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will be introduced next Sunday
afternoon at Bayview Park by
the chairman of the popularity
contest, Mrs. Hugh Williams,
Next Sunday. July 4, at 500
o'clock, is the time selected by
Glenwood Sweeting, chairman
of the Monroe County Defense
Recreation Committee, for the
July Fourth patriotic program,
and honoring a famous flyer,
Augustin Parla of Cuba.
The candidates for Stadium
Queen are Jane Moore Thompson,
Rotary Club-sponsored; Mrs.
Andrew Elwood, Junior Woman $
Club; Jacqueline Doughtry, Elks
Club, and Vanessa Collins. NOM
mated by the Lions Club.
Ballot boxes are at the Key
West Chamber of Commerce and
viii close at noon Saturday,
July 10.
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RED CROSS CHAPTER WORK ROOMS
BADLY IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS
CONTRIBUTED,

The American Red Cross Chap.
ter here announced today tina,
unless more women volunteer to
work in the Production Rooms in
the Woman's Club on Duval street,
they will have to be closed, and
that would be major catastrophe.
The Production Rooms have the
most outstanding record and are
the oldest unit of the volunteer
Red Cross Services in Key West.
They were active during the last
war and when England entered
the present war the women here
were making garments for Foreign
War Relief. After Pearl Harbor,
Mrs. Eva Navarro, present chair
man, Immediately set her volun-
teers to working on materials for
our own Army and Navy. Lately
the workers have fallen off until
no one comes to the workrooms
on Tuesdays and Fridays and the
quantities of garments and sup
plies to be made have piled up
alarmingly.
just as one example of the de-
lmand made on the Production
unit, the Field Directors of the
Naval Hospital and the Navy
Yard depend on the Production
workers here to provide them
with clothing for the survivors,
land there have been many as we
all remember), and layettes for
the new babies born at both the
Army and Navy Hospitals, and
it is a blot on Key Vests honor
that its women are not war mind
led and patriotic enough to do
their share in making them.
The workrooms are provided
with cutting tables and sewing
machines, but they are sitting
idle - no one disturbs the dust
that is forming on them. Mrs.
Navarro said today that she is ut
terly disguised with the whole fe-
male element of Key West.
What is the matter with the
high school girls who should be
doing something worthwhile this
summer? How about the Navy
wives at the u. S. Hotel Casa Ma
rina who don't even have to make
their own beds? Surely they could
spend few hours to good advan-
tage at the Production Rooms. If
they can't sew, they can learn,
and probably to their husbands
advantage. Even socks have to be
mended.
How about the women who have
followed their husbands here
when they took defense jobs?
Surely they can arrange to leave
their children with neighbor one
afternoon a week and turn their
hands to making garments that
perhaps will save a man from
freezing to death while he stands
a twenty-four watch in Iceland.
The work we do is not spec
tacular," said Mrs. Navarro, "but
it is just as necessary as bombing
a Jap carrier, and the sooner the
women realize it the sooner we
will have willing hands to do the
unsung work of women of the
home front" Tuesdays and FRI
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of ex-
pressing our heartfelt apprecia-
ton to the many friends who
were so kind and considerable to
us after the death of our loved
one, Raymond Bethencourt. We
especially thank those who con-
tributed floral offerings. and to
those who donated the use oil
their cars for the funeral. We
assure one and all that then
many kind deeds will always be
remembered.
BETHENCOURT FAMILY.
jun29- II
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A MISUNDERSTANDING

SALEM, Ore.-Loading his
household goods on a sdrive-it-
yourself truck, Ray Better cart
ed them to his new home, $50
miles away in klamath Falls. Ar
irving exhausted, he hired two
men to unload the truck while he
went to bed IN hotel The men
misunderstood Betzer's instruc-
tons and, instead of unloading
the truck, drove it and the furni-
ture all the way back to Salem.
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days from 2 o'clock to $50 the
workrooms are open and we MUST
have workers. Make up a driv-
ing squad, a sewing circle, any
thing, as long as you do some
thing. Don't just sit and complain
about the heat. 1t is hot in Italy,
too!
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l. A small island. zboar LID
miles southwest Of Mallz. IN the
MeuiterraneaR 49,
2 In 1871
8. Submarine
Szxiazes s. =
are supposed TO preveaf an II
crease IA rial nriceS AK -
VIding an IEcSEfIFe 2 IT,
,rndtr~ftor
5. About 1900 day
6. Earlier efforts were decIsred
unconstitutional buf tn len
amendment made possible tae
1913 income tax IaE-
Z. Board Of Economic Welfz-e.
headed by Vice President VA
lace.
g. A synthetic drug. used %
combat malaria
9. About $50.
10. II Gen. Jacob Z DeverS
commands the United States
forces IN the European Theatre q
Operations
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No Time killer

Il just dropped in to kill time, /"
said the neighborhood bore to
Mr.. Busiman.
Well, you can drop right out
again. said Busiman. as we need
all the time we've got around
here"
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Temperature data for the "A
hours ending $50 a. m, April %,
l943. as reported by the u. s
Weather Bureau:
HiohoS4 Touya~f
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CLEVELAND--FIfty-four bE1zi-
ness blocks IN Little Rock. AFk
have been rat-proofed-
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DREssMAKING

MACHINE MADE Buttonholes
and Hand Made Baby Dresses
by Mrs. c. E. Hedges. 913
White Street. iun26-6tx
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Dewey tells the West to eat lit
tie pigs, give New York feed.
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TOP SALARIES PAID for Day
and Night Mattresses. Side
walk Cafe. jan14-tf
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BEAUTICIAN, full or part time.
Good salary and commission.
Apply $50 Fleming. jun29- st
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Tomorrcw's TIDES
Naval Basel
High Tide Low Tide
COB am 2.16 am
1896 pm 400 pm
FORECAST
Key West and Vicinity: Scat
tered showers and thunderstorms
this afternoon and tonight; sea
sonable temperatures.
. Florida: Scattered thunder
showers this afternoon: scattered
showers and thunderstorms IN
extreme south and extreme
northwest portions TINS afternoon
and tonight.
Hatteras. N G, to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been IS
sued.
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Place in war for younger girls
is urged to curb delinquency.
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HELP WANTED, white or color
ed, male or female. No ex-
perience necessary. Apply CO.
lumbia Laundry. may31-tf
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VI 1psT

WILL PERSON TAKING lady's
Whittneur Watch from bath
house at South Beach phone
366-M. Mrs. Oliver june -3tx
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19-FT. Commercially Registered
Fishing Boat. Completely over
hauled. Excellent condition
1914 Eaton ST., after 5.
iun28 3tx
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FOR RENT

LARGE ROOM for three per
sons. White House, 227 DuvaIs
Street. june -2tx
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
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FOR SALE Electric pump and
water tank. Call at 312 Will
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LADY'S BIKE. good condition.
new tires. 100 Simonton after
4 D. m. Randall, 58l. Dornni-
tory. juno tx
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DIES MONIES TRAILER, AZ
Model, 81 #. Never been used.
Price $3.50 cash. Mccarthy,
632 william Street. jun25 dix
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l. A small island sbour Id
miles southwest Of MalLs. IN the
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DINETTE SET and RADIO. 913
Georgia Street. jun5-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-23

Our bomber> have certainly been
giving that Italian boot the hot foot.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-23

TWO NICE GIRLS y,
watrc.sc al Hotel Sdudgm .'t
North William street. Good .',N.'.
board and tips Experience "..
necessary Apply III rcF-,@ a..
once. ..-h'
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81 ESl KIrrIDN RATES

Entered 81 TIE post office m ilr.nar,
son. {. a. >rr.u: .',I-> uLI mti'r
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YOU Will. ALWAYS i.,rE Nl.k
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Modern service. experienced ''-
orators. Phone 200 lot Iri .'I-
mcnt. !iriGGvrs Beauty Shop. '."
pHrker'S Drug Store. ~
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GOOD USED CARS At REASON
able prices. y lUOl; here viii c'".
vince you that these cars I''
priced to move. fords--PIywou'h'
-ChcvrolctS. lg3iS TO w." >,
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OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION ,IA.
lun. cars washed lUn'..'rt
polished. batteries reCharEcd. GuIt
gas and oils. l.. T.. Hams IH"f
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3 Qlocken4chldege
ober: 9as gebeimuis BON Gosp Dell


tater Der Mrmen unb als 8eihiiBe1
oes perlaiienenen @aiienfnaben elm
oeoenf fein, gndoiger Serr! gei6ts
miro Die grinnerung an oas biele @11
te, uofrii mein Sera sic iesnet, aus
meinem @eod6tniiie perordngen ton
men,"
~Sab' Danf fir oieies Bort, meir
Sunge"
Ser franfe @reis ienfte fem fab
Les Saupt( uno &obert fiiblte, oaf
5tpet Trdnen auf feline Sano nieoer
fielen.
l1no mieoer berridte unbeimli6'
Stiae in Dem @ema6e. @n6li6 brad
Der 5efretdr bas Sdmeisen NIT oel
Grage:
~8as fann i9 tun, Inn Sbnen mel
ne unbegren5te 2iebe au betpeiien g
~8enn mild bie @elt berurteiler
miro, Damn iouit ou mild berteibigen
&obert. 8iuit ou meinen @uni6 er
fiiuen?"
~SSa, sndoiger Serr, 10 gut i6 es
nur INNER bermag."
SOU fennit oen aIten Spru6"
fubr Ser S6lobberr fort: ,,Mdtune
lit Ser 2iebe @runotein." Nun lit mi,
freili9 meine Sodter goitb nit glei
der 2iebe 5ugetan, tpie id ibr. 8irf
es aber ibre iduloloie, finolide 5eeI!
faiien tonnen, 6aB ibr beiBgeliebtel
Batter elm ibrer @dtung untpiiroigel
gerbre6er ilt? 8iro ite nibt erf9rof
fen meme 9eabe flieben? 8iro ibl
Wuno ie tpieber oas @ort ,,8ater',
fliiitern? 8ir6 tie iid nidt nit ab
i9eu bon mir tpenoen? - Sbr bol
aaem muB oesbalb meine Sdulo ber
bergen bleiben; borit ou, 3obert
Sd f0nnte lire troitlide 9adbe MIDI.
miiien, nod lire 8eradtung ertra
gen. Salte ibr meine S6anoe fern
8iait bu?"
sd beripre6e es."
uBillit bu Die les Beripre9en -
ad, es lit ni9t MiBtrauen, lieber @o
bert, aber mein gaterbera brdnet fiji,
Die 2iebe meines @inoes - tpinit 81
ni6t in oieiem Nusnabmsfane oeir
8eripreden NIT einem gioe befrGf
tigen?"
u&ann Sbnen pirflid MIR cir
S6pur geniigen9' enteegnete Blunt
"gur er allein. S9 beibm0re bid
erfiille bieie 8itte. Mit bieiem @ib'
fannIt bu ale meine @obltaten beim
5ablen."
BLUNT iaB nit geidlofenen guger
resungslos ieinem Serrn gegeniiber
Der i'm NIT atemloier Ineit beobad
tete.
Sm &amine iant Die @lut nod tie
fer, uno on Sen 5enitern riittelte Del
@ino.
gn6li9 iprad Der iunee Manr
langiam uno bernebmli9:
sd i6n6re es."
~@ott belfe Dir beinen GID erfiil
len! - Sest aber LAB mid anein. Sd
fann Dir feline meiteren Mitteilunger
MAIDEN. oenn al9 sir muB mein Ser
breben Elm @ebeimnis bleiben."
Gin @ebeimnis" rief Blunt ent
tauidt aus.
"Sa, &obert; tuiiie - es lit oa'
~ IL - nm
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6. iSortietuna)

Damn abermals anbub: SOU Dunoer1t
oid, obert? 60 tpiiie Damn, bab ar
meine Sabe, n1ein 2eben unb ieber
Eropfen meines 8lutes BEN Mrmen
seboren. 1eber mein 8erm0gen lit
bereits berfiigt Wein 2eib itnft balh
in Die @rube - oann baben iie alles,
mas id ibnen ifuloig bin. 8iro es
aber senitgen? @eroe id beiteben Dor
Dem itrengen uno unerbittli6en &i9-
ter9 Md, id fiirdte, i6 babe nidt
BEN bunoertIten Sell geliibnt."
gon Der @robe Ieines Seelen-
ihmer5es iiberpdltist, 1ieB Ser &rante
iein Saupt auf ieinen Mrm nieoer.
sleiten, Der auf Der Seitenlebne iei-
nes Stubles lag. Blunt aber trat,
na6oem er cine furae Weile eri9rode-
men Sauptes oieien Musbru6 bon
9felle beobadtet bate, ndber an Sen
SaloBberrn beran uno iagte:
-. ~Sie laiien midi p0llig i'm Dun-
tel, gnaoiger Serr! Sd peritebe ni6t,
BON tpeldem gfi9ter sic ipreden."
Oa ri6tete iid plobli9 Der @reis
auf. umfaBte NIT bebenoen SGnoen
ben Irm oes 5efretdrs uno iaste nit
lbumpfer Stimme: sos @etpiilen,
oos @etpiiien!"
.. S6aurige Stile berridte cine flei=
ne Beile,: Damn begann Der &ranfe
fait fliiiterno:
,9fobert Blunt, mas i9 Dir iest Of.
fenbaren Deroe, iouit on ins snnerite
oeines SCREENS berienfen. Sd fiible,
oaB id balb iterben tperoe, uno fann
nibt aus Der @elt ibeioen, obne lpe-
nigitens teilpeiie mein @etpiiien ent=
laitet gu baben. go bore oenn!
SD beging bor Sabren cine idtpe=
re Siinbe = gleiboiel, tpel6e -
aber tie NOR 5ermalmeno i6per. sic
NOR mir cine unablaiiige. qualpone
Softer. Sic ftabl mir bie 2iebe meines
Beibes, bernidtete bas @liif meiner
Eodter, ben Srobiinn ibrer finoliden
Sugeno uno parf ibre ounfeln S6at=
ten auf ale, tpelde ientals NIT mir in
9eriibrung traten. Weine Strafe lit
idtper uno fiir6terlid, aber Tie lit
gerebt, uno ib babe lie peroient. 8on
oenen aber, Die our9 meine S6uIo
leioen, muB id ben Slu6 ab5utpen-
ben iuden, 10 gut i6 es bermag; NIT
angitlider Sorgfalt peripabre i9 oes-
balb oas @ebeimnis meines 8erbre=
dens in Der idulobetpuBten 8ruit.
CRIT uenn id tot bin, tpiro es gu Ea=
se fommen. @uBer bir miro aber ME-
mano auf ser gan5en 8elt tpiiie,,
wie idtper idb gelitten uno eebiiBt b.
be. Du alein, mein Sobn, ou tpeiBt
oarum, oenn ou liebit es ia tGgli9."
ct legte feline abgeaebrte &ano auf
@oberts Irm uno iab ibm fori9enb
ins @eii9t.
"Sie baben pabrbaftis geIitten,
pie nur elm Nenid lei6en fann, snG-
bigger Serr", iagte Blunt nit tief
empfunoenem Mitleib.
"Sa, ia, on marit au' Die langen
Gage UNI mid unO iebr oft audi BEL
Na6t. Du bait ben 5hrei meines
gemarterten Seraens oft genug ner-
nommen. Du tpenisitens, ou tpirit
nidt all5u idlimm bon mir 6enten,
nenn aud Die Belt mid nerbammt" 1.
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@itttpod, ben 15. 0e3ember 1943


er fid nm lno fdaute 6em Sefretdr
NIT fali1em 2ddeln ms @elidbt. ,.Sa-
ben sic idon einmal oabon geb0rt2"
i frug er bobniif.
Blunt tpar auf feiner Sut uno UNI
|ging Die Mnttport bur1 oie @egen-
frage: ,,@ie fagten Sic, oaB oas @e-
oidt biebe?"
,,4ampf uno Mrbeit.''
.Mb, bas lit ia bas n6mlide sc.
oidt, BON Dem man fiir5Iid beim
Sriibitiid geiproden bat 1no beiien
@erfaiier bierber fobben foIlte."
l1no nit pradtig geipieltem gr.
italtnen trat er gan5 nabe an Mor-
oaunt beran.
uSa, es lit basielbe", ertpioerte Die
Ter IN bdmiidem Eone.
Damn iino sic ia in Der Tat eliid-
lid gu preiien, 1nein &err", fubr ser
Sefretdr fort,~ Sic baben fid ba Ell
men Sbab 5u beridaffen eetpubt nm
tpelden iamtli6e SdloBbeipobner
sic beneioen perben."
~Sa, aller6ines; 6as grempIar,
peldes id beiibe, muB ireenb eir,em
unieligen @erieibn,ieoe in bie Sdnoe
sefallen iein; oenn es iit eana ab.
i6euIib 5ugeridtet."
~@ie fo2"
.,gr bat oas leere umidIagbIatt 5u
elmer ientimentalen @efiiblsergieBung
benutt"
Granf Morbaunt lebnte ii9 BEL oie=
len 8orten nit idauenoem @eI6bter
in ieinen Stltbl 5uriid.
~Darf i6 es ieben9" frug Blunt,
iheinbar boQie arelos.
~@emib, bier Ieien Sie ielbit."
Ser Sefretdr nabm bic 8roi9iire
rno~Ias NIT duBerlider @ube, obidon
ibn bic slufreguns faft gu eritiden
orobte, iene 8orte, bic urfpriinslib
nur fit oas Obr elmer @inoigen be-
itimmt tparen, laut un6 oeutli9 ab.
Nadoem er geen6et batte, frug er
5iemlid berd6tlid): ,,Bas ion benn
bieie 8erieitiimperei ausbriiden2'
uDie @efiibIe zines poetiiden Ser.
5ens", anttportete Worbaunt NIT lau-
ernbem Blid.
Scum, Damn fin6e i9 tpeoer @efib-
le nod Boeiie oarin ausgebriidt. Ober
ionten sic ielbit ettpa Der l1rbeber
oieies miBIungenen grguiies fein9
Sd balte es 5tuar nibt fir m0elih,
oo6 -"
SD? Nein, tpabrlib 1tidt!" rief
Woroaunt in b0diter @ertpun6errne
aus.
: ,,l1m 10 beiier fir @ie", ertpiberte
Blunt iarfaitiid. uSeber Menf9 bat
feline Sdmade, rn6 10 fann es ia
lpobl borfommen, baB elm ionit gana
proiaiider Mann cine oibteriihe Mn<
tpanblung 5l1 beripiiren meint uno
Damn Die Eorbeit begebt, idledte Ser
ie gu MAIDEN. Sd erlaube mir ulio,
Sbnen au raten, baB sic oieie Berie
auf Dem Dedblatta 6es @eoidtes
idle1lnigit entfernen, ionit f6nnten
sic fi6 nod bem Beroadte ausieten,
Ser urbeber berielben 5ll iein."
2abeno berbeuete fi9 Blunt ,,no
berlieb bic 8ibltotbef.
Moroaunt faB cine @eile regl1nes-
Ins off fpinpm Gihp Sic mi1erfnrez
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Dbio @aiienfrenaS

an ieiner grinnernng boriiber. 81
nabe iDie bellte mar er ienem bent
nnroigen @ebeimnis nod nien1aIs ge
fomn1en, nno bod mars ibm aud
iett, einem @eipenite gIeid, i'm, Iet
ten Noment entidliipft, uno er tpuB
t. neniger oapon, oenn ie. Ser 5dIob,
berr batte bon elmer Shulo aeger
Die armen seipro9en unb oie Mb
| libt fnnogegeben, our 5iibne bieie,
lSbulo fein gan5es 8ermogen au op
fern.
@leibnobl bate BLUNT aenntnis
bon einem Eeitament, tpeIdes oe1
&ranfe eigenbdnoig geidrieben, ir
4npeienbeit ieines SefretGrs perfie
gelt uno Damn in ieinem G6reibtiId
binterlegt batte. 2aut oieier Iebttpilli
gen gerfiigung mar goitb, oie Sod
ter aus Siamortbs eriter gbe, at,
lniberialerbin ieines ganaen, unge
beuren germogens ernann moroen.
Solte ourb lie oas Berbre1en ge
liiibnt unb oas @elb Sen Mrnen ge
i6enft tperoen? 8ie nar oas mog
lid? - 2ange irrte Der S6arflinr
bes 5efretdrs in leren Germutunger
umber, obne irgenb cine befrieoigenbt
2oinng bes &dtiels at finben. Wit lei
fem 5liigelidlag enteilten Die Stun
BEN, uno Die 8etpobner oes S9loHes
lagen bereits in tiefem Sdlafe. BLUNT
aber batte nod INNER fein sluee &C.
| iGlolien; feline erbitte Bbantaiie ers
mattete erit gegen Morgen 1nb g0nnte
linn einige Stunoen l1nerquidliber
Sblafes. -
Mls er iib oann na6 Dem Sriibitiid
in Die eigentlide 8ibliotbet begab, mar
er nidt tpenig erltaunt, 5ranf Mor.
oaunt BORT gu finoen, Der bebaglid
in einem Sdaufelitlble iab uno mil
Dem 2eien elmer 8rolbiire bei6dftig1
mar. Muf ben eriten glif erfannte
Blunt, oaB bieie 8roi6iire elm @rems
plar ienes @eri6tes lei, tpeldes @oitE
bon linn erbalten bate.
SoIlte Sranf Morbaunt 6as @e6i91
bon goitb ielbit befommen baben? -
Dieie Srage 5udte uie Elm 8Iis burd
Die Seele 8lunts, aber fofort bernein.
tr er audi bieielbe. @abri9einli6 bot.
te Worbaunt elm anberes @ren1plar
| iid beridafft, meil bie @nfunft bes
Di6ters in naber Iusiiht itanb.
Sour miibiam feline Mufregung be.
berribenb, i6ritt er in bie Meitte bes
5aales unb iaete iebr boflid: uSd
bite INN Ber5eibung tpenn t9 itore;
aber Jrdulein gbitb bat midi bierber
geididt, Inn ibr Elm 8ud aus5utpab'
len."
@r ging an Morbaunt boriiber unb
beeann bt9t binter 6eiien g2iden I'm.
ter Ben aufgeitellten 8iidern nadal1'
ieben.
Isle it0ren MIDI our6aus niht"
antmortete Sranf, itredte gdbnent
beioe Irme iiber ieinen &opf unb bieli
babel oas @ebi9t in bic &6be, gleih.
Ium als tpolIte er abiibtli9 8lunts
s(ufmerfiamfeit auf basielbe lenfen
l1n6 in Der Sat tparf 6ieier einen ra'
iden SeitenbIid auf oie 8rof9ure
uno erfannte iofort @oitbs >gremplar
8ie tpar aber oasielbe in Moroaunts
ScinAp npfnmn1pr, 9 - 0I1tr1f hnftf
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3ebntes aapitel
Mls Der Sefretdr fiir Die Nadt fid
nerabidie6et bate un6 IN iein 3irn-
mer gefomn,en mar, aogen bic gr-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-10
Social and Personal
Cd ST. PAUL On

Miss Marian Anderson, world famed contrato was the
guest of Rev and Mrs B. N Moore 566 W. Central Ave. St.
Paul. after her final appearance with the Minneapolis SYM
phony orchestra at Norhrop auditorium Saturday Dec
At the request of Miss Andrson manager the guests
limited to few including Messrs. Jofre Miss Andersons