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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
EX0LIVER TO
HEAD0UT TO SEA
FOR ACTIVE DUTY

MORAGA, Cal, Jan. IA.
(UP)-Lt. Cmdr. Gerald A.
(TeX) Oliver, head football
coach at st. Mary's Naval
Preflight Training c h 0 o !
and formerly at oregon university
leaves for Washington Monday to
report for sea duty.
Oliver will join the staff of the
commandant of the air force OF the
Atlantic fleet. 1t was believed he
would undergo special training be-
fore beginning active duty. His as
signment was the fulfillment OF
a long standing request for sea duty.
Oliver, coming to St. Mary's from
Oregon. had successful season
last fall with the AirdevilS, coaching
his team to six victories, three loss
es and one tie in competition with
the best teams on the coast.
Like many other service team
coaches, Oliver had a wealth OF
material in Vic Bottari, frankie
Albert, Ed ManSke ana Otner lor-
mer college stars.
At Oregon, Oliver always turned
out one of the toughest teams in
the Pacific Coast Conference. but
never Won a championship. He spent
five years a. University of Arizona
before going to Oregon, and also
coached at san Diego, Cal, and
Santa Ana. Cal, high schools.
His departure from ST. Mary's
Preflight will leave the coaching
position open. 1t. Cmdr. Justin
Sam Barry, fromer basketball and
football coach at University OF
Southern California, said his sue
ceSSor probably would be announc-
ed next spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Jan 14-lUPl-lFcd-
eral State Market News.
Cattle salable 45O, active, fully steady:
load good 922 ID fed steers 1925, few
common steers 1918; hefers scarce COM
mon to medium COWS 10 SOIL. SOS odd
head TO 25, cutters TO common $50
1025, Gamers down TO 80; medium 10
good bulls 10 75-11.75.
Calves salable 300, fully steady; three
loads medium to good Brahma type
calves 14.50. one load 1925; odd good
10 choice yealers 15.50-17.
Hogs salable 450, slow. 10 10 25 cents
lower; good and choice 2OO-25O lb Is. 95-
1918. top 1925, some held higher. few
170 and 323 ID. 1878; sowsstrong few
good choice 14.75
Sheep none. good and choice wooled
lambs quoted Is 25 and upward.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
L. A. S. OCKS

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 14-UP)-Trad-
ing was light on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today, with d volume OF 1IOO
shares reported Three issues were up.
one was down andse ven remained un-
changed.
The List: Los Angeles investment 100
at up =: Sontag Drug 100 at un-
changed SO. Cal. Edison C So per
cent 100 at 29a. up * Consolidated cil
100 at IA unchanged. Standard Oil 100
at - up q Sun Ray Oil 100 at Ia un-
changed Union Oil 100 at j. unchanged;
Lane Wells 100 at z unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
HELEN JACOBS REPORTS
TO WAVES O. 6. SCHOOL

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA. up
Helen Jacobs, tennis star. will re-
port to the Officers Candidate
Training school of the WAVES at
Smith College Jan. 16, the naval
officers procurement center said
today.
Miss Jacobs came to Richmond
TO enroll in the Women'S naval re-
serve from nearby William and
Mary college, where she had been
taking special courses.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
NEW TRAINING SITE

TORONTO, Jan. 14-(UP)-The
Toronto Maple Leafs will train for
the 1943 international league base
hall season at Milford, Del. it was
announced today. The site is just
80 miles from Baltimore where the
Leafs open the season against the
Orioles.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
l.. a HITTER e EGGS

Los ANGELES. January II = IIP5 :
LARGE EGGS-As. l Craze AA 81 I. No.
Grade A 51l=; No Grade 3 "a NO.
q Dirties 46: No. 5 Checks 80.
MEDIUM EGGS-Giade a IS; Grade B
40: Dirties "a: Checks 81.
SMALL EGGS-Grade A 81, Grade B
IS: Diriies "a; Checks -.
Pccwees 2S.
CHEEsE-Triplets q; Long Horn 27A ;
Loaf 27l.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
HULL BUYS FIRST
OF NEW STAMPS

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-CUP)-
The first two sheets Of The new
United States iSsUe of 2-cent
stamps were sold to Secretary of
State Cordell Hull by Postmaster
General Frank Walker today. Walk
err called at Hulls office to deliver
the stamps.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
DAMAGING BLOW

DiMaggio's loss will be a damag-
ing blow to the Yankees who have
already lost such important men as
first baseman Buddy HaSsett, short
stop Phil Rizzuto, pitcher Red Ruff
fling and outfielder Tommy Hen
rich. 1t leaves the club with only
two seasoned outfielders-Charley
Keller and Roy Weatherly, obtained
recently from the Cleveland IN
dianS.
President Ed Barrow said that
he had not officially been inform
ed of DiMaggio's plans but he
nevertheless wished him "goodSpccd
and good luck.
We arc perfectly i'll accord with
any player who wishes to serve his
country. Joe should make a fine
soldier"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
NJ a r K ET s
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks firm in moderate trading.
Bonds irregulorlY higher; Govern
ments irregulof. ~ -..-. ..#-. -.-.-- ---.-- 49,.
Curb stocks irregular. = ... -.
Silver unchanged in New Yorl, at
1sA4c fine ounce. - -- ....- =
81. Cotton up 5Sc bole.
Wheot So 10 7nc q bcshel higher: other
gfoins unchanged 10 up llsc in oots.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
Local BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 1i-tUPl- Grain fu-
lures scored grains up to a cent a
bushcl ON the board of trade today be
iorC Al mild recession set IN.
Wheat finished The day up q TO &C
d huShcl corn up g., 70 1c. oats up
e., 10 l. rye up q to l and SoybcanS un-
changed Ia eff 3,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
l.. A. GRAIN
L. A. BAY
L A HAY
HOOP RESULTS
By UNITED PRESS

N. Y. U. SO w. Virginia 81 (over-
time)
Penn State 40 Syracuse %
Loyola 80 Western Michigan 38
Minnesota IS Michigan State 80
Providence 49 Yale 81
Kansas Sc Oklahoma A & NJ %
Penn 81 Maryland 40
St. Johns So Fordham AZ
Dartmouth 46 Seton Hall 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
DEADLINE FOR B. w. 7ST
ROUND PLAyEXTENDED

Golfers who have not finished
first round matches in the Barbara
Worth club championship tourna-
ment will have until next Sunday
evening to do SO, it was announc-
ed Thursday.
The extension of one day from
the previous Saturday night dead
line was granted because of diff
culties encountered by many golf
ers in arranging matches and
transportation
Those who have already finish
ed first round matches may begin
on the second round next Sunday
if they like, it was pointed out.
The second round will extend from
Sunday to the following Sunday.
BTRCHFIELD PLAYS
Je ,seY Birclsfiel,i, defending
champion. who waded through op-
-,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
DiMa9.
Reiser
In Army

NEW YORK, Jan. Il (UP)
The army left a wide
swath in the ranks of major
league ball clubs today, re-
moving outfielders Pete Rels-
er from the Brooklyn Dodgers and
Joe DiMaggio from the New York
Yankees for the duration.
Coupled with the loss OF other
plarers of lesser caliber to the SER
vices and the expected employment
of several more in defense jobs.
the absence of Reiser and DiMaggio
will make for a potent leveling-otf
process in the first divisions of both
major leagues and the Dodgers and
Yankees will be hard-pressed IN
le43 to retain their positions as
baseball big-wigS.
The Dodgers also face the loss
of veteran flychaser Dixie Walker,
now employed as head Of the recre-
alton department at the Sperry
GyroScope plant. Walker, although
he has made no official statement,
has intimated that he may remain
at his post and not return to the
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
PASSED PHYSICAL

Reiser has passed his final phys
ical examination and was sworn in
at jefferson Barracks. Mo, yeSter-
day. Last month, Reiser was trans
ferred to a St. Louis draft board
after he had been re-clasSified from
3A to Ia and it was reported he
might be deferred because OF a
double hernia. The army eXamina-
ton disclosed no serious physical
defects. He faced a battery OF pho
tographers for the last time yester-
day and remarked, with a grin:
Gee, it's a swell day for base
ball. Gotta go now, fellows, because
only have seven days. This looks
like the real thing
Reiser, "a, has been the clubs
leading hitter for the past two
years with averages of 343 (best in
the league) for l941 and $40 last
season. Should Walker quit it would
leave the club with only five out
fielders-Luis Olmo, rookie who has
never played better than class B;
Hal Peck, rookie who lost toe in
hunting accident during the WIN
ter: Frenchy Bordagaray, at best
only a utility man; and Joe Med
wick.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-14
LID COMES OFF CAGE SEASON
E.C.J.C.;;
High
Ton9Ie

The lid comes off the 1943
basketball season for both
Ell Centre high school and
junior college squads Friday
oftorpoou &c tho teams meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
SkiNmdn Begins
Charge TO Jury
In Housing Case

Recorders Court judge SkI'man
today began charging the uy of
70 women which for c.-ht weeks
has listened 10 testimony n tho
sensational Herman Garden
Housing case.
Defendants arc 6. Er1 IS
Barron, an attorney Tn Lyle G..
Ling. former deputy coroner and
the HurOn-Portldnd Cement Co
They Wcrc charged with con-
spring 20 bride Cry CgWellmcn
John Hamilton, Harry ! Dmgeman
and Robert EwaId to obtain
cement construction rather than
steel n the IS 100000 housing
project
The lrial>took ON p sensational
angle when Barron declared he
had been taken 10 a house on
Quincy during the Ferguson grand
jury investigation and subjected
TO GcStapo methods OF torture
Ferguson, then a Judge and now a
L. : senator came from Wash
ington 10 deny the charges. but
Prosecutor DOWlnE also named
by Barron, made no comment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
OTHER CASUALTIES

Other Michigan casualties arc
PVT Nick Alien. 423 S Twenty
fourth, Saginaw; Sgt. Fred Davis
Route ] PInconnIng; Pfc Joseph
A. HclminSki, 131 Sixteenth, Man
iSIcc Tech 18th Grade Royal
Lepert. 3OS John. Kalamazoo. Pvt
Leo 5. Little, 51l y. Mitchell
Cadillac. lSt 1t George N. Lund.
>'rom Route ] Box % Republic
Pvt Duwalnc r Raatz 1908 Mar.
carot Iron Mountains Pv' Henry
! Sloan. pa Twelfth Port Huron
Cpl Richard w SturglS S Gold
Grand Rapids; and PVT Robert l.
Hardenburgh. 9ll IIinman. Mus.
keCon Heights. wounded in the
Southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
BUSY, -.
BUSY -.
| Am American
Day Next Sunday

Flood waters which inundated
tine casino parade ground at Belle
Isle caused poStponement of the
L Am an American Day celebra-
non Yesterday, but parks and rec
rcatlOn commission officials today
went ahead with renewed plans
for staging the event week
hence.
The celebration. one Of six
scheduled for the Greater Detroit
area yesterday, will feature tho
StreamlinerS, 500 women Of the
commission service organization.
in military drill competition and a
icaliSthenicS review
A parade 30 will preceda
the Streamliner performance.
which will be Judged by u army
officials from Fort Wayne. Mayor
JenrleS will be the principal
speaker and award the trophies
TO winning platoons in the COM
pctltlVe drill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
State 10 Import
Jamaica Labor

INLAY CITY May i Up
The Eastern Michigan Growers
Association today announced plan
10 establish a labor camp OF about
1op mon 10 be imported from the
bahama Islands and Jamaica 10y
the l.. : Employment Service
Tho camp Will be set up AZ 'hc
INLAY City fair grounds and Viii be-
ready for occupancy by June /.
The buildings are being rccondI-
toned at the fair grounds by the
Farm Security Administration
The men VIII be paid a prevail
ing wage 10 be determined by a
board OF government officials and
farmers They Will live al The
camp and 20 back and forth 10
the farms each day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Draft Dodgers
Now Hunt FB|
80 BY Tlme. sc Photosrapn,

Fearful Of prosecution as draft
dodgers about a dozen men APP
peared at. FBI Offices in the Fed
oral Building TINS morning and
admitted they were delinquentS.
according 20 John $ Bugas, Oman
chief here
This looks like just the be
ginning" SAID Buga>. As the
newspaper publicity on our
roundup Of draft dodgers gets
wider circulation We expect
scores more TO give themselves
up"
Each case is being checked "a
determine whether the man should
be prosecuted or turned over 10
his draft board BugdS said For
those turned over 70 selective
service, induction usually follows
in one week.
During the first three days Of
their dodGer campaign G-men cor
rallied "a men IN the Detroit area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
BUS Rams
Trolley.
Hurts >

Eve persons We're slightly in
lWod carly today when Grey
hound bus crashed INTO Tho rear
of q street car Al s Fort AMI
Stockcr dcrailing the car.
Samuel Carbn - Of 3q2 Lon
don Windsor. after refusing medi-
cal aid A. tho scene later reported
10 Receiving Hospital 10 be treated
for chest injuries. Louis BarlScht.
1852 Pennsylvania. conductor Of
the street car and Oral Curran
of Fort Wayne, Ind. bus driver.
were questioned and released
pending further investigation. The
other passengers refused medical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
City Markets Post
Hiqher Meat Prices

Detroit meat dealers today
posted new ceiling prices for
meats. The prices were slightly
higher than heretofore. the in
crease being aimed at elimination
of the black market.
Among items temporarily eX-
clddcd from The ceilings are saul
>agcS and such canned meats as
liver. kidneys and brains The
OPA is preparing separate lists for
kosher meats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
RECEIVE LETTERS

Rahmcl. % years old, entered
the service in November, 1871, and
was sent overseas July, 1912. a
graduate Of Mackenzie High he
was employed at the Ross Opcrat-
ing Valve co. before entering the
Scf-Tftf'.
RahmeIs parents have recently
received letters from their son
written in a North African hoSpl-
tai He is expecting 10 be released
from the hn>niial ,hnrilN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Judge Questions
State S CHARGES

LANSING. May II UPl
AIichigans first impeachment trial
IN II years resumed today with
defense counsel challenging the
i CiSlature's right 10 bring
charges
Accused az the hearing is Pro-
bate Judge Michael r Nolan Of
Gogebic County Nolan was i'm
peached for miSfeaSance and NAL
fcaSancc- of Office in connection
with reputed marriage mill
that diSregarded fve-day waiting
periods and physical examinations
Arguments by defense counsel
over jurisdiction and admissible
lty Of certain evidence vcue cX-
peCtcd TO occupy the entire day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
SIN HURT IN CRASH

An accident attributed 20 the
storm occurred carly Sunday
morning when a street car. oper-
atcd by Eddie DAVIS. - Of $3.50
Riopclle. collided with a DSR coach
driven by Frederick : Rice, %
OF 1929 Parker. A. Chcne and
Larned Six persons, including
the drivers. suffered minor in
lurlcS. Police arrested Rice for
reckless driving.
Several hours later az the same
corner two automobiles were in
collision Mrs. Ian Scott Of 1850
Lakeview was cut and bruised
when the car driven by her nus
band collided with one driven by
William J. Benjamin of 1911 ST
Antoine.
Police said traffic signals n The
corner We're out Of commission due
80 yV-rTyY'----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
j. Of N. 10 Graduate
FeWest in "a Years

ANN ARBOR. May II CUP)-
The smallest University of Mich
igan graduating class since 1919
Will be awarded degrees al the
nncty-ninth annual commence
mcni May %. school authorities
SAID today.
The class consists OF l,lSS SEN
Tors. lowest number since the $50
students graduated after the FIRST
world war Usually more than
5000 students arc awarded dl-
plomaS No honorary degrees Will
be conferred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Bogus Major
Gets d Years

The StifeSt penalty yet dealt 10
a uniform faker sent John Karl
Stroh. IL off on a SiX-year federal
prison stretch today.
Stroh who was convicted of
being a counterfeit army air forces
major. was e ven the term by
Judge Monet
F. Tho defendant record showed
prlor terms FOR bank robbery and
car theft Included IN evidence
were & hrIStm as cards which
showed the major standing be-
side fighting ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
De Soto Strikers
Return 10 Work

4 ihrce-day strike. involving
3 TOO men al the ChrySlcr Corp
De SOTO Wyoming plant ended M
1870 p m Sunday The men re-
turned 10 the work after The
regional WLB promised TO hear
their case. which arose over sup
plying Of protective coverallS, for
WelderS.
Employees Of the ruoh a U (
Trailer Co. who struck Friday
over the transfer Of several en-
ployes 10 the firms plant in Iowa
also resumed work Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
COP VigiIante Group
Fiqhts Fourth Term

WASHINGTON. May L GNSI
Formation OF vIgIlantc commit
tees throughout the country 20
spot and curb fourth term and
New Deal propaganda was an
nounced here today
Their organization is under the
OF Miss Marion Martin
assistant chairman and director OF
Womcn'S activities for the RCpuh-
llCan national committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
More Milk
Rationine Calves w ouI d
Boost Human Supply

Mix rationinc FOR humans may
be- solved by ratoning milk lot
calves the Michigan Milk Pro.
iucCr> Association announced sun
day II : Simmons. secretary
manager Of the association. SAID;
Raise calves with milk-saNing
feeds 10 produce more milk for
human consumption. The value
of milk saved will he four To six
times the cost of the feed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
CITY ESCAPES

Detroit. apparently Slfir'ed by
the main force Of the storm SUI
fered only minor property dam
age. confined 70 broken window
-doWned trees, telephone and power
lines
In the downtown Detroit area
traffic was slowed up by powerful
winds Sunday Plate glass WIN
dowS were broken al several busi-
ness establishments.
Heaviest damage was suffered
BY the Michigan Floral CO Four
tccnth and Grand River. and tho
+ y Clayton Clothing Co, POS
Michigan each Of which reported
fiNe windows smashed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Woman Hurt in Leap
From Carl Held

Stanley Lewandow>ki. 43. Of the
Dearborn Inn was held today by
Dearborn police after his COM
panlon Mrs JuanIta Domingucz.
33, Of go Jones. was said 10 have
Jumped from ms car, seriously IN
luring herself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
INSISTS HE'S LrCkY

"He says he'll never forget as
long a. he lives some of the
things which have happened to
him and he insists he's lucky.
He says If he wasn't he wouldn't
he writing home 10 me.
He never told me when he
was in the hospital; didn't
think anything about his pencil
written letters. Then he told us
when he was back fighting.
"Our American boys are won
derful. tell YOU, lonesome aS
We are, the thoughts Of what
our boys are doing keep us
going"
Norm4n'S father was a farlne
water board Inspector He rctircu
2 year ago HIS older brother
William is in defense work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
SHOWERS PREDICTED

Continued showers were pre-
dictcd tonight but the forecast
anticipates "A break tomorrow
Total rainfall this month now
stands al sos inches compared
with a normal MAY OF 2 n inches.
The record made IN 1892 was 7S4
inches.
Forrest Weber, superintendent
OF the sewer division, disclosed sur
prisIngly few complaints OF flooded
Blocked street gutter
drains were giving the department
headaches. however as spring veg
citation cloggcd outlets All avail
able equipment Was thrown INTO
the breach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
18th Day of Rain
In Mdy;B Break
Due Tomorrow

With food conditions reported
less menacing, Detroit experienced
its thirteenth May day Of rain
today Only four days this month
have failed 10 develop stormy
weather.
Weather bureau records were
threatened meantime as the latest
rainfall. coming on the heels OF a
6O-mIlc gale over tho Weekend
added 81 Of an inch 10 The al
ready >oddcn community.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
War Waits Welcomed
by Temporary Mothers
Women Open Homes
TO Stranded Tots;
Society Pays Bill
BY VERA BROWN
here is a new army modifying

There IS a new army modifying
in Detroit, an army Of women.
They arc the battalions OF tenn
uorary mothers, patriotic women
who are opening their homes TO
children made homeless by the
tragedy OF var or the pressure of
1913 living.
First recruits whose command
inc officer is the Childrcn's Aid
Society. are already on duty and
il is 24-hour-a-day duty.
They signed HP- NheH-theY saw
photograph IN The Detroit Times
on May ] showing six babies who
needed homes temporarily
Before the day was out Leon
Frost. head Of the Chlldrcn'S Aid
Society. had 81 calls from women
who offered their homes 10 the
youngsters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
Mail Carrier
Can't March

MASON May II CUP)--Austin
Frye was surprised when he was
rejected by army induction doc
tors but aStounded when told his
flat feet would prevent him from
marching. He is the towns mall
CARRIER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17

Tho war department today dis
closed the names of y Michigan
soldiers wounded in North Africa
and the Southwest Pacific NichI-
Ean's T. are among 457 H. s sol
dicrS wounded in FIVE war thoaterS
PVT. Edward w Rahmcl 639l
Mackenzie. Dc'roi, and TCCb. 5'h
Grade Charles i. -k4Ah- 500 C4rlIS
Dearborn. are two OF Michigan ,
oasuaLllc,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
BUTCH GETS MOTHER

Now. - day after that first
mobilization, The first httle charge
has met hl, temporary mother.
He Is Butch. years old He has
blue eyes and ms hair just Won
stay combed
With his dump truck under his
arm and ht> ttard confidently IA
that OF Nancy Goodrich Children =
AID Society worker. he ,tompcd
up the front steps of the home Of
Mrs EyWall kncc>haW
Mrs kncoShaw stood on the
porch waiting She smiled At the
boy. and beng an understanding
woman She led 'Nc youugSter
around the house INTO the back
yards.
Butch stopped and SaSped Then
he ran straight Tor Teddy a huge
mongrcl bull dog Both ,rmS went
around Teddy neck Butch kissed
tho floppv ictt car. Teddy licked
Butch check II was love at FIRST
sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
CAN'T BIZ SEPARATED

III " w an IiEHl.
i took HIT an hour 20 pry
Butch aWal from Tcdd& and Teddy
= iir..i4i- i,4,i4-ll.-I2. ----,k-4i 4Irp-thl
h0y.s new upper Jacket was
covered With white hair and there
W..a wI1d1 pa" marks ON ms
n.t cap %obooy cared
Sad This temporary mother
II have another surprise for
You.
She came hack v'h t->car-old
p..,ton. nor own son. lie had Just
I'm bod n.- nap
! Was difficult 20 'r,' whether
Preston or Butch Was me most
o>giei Preston SAID
YOU'RE going 10 STAY all
night. have supper with me.
Mother said 20. You won't 40
aN,aN ."
EltCr nodded
I'm going 90 stay.
Then Preston took n., bal,
Watch"
lie throw j. UP on 'he porch root
and me two waited ,ot j. 20 fall
down ON rHc vldc lawn In Two
minutes both were on Preston.
fine tricycle.
They vanished MO Tho back
yard rs me temporary MOTHER
= .4.a.