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and my voice gone My too bandaged to hear
what they were talking about the j."
Finally the day when they take the bandages from
his face He hopeful because guy looked pretty good
when they took his ohey give him haircut and his face
looks all smooth and pink like a babys...."
brings him pocket mirror and his heart hits bot
tom oh what sght he says seeing the scabs and strips
of dead skin I'll 60 out with girl againI
won't go with me"
Whenever the ask about going home, the is
always, SoonsOOn But day fellow brings up Of
undrs blues and shoes and socks for each and two days later
at night Wolf hafcaied walks down the steps where an
ambulance waits TO take them to the docks II March
An army captain says, Wolf you're lucky fellow! We
Tipped hadolar you many day"and he points to
wooden coffin in the yard. That he adds was yours
Except for ferr from Wisconsin as
good as new now year and months his ship
went down.
Because the name Of that cutter the U Alexander
Hamilton-he first American fighting vessel sunk in the
Atlantic after the declaration Of warl
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standing before him Army surgeon named
Gehnger The says low voice. They've assigned
TO tough job son. but we Il make it,.
Somehow the words give the boy courage to go
The surgeon begins cutting shreds of skin off VOLTS
and face with pair of scissors To the kid his
horrible sight-lke a Frankenstein monster"
Later Wolf and two mates Lansing and Vance moved
from the ward separate Then they really start to
work guyssprayng annic acid argyrol in the eyes
special bandages backs wet dressings of suphanmide
and tents with light inside because they don't want
blankets To touch
We get a private too We get know her by
her voice As the swelling down she says to me- Here
thought You were great big man and you turn out to be
little shrimpr She was all right go"
Because Of his scorohed lips and the in his mouth
Wolf liquid diet and his weight drops from las
TO 11G pounds, \-N
Slowly gets better though and visitors arrve-the Of
fcers and from his ship T get damned mad because
they only stop by for second You know couldn't
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BACK F.ONl HE'LL ... EBv Bzssyis JeuHsims .yg.
Hurt on First u 6.
Worship Sunk He's
Good as New Today
take over the crippled ship.

IN the fourth day seagong tug came out of Iceland to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-04
Rough Riders
Lose Contest

In see-saw game which was
climaXed by an Inflated rally, Alum.
nj defeated Roosevelt 81 to 90 Fri
day night at the Normal College
gymnasium
In the first quarter the varsity
got off TO a five 10 two lead. Alumni
then gathered momentum and came
within one point of tying Roosevelt
at half time. The Grads" took up
where they left off in the first half
and went our TO a 10 TO 70 lead at
the end OF the third quarter. The
Purple and Gray here put on a
belated rally when Bob Geddes
sank two baskets and Bob Moor
man one 10 give the Rough Riders
is points. LeMar Miller. 1913
graduate. sank the deciding basket
to give Alumni 2l. Geddes made it
90 for Roosevelt little later when
he sank his third basket OF the
period just at the end OF the game
Bob Geddes was high point man
of the game with 8 points while
Stribley. Squires and skinner each
had four for Alumni.
The Varsity Reserves defeated
the Freshmen % to IL in the pre-.
Iiminary game. Southwell led the
victors with 10 and Drew had s
points for the losers.
Summary.
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Wrestlers
Knocked Out

4 double Knockout was the eli
max to an exciting night of wrest.
ling at the Local 50 Hall Friday.
While frankie Hart and Rene
LaBelle were using feet first div
ing tactics on each other their
heads collided and both we're out
for the count. Neither wrestler
was able TO return to the ring so
Hart was awarded the match as he
had won the first fall in Is minutes.
only one match OF the evening
went the full length when frankie
clemens pinned Leo Jensen two
out OF three falls. Clemens won
the first in 20 minutes and the last
in is. Jensen took the second In
one half minute as he rushed into
the ring and Immediately threw
his opponent.
Dale Haddock. well known to
local fans. so incapacitated johnny
Silyy. a newcomer, that he was
unable to return for their final
bout Silvy had taken the first
fall but after nine gruelling min
utes in the second round he was
unable TO reappear and Haddock
was awarded the match.
A card has been arranged for
Friday, December 10 1t will con-
sist OF Rubi VS.. Chaundy, ,Haddock
VS.. Clemens. and Klein vs.. Cornell.
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Sorrow Comes to
Couple in Chelsea

Chelsea. Mich, Dec. sorrow
came TO Mr.. and Mrs, {. II. Swick.
erath, this village, in the form OF
War Department telegram inform
ing them that their son, First 1t
Carl Henry Swickerath, had been
killed in action with the Fifth
Army In Italy. Besides his par
ents, he is survived by one broth
pr. Vincent, Ann Arbor.
Indicted into the Army, April, 8,
1871, 1t. Swickerath first served
with the Army Air Force medical
corps at Camp Grant. H.. and at
Middletown, Pa. Accepted for Off
GERS tr ming course, he received
his second leutenancy in July OF
1912, at Fort Benning, Ga. He was
promoted to first lieutenant in Sep
TENDER OF 1912. when stationed at
Camp Gordon, Ga. 1t Swickerath
also served at Fort Dix. y. j., be
fore going TO Italy.
\ graduate OF st. Mary's Catholic
High School, Chelsea. in 1885, and
Chelsea High School in 1887, 1t.
Swickerath worked as an appren-
tice in an optical firm in Denver
colo. before his induction.
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Maybe not, but you're getting
loveher every day. and Adam
North thinks you're a mighty i'm
portant cog in the factory machin-
cry, so"
That's just it," said Ruth Bit
terly HE thinks of me as a ma
chine, not a flesh and blood wom-
an"
You're not woman-you're a
girl, and a darned sweet one" Jack
stopped the car and slipped his arm
around Ruth's shoulders. How
ever, what | mean is that one OF
these days Adams apt to look up
and say, Gosh, has this lovely girl
been working here with me all the
time? p And then he'll ask you to
marry him"
Not Adam" said Ruth. But
about u.s. she went on. Ever since
that awful note was dropped in the
factory yard I've thought about the
women and children-and how ter
rible it would be Tiff they were
killed or mutilated. And it's just
not right, Jack, for people to mar
ry and-and have children. It's no
sort OF world to bring them into,
and you know it."
Maybe you're right said Jack.
But what are folks supposed to do
just stop marrying and having
families
Maybe" answered Ruth. ANY
way. l don't think any more people
should be born into the world until
those already in it learn how to
manage things better than they
have been managing them. One war
after another - shooting - bomb
ing" She put her hands over her
face and shuddered. What is going
to come out OF it all, Jack?"
II don't know, honey" Jack said,
but certainly something worth
while. All the old world is going
through is bound to result in some
thing good. Lord knows it couldn't
result in anything worse. And
reckon things always take a turn
for the better sooner or later" He
drew Ruth's head down to his
shoulder, kissed her cheek. Don't
let it get you down. sweetheart. :"
He tried to smile and be bit fun
ny. "One thing you can count on
the war is booked to end pretty
soon after I get into it,
Ruth Strengthened up. Give me
your handkerchief" she said, and
helped herself to the one in Jacks
breast pocket. Thanks" she said
as she dried her eyes. You are a
comfort. And l should be comfort
ing you, not you me. After all, ats
you who may have to go, not l."
80 what? Staying behind and
, working in A factory is no cinch."
, But I'd rather be working there
! than Just sitting around home
/ said Ruth.
, "Sure. Nothing like being occu-
pied - since time passes a lot
: quicker"
Ito BE ContinUcdD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-04
DEVILS PLAYGROUND

BOSTON ms Evangelist vii
liam r. Henderson finds historic
Boston Common the devils play
ground Tragedy stalks there, he
reported to the Eyangelistic As
ISOLATION of New England. Hender-
son. a top sergeant in the last
war patrols the Common for near
by Park Street Church, under the
auspices OF the Evangelical As
ISOLATION In his report the evan.
Gelist said he was approached by
seven women in two hours and
saw hundreds of 'teen-age girls
starting for trouble.
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Y.HS .. CaSerS Bow To BIRMINGHAM
Two Purple, Gold Rallies
Fail to Result i'm Victory

Opening their 194S-l94 basket.
ball season Npsilanti High School
fell to a 40 to 80 defeat at the
hands of Birmingham Friday night
at the local gymnasium.
Two Purple and Gold rallies
failed to materialize. After Biz
mingham had built up 70 TO II
lead midway in the second quarter
Bower, Wickcrham. and Olsen
came through with field goals to
make Ypsilanti only two points
behind at the intermIssion. Bir-
mingham then spurted far ahead
IN the third quarter and when the
fourth period started they had a
90 TO "a lead. In the final frame
Bill Olsen led off with a basket
for the Braves which put them
within three points OF the Maroon
clad quintet. Mcdonald then made
it 81 for Birmingham with bas-
ket. Jim Burrell followed this up
with a goal and that made il 81 To
Is in Birmingham favor The
Ypsilanti rally here died and bas-
kets by Boomer. Larson and Nc
Donald put the game on ice for the
visitors Ypsilanti led only once
during the game and that was soon
after the start when they jumped
out to 9 to lead.
Little led the Birmingham scor-
ing with IL points and he was IN
doubtedly the outstanding player
on the floor. Boomer and Larson
each had .. also for the visitors.
jim Miller was high point man for
the Braves with three baskets and
a free throw for seven counters.
Bob Bower and Ralph Bulls, who
each had four points. played a cool
as gressiye game for Ypsilanti.
In the preliminary game the Biz
mingham Reserves won over the
Ypsilanti second team IS to -.
Malcome was high for the Maroons
with 9 points while Helvey led the
Braves with 4.
The Ypsi squad will travel 10
Wayne next Friday. December To-
Two games will be played, the frs,
starting at : o'clock.
Summary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-04
Rolling, Rams
CHAPTER TWENTY

BILL WASN'T the only person
who would like to have seen Adam
North cast opposite someone other
than Susan. Jack Vinton felt the
same way about it - only he
wouldn't have wanted him cast OPP
posite Ruth Moorehousc. His idea
OF perfect casting would be Brenda
in Susan's role, and Adam North
cast just as he was now-in the
masculine lead. 1t would have been
an ideal arrangement, he thought.
Once Adam started rehearsing
those love scenes with Brenda
Leigh, he would realize how pleas
ant it was to kiss her, hold her in
his arms. and probably out of the
play would come real romance.
Then he could stop worrying about
Ruth and Adam, could get rid OF
those gnawing little worries that
had to do with the possibility OF
Ruth eventually becoming Adam s
wife-maybc after he had gone off
to war, and Adam was left behind
TO see Ruth day in and day out.
Ruth was sweet and appealing
and Adam couldn't go on forever
being blind to that fact. Besides,
Ruth was making herself indispen-
sable to him, was learning the fac
tory business from A to z. Maybe
Adam would end up marrying her
because he couldn't get along with
out her. Then where will l be ?"
Jack unused unhappily.
He was thinking along those
lines that evening as he took Ruth
home after the rehearsal.
why so silent?" Ruth asked
suddenly.
Thinking" said Jack. And
don't you have any doubts about
my having a lot to think about"
1T haven't" said Ruth gently, as
she laid her hand on Jacks where
it held the wheel OF his car. What
with things as they are at the fac
tory. and your being called any
day."
That's not ALL" said Jack.
what else ,"
-You-and Adam-and me-"
"Oh!" said Ruth.
"Why so silent?" said Jack
when they had driven some dis
lance without speaking.
Thinking" answered Ruth
"And you're not the only one who
has a lot to think about" Sh'
slumped down in the scat. "Of al
the silly casting ideas, Mrs. Platt!
certainly got them. She might a!
well throw Adam at Susan Pottei
/ and be done with it,"
"Umhum." said Jack. And may
be l don't live right. Anyway, M
prayers 20 Unanswered"
What prayers?"
Those about Adam and Brenda
II prayers were answered properly
Brenda would have been given tn
role Susan Potter has, and then
Don't be silly. Brenda goes Il
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ror writing and directing, not act
ing"
Just the same" said Jack,
shes the girl Adam ought to be
rehearsing love scenes with, and
not Susan He shook his head
slowly. "Only l must admit he
takes to the part like a duck to
water. Heaven knows whatll hap
pen when we really get down to
business - and rehearse without
holding our parts in one hand. l
only wish you and I had some
scenes like those Adam and Susan
have"
I'VE couldn't, being cast as
brother and sister"
That's what / mean I wish we
weren't cast in parts like those"
Jack steered the car off the wide
street they were traversing and
turned into one that was little more
than lane. we scrap enough in
real life without having to do it as
brother and sister on the stage"
"Wherere you going ?" Ruth
asked.
Just taking you for little ex-
ira ride" he replied. you know
the longest way around being the
shortest way home, or however ii
goes
Ruth said nothing for moment
Jack" she began, when the car
was rolling along a country road
i've been doing lot Of thinking
here OF late"
who HASN'T"
II mean about us-and the war
It's no time to get married-witt
things as they are. know perfect
ly well you'll get around to the sub
iect as soon as you can get me ou'
TO your favorite spot for proposing
and I want to forestall you"
ANY time Is the time to ge
married" said Jack, "if two people
love each other-and were mean
to be married rom the beginning
OF time"
IT don't think so. And since tina
scare we had at the factory, In
sure we ought to wait--that is, /
we do marry"
How long?"
Until the war IL over - ant
things get back to normal"
THAT may be for years
ct know it."
Now listen, Ruth, Il 90.
mo, let me talk, Jack" the cir
cut in. 1T hate TO have you go of
YOU know that-but Id rather yo
went free OF any membranes"
Meaning just what?"
Meaning a wife"
Jack grinned. "Incumbrance Is
new name for a mans wife" h
said. Then, seriously, I'D rather e
away knowing you'd promised I
love me until death did part-eve
IL it did part us-than to leave 20
free to forget about me and MARI
someone else"
Nobody else wants to MARI
me-"
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Bowling Scores

RIVERSIDE FIR. HOUSE LEAGUE
Mass. Mutual
Pearson $40, Waiting 423. Besole
as, Wallace sol, Williamson 400.
Handicap 90. Totals -795, SIS, 900,
2657.
cliffs
Schreiner 422. Ring 553, Samon-
elk $50 Farmer SOL. II Schwall
52i. Totals-S56, 9l3, S3l, 1900.
Grouse
Baldwin 473. Hurdley 35i, Jack
son AZ, X. Miller $50. Grouse ii9
Handicap So. Totals 7io 720, 729.
2225.
Sinkule
Parker 4S9, Blaha 462. Raab 372.
Nord Al Schrepper SIP. Totals
1853, 7S9, 6S7, 1929.
Denton Desmons
+. Connolly AS, F. Horton as
r. Schoefield $40. X. McKinstry
ass, r. Connolly 513. Totals-S34
SIS, 1852. 2i69.
McEnnan
McEnnan 333. Baer So. Mit,eu-
dorf ~, Lahti IA, Wells 397. To
tails SIS, 1871, S29. 226t.
Trojan
G. Miller 1875. F. Pummer $50.
y. Smith 465. g. Wheelock t5S, J.
Hardin sos. Totals 751, al, 755,
2247.
NYC No. 5
L. Merritt 3IS. w. Fem $50. \
st. John 42f W. Shuttle, Sr, 6l6
F. Bride 81. Handicap 80. To
tails $40, 769, $50, PAS.
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WHAT NEXT?

DES MONIES, Ia.-INS- Chief
Counsel Donald Holdoegel of the
Des Moines district Office of Price
Administration disclosed Friday
that child delinquency also is a
problem OF the rationing agency.
He explained that the OPA's chief
difficulty with children involves
gasoline coupons. THE kids he
said, "steal coupons from parents
or oIt of automobiles and films
stations and either sell them for
% cents or so, or use them for
running around at night"
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Sports Roundup

Detroit Mich University Deros eorganzed basketball team
its Friday night with surprisingly isS
victory Procurement Hacket Field House
Swimming of the Amateur Athletic Union
AAU indoor swimming and diving
championship awarded the University of Michigan at
previous Michigan and Great Lakes
Training
Minneapolis AP The basketball game between St Thomas OF 81
tonight cancelled
players ill with colds Min
another for its seasons
YorkUnabe to buy sell trade General Manager Jack lei
of home Friday night from the
baseball teller will at Briggs Stadium until
Tuesday Worth spend the holidays
with his family
New Nork-Wiiam baseball for life
NJ Lands that he bet on bal
games high commissioner
the Of the joint session OF the major
eagu Friday today hearing
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Replacement Needed
in Health Department
By STANLEY

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 4-Dr.
Otto X. Engelke, county health
director, is looking for a staff re-
placement.
DR.. Janice Rafuse, assistant di.
rector in charge of the Willow Run
area, has submitted her resigna-
tion to take similar work in Massa-
chusetts Department OF Health.
Dr. Engelke has added one pub
lie health nurse TO the staff, Mrs.
Agnes Stanley. She will work in
the housing center at Willow Run.
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WASHINGTON-AP- Manpow-
er Chairman Paul V. McNutt an
nounced Friday the West Coast
Plan" has cut the anticipated la
Dor requirements Of shipyards by
$1,000 workers and at the same
time has turned aircraft employ
ment upward after several months
OF serious decline.
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RICHMOND, Calif.-UP- Pro-
duction Of merchant ships and nav
al coryettes at four great Kaiser
shipyards here was curtsiled for
the second consecutive DAY Friday
as nearly 1000 machinists involved
in a union jurisdictional dispute
with operating engineers remained
away from their jobs.
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BERKELEY. Calf AP - 4
long. white rock" used as scour-
ing soap by workmen eXcayating
for a housing project at nearby
Millbrae is in reality the eight
foot tusk OF an elephant that died
some 100000 years ago. University
Of California scientists agree. The
find. they commented. ranks in i'm,
portance with that OF the famed
Lahrea fossil pits in Los Angeles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-04

Edison 429. f. Packard 453, NJ.
Blakemore 4S3, handicap 6; totals,
72l, 74S, 745, 2214.
Eagles No. 2
l.. Reynolds 4S9, b. McComb al,
Jones 46S, Simon 4S5, Baird 452;
totals, 704, AS. S56, 2305.
V. r. W.
Pierson 5l5,, Nolf 36S, Gillette
1903, Livingston $40. Messner AL;
totals, $50, $50. III, 2246.
Masons
Ring 391 Cromwell i69, Mongas
1853. Mott 1872, Whitcomb 459, han
dicap -; totals, 704, 744, 740, PISS.
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FRATE RNAL LEAGUE
Team Standipos


Moose No.
A. Morris $40 Beauchamp &6G.
Hathaway 36G Rhenehardt 4i9,
Holley 5l4: totals, 655, 1873, 672,
handicap IL; 207S.
Masons No. 2
Ring 465. Kerbyson @97. Richard
son 3Si. Fagin AZ, ManGus Sol;
totals. 635, SIS, 693 20li.
Moose No. 2
Bowden i2G. S Richards 40.
Boyle i9l Dundon 4l3. Harris $50;
totals, 1872, SIC. S24, 1912.
scovil's
Masters 395, w. Kelley 800. G..
Smith 206 Clayton Hopp 5lI. Char
les Hopp AS, handicap 1898; totals,
,2j, 7Ss, 80. 23O3.
Eagles No. I
r. Lore 46i. X Winkler 379, r.
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Eagles No.
r. Lore 464, X. Winkler 379, r
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fist beat the banquet table with &C.
static approval. The crowd yoo-hooed
its appreciation. Dan held up his
hand. II thought about it that night
when they pinned a medal on me for
being lucky" Dan said simply. II got
to thinking that wouldn't be stand
ing up before general if it hadn't been
for that guy. figured that he ought
to be standing there beside me be-
cause - because he was fighting the
war the hard way
THE lad has the gift of gab," Old
Pop whispered to the sales manager.
The hard way" Dan repeated
softly. Because he tried to enlist too.
An they wouldn't take him. An l
knew why. An l knew he was the
kind of guy that wouldn't go around
parading his alibi. An l thought -
a lot of swell people who don't know
the facts probably figured the guy was
sitting back, raking in the war dough,
while his pals were out there fighting"
Dear God" Lindi breathed softly.
"You all know the guy I'm talking
about" Dan said. HE isn't here now.
He's out doing the best job he can
for the war, while do all the talking
and get all the medals. His name is
Ken Ferris"
The asphalt was like shiny black
satin. The taxi slithered over it with
a comforting hiss.
''It was nice of you to break away
and take me home this way" Lindi
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said. Her head was twisted to watch
the silver drops beating against the
taxi window. Her voice dropped to
whisper hardly audible above the hiss
of the tires. you're real hero, Dan"
A brown paw covered the hand in
her lap. Listen, Lindi! If it was that
story Il mean | was glad. Ken's a
real hero, taking all that Raging,
and too proud to explain
lHE light from a neon sign caught
the white oval of Lindi's face
Il know how you feel about me,
Dan, even though l pretended l
didn't. And l know what really hap
pened to Ken's ear. The principle
back of it was the same, even though,
not knowing them, you had to make
up your own details. Ken was hurt
by a hay fork when he tried to save
another boy from falling down a
chute in a grain elevator Not, as
you know, that he ever used that as an
alibi - he wasn't the kind of guy to
think of an alibi. Maybe that's why
L love him so much"
Lindi, L"
please, Danp' The glare from a
street lamp picked up the stars in her
eyes. I'm no general. I can't give
you a medal. But I'd like to decorate
you for - for being the most gallant
man l know" Her slim arms went up
around his neck and she kissed him.
The End
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would be darn good time for me to
hit H. P. for raise to 60 into effect
after the war is over" he said, and the
gang roared their approval. When the
noise finally died away he went on:
Honestly. think Mr.. Beemer has
been too kind to me. He kept on call
ing me hero. l was just lucky, that's
all. As matter of fact, every guy in
that island that handled a gun was a
hero. l just happened to get the mdeal,
that's ALL
6UT just the same I'd like to speak
to you little about heroes. l know l
am no orator, but when a guy gets
out from behind press all of sudden
an finds himself in dirty hole in the
ground with lot of bugs, ants and
insects he never ran into before, with
the sweat oozing out of every pore,
he sort of gets a different way of
looking at things. He gets to thinking,
even when he's got a half load of ma
laria aboard an he knows the night
out there is filled with deadly little
yellow fanatics hiding in trees and
crawling on their bellies trying to get
a shot at his jackpot with a twenty
five caliber slug"
Dan stared down at them solemnly.
His old gang stared back, eager,
friendly.
''You take when | left the Beemer
Press to join the Marines" he told
them slowly. 81 felt l was a pretty
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tough sort of an hombre. But found
out what a lot of other guys found
out. found out that guy don't have
to be ashamed of being afraid"
He's trying to make me feel better,
Lindi whispered to herself. And he's
so wrong. Ken isn't a coward. He -
he -. Oh Dan!
81 was scared plenty" Dan was
saying now. 81 kept on being scared,