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FULLY EQUIPPED DAIRY.
MONTGOMERY CO. Md

230 acres. 7-rm. house with no modern
improvements: nice view. elec. available
barn. other usual farm buildings. fne
stream, soil in high state of cultivation.
an excellent stock, cattle farm, only IL
miles from Wash.
This farm was purchased in 1927 for
price 1t is now being offered for sale; must
be sold TO settle an estate.
II you want to purchase good farm
close to Wash. at an unusually low price
do not fail to see this one.
For appointment to inspect call At the
ofices OF
Buell. M. Gardner. J. E. Kelly,
ROCKVILLE. Nd. Phone $50.
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SO. $50.
REAL, o-ApT unJICr
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,
SECOND COMMERCIAL
STORE AND APARTMENT

A semidetached brick building containing
store and 7-room and bath apartment.
Located not far from 4th and Rhode
Suitable for any type neiehoorhood busi-
ness or for light manufacturing I'M
mediate possession. Price reduced TO
S9.950. Phone Mr.. Wolberg, IA. 1856
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 ST. NV NATIONAL, o345
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OWN A NEW HOME
FOR S36

PER MONTH UNDER FHA PLAN.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
2 bedrooms, living room, dining room.
kitchen, tile bath. G. e. refrigeration. gas
range, full basement. forced heat, coal
fired steel furnace. shades screens, land
scaping Price. S6.20O includes settle
ment charges. Open for inspection 1900
BLOCK 9th st. N. Arlington, Va. Out Will
son blvd. to Buchanan St, turn right 2
blocks to 9th St, turn left to property, or
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

8 OR : ROOM, UNFURNIsHED- MODERN
house, NV. section. for excellent client
Early occupancy; S10O-S150 per mo Cal
EN- lao until 9 pm.. F. A. TWEED CO.
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lam A. weschler & Son, Auctioneer,

Aoam A. Weschler q Son, Auctioneers
'hfs115S sskE skicx 81 pwrPINS REFASFNP Nd
Noa6THWESI; CoSIAINlNG 4
fGehE,cAR F6eMs AsD sGiLT.fS sfSHs; GAkxGE! MiIH
in Liber eoos. folio 81. ct seq, one Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the
pses ssned Substituted 4ass. v he o nds5 so
sale by public auction, in front Of the
bAX bE 81 81 &NSyyEMSER is Sieia; 4. II rogS
10 Wit: Lot ii in square 1898. in the
subdivision made by the American Sc
suri,y and Trust Company and Amos
chusetts Avenue Heights" as per plat
recorded in the once of the Surveyor
q the District Of Columbia in tiber
ing living ing room. &C dining room. drawing
room. breakfast room. kitchen, pantry
| and lavatory on first floor; six bed:
and Two bat baths S, sssend hs G9 and
Hot-water heat. coal fired. Subject to
the building restriction line shown on
record.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit
Examination Of title. conveyancins. re,
cording, revenue stamps and notarial
fees at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
compiled with within thirty days from
II day of sale, otherwise trustee reserves
1.-THE right to resell property at risk and
lcost Of defaulting purchaser, after flve
/ days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washing
|lton, D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited,
lor without forfeiting deposit, trustee
may avail himself of any legal or eauit-
able rights against defaulting purchaser.
Open for inspection daily from 10
| a m. to pm.
ii JAMES A. DAVIS,
| Substituted trustee in Civil Action
No. 2O645
LIP. j. J. Nicolaides. attorney for parties
secured, Union Trust Building.
| |lnol2 2,15.17,19,2
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ARLINGTON. VA.
So, 500.
SEVENTH ETI LIST: st: PIKE BETWEEN

NOHbECh AND OLNEY.
Frame house. 4 rooms and bath. oil
burner, summer-winter hookup. Three
car garage.
This property Is in excellent condition,
sash.
The lot contains one-half acre and
Is inclosed with hedge: well planted with
nne shrubbery. To inspect. call Woodley
$500. After pm, call Mr.. Powell,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

OW Is THE TIME to buy q summer cot
lage. We offer several desirable proper
tie4 at on-ssas9n p.iees. oW NJ; Bsunen,
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TouNG ,FSu COZ COUPLE and lovely, child would
s son wishing companionship. Box 33oJ,
IITkSIsHED OR -sruRN. apartment in
fahea snd Td and s. . Lyes Exs e} E%
SGRSy Is asfG R.carfoR iT sfsfdaS Aff Bath and
sltshenep~' nv Walking distance to
cLEvELlSD PARK sEcr1oN-1-rm.. kit
Nnn we Sp "amed p eployed Seryse
Box 22S-J. Star Is.
TO TRADE LEAsE-win exchange most
o9nsr in
room apartment in Northwest Section. pref
eraoly vicinity 18th ST Box l6l-J star
ment' j or 5edrooms, b; By Business Afsr, lam
lily. , adults, here peTm2nently; references
ARMY OFFICER desires apt. : rooms.
RE, 500, ex 7I44@, between . 4 '" and Y r +!
SoTlPaE-No sS'laPaI smoking; dmTinkinE: ri pets or
,or, bdrnl apt. in mod apt bldg; NV.
By f' RETREp } maT ARMf 81 COLONEL tl9 and ls Ste
S;chenetIs S.l. ne as,,s ana Oash M section: no
YOUNG MAN. refined. desires Groom apt
With bath in modern apt BLDG. vicinity
Thomas and Dupont Circles, Box 8i6-J,
WAR DEPARTMENT EXECUTIVE desires
furnished single apartment northwest,
Conn ave and 18th ST. neighborhood pre-
fered Box BIZ. Star rs
SMALL completely furnished apartment OF
house for six months or less. Box 32l j
So III"
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, housekeepins
furnished apartment, preferably servicee
sma near teuo loth St; NV, urgently re-
ernmert. ait Extension PIG. Columbis
100 tHos-i aa0ol. and if unavailable
please leave message Ia.
ONE BEDecoN. living ROOM kitchenett,
and bath or an efficiency apartment abou
December sth: maximum $50: couple Il
6e married: will sublct, permanent Bo,
eSS-J. Star
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

: ROOMS AND BATH apartment, heat
gas, light: $3.50 month. SOB No Edison
St, Arlington, Va. OK 1923. Near trans
No objection 70 / child
PINE-PANELED UNFURN. APT. . rooms
kit. with Friaidaire and bath, End f.. pvt
home. S49.5u. utilities furn $40 Chey.
erly ave Cheverly. Md WA S436
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HOUSES uNHURNlsHEp.

6 ROOMS. 1Ia BATHS. stoker heat. o-car
garage. Bus stop at door. oxford 4617.
615 goth ST. SO. AL. Vat rooms and
bath. oil heat; S4S "l7O-W I5s
AT WHITTIER ST. and Piney Branch rd
n.w.-Ncarly new detached brick, 3 bed
rooms, 3 baths. recreation room, > fire.
places. attic. screened perch. oil hea-
yard and garage vacant Dec. l. S15c
per month RA. $500.
AVONDALE--1 block to bus and District
line nearly new Groom brick home, with
= baths, modern kitchen. built-in garage.
with complete l-room, bath and kitchen
ette apt. in basement: oil heat; sI25
month. Shown by appointment only
Call NO. 1908.
yACANT-45l7 Iowa ave. n.w.-6 r.. b..
2 porches coal heat; conv: gar; ref:
adults; restricted; 500. GE. O119.
TO SUBLET, for immediate occupancy g.
room house. gas heat: Bethesda. Call
s510 gath ST. N.E-sMALL HOTEL. ..
rooms newly decorated, Rent for $4,000
month or sell III tor rs $l2759 Ia o,e-
1901 North Capitol st. 4
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FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY D.A FARM. modern; compietely eauip;:
ped a abo9t miles 11 washnston located
record purebred Holsteins and grades
Grandson Of DunIosgin Excellent ready
MaIh sEaeS; EslAH f 9Ss scr.s on,
miles % from D; Modern brick residence,
arsse State soaa Sf'hs Rs'. .ac:sn asn
RipIsy. s. 1855. Ssua. rS GSansSsn snd sss.: WI
g 'S' Acres HRsF IL MONT. CO., modern house
Of 4 bedrooms and bath; h,-w. heat. 2-car
chsst.r SARGE: barns, hen houses; stream;
this section. r; P. Ripley: sH 75as.
foR safEssw saf Esvf W. sioo ssS nous. % AIDs sd
Holly I'd; necessary outbuiidinss. good
aber Hs vf 3 a wsa IN MerT.t Rsance
8 ACRES. improved BY a s-rm: bungalow,
" WASH moasrh os ard posG p1s miles
BARGAIN-275 acres. on main highway;
in good condition. SO. arces cleared. balance
ss9So ssh9S bus AsS s,ssT aGSs
csrlckhon, Y Fails Gnu church 0esssan' a1os r. l.
FULLY EQUIPPED DAIRY.
Md. 425 acres. all fenced and We'll water, ter
ed by famous fishing creek, new tile
barns. new tile silos, l25 head Of hne,
ample implements and machinery. in
cluded to work farm scientifically: tractors
feed grinders, milking machines. ETC.;
ciuded: main house recently remodeled:
all tenant houses have baths. heat and
elec. Priced for quick sale At 100000
because the owners son and manager has
been placed in la. Terms, half cash,
balance arranged to suit
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. Exclusive Agent.
Forest Glen. Nd H. Rhh1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Leo r. H1RTOW and MARsHA1 u.
LYNN, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNrILD
States for the District Of fsoSSH GSipmIH,ds al.
miriistration.- is to Give Notice:
That the. subscribers, Of the states Of VIZ "
tanned from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters Testamentary
on the estate Of Annie A. Drummond, late
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenti.
9th day of November. AID. 1874; otherwiss
they may. by law be excluded from AZ
hands this 9th day Of November. 1913.
GEORGE A. WATSON. 81 18th g.; NV.
Washington, s, q; c.; LEO ?; HARLOW
0Seal) Attest: THOMAS c. scA1LEY,
Deputy Register of Wills for the Dtstrtes
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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NOW VACANT

S6,950-l acre. 8 rooms. modern: Q
large closets. full easement. built-in ga
rage on bus line. 8 miles out JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville. Md. Phone Ashton
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. Edeman's Nov
Ing 4 STORAGE Co. ..Taylor o931. Is.
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EDW. H. JONES g. CO, INC

$9,750-ARLINGTON, VA.
bath, open fireplace. screened side porch.
automatic heat; perfect modern home;
excellent condition: owner ordered away
I DUPONT CIRCLE DE jo1JT
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COLORED.

1l13 Montello ave ne-Vacant. Ir
good condition. rooms and bath. h-wh
and Tues. from IL to g. Howard s. Gott
Cal! II. 6sa3. F. NJ. CHIVES. salesman
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

BUICK. 1910 super club coupe: radio
ana heater: excellent condition. Hyatts.
vile Buick. WA. 411l.
BUCK 1941 sedanette: radio and heater.
sxeellent condition. Hyattsville Buick.
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S1.35O.on

NEARBY V1RGINIA-sToNE FRONT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
lovely rooms. coored bath and fix,
lures; automatic air-conditioned heat. d,
luxe kitchen. electric refrigerator. deep lot
Less than 10 minutes drive to Airpor
and Pentagon Building
1915 ST. NV. BEITZELL. DI 300
EAST CAPITOL STREET
Near EASTERN HIGH SCFCOL-Rrick
three bedrooms and bath. stone wall ir
water heat.
THoS. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
Est ablshed in 1915.
I2l 10th st. NV National ntS5
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HOUSES FOR SALE icsnt.,

Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14,950.
| I block Conn. aye.---Attractive masonry.
detached center hall, bedrms, b., maid s
rm.. b.: beamed ceiling. liv. rm. with fre-
place; large dining rm: also with nreplace;
garage; coal heat; oil.burning equipment
included in price; landscaped lot, 11S-ft.
front; vacant. immediate possession. SAM
DOZ INC DU lC34 No Q Dunont Circle
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

TRAIERS. large display. Cash for your
trailer. Richter Trailer Sales. on Route
No l.. Berwyn. Nd. Berwyn 41.
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SILVER SPRING SECTION.
DETACHED BRICK.
6 ROOMS " BATHS-1ha YEARS OLD
lovely center-entrance home large liv.
ing room with fireplace. dining room. mod
ern kitchen with breakfast room 3 spacious
bedrooms. ample closet space large side
porch; bea autiful deep lot; transportation
at door. This home is an exceptional buy
TODAY
FLOYD E DAVIS CO., MA O35o
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CHEVROLET 1910 1h-ton chassis and
cab. 16O-in. wheel base, with hydraulic
1910. dual wheel, chassis and cab, with
platform and body and 10-ply tires. Price.
S675. Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7726 Wis.
consin ave. WI. 1885.
FORD 1898 panel good condition: owner
wants to trade for 40 40 or Al car; an
G. cash; cap be see seen at MINI. ave. and Anes
REAL TRUCK, ia tons, closed body,
good tires, S75: needs q little repair Gail
TRUCKS-stskes, fats, panels, dumps,
tractors and trailers. pickups. 2121 Bla-
densburg I'd: ne. Also buying trucks. 21s
AUTO TRUcKS WA0TF0
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

In Bradley lane section, just on Conn
Lovely 3-bedroom Spanish stucco-type:
step;up large dining room. KITCHEN end
garage with cement driveway will re-
decorate throughout to suit buyers taste:
1880, substantial cash required
Also plenty Of BUNGALOWS and :I-bedroom
houses In Takoma Park and Silver Spring
ranRins in prices frcm $4,000 to Sl2 900
Let us solve youT house hunting problem
LANDIS REALTY CO.,
CT.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
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18th NEAR UNDERWOOD.
Center-hall brick and stone Colonia u
years old S19.p50. Call Mr. Lyon
with ThoG. L, Phillips, EN-. 1870.
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DEAD STORAGE FOR YOUR CAR.
F1reproof Buildfng-Low Rates.
Leo ROcca, Inc 4201 Cnnn EN- T3l
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Possession With Deposit.

2-family brick, each apt. has 2 rooms,
thing: excellent condition. Priced for quick
sale, only SS.95O Mr. 7th and Kennedy
NV. Call Al Booko6, with FRED KOGOD.
INA. Q2SN. RA Rh27
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BLDG IN THE REAR OF l7sl < ST NV. NV
FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY PERCY
H. RUSSELL CO. 1131 Z ST N "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20

ing and it melts away. Seriously,
Paige, aren't you worried about
Denison?"
"Of course / am"
And Rusty-even IL he has beer
mean? You'd be unhappy if any.
thing happened to him, wouldn't
your"
Yes" They now were back up
on their own deck. Paige held open
the heavy door and they walked
into the corridor, already murky
and blue-lamped even in mid-after-
noon. But heavens, Abby, nothing
would ever happen to Rusty. Rest
wick Carnes III. What a thought
Rusty was beginning to realize
that Jiro wished to kill him. He
was so nearly unconscious now,
however, that no faces except the
grinning one of the Japanese swan
before his eyes. Yes, Jiro wanted
to kill him. Restwick Carnes III.
A sainted Carnes of Oahu, Captain
Berrlman had called him. Dimly it
dawned upon the struggling man
that he expected all the magic OF
that name that irate people
claimed he did. He'd even expected
this clutching fingered Jap to bow
as he had when in his employ, to
hand over his camera and run
away like a spanked child.
Instead, he had dug his fingers
into Rusty's throat and had kept
them there. He had said with COM
plete confidence, you now will get
a lesson in how to treat a member
Of the new rulers Of the world"
The thumbs had dug in harder until
they felt like knives.
you'll die for this" Rusty had
managed to choke out. Jiro's only
answer had been a chuckle that
sounded as IL he were humming
happily.
All Restwick Carnes' thoughts
came through red dizziness.
There was no sense to them, no
coordination. They fitted in, fit
ted out. Only the pain remained,
stronger every second. There sure
ly was some way out Of the situa-
ton, he unused, some hold to break
that hold. II he could Just remem-
Der 1t. II he could Just think.
A feeble movement of his BODY
brought response from Jiro. You
cannot get away. Do not bother to
try" He released his pressure the
tiniest bit so that Restwick Carnes
would be sure to hear the haunting
words.
The red-haired man mumbled
s o m ething unintelligible that
seemed to amuse the Jap. He loos-
ened his thumbs still more so az not
to obstruct that painful gibberish.
II was wonderful to hold this hated
white man against the ground. to
keep him helpless and agonized. It
was wonderful to know that he
could not get away, to watch his
throat and face swell, TO see his
eyes roll in all directions. TO hear
that gibberish growing louder.
And louderi And louder!
In the dark shed there was little
light; there were no shadows.
Rusty's idiotlc muttering was loud
enough TO cover the sound Of tennis
shoes on Dirt.
Choppo knelt directly back OF
Jlro's head and lifted the iron pipe
in his hands.
Ito Be Continuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Buy More War Bonda-
CUFFS AGAIN?

Now that mems trouser cuffs may
stage a come back, there is little
interest in the issue Who cares
whether cuffs are the style, e1-
cept the dealers in wool and
cotton?
Cuffs we're banned nearly a year
ago to save enough wool cloth to
manufacture at least 100000 suits.
over the intervening months, how
ever, the countrys wool situation
has been improving steadily with
large imports from Australia. Cuffs
will help to use up thi, surplus.
One leading argument for them
Is that heel-clicking citizens who
used to wear out the cuffs Of their
trousers and now rub holes In the
pants themselves, need the cuff to
use for repair purposes. An answer
10 such argument is that lack OF
repair material may step up the
sale OF new trousers, which would
mean using more cloth and so
benefit the wool growers even more
than cuffs.
From the standpoint OF the aver
age man, the final decision can
hardly be OF much interest. II
cuffs require material needed for
war purposes, everyonea can easily
do without them. II cuffs will help
10 use up surplus material it will be
OK with most men TO add them on.
Let the government decide which
will work 70 best advantage and
<here will be little complaint.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
Embarked Love

| that the man on the dirt floor knew
he did, not want to continue the
fight. He wanted only to escape.
Rusty managed to get to a squat
ting position, then threw himself
forward with the aid Of strong
leg muscles and caught Jiro about
the ankle. Rusty looked like a
snake striking. Jiro hit the ground.
Scarcely had he landed before
Restwick Carnes knew that now
Jiro did want to continue the fight.
His clamping yellow hands we're
about Rustys throat. Pictures be-
gan to whirl before his eyes. Jiro,
Choppo, Eugenia, Abby, Paige.
Then Jiro again. Then the others.
But always bigger than the other
faces in the continuous circle was
Jiros.
Abby asked, Whom did you
think of first, Paige, when you real
lied we were in danger?"
They were on B deck, with It's
countless glass windows. Stewards,
walters, bartenders, cooks, bus
boys, civilian volunteers-all we're
painting, and had been for a couple
of hours, until now most Of the
windows were black. The place
seemed unfamiliar and spooky.
The little gray-haired woman
peered through the eerie light at
the girl. Tell me-Rusty or Deni-
SOM"
Neither. l thought Of Society
Sal and her 80 cats. l wonder il
she is all right"
Abby said somewhat dryly, you
assured me nothing could happen
to Choppo. believe Sal is about as
apt to be marked by a lucky sign"
"She told me IL Honolulu we're
attacked she wouldn't worry about
herself. She'd worry about her cats.
She said they were accustomed to
liver and red beef and raw eggs"
Abby's little brassy laugh came
out in a frail imitation of its usual
sound. you can't get angry at the
silly, doting fool. She does even
more for batch Of orphans on the
island"
you're pretty good to orphans
too, darling" Right after she had
spoken, Paige wished she had not,
for her friend already was doleful
enough over the welfare Of her lit
tie charge. Quickly the girl said,
Let's walk some more"
Everyone seemed to be walking,
largely to relieve nerves and for
that encouragement that some
times can be found in group
where each person strives to be
brave for the benefit OF all others.
The two women paused beside one
painter who actually was enjoying
his labors. He was singing little
impromptu songs. When he slapped
an added ~" on just-finished
window, also three dots and dash,
Abby was able to giggle.
You're a pretty good painter"
she praised.
Sure, lady. And why not7 I'm
the soup cook. I should know how
to sling this stun around. was in
the last war and I'll be in this one.
I'm going over 10 make soup for
Hirohito. I'm going to make 1t one
half strychnine and one-half rat
poison"
The attitude OF the workmen i'm
pressed Abby. II must put more
starch in my backbone. 1 keep try
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
CHAPTER FORTY

CALMLY, considering that his
heart was galloping with indigna-
ton, Restwick Carnes crowded out
of the way OF other automobiles
with his own, then stepped out and
headed for the little shed where his
companion had spied Jiro, the for>
mer servant.
Hey" Kissed Choppo.
"Stay herew Rusty Kissed back.
When he saw the child clambering
from the automobile he leaped
back. BE a good egg and stay
here" he repeated.
But he's my spy" claimed the
red-headed tike.
Restwick Carnes looked angrier
than he had looked all day.
There's a limit, Choppo. And this
is it. Stay here and offer the car to
anyone who may ask you for it."
When Rusty reached the little
shed Jiro was getting ready to
move from that protection to
search for another. To photograph
some other scene of havoc for the
delightful scrutiny of his govern
ment. Undoubtedly that was his
purpose. The camera now was back
in the innocent basket Rusty
stepped through the doorway and
barred Jiros exit.
Isn't this a strange time to pur-
sue your hobby, Jiro?"
If Restwick Carnes expected his
former Japanese employe to be i'll
at east, he was wrong. The elation,
that feeling of being indomintable
that evidently had gripped all the
yellow monsters that day, had
gripped Jiro as well.
mot at ALL" He smiled, but the
smile was a smirk. And there wa5
no accompanying bow. He stood
erect and regarded his former en-
ployer with eyes that Knocked.
What more appropriate time
would want? take pictures for
my country. My pictures will be
history"
You're not going to have any
picturesw Without pausing to
think, the red-haired man hurtled
himself through the air and
knocked Jiro's basket from his
hand. A grin spread over Rusty's
face. II sounded very much as IL
Jiro now possessed broken
camera.
But Rusty's grin did not last
long Jiro's wrist was tight
against his mouth. First the wrist,
then lightning swift, the arm Just
sliding along until it was his shout
der interfering with Rusty's face.
1t was under his chin. More swiftly
even than his arm had Travelled up
ward. Jiro tossed Restwick Carnes
over his head, where he landed In a
heap in a corner OF the little shack.
An ache snot through Rusty's
head as II hit corner beam. He
shook II 10 clear. IL, resenting the
pain, resenting more his stupidity
in having been tricked with that
hold. He should have known what
would happen. Well. he knew the
answer now. He knew the next
trick. He knew what to do when
Jiro headed toward him.
But Jiro did not head toward
him. He reached for his precious
basket with such frantic haste
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-20
The First Presbyterian Church
Raymon Burns Bair, Minister

Raymon Burns Bair, Minister.
9:45 a. m.-Church School. Ross
Cook, superintendent. Classes for
all children under trained leaders.
9:i5 and 1855 a. m.-Nursery
school.
1885 a m.-Divine worship.
Sermon by the minister, When
Life Tumbles in.
Mrs. Thomas O'Dea will play
the organ numbers; Prelude. "Ro-
nance. Vieuxtamps. Postlude.
"Lenten Postlude', Koch. The
choir will sing the anthem, my
Faith Looks Up to Thee, Schneck-
er.
Sermon Solo. 20 Divine Redeem,
err. Gounod, Madge Wickham will,
sing.
: p. m.-Westminster League
meets at the church to go to the
African A. VI, +. Church for the
service at 1880.
University of life meets at St.
Luke's Church from TO $3.50.
Church membership class meets in
the primary room of the Church
at 2::3O.