
Viking PressD
(Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1943-06-11

WITH his eyes, Collier sfamous correspondent
w Quentin Reynolds, has seen-wh his ears he
has heard the evidence of TORTURE rape and murder
in Russia.
And in Golfers today you will find his heart chilling
to the German atrocity question: You will learn
what this first American to re-enter Vyazma after IS
months of Nazi occupation discovered about the rue
criminal nature of enemy, Germany. 1t is the
damnng indictment of the Nazi gangsters published
1.-The Road to Vyazma"
Important reading yes And the kind of reading Golfers
believes its mumon readers should have and have every
week. For only with the deepest and the widest knowledge
OF this world fight in the American people realize
the nature of enemy the of our war ob Only
thus all of us reehinking Americans give work
the strength and purpose which will quicken the pace of
victory and insure better and lasting peace when
victory
Quentin Reynolds witness radio ebaad
heods tyPeol Golfers lineup Of feature
notional weekly crowded with the
oo'o"ohe-Pv Of course, Of Golfers delightful
orfoons Herbert Hoover and
Evening star., 1943-06-11

Of "New Approaches Lasting
"Doube Nothing Doushon, figures tricks
TO w. B. Courtney
1heyre Dreaming of Bright sywoy Photographer
supplies unique picture tho "Beannna
Of vieto" fiction, proves Logged
Angels Cont F and Hugh
srond ''This Must
forced suggest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
A TRUE STORY

n IkUB SIOkx
He was an ambitious profession
sl man. She was q former singer
They met In q cabaret She seemed
charming and q good sport. On May
9. 1898 she took Q name that he had
built UP In the community for her
own. They lived, laughed and loved.
Yet every year she would become
childish and wild. But because NJ
love for her an 4 an understanding
OF her youth. he bided his time
sn1 was patient Early hours out
alone and other suspicious acts
caused him much wonder and per-
plexity. after their second year OF
mstrimony.
Yet, after five years she never
grew up nor divorced herself from
the allure OF the fun 10 be had IN
the streets and mite spots Then
one day she cursed him. He slapped
her. That was the beginning OF the
end.
They separated. at. so we can
feep what love we have alive" she
explained. after giving him moving
orders
After two moths. they met for
conversation. Yes. we're going
back" she said. I still love you
Another month passed. When hs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
Two officials.
VOTE AGAINST
NATE BoLDEN|

CHIcAGO-Speed and boxing de-
ception, dominating through the
frst FIVE rounds. and the weight and
punching power moved to the front
to give Gus Dorazio. Philadelphia
heavyweight. . l0-round decision
over Nate Bolden. Chicago light
heavyweight Friday night in Chi
cago Stadium.
However. the bout was close. so
close In fact that Bolden was given
the victory by one judge. Ed Clein.
who scored 50 for Bolden and a
for Dorszio. Referee Heimie Weiss
man and Judge r. A. Goudie scored
a win for Gus. 50 to 48.
A 6-5 favorite before fight time.
Dorazio packed q 22-pound weight
advantage as he scored his fifth
consecutive win before the 1920
spectators. Dorazio scaled 1891 to
Bolden's l7lA.
Bolden used his greater boxing
skill and speed Of foot to outscore
Gus in the early rounds. and then
stood toe to toe with the big Phila.
delphian and tossed punches. II was
during slugfest in the fifth that
Dorazio began to forge to the front
They continued this style through
the sixth. seventh and eighth and
then Bolden returned to his boxing,
dancing in and out to pepper Do
razio with left jabs and pile up
points. But the damage had been
done.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

SENSATION BAR - Owner W.
ziel Lee Is rapidly making way 10
provide entertainment for his pa
irons.
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phoned she talked as though bored
and indifferent 10 his conversat on.
And then.--it happened! One
week later, early one morning the
husband found another head lay
ing where his used 10 lay Gas the
song goes) and his love died, but
not without pain. agony and heart
ache.
Dszed. stunned and shocked be-
yond words, the husband looked
back over his six years Of matri-
mony and wondered about all those
other times when other men had
admired and associated with his
wife. Had she been untrue all those
years? And wherein had they failed
TO make their marriage one of sym.
pathetic understanding. loyal devo-
ton. sweet compsnionship and pas.
sionate mutual love?