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&c resiti pogube - to je tip, XII
mu nj "a denar, - je odgovar-
jail ma vse Slimakove pomisleke.
Skrbno je zapahnil vrata in
odvedel prisleca V soho.
Ia okraj nj posebno va
rem in priznati moran, da smo
pri mas veliki strahopetci, - je
dejal Panoufle smeje
cato ia previdnost.
Pr teh besedah je Ramon ne
koliko prebledel, pa Sc je brz
obvladal in ostal vsaj ma zuna.j
miren.
Ozrl Sc je pc sobi in takoj Sc
mu je zazdelo, da tn nj posebno
varno. Dotaknil Sc je z roko
revolverja v zepu, da Sc prepri-
ca, da hi lahko vsak hip segel
pc MEM.
To razburjenje je bilo pa sa-
mo trenutno; mislec samo ma
vzrok svojega prihoda Sc nj
pray mic cudil veliki, slabo raz-
svetljeni in siror'aSno oprem-
ljeni sobi.
- Dovolite, gospod grof, -
je nadaljeval Panoufle V svoji
predmestni zgovornosti, - kaj-
tt zdi Sc mi, da ste grof, torej
dovolite mi, da YAM ponudim
stol.
Ramon je molce sedel ma
stol, XII mu ga je Panoufle &C.
remonijelno primaknil.
- Gospod grof, ali hi mi mo-
gil zdaj povedati, cemu smo Sc
morali vceraj in Sc moramo "a
hvaliti danes "a visoko cast, da
vas vidimo tn? - je vprasal
Panoufle.
- Bogata rodbina, XII bi rada
adoptirala otroka, - je odgo-
voril Ramon, - me je napro-
sila, maj il poiscem ~siroto, XII
nina ma svetu nikogar, da hi
"a MO skrbel.
- Toda, gospod grof, to je
vendar zelo lahko. V ulici Den
fert-Rochereau, V najdenisnici,
YAM pac ne DO tezko najti otro-
ka, kakrsnega boste hoteli. L.
bira je tam bogata.
To VEN, - je dejal Ra-
mon nekoliko zmeden pc tel
%enostavni razlagi, - toda il 60
tovih posebnih razlogov ...
- Ne vprasam vas pc razlo-
9Th, gospod grof, - je NADIA
ljeval Panoufle s sladkim gla-
som. - To je zelo enostavno,
cisto naravno Recimo, da
vas posebni razlogi silijo skle-
nit z Mani kupcijo. I'll razlogi
SO najbrz strogo zaupni -. to-
da V ten primeru bonn moral
nekOliko izpremeniti pOgoie ma
Sc kupcije. Recimo, da stanu-
jete V Boulogni ali 49, Knez-
.jem parku -.
Boulogne -. Knezji
park ...
- Da, to je samo domneva.
Pravim Boulogne, kajti has wee
raj, ko ste govorili tn z naso 60
spodinjo, ste omenili Boulogne.
Zaman :je skusal Ramon pre-
cinicnega moza. Panoufle
je nadaljeval:
- Zgodi Sc, da zacutite ne
kega dne pOtrebO OdkrlZatl sc
otroka -. Takih primerov je
ma svetu mnogo -. 1Zrocite
ga fantu, XII mu zaupate, ker
ste ga videli pri delu. Porecetej
mu: Evo, vzemi ga, napravi il
MEGA tolovaja, kakrsen sem
JAZZ, &c mores in znas, lahko ma
pravis il NIGGA tudi morilca.
- Tolovaja! je zamr-
mral Ramon in prebledel ko
lid.
Sal Sc vedno samo DOM
nevamo, gospod grof -. Po-
je-li, zacne cloveka peel
vest. Mracne misli mu role pc
CLAW Rad hi zopet nasel
otroka, XII Sc ga je bill odkri-
zal No torej, v tenn pri-
meru je seveda %pripravljen ma
najveejo zrtev, da potolazi
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je naprodaj - 8 sob, dive CARA
Ii; nahaja Sc blizu 40 ulice v
lepi, mirni okolici. Cena Sc,
Vprasajte pr Mr.. PETROVICH
253 E. Isl St., ali pa poklicite
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Mali oglasi
Zelirn

kupiti 1910 ali 1941 avto. Pla-
cam v gotovini. Poklicite HEnd.
3756.
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Zenska ali rnOski

dobi delo v gostilni "a ciscenje
prostorov. Dobra plaza. Vpra-
sa Sc pr KMETT MINT TAV-
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CHAPTER TEN


AS KAREN saw her father raise
his hand to command silence on the
stroke OF midnight and knew he
was about to make the announce
ment OF her engagement, she real
lied that she should have been
dancing with Paul instead Of being
In the arms of a man who was a
stranger and an outsider. But she
realized, too, as the orchestra
struck several chords further to ST.
lence the guests and turn their at
tention toward the platform, that
1t was too late for her to do any
thing about that.
II have an announcement to
make, ladies and gentlemen" Jim
Bells big voice doomed into a ST.
lence that seemed suddenly pro-
nounced. "One of special interest to
all our friends and neighbors; one
that should give all of you pleas
ure. II pleases me, more than pos
sibly can say, to tell you that
Karen, my youngest daughter, has
given her heart and her hand to
young Paul Wyatt. The marriage
will take place at an early date this
winter. And now II tHe young cou.
Pile will kindly step forward into
the spotlight :"
The orchestra burst into another
series OF chords as a spotlight
flooded the dance floor. Karen
stepped out of Martin Haliday's
arms and looked about. almost
wildly, for Paul. She might have
known that her dad would go flow-
cry in his speech and would find
some way to make the situation
theatrical, although she had eau
toned him to make the whole bust
ness simple and informal.
OF course 1t was not his fault
that she and Paul were not to-
gether. but where was Paul? Only
a few minutes ago she had seen him
dancing with Eva Parks.
Maybe I'd do instead of the man
who has your hand and heart"
Martin Halliday murmured under
cover of the loud and enthusiastic
applause that had greeted Jim
Bells speech. Heads were craning,
people were pushing forward, eager
to form line for congratulations
and best wishes as soon as the
young couple were ready to re-
ceive them.
Don't be silly" Karen snapped,
for it was worse, somehow, to be
placed in this position with Martin
Halliday as a witness. She knew he
had seen her searching look and
sensed her discomfort so that all
her anger seemed to rise against
him, although she knew it was not
his fault, either. Where could Paul
be? II he and Eva had wandered
down toward the sea someone
would have to go after him. But
Karen would stay, rooted to this
spot, until he came for her.
The orchestra was playing soft
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Leave Ny Heart Alone

4 y, playing the Wedding March,
II anything could be worse. Karer
would give her dad a good sized
piece Of her mind for all these un.
necessary dramatics. And Paul, she
would scold him soundly, too, al.
though he did not deserve II. She
could have choked Martin Halliday
standing there on his heels, grin
ming like a Chesire cat, or what
ever 1t was that was supposed to
grin so widely and knowingly.
will the young couple kindly
step forward? ?" Jim Bells voice
filled the space again.
You'd better let me substitute
as a stand-in," Martin whispered
against her ear. putting a strong
hand on her elbow. I'D never let
you down like this. Lady Bountiful.
Why. this Wyatt lug probably
won't even show up at the atari"
You're not funny" Karen shook
of his hold. For another wild mo-
ment she had thrught he was go
ing to push her into that spotlight
and actually put on some such
crazy act. Paul will be here any
second; he never let's me down!
There he is now. :" For there he
was, thank heaven. coming up the
path that led from the beach. with
Eva. He would feel perfectly mis-
cradle about this. for having given
Karen these few bad moments. He
was hurrying toward her now, for
Of course he had realized as soon
as he reached the edge of the dance
floor that something was amiss.
Darling" he said, I'm terribly
sorry I :. :"
ITS really all my fault" Karen
put in quickly, with magnanimity
that was more for the benefit OF
Martin Haliday's ears than from
the weight Of being altogether to
blame. Jim seemed to think he
had to add a few trimmings. We're
supposed to take bow, so let's get
it over with" She caught Paurs
hand in hers and forced her lips
into a smile that was rather hard
to summon. Yet she knew she was
putting much more stress on the
moment than was called for; ii was
not really so tragic or unfortunate.
II Martin Halliday had not been
present she could have laughed It
off and met it good naturally.
Well, she would show him that
she could, anyway. Why. that
young man always managed to get
her so stirred up inside.
Here we are!" she lifted her
voice and her trec hand in a ges-
ture as commanding as became her
fathers daughter. The delay, my
good people, was caused because
my fiance had disappeared with an
other young lady-and before the
wedding! But I'll have him much
better in hand after that, I prom
Use you!"
Her little speech was greeted
with more applause and much
laughter. Naturally everyone who
knew Paul and his years of devo-
ton to Karen thought this last cpl
sode was part of the fun, thought
up and planned along with all the
rest.
Then Karen and Paul were the
center Of a throng, all trying to be
the first to shake their hands, or
kiss the bride-to-be and to say all
Of the trivial and yet important
things that such an occasion de-
manded.
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THEY say

Newcastle, Eng.-Sir Stafford
Grips, British minister Of aircraft
production: Victory now seems
certain. 1t Is only time and the
cost IN human life that still are
in doubt"
Wasaington-Robert P. Patte--
son. Under Secretary of War: War
in a democracy is, and must be,
partnership"
New York-Count Carlo Sforza.
forme: Italian foreign minister and
anti-Fascist leader: Our first duty
today is: war to the death against
the Germans"
Washington James F. Byrnes,
War Mobilization director: "Pur-
chase OF war bonds is the least
sacrifice a patriotic American can
make to help win the war.
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port is Of great interest to me,
especially where it concerns COM
parative figures between 1917
1918 and 194l-1942, because OF
one of these ! can say, "All of this
saw, and part of it l was"
OF the diseases that can be pre-
vented by vaccination or inocula-
ton, the army IN the present war
has been practically free. 1t is an
example for civilian populations
TO emulate. ! mention this because
! get a food Of criticisms when
ever ! publish an article advocat-
ing smallpox, typhoid fever and
diphtheria vaccination.
The smallpox record shows that
in the Civil War, with two and a
half million men under arms, the
number of cases of smallpox was
nearly 10000 rate of 1877 per
1000. Either the medical depart
ment was not strict enough, or else
there were more vociferous howl
ers against vaccination and more
suckers to believe them then.
Rate in Spanish American War
In the Spanish-Ameriean War,
with half a million men under
arms, there we're 825 cases-a rate
Of l.S5 per 1000. In World War |,
with four million men under arms,
there we're $50 cases-a rate of
O.26 per 1000. In World War II,
according to General Simmons,
since 1910 there have been occa-
sional cases-"giving q rate too
small to record graphically"
Measles was one of our scour-
ges in 1917-1918. There were
about 100000 cases in the whole
army. In 1917 the rate was al
most $40 per 1000. There has
been one fairly severe epidemic
in 1871, but not of such proper
tions-the rate being about so per
1000. cannot account for this,
save on the basis of the mysteri-
Gus variations in virulence which
infectious diseases 60 through. At
any rate, thank heaven it is so,
because we had a frightful death
rate from measles in 1917.
Mumps is one Of the scourges Of
armies, not because it is danger
Gus in itself, but because of the
long period of convalescence-six
weeks-the army requires. The
army Of World War II has also
had less mumps. 1t may be that
the greater movement Of popu-
lation from 1920 to 1910 accounts
for the decrease. Our cases Of
measles and mumps, 1917-191S,
were. mostly in draftees from
rural districts, few Of whom had
ever been far enough from home
to contact contagious diseases.
Now with automobile traffic so
much increased, as well as in
crease in rural schooling, going to
the University, etc, enough con-
facts are made to insure pretty
general immunity.
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City Recreation Department

CITY Recreation Department
Locations: Office Ypsilanti High
School Gymnasium.
Director: Z. w. Shadford
Type OF work: Directing well
rounded program of athletics
'for children and adults of city.
Program: Summer, supervised park
program and supervised swim
ming for children; two hard
bail leagues for boys, and adult
swimming program; winter,
City League basketball; ice
= skating when flooding city
Kinks, adult swimming and ath-
letic program in high school
gymnasium. and junior football
and basketball for boys too
young to participate in high
school sports.
staff: Summer, augmented by park
recreation directors. winter.
Miss Iris Andrews. and Larry
Hutchison. Ypsilanti High
School, Eugene Beatty, Harriet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
FACES CHARGE

Detroit. Sept. 2S-INS-A murder
warrant was sought by police
against William Bommarito. A..
charging him with the murder OF
his mother-in-law six years ago.
Arrested Sunday, Bommarito has
been sought since Oct. 20, 1897
when h shot and killed Mrs. Caro-
line Fox. and wounded his wife,
Constance
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Yes. I'm terribly happy. No. he
really was on with another girl.
OF course we shall be. thank you so
much. ! don't know exactly
when. . Yes. very early this
winter. Thank you, AM a
lucky girl. l appreciate that. You
WERE surprised! Now you know
everyone expected this. When.
Thank you yes"
1t went on and on, with all the
kissing and laughing and well-wish-
ing and hand shaking until Karen
thought she would surely drop.
Whose idea had this been, anyway.
to make 1t all so simple and unpre-
tentious and easy by having the an
nouncement at the annual Festi-
val? Why had she tried to get
everyone to turn out, down to the
oldest and feeblest centenarian in
the community, the whole town in
one body. all their neighbors and
friends and enemies?
Are you ready to drop, dear
est ?" Paul murmured. after what
had seemed like ages and ages, and
with some prospect. at long last.
Of the strangling lines thinning
and the crowds dispensing. "As
soon as this ordeal is over, and
there are only about dozen more.
l want TO say MY piece, so don't
run away from me again"
AGAIN! When YOU were the
one" Karen reminded him. But II
she scolded. even in fun, PAIL would
think her jealous when she had sent
him to dance with the Parks enfant
and besides, now that she had
cooled off. she COULD laugh at the
embarrassment OF that delay. Just
the same, she told herself, shaking
that last dozen hands and feeling
by now like some sort of goodwill
politician, Paul would have to save
his piece for another time. She
WOULD run off, the minute this
was over. She could scarcely stand
much longer on her aching feet.
Even her back felt spineless.
There that was the last.
Now will you walk down to the sea
with me, darling?" PauIs voice
was urgent, as were his dark eyes.
An urgency hard to deny, but she
simply could not give in to II.
Won't 1t keep" she asked. I'm
so tired, really. And please don't
feel there's anything you have to
explain to me-"
That isn't it know explana-
tons aren't necessary between us.
It's something I want to give you
-alone-and 1t must be tonight"
His dark eyes now were gently re-
buking, so that she guessed what
it would be.
II know; It's my ring!" She
smiled into his eyes, for they had
discussed what kind of ring she
would like and he had said he
would try to have II in time for
this night. But she was actually too
tired to want to see it, or to let
Paul slip it on her finger. I'D
much rather wait" she told him
earnestly, so that he would under
stand. II don't want to see II now,
the first time. when l feel like this.
II should be another time, when we
are alone"
II do understand, dearest" His
dark eyes smiled back into hers,
for if he was disappointed, Paul
would never let her guess.
ITO Be Continued)
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and his companions had been pick
ed up sixty miles off the coast by
British air-sea rescue craft
we are still mad about losing
that plane-it sure was good
one he wrote. Tell the tax
payers we're sorry about losing
that planet won't happen again.
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navigator in a letter TO his parents
asked them to assure the
taxpayers that we won't lose an
other plane
The navigator, Lieut. ]. W. Dial
ton mentioned only casually that
his ship had been shot down over
the English Channel and that he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Today's Horoscope

Today gives vitality. resource
fitness. a keen mind and high am.
billions to its birthday children.
You attack every project with en-
ergy and enthusiasm. but you are
impatient for results. Curb your
rashness and develop the power
OF strict application. Around 2:os
p. m. today II would be TO your
detriment TO believe q braggart.
Be careful Of your facts In an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28

There are no sermons. Instead
few words sof introduction by
Senators Capper. Green. Gillette,
Van Nuys or perhaps Congressman
Gillie or Spranger or any one OF
50 other members. All kinds IL
people like to come to the lunch.
cons" said Kendall. and hurried
back t. suggest another hymn.
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SYNOPSIS

KAREN BELL. wealthy and lovely.
has been the sweetheart Of another
member OF her rich Florida set.
PAUL WYATT. since childhood. How
ever. she surprisingly encounters a
young stranger. obviously not OF her
social standing. and learns that he Is
MARTIN HALLIDAY.
YESTERDAY: Karen's father Is about
10 make the announcement OF her
engagement TO Paul.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Nine drains serving in Washtenaw County
will cost s9466 according which have been
filed by County Drain Commissioner Clayton Deake.
Wedding Miss Alice Guile and Donald Harker. Belevile
Thirty schools visited during by kvanan
proving they the with
rural schools
Birth: daughter to Prof and Mrs. Mark jefferson
The consolidated school situated where present
Island school stands Plans have the school
ready for use the beginning of the fall term
Harriet Fisk Jackson addressed the city Federation al
their first meeting OF the Literary
report OF the bundle day for Near relief submitted by
Mrs Grant Baker Mrs W. B. Hatch Of he
market which offers songs
sung by Mrs Olive Curtis The Federation president Miss
leila Besrdsley presided.
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AGREE ON "BAckAcHE" PART

PORTLAND, Ore.-UP Two
Oregon newspapers had a heated
argument as to whether the guy
who took potatoes out of the ground
at harvest time was a picker" or
digger. They decided whichever
he was, he'd have a backache.
come shutdown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
100 PER CENTER ON BONDS

PORTLAND, Ore.-UP- Mrs.
John Kosmecki, employed by the
Nutspreads Foods Co., here, puts
100 per cent OF her salary into
war bonds. She says with her hus-
band John Ia 10 per center) work.
ing at a war plant, its a cinch
to balance our budget"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Aysnc''e5 For
Aid bPubh

Editors Note: This is one Of a
series Of articles on social services
available IN Ypsilanti. The articles
should be clipped for future refer
ence as increased population brings
more problems which Ypsilantians
will be called upon to solve.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
One-Minute Test

!. What regions were included
In the famous dust bowl area
where dust storn5 devastated ag-
ricultural crops. and which we
heard so much about before the
present war?
2. There are more Irish than
Scotchmen in the United States.
Il the same true Of Canada?
3. What state has the longest
coasfline. not counting islands,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Hints on Etiquette
BY r. J. SCOTT

When the Stars and Stripes COW
ers a casket. there should be no
flowers or leaves on the casket-
absolutely nothing but the flag.
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Filler Sorry But II 4
Won't Happen Again

Vineland, \. J.. Sept. Ems
A financial minded former book
keeper. now an Army Air Force
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Words of Wiston.

Oh! II Is excellent to have q
giants strength; but It Is tyran-
nous to use II like q GIANT
Shakespeare
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OFFICIAL TABLE


=. -. =. -. $500 Al 49, - :. g. ..-r- 50 -. -
80. -A4 r-s- .. N--s 49, : 49, - -
f1. = ~ AkHaH .A-n b
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- "a ..-. ~ Iv.s --' A--S - '
rA = ~ = So 49, =: = -
80. = =: &C.: ~, 70 r.. =; - : !.
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School, and Al Boelens, Wood.
ruff School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Fifty Years Ago

The horse at the Fair Grounds
the attendance small and the money
Brown Frank broke the track by pacing the mile
;:sH.
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argument. and don't enter a trans
action that Is based on extrava-
CANT claims. unless they are sub
stsntiated. Maintain your poise
late this evening. although you
are subjected to undeserved CEN
sure. Do not be depressed by IL
logical blame for a mistake you
did not make.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Interested:-Is there such q
thing as q touch" of tubercu-
losis ! If so, will you please define
it?
Answer: Certainly. Tuberculo-
sis is q disease which starts with
a very small destruction of tissue
and which if unchecked, spreads
TO neighboring tissue. The first
area Of destruction could certainly
be called touch" Il is certainly
better to say that than to hide
behind the comforting phrase
threatened with tuberculosis"
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BY Logan CIeudennlns. M. o.

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Percentage of Meningitis

Meningitis is also a scourge, but
because of its danger, not the
number of cases. In 1918 there
were as cases per 1000 in the
army. An outbreak during this
war made a record of PIT cases
per 1000. But thanks to the sulfa
drugs its sting is gone. The death
rate in 1912 was only 3 per cent
compared to the 1918 death rate
of "a per cent.
Respiratory diseases - infiuen-
Ia, pneumonia-are still trouble
some. Malaria is the worst curse.
Nutritional deficiency is hardly
known. The United States Army
is still the best-fed army in the
world.
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one-Mlnute Test Answers

1. Portions Of Colorado, Kansas.
New Mexico. Texas and Okiaho-
ma.
q No. there are around two ana
one-hak times more Scotch In
Canada tran Irish.
3. Michigan.
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No. 7 EFFECTIVE Oct 3, is43

snss o. Prize AS.isisssssisa
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Ito Be Continued)
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