Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

up In the air.
n And when we
MR.. PICKERING were finally
across the street, he hollered:
"'You don't mind IL I whis-
tie at your little girl. do you:'
$50 what could I do except
get my nose down again and
n Omit that I'm grown-up
mother now: Gee. l feel old"
Second:
II guess maybe I shouldn't
leave the front door open. was
giving Kit his bot 2 and n
woman came up the steps and
opened the screen door and just
walked In and sat down.
"She said she was taking
survey and I thought maybe II
was another school survey. But
IL Just turned out to he another
dodge 10 sell encyclopedias.
IL told her We didn't want
any, but / couldn't throw her
out, could !? So she just sat
there and wrote down our name
, and d d ress. and finally she
paid:
81 wonder II could look al
your Times: missed II yes
terday'
80 I said YES and she sat
and read Adele GarriSon's Pit
falls Of Love" and then she
went away, and that's al"
CROSS SECTIONS: Hero arc
three or four letters. croSS-sec-
tons Of ones that have arrived
in the office IN The last few
DAYS Read them gently In some
Of them. peoples b cartS arc
pulslng.
Dear sir: Two years ago.
my daughter, Donna Jeanne
HAY. then 10 years old, disap-
peared. Since that time, no one
has seen or heard OF her. shortly
after she left. on July u. l9il,
entered the Marine Hospital
and was patient there until
March 10, 1912.
ION that date 7 WAS trans
ferred 10 the Veterans Admins
tration In Dayton. %. returned
10 work Dec. IS, 1912. and have
contacted every one We knew.
and no one can give me any In
formation about her.
Please advise me how can
get this before the public just
In hopes that some one might
know her-Edward l.. Hay,
i17S 81. Clair.
Dear Sir My little son who
is four, had hts h1cyric taken
from our back yard about two
weeks ago. and sir he misses
IL so much.
Il have An Older son and he
goes 10 school all DAY. 50 jimmy
has 10 play more or less by him
self. and his bicycle was his
main enjoyment
u ought maybe. II you
\ might have place IN your
\paper. you might print a request
1that IL be returned We are not
rich and cannot offer a reward,
hut. sir. I'm sure II tho people
who took II only knew how
much II meant 20 Jimmy ...
Mrs Byars sos Yingcr
Dear MIR. Pickering: Gee.
fellow, have heart. Don't you
have a better looking picture Of
yourself 10 tack mp nj the head
~ your column I like To read
about your going ons. but I
finch when ! have TO pass that
picture. It's awful. know YOU
don't look that had, surely, You
couldn't, Gee whiz, how pity
kitty.--Pauline."
Dear Pauline I do too look
that bad
Hello, Mr.. Pickering: YOU
emit oned something about
Percy Jones Hospital needing
some chairs for the sun porch
and then. Just a short time ago,
! saw n picture Of the soldiers
at the hospital enjoying many
new chairs.
This made me regain conf
dence In the human race,
$50 may I tell you about me:
I'm % years old, brown hair,
green eyes. weigh 100 pounds,
lust an ordinary girl that eats,
sleeps and talks like any other
girl. Yes. I can do almost every
thing every other girl can do
except one thing. and that Is
WALK. II was just an ordinary
mishap, 7 guess, at the age Of
three months.
cit will be two years the 18th
Of this month that I graduated
from high school. I've never seen
the inside Of school, but 1
received my education by means
~ home teachers, for which I've
always been grateful.
$50 I was wondering ~ there
are any people who need any
copy work done, either type
written ar longhand,
of you can't help me In any
way, don't feel too badly. I'm
sorry took up 80 much OF
your time, so I'll run along now.
Listen to me. I'll run along.