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Evening star., 1943-07-15

! IA MADISON ST N N.W,-Larse cool room
next To bath anu shower. private home;
/ conv. iranSp.; reaS.; sentlemsn preferred.
I Georgia .SI9
Evening star., 1943-07-15

HOTEL l440 Rhode Island ave nv
Singles, doubles, triples, some pyt, baths
week DarSnn and nm ~NNNS
Evening star., 1943-07-15

ARMY CAPTAIN will share large. cool
loom. near Munitions and Navy Bldgs
Executive O14 from 5 to q pm.
:s.,3 18th ST Nw.--MasleI bedroom
well furn., pvt bath, shower, . clothes
closets. cross ventilation, twin beds oil
heat. c.h.w.. unlim. phone. mod. brick
home. nice lawn. in beautiful Shepherd
Park, 3 min. ride from Walter. Reed.
Taylor Id0i
Evening star., 1943-07-15

CHEVY srfitms5 GaAsE' Military I'd, mr. Conn 60.
end floor; BED has inner-sprins room room on
bathrooms. lear garage, no house, res,
ing: detached, insulated house. occnreep eep,
" occupied
Evening star., 1943-07-15
$4,000 TO $40, 900.

We have several modern brick homes,
well situated in Northwest Washington
and nearby Md, At he above price range
We invite your tnquiry and viii be pleased
TO make appointments to inspect these
properties Please call Nj. Young, WO.
S5-R
Evening star., 1943-07-15

1891 18th ST N.W.-Sgle, dbie. master
rms, twin beds. exclusive home, mr.. transp :;
walk dist: Scrupulously clean
Evening star., 1943-07-15
poIIITpY r. EGGS

F. W. BOLGIANO 81 CO.
Poultry equipment: fun line Eshelman' 5
feeds al New York ave ne. FIR 1890.
Sn1 St NV MA. OO9l.
Evening star., 1943-07-15

HOTEL COURT. TT. /, Berwyn. Md.-Rm.,
pvt. ent., new bldg, $40 mo, dbie.;; bus
at door; also Ink. rm.; % min. drive
TO War Dept, only tranc light ber-
Evening star., 1943-07-15

.. NORTHEAST - Front double room also
single room ia pyt. nome. BLOCK from bus
Evening star., 1943-07-15

l1l4 25th, ST. N.W.-BeauIiful second-1
'front.' 'front.' doI5le %d % IN; SO lovely single: conv
Evening star., 1943-07-15

DOWNTOWN. l0ls Vermont aye-Nicely
furnished, large front room. for couple
or Two men; also single room for man.
Miss Denison, Room /, md II. EX. 8S29.
?40O BLOCK 18th ST. NW.-Extra large
double room, also large room to share
iYirlSl PhnnR HO 1NI2
Evening star., 1943-07-15
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
6oO7 9th ST NV

Detached dwelling, Stucco over tile slate
roof bedrooms, larse g!asSed-in sleeping
porch. . attic rooms. fireplace, . baths
recreation room, oil burner, Frigidaire
screened and wea ther-Stripped and in ele-
CANT condition; 2-car garage; lot 4OXl3n
IT; beautiful yard. flowers and shrub
berry. Possession 30 to so days. Price
reasonable. To inspect, call H. H. CAR
TER. 6l3 18th ST. NV, MA. AIS: eve
Evening star., 1943-07-15

DUNBAR INN, l03 ST. s.e.-A friendly
place to live for men ard girls. Living
rooms Tor guests? Yes, Two, and recres :
tIon room viii be ready soon tor games
and dancing. Only | block from cars Nos
30, "a, 80 and " at st and Penna. ave.
hInckS m ears NnS An and
Evening star., 1943-07-15

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Near Connaa:,---,,
way 3636. No'i room. Ord
Evening star., 1943-07-15
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
NEAR 44th AND FESSENDEN

Semidetached brick. 4 bedrooms. ! bath;
Wv. heat, oil-cosl; garage; nice lot,
Price, $3.50.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Investment Bldg RE 1lSf.
Evening star., 1943-07-15

ll03 18th ST. N.W-Very nice single
room, running water: downtown location.
l7-!!3 EYE ST. NW-very desirable and
cool single room, also basement room.
nd Al
Evening star., 1943-07-15

:, D. Cool. attractive
nipVt. bath, unlim. phone
appointments; gentlemen
Evening star., 1943-07-15

3bu5 N HAMPSHIRE AVE N.W.-DbIe.
front rm, close tranSp.; unlm. phone;
.-,t,ls l,n1A u-tEY
Evening star., 1943-07-15

N.W.--Desirabe large master bedroom
private shower. suitable ! or . gentle
meu: semitic home. Georgia l63s.
1876 EUCLID ST. NV -Nice-stzed room,
Evening star., 1943-07-15

NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOM in apt. sd-
joining bath. home privileges; 18th ST. bus
at corner; gentleman. Call after pm,
Taylor 59a4
Evening star., 1943-07-15

CHEVY CHASE-Opposite Country Club
Large double room with pvt, bath. tiled
shower. exposures. Telephone OIL. 1122
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE NV lovely
home: express bus. ia. S5s8 after pm.
NEAR MASS. & 49th ST.---Front rm
oriv bath: double bed; no other roomers:
gentlemen. OR. 2527.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Attractive, cool
double room, twin beds. pvt home, con-
venient transportation. OR. 0217.
41S ST. NE.-Sinsie room. near bath.
2nd floor. Ink: 81 90 week. 16H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Home Defense Notes
Stingel
Is Given
Job
BY KEN HALL

Ralph Sungel. who has been
with the scrap professors and
special projects branches of the
WPB salvage division, has been
named 70 succeed John D. Nc
ellis, yesterday appointed re-
gional salvage manager, in his
relinquished Job Of executive sec
rotary Of the state salvage COM
mittee
p. r. Fuger. who has been
acting chief Of the industrial sal
wage section, is made chief Of that
group.
Waste paper is needed to pro-
vide the waterproofed containers
which bring food. ammunition,
medical supplies and war materi-
ais 10 our soldiers in the Aleu-
tians, Solomon Islands. Sicily and
other war fronts.
Therefore il behooves every
housewife who already has not
done so, 10 save all newspapers.
brown paper bags, cardboard and
waste papers Of any sort.
For collection of the waste
paper call Columbia 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Kaiser TO Make
Army Vehicle in
Detroit Factory

John Cunningham. vice presi-
dent Of production of the Henry
j. Kaiser shipbuilding interests.
was en- route 10 Washington today
after a visit 10 Detroit during
which he announced that Kaiser
expected soon TO begin building a
new military vehicle here on a big
scale.
He revealed purchase Of a small
plant in which production has
been started, adding that it would
be greatly expanded al an early
date.
In Washington. he plans 10 con-
fer with army and government
officials on production Of the new
vehicle.
At the end Of a two-day inspec-
ton Of the Ford plants, Cunning
ham praised the production OF
Detroit factories calling the city
the most production-minded
town in the country" Of the plant
now in operation, he said:
THE plant now is at work on
a contract for the ordnance de-
partment, for which we still
have TO find subcontractors."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
81 Boys Leave
To Aid Farmers

Thirty-seven boys, ranging in
age from IA 10 II. leave Detroit
today for Chief MONDAY Camp,
near Middleville, to aid farmers
in the harvest OF carrots and
onions. Forty more will join them
Tuesday.
The two groups will be the last
from Wayne County 10 be re-
cruited this summer as victory
garden volunteers. Each will be
accompanied by a representative
OF the county agricultural agent.
The volunteers, recruited by the
Wayne County OCD are given
free lodgings at the camp. They
pay for their board from their
wages earned during an eight
hour day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Father Delivers
Baby, Lets II Die

4 2S-year-old father who ad-
mltted he buried a stillborn in
FAINT in his back yard six years
ago 10 save funeral expenses was
jailed today after discovery OF a
newborn baby dead in his home
The father. Stanislaus Kemp
1864 Wilkie. Taylor Township. told
Wayne County deputies he deliv-
cred the infant about $50 a. m
yesterday but made no effort 10
keep il alive
He directed deputies 10 the yard
where they unearthed the skele-
ton Of the infant born 10 his first
wife The mother died after
childbirth.
Kemp Is in the county jail for
investigation OF negligent homi-
eide and violation Of burial regu-
lations. His wife. Rose. -. was
removed 10 EloiSe Hospital for
medical attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

cent came back and that per-
centage has continued as the
number Of originals kept coming.
So. next time you notice one
of those little silver Red Cross
pins, with that bit of red ribbon
behind it. rush 10 telephone and
call the Red Cross for an appoint
ment for yourself. That's the only
kind of salute the members of
the Gallon Club want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Unbelievable
Bonds Await 4

If the following persons will
identify themselves at the War
Finance Committee office, 600
Union Guardian Building. they
will receive war bonds which the
post office has been unable to de-
liver.
The bonds are in the names OF
Jack Thompson, 1888 Hamilton;
Miss Gertrude r. Richards, 1850
Hillsboro; Bernard j. Medium.
8505 w. Warren, and two for
Clarence Brady, 1910 Twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Flash Flood Waters
Ebb in W. Virginia

SUTTON. ". Va. Aug. s up
Waters from the most disastrous
flash floods in the history Of CEN
trial West Virginia began receding
today leaving - known dead. 10
missing and property damage esti-
mated az So 800 600
Several small cities, including
Burnsvillen and Chenille. were
still under four feet Of water. but
al Occupants had been evacuated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
gFrieI Asks State
To Take Bigger
Cut From Racing

A request 10 increase the states
revenue from the Detroit Racing
Association by a million dollars
year was made 10 Gov. Kelly today
by County Auditor James d. Friel.
Friel also asked that the in
creased revenue be earmarked for
the care of tubercular patients.
The state and individual counties
each contribute so per cent of the
funds now provided for their care.
Friel pointed out that, in Massa-
chusettS, where the total amount
wagered last year exceeded the
amount bet in Michigan by only
IS per cent, the revenue reverting
10 the state exceeded that of
Michigan by more than $50 per
cent.
According to figures obtained
from auditors of both states, Mas
sachusetts received a revenue Of
81 ,599,09l last year on $28, 797, 500
wagered, while Michigan received
only $242, 500 on $4,000, 500
wagered.
conservative estimates set
this years betting total at $780,
100000" Friel declared
He submitted a chart showing
racing revenues in five states sup
porting his contention that Michi-
gan received the smallest revenue
from this source.
Friel proposed that Michigan
Aincrease It's revenue by obtaining
percentage OF the pari-mutuel
ptakeout and also a percentage Of
the breakage, which it does not
do now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Spouse Wed On a Bet.
Divorced Wife Says

Claiming her bartender husband
remarked her merely 10 win a bet,
Mrs. Adeline Bologna of 400 Slim
son place today obtained in circuit
court her second and final divorce
from James Bologna.
She learned about the bet two
minutes after they had been re-
married last April by Common
Pleas Judge Groat.
There -we-were standing In
the corridor, talking about a
second honeymoon when he tells
me he doesn't love me and starts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity-Lit'l, change IN
temperature tonight ard Saturday fore
noon. Gentle 20 moderate winds
DETROIT DATA
temperatures Thursday. Highest, -,
lowest so. msan, SIS
Departure from normal temperature
Thursday. 3
Departure from normal temperature
since January / 1913
Temperature one year sg0 today; High.
est, To- lowest. So mean 50
Temperatures this date In past II years:
Highest i04 IN 1918 lowest 50 10 1894
Relative humidity Thursday ? ~ q n.
So $50 a m 90er 80 p. m 4so !;
s 30 p y. Sc
Precipitstion IN last - hours ending a.
80 m today None
Departure from normal precipitation
since January / -s4s
Degree days for Thursday. Aug. s: q.
Normal for Aug s o.
Accumulated degree DAYS this month; 0.
Nornsl drrree Gays fof August 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
L. Q. Ross Quits owl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6 (UP)-
Leo c. Roster, author Of fiction
under the pen name Leonard @.
Ross has resigned as a deputy
director of the domestic branch
of the Owl, il was announced
today. Roster, author of books on
Hollywood and Washington cor
respondents, has been with Owl
and its predecessor agencies since
Pearl Harbor. He will return to
writing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
5000 Bodies Dug Up;
Show Murder Of Jews

MOON. Aug. 6 CINS)-
ELIMINATION Of 5000 corpses in a
solid mass in one trench $50 yards
long was reported today by the
Soviet atrocity committee report
ing on German maSsacres of Jews.
according to Moscow dispatches
to Reuters.
The committee in a special re-
port said the Germ ans had
Systematically eXteTninated the
Jews in the north Caucasus region
last August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Suit Challenges
Toll Charges on
Crosse I|eBridge

The right of the Crosse lie
Bridge Co. TO exact a Is cent toll
on the bridge leading TO the upper
end of the island was questioned
today by Prosecutor Bowling.
Permission to file the suit was
granted by Circuit Judge Keidan.
Involved in the dispute is legality
of the companyS franchise. which
was secured from the Crosse lie
Railroad Co. in 1912.
NEVER PUBLISHED
The original bridge franchise
was granted Peter Jacobson ir
1910 by the county board of su.
perviSors. The franc Use was
turned over 10 the railroad com.
pany and later sold to the present
operators.
1t is claimed by the prosecutor
that the original franchise was
never published and is therefore
illegal.
1t is further claimed that. un.
der Michigan law. a franchise is
only good for 80 years.
Ward Culver, president of the
Crosse lie Bridge Co., said tina,
company stockholders numbered
800.
KEEPS AREA EXCLUSIVE
THE purpose of the toll
bridge" said Culver, els TO keep
the upper end OF the island ex-
elusive.
There are many large homes
there and these people want
privacy.
That bridge has paid for IT.
self and, In order for the toll to
be lifted, the present bridge
would have TO be condemned
and a public bridge built"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Type Talk Tomorrow

Proper care and maintenance Of
typesetting machines will be the
subject for discussion at an all
day meeting of the Mergenthaler
Linotype Co. in the Detroit
Leland Hotel tomorrow. The ses-
sions will be open 10 the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PRoCESSED FOODS CBIus stamps)
y. r, Q-VaHd 20 Aug. T.
n, :, I-Vsud 20 sept 20.
GASOLINE
A-COupOn - gallons 70 Sept. FL
PULL OIL
Period sill gallons 90 Sept 30
Period I (neW seTiesl--iO gallons for
each unit until Jan. 3.
TIRE INSPECTION DEADIINES
A-Sept 80; B-OCt 81; C-Aug. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from YOUR
Detroit Times carrier-sale~man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Firemen Save 100 Points

BOSTON, Aug. (INs)-Firemen with
a definite awareneSs of the meat situation
had a vote of thanks today from George
c. Goodman and family.
When called to fight a fire in the
Goodman home. the first thing they rescued
was a Hotpoint ham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

laughing" Mrs. Bologna told
Circuit Judge Keidan.
Then he tells me he bet a
friend he could win me back
after our first divorce"
Bologna. she said. continued 10
laugh outside Judge Groat'sN court
room and then walked away re-
marking
well, I've won by bet honey.
good-by."
Mrs. Bologna said they were
divorced in Jan. 1943. after six
and one-half wears of marriage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
40 Blood Donors
Give Gallon Each
Some Await 10Th Trip;
Attorney, Labor Chief
Housewives in Group,
By VERA BROWN

There is new and exclusive
club in the city which boasts some
40 members.
Each member wears the red
badge of loyalty, a wisp Of ribbon
under a silver pin. They're the
men and women Of the Gallon
Club-those who, since November,
l94l. have donated a gallon OF
blood TO the city's blood bank.
And all of the pioneers are
looking forward 10 the day when
they'll be two-galloners. Each is
donating blood as often as rules
of the Red Cross permit.
ON WAY TO I'D GALLON
Some of the members of the
Gallon Club are already on their
way 10 that second gallon. John
Newcomb, scion of the famous ole
family here, is one Of those.
He's an attorney who feels he
must work part of his week in z
war plant. He's already been nine
times 10 the blood bank and has
an appointment, three months
hence, for donation No. 10. Each
donor gives a pint a visit.
Leo Polk. UAW-CIO repre-,
senta tive, is another devoted Gal.
Ion Club man. He has made his
ninth appointment.
Take the case of Mrs. Elizabeth
Way of l435 Phillip. But let her
tell her own story:
ut doesn't seem that I'm do
Ing very much. My husband Is
In war work. His sons over
seas and 1 put In two days n
week as n Gray Lady at st.
Mary's Hospital.
5000 PINTS A WEEK
1--we already applied for over
seas Red Cross service. My hus-
band says he'll batch IL till /
come home for he knows how
anxious I am to do my part,
too. Only thing about going
away, I'll miss my ninth call to
the blood bank"
Both men and women get con.
siderable pride out of the fac
that the Gallon Club helped t.
boost Detroit's bank to 5000 pints
week. 1t started with 500.
! OF those first 500 donors, 16 pei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

MEAT. CHEESE. FATS Rsd stampsl
r. J-Vald|t 70 Aus 81
N-Valid AUG. s 90 Aus 81
sUGAk
stamp iS--a pounds 20 Aug ts
stamp Us pounds, AuR iG-Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp IS l6--h los. each 90 oct 81.
SHOES
stamp ls-One pair % oct a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-21
Race Features
National AAU

New York, June 2l- ms -
Match him with Count Fleet.
somebody shouted as Gunder Hagg
ran OF and hid from Greg Rice.
And that just about covers the
difference between the man they
call Gunder the Thunder an the
others who run against him. II
will take four-footed champion to
beat him. Nothing on two legs will
get close.
He seems 10 have proved that for
Americans-as he did long before
now for the track fans OF his native
Sweden-by beating Rice some 40
yards in their 5000 meter feature OF
the National A. A. L. Champion
ships at Randall's Island here Sun
day. He didn't break his own great
world record for the distance, but
he didn't have TO. He didn't even
trail once he swung into stride
and his opponents spent their time
almost from starting gun TO finish
line studying the latest in Swedish
hairCuts-from the rear He gave
them large slice OF the back OF his
neck.
Gunder the Thunder is a thrill
ing piece OF machinery, a Swiss
movement in a locomotive, or some
thing OF the kind. Write It wour-
self Anything you say will be
o. X. You can't hurt anybody's
feelings now. Even Rive knew he
was licked-licked like he never
was before. and as he lay on a
rubbing table after his long-herald.
ed clash with the Swede he suffer
ed muscular commissions and SEEM
ed undetermined whether to col
laps outright or merely weep He
wound up doing little of both and
insisting he was not in shape for
the race, slow as 1t was. Hagg
was timed in 14:4s5. or 500 Sec
onds of his record for the distance,
which is three miles ISIS yards.
There were others in the race
besides Hagg and Rice, but they
can be forgotten quite thoroughly
now as they were by the crowd OF
5000 on hand Sunday for the
Swede's American debut. Fred
Wilt. OF the Columbia Midship-
mems School, pulled in front twice
in the early going, but Hagg SUI.
fered this indignity just long
enough TO get up an extra notch OF
steam and after the first quarter
he was in complete command.
At the end of two miles he was
in front by so yards. with Rice
doggedly running a hopeless race,
getting i'll and lighting of stitch
in his side Rice tried to make an
explosive finish of the kind that had
carried him TO SIS straight previous
triumphs. but the best he could do
with II Sunday was to cut Hagg's
margin in half He didn't even ap-
proach victory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-21

three singles. and boosted the win.
ming margin with a home run OF
his own.
The Brooklyn Dodgers strength.
ened their hold on second place
with an to : triumph over the
New York Giants.
The Washington Senators threw
a scare into the New York Yankees
by taking the first contest 3 10 5,
but the Yankees returned to take
the rishtcap. TO E.
The St Louis Browns took both
ends Of a twin bill from the De.
troit Tigers, 6 10 2 and s 10 4.
largely through home runs by Chct
Laabs and Harland Cliff. a sun
day crowd OF 27595 watched the
Tigers drop below the 5oO mark
The Boston Red Sox took both
halves Of a double-header from the
Philadelphia Athletics, : to 3 and
to g.
The Chicago White Sox and the
Cleveland Indians split their double
bill, the White Sox winning the
first. 10 TO 6. and losing the second,
: 10 2
The Chicago Cubs took a 2 70 !
fye-inning victory in the second
half o fthcir double.header with
the ST Louis Cardinals after pre-
Senting the first game 70 the Cards
L. 10 q
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-21
Sports Roundup

Detroit MhUP-Nieky springer spaniel and Bonni. wire
Sunday afternoon the Obedience Dog
Dog Training Club in Memorial
Nicky by T. Sorrenno OF Detroit
possible take honors the Compan
by Helen Stack Detroit took
Excellent Class with 23l OF possible
$50 points.
Detroit and zeigler shared hon
Detroit Cupboard Association Sunday
time Thompson
zgler repeated the Service and
Racing Runabouts
is schools filed
collegiate golf to be held at the
IS announced today
Northwestern tournament secretary II is
the entries close
on lie OF he
Football today voted 10 tap
effort serious war
professional voted
permit colegans who attending
have discontinued football.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-21
The Blind Mans Secret

door. Half the rear panel opened.
The same dark, heavy-set fellow.
with no attempt at disguise, stood
seowling at the. Okehi One at
a time, and make it snappy!"
Agatha stepped down, her heart
pounding. The door shut and locked
behind her. This is kidnapping" she
told their driver and his tall COM
panion, who had masked his face
with a bandana- You could hang
for this"
Cut it out, sister. We're In q
hurry"
The taller man grabbed her
hands from behind and brought
them together at her back. The
other tied her wrists with rope.
They both clutched her, one by each
arm, and hustled her into the an
cient vehicle standing beside the
barn Remember" the tall one
warned her, "if you holler at any
farmer going by, well shoot him."
They hurried back to the truck
for Clemantine.
Agatha thought, IF only there
were some way could give sig
nal-something I could leave to
show they're taking us up this side
road"
She thought about dropping
handkerchief, but there was no way
of getting it into her hands. She
had nothing but her feet ~
That was 1t! A shoe!
She stood up in the topeless car.
The men had left the door open. 1t
was a simple matter to slip one
shoe of by catching the heel with
the toe Of the other foot. A quick
kick and the shoe went spinning
out into the middle Of the main
road.
Clemantine was protesting loud
| ly. "I'll remember your faces TO my
dying day! You'll go to prison for
| this"
Lady" the tall man told her.
you'll never see my face-and
you'll never see either Of us again"
What do you mean by that?
You-you're not going TO k-kiI
u.s." She was pale and trembling.
They almost had to lift and push
her in beside Agatha.
"okeh, joe" directed the heavy
set man. Take that truck some
where in a hurry. III see you next
month in-you know where"
Right" The tall fellow started
toward the milk truck on a quick
trot Suddenly he stopped and
reached down into the dust. He
picked up something and tossed II
back at his mate who had climbed
into the drivers seat Of the old car.
Here, you keep this. Pete!"
II was Agatha's shoe.
Ito Be Continued)