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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Surgeon Included
In Coming SurUiUors

I tried TO yell into the room
where the other boys were that
Don Smith and his crew, including
Doc White. our fight surgeon
were coming in.
II was Furnishing. waiting for
them, They struggled in late m
the afternoon ~ the 25th. Yoa
never saw five dIrtier men, bur
God, how they looked They
weren't a bit banged up-just
worn out. Best Of all, the Japs
hadn't gotten them.
They all came INTO my room
and took a look a. me After a
while they sand things like, "Youll
be okaY, Law son"
Then / got their story out OF
them.
Continued tomorrow
Dnirhu'ed nt international News Service
Copyright 1913 py Random HOlse fnr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
He's Cracking Up;
Thatcher to MoUe In

Mrs. Parker saw I was cracking
up. Late IN the day she came 10
my bed and told me she had ar
ranged for Thatcher 10 move into
our room and that Thatcher 5
roommate OF the night before, a
Chinese patient, would be placed
somewhere else.
/ got quiet, isolated room that
looked out on the hospital garden
through French doors.
The nurses put hot congresses
on my ankle, but by the morning
Of the oath the swelling had gone
well up toward the knee. II was
dlSColoring, too. / thought night
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
SYNOPSIS

Attempting to land their
BIS on the beach of a Chi
nese island after bombing
Tokyo in Jimmie DooIittie's
famous raid. Ted LaUson and
his crsw Were seriously hurt
whsn the plane crashed into
the sea. a band of Chinese
RueriiIds rescued the injured
men and took them BY litter
and boat to the mainland
Where they Were placed on
stretchers and carried inland
along a wooded trail. Finally
they reached a UiioRs Whers
Chinese nurses cared for
their mounds The merit day
they began a 26-riIe trek "a
another UiIIaRe where a Chi.
nese doctor lived.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

and day Of sedativeS. The anes-
theSia of shock was all gone.
We had great news on the oath
Mr.. Parker came in, excited far
out OF his customary calm.
We've just received word
that another crew whose plane
crashed is coming here.r he said.
l asked him a lot OF questions
at once.
I've told you just about all
know" he laughed. Word
travels fast In this country.
can never get accustomed To IL.
As far a. I know, your friends
are all right. They must he;
they're walking here. One of
them Is doctor. L. that pos
sible ."
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Missionaries Tell
FHers They're Safe

The voices We heard were thoSC
>of Mr. and Mrs George Parker
\ They We're missionaries. fine
people in their early fortcS HC
was English She was Scotch
@AnIi.Ee Aafa- -hnEa :, - - :. Darker
told us when We were carried
inside you can stay here until
you've recovered" Nurses began
10 wash US and. while they did,
I asked Mr Parker about
medical supplies and care.
Ilc looked AZ me Soberly.
You'll get more care than
anything else" he finally said
we have an antiSeptic fluid, a
little ChIoroform and bandage
Nothing else" II was terribly
hard news 10 take after that
trip
| had little soup and tried ia
80 10 Sleep-wondoring about
Ellen. l was remotely glad she
couldn't 500 me. But me thought
Of her made me think Of our
future together / had tired 10
kId myself hut / was frantic
about my les
So tested n IN the only way !
Could. Irolled over on IL. II took
a long time 10 do II Then l rolled
on II again The pain crushed the
nrcdth OUt OF nc, but / feIt better
because | had rolled on IT,.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Left Ankle SWeHs
To Size of Football

My left ankle. near the scratch
! had gotten on the Junk, was the
/e Of a football when | woke up
In the carly morning of the L2nd
Old Or. c., a finc-loOkIug
elder with long gray beard and
long silk robes, came IN 10 sec us
early.
Young Or. C, none the
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Impenetrabie Dark
Makes Him Feel Lost

A ft+-F-44i--4---SS -ffa++tt-eaE4 that
We were iest, for We seemed 20 ee
doubling back, taking one tangent
and then an opposite one Id call
out 10 Or c., and bed come
running DICK 10 T1T with can
teen oi water He'd tCii me we
weren't lost. that We were follow
ms a path ar the course Of paddle
dykes. The night VAS impene-
tFat44@
After n night of torment, We
reached L.. about 10 O'Clock
tnat night J. was An ndescrIn-
able eternity after We started The
village ga.e off an unearthly
pnospbofcSr ent glow DIM figures
moved past u1y chair and peered
al me I called weakly for Or
c. again and be arrived with
water and promise that We'd
soon be- there
II seemed that again Wc wan
fprCi rop,lc-~Iy through conflict
ug street, while / fcoh'y ragged
! felt tho front end ci the chair
rise and for long time We
seemed 20 ascend Very WIDE steps
Then tho char joy,icf of again
ana We were carried into q court
>lr1
Here they are now" ! heard
British voice say
Thank God, " a woman an
sNrTod fcrlent.y.
Or { came 10 my char
"M, fathers hospital he SAID
lie was utterly exhausted
could SOC ! tried 90 reach out
10 touch h!S arm and thank nm
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19

Csl. Tiskova Kancelaf ozna-
mule zavrazden1 dalsich 32
CechoslovakG. z toho 6 bylo
ubito "a velezradnou cinnost,
IL dals1ch "a napadanf a ura-
zenf NemcG a hospodarskou
sabotaz a Is "a clenstvi v 3D.
bojove organizaci, sfrenf proti-
nemecke propagandy a drzbu
zbran1.
V Rakousku bylo odsouzeno
k smrti IA osob z velezradne
cinnosti. Toto byly rozsudky
Ia ctyfi dny Cd "a. do 20. u
nora.
V A~ntwerpach Poole ozna-
men1 belgicke zahranicnf VIA
dy ubito bylo 5 Belgican1 po-
nevada pripravovali a organi-
zovali ozbrojenou protinemec-
kou skupinu a spolupracovali s
rise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
President podepsal predlohu
lend-lease.

Ia dvacet ctyfi hodin pc ak
ci domu zastupcd, senat schva-
Iii navrh ma prodlouzenf akce
lend-lease ma dalsf rok. Presi-
dent Roosevelt pfedlohu okam-
Ute podepsal. Vyslovil sc pri
tom, re jest cennym prfspev-
KEN k urychleni vftezstvi.
Sovetsky velvyslanec Litvi-
nov ma schGzce zastupc1 Spo-
jenych narod1 prohlasil, re po-
moe, poskytovana Amerikou
prostfednictv1m lend-lease pfi-
splva offensive Rude armady a
re sovetsky lid je pine O teto
pomoci informovan a ocenuje
il. Byla to odpoved ma tvrze-
nj americkeho velvyslance v
Moskve Standleye, jenz prohla-
slice sovetska vlada pred svym
lidem tuto pomoc zatajuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka
ED "STRANGLER" LEWIS
A BUDE PRfsTf
UTERY v COLISEUM.
a pro mne ucinili.

Prfsti 1tery, dine %. brezna
Mr.. Ed Contos poradati Dude
velice zaj1mav6 kr1zkove zapa-
sy. V hlavnim zapase ktery
urcen ma dobu jedn6 porazky
Ed "Strangler" Lewis, 233 ID.
byvaly svetovy champion z Ca
lifornia utka Sc S Maurice
angel" Tillet, 273 ID. z Fran
Gle (nejsilnejsi a nejosklivejs1
muz sveta.)
Zvlastnf atrakcf Dude zapas
zen O svetovy championat KITE
ry urcen ma dobu jedne poraz-
ky. Miss Mildred Burke, 1877
ID. (World's Lady Champion)
z Kansas City VS.. Purple Flash
CD 1879 Id. Zapas tento Dude
velice zaj1mavy.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
George Macricostas, 218 10.
(The Golden Creek VS.. Col
den Terror, 3O3 ID.
Johnnie Long, 2O5 Id. z Bal
timore VS.. Manic Singh, PIG ID.
z Calcutta, India.
Jim Stefanou, 218 Id. z>Rec-
ka VS.. Ivan Vacturoff, 235 ID.
z Ruska.
Program pro pr1stf tyden jest
velice zaj1mavy a MI. Contos
zfskal ty nejvyznacnejsf a nej-
vyhlasenejs1 zapasn1ky. Proto
kdo Sc chce mile pobaviti necht
zav1ta prfstf dtery do Coliseum
a jiste toho litovati nebude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Z docasne obsazene Evropy.

Londyn (ONA) = Milan
sky list "Sole" sdeluje, re IS
procent francouzskeho obyva-
telstva nedodrzuje a vsemozn6
obchaz1 pTedpisy o zasobovan1
pTid6lu potravin atd. Vsechny
pf1sne frosty neodradily obyva
telstvo a take zvlastnf zvysenf
odmeny farmaT1m a zvysenou
a pravidelnou dodavku potra-
vim nebylo mic platn6.
Sto nemeckych vojfnG, kterf
byli posadkou v Arrasu byli cd
vezeni do brussleskeho vezenf
pon6vadz odepreli odjeti ma
vychodnf frontu.
Polska zahranicnf vlada O.
manila vrazdu Sc Polak1 z
Katovic, kterf byli pred sesti
tJdny odsouzeni z protinemec-
keno spiknutf. Odsouzenci by
Ii zavrazdeni otravnymi plyny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
krymsti p~artyzani.
P1Se Ovadi Savic:

Takovy je vykaz partyzan-
ske cinnosti ma Krymu "a rokl
1912: Partyzani bojovali S ne
meckymi a rumunskymi jednot|
kami celkem 80 bitev, v cemz
neJsou zapoc1tany cetne potyc-
ky a sabotazni akce.
V cervenci doslo k nekolika-
dennl krvave bitve mezi dvema
rumunskymi horolezeckymi di-
vlseml, ktere potrebovaly posi-
ly neil Sc jim "a cenu nesmfr-
ne krvavych ztrat podarilo "a
hnatl partyzany do hor.
Sovetska vlada uznala vyni-
kaJlc1 zasluhy krymskych par
tyzand, kterym 8. brezna ude-
lila radu vysokych vyzname-
mani.
Cele okresy ma Krymu isou
pod kontrolou partyzan1 a ne
ktera mista byla jimi tax dobre
opevneni, re Nemci samotni ie
IIdAyVdJ1 poVnOSC1.
Tato fakta portrait tvrzenf
nemecke propagandy re ma
Krymu je mir a pokoj a re
Nemci Sc pfatelsky dohodli S
obyvatelstvem.
Dive tatarske vesnice Laki a
Cakir byly Nemci 1plne znice-
ny a jejich obyvatelstvo pobito,
jezto Sc Nemci domnivali, re
Tatafi podporuj1 partyzany. V
jedne vesnici Nemci chytili Is
lete devce, ktera obstaravala
partyzan1m rozvedku. Povesili
devce hlavou dolG z dvou stro-
mi. Vesnicane devce tretf den
tajne pohrbili.
Kolchozn1k jmenem Stepan
ktery byl vyznamenan radem
rudeho praporu nar1dil sve ze-
ne, trema synGm a dvema dee
ram pfidat Sc k partyzannm.
Nejmlads1 hoch, decko We start
6 let, byl Nemci obesen protoze
rOdlna no nechala We Vesnici
kdyz ostatnf museli jfti ma tez-
ky pochod.
Dokumenty, ktere Sc dostaly
do rukou Rust ukazuj1 velmi
jasne jak pfatelska atmosfera
podel nemeckeho tvrzenf pre-
vlada ma Krymu. Rozkaz 46
nemecke divise mi:
"zadny voj1n nesmi odejfti
z tabora beze zbrane. Vsech-
ny dopravnf vozidla must byti
provazena primefene ozbroje-
nymi vozidly a nikdy nesmf je-
tt samy O sobe. Jednotlive HID
ky Sc "a vsech okolnost1 zaka-
zuj1. Velitel vesnice must INA
ii vsechny muze cd videni. CT
zinci must byti lined zatceni a
pro vystrahu obyvatelstvu po-
veseni. Ma jejich telo must BY
tt dan napis "partyzan."
A stab AZ. nemecke divise
dostal tento rozkaz: "Boj pro-
tt partyzanGm vyzaduje neusta
lou bdelost a aktivn1 1cast
vsech voj1n1. Mfstn1mu obyva-
telstvu nelze d~1vefovati. V SOU
kromych domech Sc nesm1 nj
kdo ubytovati. Zbranf nutno
uz1vati bezohledne."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Sjednoceni FrancouzH ma
obzoru.

General De Gaulle vydal v
Londyne oficialn1 prohlaseni, v
nemz prohlasuje, re s uspoko-
jen1m uvftal rec generala Gil
rauda, re tato rec je velkym
krokem vstT1c hnut1 bojuj1cfch
Francouz1 a re doufa, re Dude
lie brzy zahajit jednanf o sply-
mutt obou hnut1.
Nedeln1 rozhlasovy projev
generala Henri Girauda z AL
z1ru pTinesl podstatne sbl1zenf
stanoviska generalovo s nazo-
rem de Gaulleovym a prispel k
vyjasn6ni situace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19

Ano, Cleveland Farms Nile
ko je podstatnou zdravotnf
potravou napechovanou
valku-vyhravaj1cf vyzivou
chut-z1skavajfcf pffchuti!
Toto prave, tucne smetanov6
mleko ma vitaminy a mine
rally .ku zdrav1 a sfle a pro-
teiny pro svalstvo a budova-
nj tkane, kterych muzi ma
valecnych prac1ch potrebujf
k udrzen1 bojovne vykonno-
sti. Hledte, by deln1ci z Va
81 rodiny kazdy den je jedi
a pill!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Chof presidenta a povssti o
q. lhilte.

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, chot
presidentova, vyslovila Sc, re
jeste pills brzy mysliti O
"ctvrte lhGte" a dodala:
"Muzeme byti vsichni mrtvi
"a dive leta cd nynejska. Nikdo
co Sc stane v nekolika
pr1st1ch letech. Mysllm, re je
posetile poskozovati vseobecne
1sil1 uveden1m ma pTetres otaz-
O ktere nyn1 dosud nikdo
mic neV1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
judas ODMENEN.

Associated Press ozna-
mule z Berl1na, re RISKY
vGdce Adolf Hitter udelil
presidentovi Slovenska,
Josefu Tisovi zlaty Velko-
kriz radu nemeckeho Or
la, nejvyssf v~yznamenanf
pro cizince, Ike ctvrtemu
vyroci neodvislosti Sloven-
ske republiky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
1000 americkych vojakG
pohresovano.

Seketar Departmental valky
Stimson oznamil, re v Africe
Sc pohresuje 1000 americkych
vojakG, kter1 pravdepodobne
upadli do nemeckeho zajet1 "a
Rommelovy ofensivy v tydnu
IA. az 20. 1nora.
Tehoz tydne bylo hlaseno
pouze So zabitych a 176 rane-
nych Americana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
"a trosecnikH zachransno.

Osmdesat ctyri trosecn1ku z
americke lode Staghound, tor
pedovane v Atlantickem ocea-
nu, pristalo v Rio Janeiru z ar
gentinske lode Rio Colorado.
Staghound vezla $50 tun dy-
namitu, kdyz byla zasazena
torpedy a potopena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Banker Morgan mrtev.

V patek, IL. brezna zemTel
v Bocagrande, Fla. mezinarod-
nj banker J. P. Morgan. Byl
Is let star. Morgan byl hla-
YOU znameho Morganova ban
kovniho domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
A KOLIK DOSTANEME
MASA A MASLA.
Is bodi rudych kuponHi tydne
ma osobu.- Pridsly zacnou 20.
brezna. - Kazdy dostane dost,
ably Sc najedl.

ably Sc najedl.
Cd 20. bTezna (pTesne vzato
cd p6lnoci %. brezna) jsou pf1
delu podrobeny tyto potraviny:
L. Maso (cerstve, zmrzle,
uzene) vsech druhG (hovezf,
teleci, veprove, jehnecf atd.)
vcetne vsech masnych vyrobk1
v plechovkach a sklenicfch a
vcetne vnitTnostf, mozeckG, ia
ter, srdci, brzliku, ledvinek,
hovez1ch extraktG, uzenin par
XII, salamG a pod.
2. Ryby a rybf vyrobky, pc
kud jsou I've vzduchotesnych
plecohvkach a pod.)
g.. Tuky a oleje, maslo, mar
garin, luj a vsecky druhy o.
mastk1.
4. Syry a to vsecky druhy
(tvrde i mekke, domacf i dove
zene) vcetne syrovych vyrobkd
obsahujfcfch aspon 80 procent
syria.
Pridelu nepodlehaj1:
l.. Ryby cerstve, zmrzle, u
zene, solene, nalozene a ryby v
nadobach, ktere nejsou vzdu-
chotesne.
2. Drdbez a zveTina, GER
stva i zmrzla i v plechovkach.
3. Syry, pokud podlehaj1
zkaze, jake cream cheese, cot
J tage (tvaroh), camembert, brie
a pod, syrove namazy re syria,
ktery nen1 rationovan; syrove
vyrobky obsahuj1cf meme nez
80 procent syria.
Ma nakup move rationova-
nych potravin Dude platiti pr1-
delova kn1zka {. 2, a to 16 bo-
d1 tydne Gill GA body mes1cne
ma osobu. f8
V pTist1m tydnu budou uve-
Tejneny move bodove hodnoty
ma jednotlive druhy masa a tu-
XII, podobne jake sc to stale
drive pro konservy zeleninove
a ovocne. OPA zamyslf rozde-
liti druhy masa a masnych W.
robk6 asi ma $50 rGznych dru-
hi S rGznymi bodovymi hodno-
tami. Je tTeba uz dnes upozor-
niti ma netkere podrobnosti:
1. Nebude zapotreb1 FAD
ne move registrace ami prohla-
Semi O zasobach.
2. Kazdy MATTEL knfzky {.
2, bez ohledu ma start Dude mi
ii stejny narok ma 16 bod1 IT,
dine; pri nakupu je lhostejno,
pro ktereho elena rodiny kniz-
ky uzijete.
3. Pocet bod1 Dude cas- cd
casu (asi jednou mes1cne) me-
men.
4. Pro tuto skupinu potra-
win platl cervene kupony. Ne
mdze-li kupuj1cf dati presny
pocet kupond, NIUE mu proda-
vaj1c1 "a liferenci, schazej1c1
body nahraditi Ito pri ovoc-
nych a zeleninovych konser-
vach dovoleno nen1.)
jake pT1klad Is tydenn1ch
bodG bylo uvedeno: priblizne
2 libry cerstveho NASAL a ctvrt
libry masla, LIZ unc1 syria, ctvrt
libry sadla, 1.2 unci margari-
nu.
Prvnf tyden cd 20. brezna
do 4. dubna budou platiti GER
vene kupony S pfsmenou A, IT,
den cd 5. do IL. dubna S p1s-
menou B, cd IL. do Is. dubna
S pismenou c a pro poslednl
5yden S p1smenou D.
Nasim "masozravc1m" bu-
diz 1techou, re tydenni pTldel
masa v Anglii je prave tax asi
polovice americkeho pT1delu;
maslo, vcetne margarine je asi
ma stejne urovni; maslo samo O
sobe ma vsak v Americe dvoj-
nasobny pfidel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
PTedbszne ornament zabav.

Nedele - Is. dubna, Soko-
lovna "Detska Bes1dka" Skoly
Augustin Herman.
= Pondelf, 3. kvetna: Soko-
"Karetnf Zabava C.N.S."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
VZPOMINKA.

S bolnym srdcem vzpom1na-
me ma den %. bTezna neb tomu
Dude 6 rok1 CO S Mani sc roz-
lOucila naSe manzelka a matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Alberta Kerkova

a nyn1 klidn6 sp1 ma hTbitove
Nejsv6tejs1ho Vykupitele.
Sest let pTeSlo cd tie dolby
co V zemi drimas itchy sen,
nam posud bolest srdce sv1ra
a rety lom1 itchy STEM.
Ac smrti dech, jak vichr listy,
nam S Tebou nase st6stf sval,
pfece nezemrela's, draha,
neb V srdcfch nasich zijes dial.
K uctenf pamatky v6nuji:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-04
Fralns Lake
NORTH SUPERIOR GROUP
At FARM WOMEN'S CAMP


Frains Lake, Mich, Sept, -
Members OF the North Superior
extension group who ATTENDED
Farm Women's Camp at North
Lake were Mrs Charles Freeman.
Mrs. Fred Fishbeck, Mrs. Albert
Staebler, Mrs. Walter Carter, Mrs.
DIN TAFT, Mrs. Edith Sayery and
Mrs. Earl Quackenbush. Mrs.
Quackenbush was camp chairman
and will be replaced by Mrs. Faul
Feldcamp. Manchester. next year
and Mrs. Wayne Teachout, Loaf
will be secretary There were AZ
farm women Of Washtenaw Coun-
ty who attended the camp which
was wednesday evening through
Sunday.
Mixed with play and rest, there
were demonstrations on gift wrap
ming with what you have on hand
making yarn novelties and block
printed Christmas cards, canning
with pressure cookers, and talk
on Books by Miss Thomas OF the
University library Fred Benz
showed motion pictures of his trav-
els through Mexico and church ser
vices we're held Sunday morning
with Rev Henry Pierce as speak
er As the women left for their
homes Sunday afternoon they yot'
ed it the most successful camp
aver held in the county
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-04
There's Always Manana

and cloudless. The rush OF work at
the factory moved blithely along.
Jeans fingers few over the pages
Of her notebook to Steve's dicta-
ton, raced over the keys of her
typewriter in joyous rhythm. She
couldn't hide her radiance and
gave up trying. Steve knew, but
realized the time had past for pro-
testing. She had seen Curley again.
She was in love With the chap.
That was that. He went blindly
along with his dictation.
The magazine they had been ex-
pecting arrived that day-the one
carrying a long feature article on
synthetic rubber PLANTS, including
pictures of the San Carlos plant,
and featuring Jean, as represen-
tative defense secretary. Her pic
ture and history were prominently
played up. During the furry of
congratulations and comment from
the Office force, Steve noticed Bit
terly when Jean slipped a maya
zine into her desk drawer. Her Sc
cret smile told him only too plain
ly for whom she was saving 1t.
He turned with relief as Man.
zanares rushed in with his usual
breathless impetuosity.
We've something to show you,
Manzanares," he called. Some
thing nice"
Manzanares cleared the room of
all but Steve and Jean in one sharp
order, clicked the lock of the door
behind him, then turned about, ex-
citement and triumph trembling
through him.
Something 10 tell your his
words leaped out with fiery eager
ness. "Jeffries he is arrested in
Mexico City this morning! Much
stored explosives they have uncov-
cred which he was concealing. Two
Mexican accompliccs and a gringo
are asked many questions which
point ruthlessly to a veree beeg
gang in Mexico and in United
States"
Thank God" steve's vibrant
relief filled the. room. Now well
get to the bottom of the whole
treacherous mess"
The national police, both Of the
States and Of Mexico, are closing
in at one time. over the country"
Manzanares rushed on. Some OF
them will arrive here tomorrow. Is
not this the wonderful" His jubi-
lance faded as abruptly as his
words. His sweeping gaze had
rested on Jean, sitting at her desk,
white. stricken look on her face.
Swiftly compassion clouded his JOY.
"Ah, the tender heart of the SEN
orita breaks to believe Ill OF her
friends" he cried. she knows now
the sorrow lying beside the Joy In
the heart Of the police. II the GRIM
inal5 were not always 30 charm
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TO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-04
Church Of The Nazaren.
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT

IT WAS three nights before Jean
saw Curley again. She had half ex-
pected him each night, and when
the evenings had passed without
sight or news of him, dlsappoint-
ment sharpened. The old misgiv-
ings about him, fed by Stoves I'M
alterable decision concerning his
worthlessness, once more rose TO
the surface of her thoughts. Per-
haps she had frightened him by her
emotional welcome when he had re-
turned with the serum that night.
Perhaps he didn't like his ladies
when they grew serious about this
game of love. Maybe he had al
ready packed his Fordango with
his few belongings and started on
his light-hearted way
But her fears were only chatter
ing voices on the full tide Of new,
deep content. She didn't really be-
lieve Steve's warning that Curley's
action that night was merely a gal
liant deed to impress a 5enorita.
She remembered the moment she
had overtaken the Fordango on the
Rancho road, his rapid understand
ing Of her suffered explanation Of
the desperate need OF the serum.
his instant decision-these were
the products OF an alert, set-for-
action spirit, not the slow. blank
inertia of an idler's brain. And his
carrying through OF the mission.
No. it didn't matter how little he
had accomplished in the world be-
fore-she was sure his nature was
keyed TO the same urging tempo as
her own. Despite his protestations
Of laziness, he was destined to be
pulled into his share Of the world S
function.
The evening radio concert Cur
ley had started from the railing be-
fore her door was now part Of the
village life. She had suddenly be-
come the lady bountiful OF Santa
Carlos. Villagers called eagerly to
her on the street.
1T will be music tonight" Sen
orita ,"
Heads poked out, arms waved
from every house as she drove up
the cobblestone street night end
morning. Gradually they were Of
ler.n. her the same warm bond Of
friendship they had bestowed on
Curiey.
Steve was annoyed that she took
her civic obligations so seriously
that she couldn't drive to the
neighboring town for dinner. Sure
ly. he chided. she could train some
Of the audience to play the radio
She promised she would In time.
But she knew, and he knew, that
she was enjoying these evening
concerts in the moonlit courtyard
among the eager, thrilled Mexican
audience because any minute, the
tall, staggering figure in the DASH
Ing sombrero might saunter IN 70