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Evening star., 1943-05-23

QQoR an hour Pat Kenyon had sat in big
chair by the telephone, swinging. swing
u ing, swinging her foot. Her father had
showed the chair up for her before he left.
right after lunch. might as well take it
easy" he'd said. Long distance calls are
pretty tricky items these days"
Of course they were. Still. it was nice of
him to want to do some little something.
Pats mother had gone off upstairs without a
backward glance, intent on business of her
own. She hadn't seemed to unde1stand that
when you loved someone as much as Pat loved
Jimmie Knoll, it was terribly important to
give what you could of yourself - if it was
only your voice over a telephone wire.
Pat had taken hold of her fathers necktie
and pulled him down to her and kissed him
on the cheek. Sometimes you could say an
awful lot without saying anything at all
Sometimes you had to. And there were other
times when you had to hang your heart on
few little words and hope the one you loved
would find it there. As in the telegram Jimmie
had sent her that morning:
WILL CALL YOU AT ONE ooocK cnEERlo
AND EVERYTHING
Pat knew what it meant. It meant that he
didn't trust girls - not even fairly stout
hearted girl he'd had fun with all his life -
when it came to saying good-by.
DIED managed it all right when Jimmie
went away to camp, but then there'd been
furloughs ahead and fine to do about his
uniform and letters every day. 1t was differ
ent, now. She might not hear from him for
a long, long time - or even know where he
was. There would be days and weeks and
months when her imagination -. but never
mind about that. She was going to say good
by to Jimmie in the style to which he was
accustomed, because that was the way he
wanted it to be. 1t was the reason he'd tied
it all up into "cheerio'' and given her time
to get the shakiness out of her voice before
he called.
The "a,d ese1whing'' meant something
very special, too. OF course he might have
said and lose, but Jimmie wouldn't. He'd be
afraid he'd blush when the operator read it
back to him. The and everything suited Pat
just fine.
IT WAS two O'Clock now. Pat tucked her
foot up under her and started swinging the
other one for a change. OF course Jimmie
wasn't such an important person that he
could just say, II want to talk to Miss
Patricia Kenyon in HillGest, Illinois" and
ret his call through at once from half con-
tinent away, while lean men with medals on
their chests and pompous men behind ma
hogany desks chewed their cigars and waited
for the line. After all, it wasn't as if
Pat grabbed the phone 50 quickly it went
right on ringing for second, in her ear.
'Hello!''
Itwas her father. He said: HAS Pat talked
to Jimmie yet?'' He always got her voice
mixed up with her mothers, over the tele-
phone.
This is Pat. No. haven't. l expect the
lines are busy
"Sure," said her father. That's it."
hot kho~, k>S,fk
Evening star., 1943-05-23

had never actually asked
her to marry him. 1t hadn't
seemed important, until
now, to put it into words.
Her mother said: Oar
ling, that's the most beau-
tiful proposal l ever had"
Il could do better if I
had more time"
She turned her head
just enough to smile at
Pat. Don't give it a
thought" she said to
Jimmie. II wouldn't know
any fancy ways of saying
yes.
Jimmie said slowly: Il
wish l could see you for
a minute"
Il know" Pat knew,
too, what he meant. But
Jimmie - there'n come
a day -"
He didn't reply for a
moment. Then, "You BE-
lieve it, don't you. Pat? ?"
'Of course l do" Her
mothers voice was warm
and steady and sure. "
knosU!"
IF you cry while I'm
gone," Jimmie said, IN
beatyou when l get back"
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Il won't cry, jimmie, the voice ike rats
said softly.
"What?'
"Iwon't cry!'
That's better. Well - 50 long. III write"
''I'l write, too. So long, Jimmie. Good-by."
Pats mother replaced the receiver and
moved to another chair halfway across the
room; but even 50, Pat could see the tears
shining in her eyes. Her own tears miracu-
lously. were gone.
When you losed somebody very much, you
sca'ted to eise them whot you could Of yourself
- eoen if it ,oas only yJur uoice, orer the tsle-
phone. You felt that way about somebody
- and then somebody else (your mother,
for instance) felt that way about you.
Nov don't you start crying, Pat told her
mother hiskly. "You heard what Jimmie
said.'
I'm not crying" She took a handkerchief
out of her pocket and blew her nose. Every
spring and every fall" she said, you'll try
to throw away those rocks and valentines
And he'll always catch you, and make you
bring them back"
Pat nodded. II won't mind, though"
They smiled at each other.
Sometimes you could say an awful lot with
out saying anything at all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Workers
In Flint to
Pick Union

WASHINGTON, Oct. s (UP)-
The National Labor Relations
Board today scheduled four bar
gaining elections among &C Spark
Plug and Buick employees at Flint
Oct. 10 and ii and set oct. Ia for
an election among 100 employees Of
the Tru-Fit Trousers Co, Trav-
erSe City.
One hundred cafeteria employees
and 30 plant protection employees
at the &C Spark Plug division of
General Motors will vote Oct. 13
on representation by the United
Automobile Workers tCIO). Cafe
terra employees will vote on Local
65l i'm both the Industrial avenue
and bort highway plants, while
plant protection employees Of both
factories will vote on Local III.
The Buick elections, including
about 40 craftsmen designers in
Plant 25 and 200 plant protection
employees in the Buick division of
General Motors, will be held Oct.
Ia. Both will vote on representa-
ton by the UAW-CIO.
The Traverse City election will
he held from 4:30 p. m. 10 Z y. m.
AT the Boardman School in TRAY
erSe City. Employees Will vote on
representation by the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers of Amer
lea tCIO).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Detroit Realtors
In Kalamazoo al
State Session
Nv PAT DENNIS
Time. Real Eststs Fdnof

More than 25 Detroit realtors
are expected 10 be IN attendance
wien the 2eth annual convention
AZ the Michigan Real Estate Assoc
citation which opens IN Kalamazoo
TODAY. James r. Atkinson Of Dc
troit. president, will be IN charge
of the session
The board OF directors dinner
meeting was held last night
The visiting delegates Will he
welcomed by Kalamazoo Mayor
Lou w. Collins
Clarence l.. RolandCr deputy
commissioner Of the state depart
ment of agriculture, viii speak on
Food for Two Fronts
This afternoon. Robert ?. Ger
holZ Of Flint. was "a discuss Pr
vste Building After the War
Photography as an Aid IN Sell
ing" will he the topic of-Ralph r.
Toynton OF Detroit.
Other speakers from Detroit
will he George C. SeNaucr Arthur
F Rassett. president Of The De
troit Real Estate Board Fred ~
Riackwood. II Perry Holmes
Councilman William A. Comstock
and Lester J. Steele
The convention will adjourn
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Weird Spy Tale
To Be Broadcast

a king aSSaSSinalcd before her
eyes Listen 10 the real life adj
venture Of the Princess Elena,
whose Strking resemblance 10 a
beautiful blond spy jcd 10 her hc-
ing kidnapped by a secret terrorist
society.
Hear her story over Station
VII r. = ~ Fire. F,t,4t Page Drama
10 no broadcast AZ l215 p. m. to-
morrow
You arc urged 10 tune in on
WJLB each saturday for the
Front Page Drama program based
on material from the files OF The
American Weekly America : most
Interesting McCklA maCaZlnc.
which comes regularly with The
Detroit SUNDAY Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
s. RO0nerS
Ruled Too MANY
For One House

PONTIAC. Oct s a rooming
house in which 36 persons were
living in quarters designed for y
persons was declared a public
nuisance by Judge George w DeS
JarCinS Of Lapeer. who heard the
case in circuit court here. The
excess roomerS were given seven
days (. VaCate
The city health department
made the nuts ance allegation
against Mrs Margaret Graham
Gauthler, who said she was the
landlady. The crowded condition
of the hou e, Judge DcS JardinS
ruled, is in violation of state hous-
ING laws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
State Women S Clubs
Pick New Officers

HlLLSDALE, oct. S GUP)-
Mrs w A. Krenerick Of Albion
has been elected president Of the
southwestern district Of Michi-
gan Federation of Women's Clubs
at the declarations 2Sth annual
convention here.
Other officers are: Vice preSi-
dent, Mrs. A. - Leonard of
Kalamazoo; recording secretary,
Mrs. +. J Nccdcr of Hillsdale
treasurer. Mrs. {. s. Sears of
OtScgO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Mcintosh
Freed of


CHICAGO Oc'. s. OP) State
charges against PVT. Charles Nc
Int6,h Mu>keConf were nolle
pressed today after ne made reStI-
tuition ~ hotel, where he passed
worthless checks on a CroSS-Coun-
NV Iaunt taken with a companion
while ANOL from The army Nc
Into>h >ul faces fedora charges
~ violating thc National Stolen
Property ACt for passing -
worthless checks on Detroit banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

NEW YORK. oct s 1NSl -
The Sheffield Milk Co. yesterday
announced the end Of strike that
had ned mp milk distribution in
the metropolitan area for four
d yS. A company spokesman
promised that normal deliveries
would be resumed tomorrow to
400 900 families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Saginaw Hospital
Asks 100000 Fund

SAGINAW. oct. S County
finance committee members who
recently gained additional tax
ALLEGATION with the claim they
could not keep out Of the red
today studied a request for an
increased hospital appropriation.
County health officials said
100000 Will be needed instead of
the $50 600 received this year 10
pay increased operating costs and
keep the employees from leaving
IN groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
Boy Loses Right Eye
In Dry Ice Explosion

PONTIAC. oct S Doctors Al
81. Joseph Mercy Hospital today
fought 10 save the left eye OF
lA-year-old William W her OF
kccgo ilarhor after he had lost
his right eye from a bottle eX-
ploSlon
Tn boy. son Of Mrs Frieda
Weber. 2qI2 Charles was injured
when he corked up a bottle OF
dry ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

ERE pleasant little game give message
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add The result number Start at the upper left
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-09

Answer 10 Yesterdays puzzle:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Marriage


Marriage license applications
we're received BY the County
auditor Friday from The following
eeaniesi
Henry Hermsn House. a. ard
Fsrnstts Inciils Walker. -. beth
- Resiyn. Homsr Curtis Fiamlan.
- Fort Lewis sna Ealalls Ia
coffnst. % 81 Crosx. fnd.;
Charles James F,ilwiler. q. -
7i1s SO. sheridan ave. ard ons
Jewell johnson. "A. ~ 119e -.
18th a.. Rallis Virgil Eggefs. -.
Palmer. and Hazel Estslla nysfa,
-. Cumberland.
Roscoe Hornsr Stewart. -. and
Molly Huddle.ten. -. beth q ~
Nssa hotel. Raymond y Burke.
-. Fort lewis. and Grace Irene
saver. -. Herman. n. v. Alesrt
Warren Reed. II, Mecherd Fteld.
and hetty Joyce Grow. IA NJ 7.
Bon sea. Ralph Francs. roiten-
hnff. a. Fort L~w.s. and Grace
AVIS Play. "a ~ "a No. u q |.
Earl Charles Sheppard. %. and
Mariory Nay sorenson. ip. bath
Of mt q. Box iao.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Conflicting Lows
Busis OF Action

A test case involving conflict
between federal and state laws
was filed IN federal court Friday
by Assistant u. y. Attorney Harry
sagsr against John A. Thirtyscrs.
Tacoma, ~ administrator Of ths
estate Of Mrs. sadie Elyess Poland.
who formerly resided ~ 1850 No.
q st
According 10 the civil complsint.
Mrs. Poland died. leaving three
$50 bonds. one q each bsisg pay
able upon her death 10 Mrs Josie
Hafs, Mrs Grace Fifleld and hra
Pearl Gerber. all Of Joy. III
State Laws require the sum d.
rived from The bonds 10 be paid 10
the administrator for distribution
while federal authorities contend
they are bound To pay 10 ths per-
soma named on tins bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Al ROsser
Is Paroled

SALEM. Ore.--Al Rosser. for
mer head OF the Oregon Transfers
union, and Ellery T. Holbrook of
Bend received paroles Friday from
the state parole board on good
behavior.
Rosser Was committed for II
years on an arson charge in 1899
after labor dispute that cul-
minated in the burning OF the
West Salem box factory. The
parole of the former labor official
will become effective July when
he will have served four years.
Holbrook. who has served near
ly eight years Of a 20-year SEN
tenee, was paroled TO return to
his farm in Eureka Springs, Ark.
Holbrook was arrested in 1898 as
an accomplice in the robbery of
the Dairymen's bank at Redmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Three Tacomans
Japs' Prisoners

Three Tacoma soldiers were
listed by the war department FRI
day as being held prisoners OF war
by the Japanese, though points of
Imprisonment were not disclosed.
The trio listed are Pvts. Thomas
II. Hennessy. Frederick T. How
ard and Sgt Arthur c. AccoIlcy.
AeColley ia brother Of Mrs.
Durly Olson. Route 3.
Hennessy is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. Hennessy Of pi2
No. ] st. The father Ia widely
known as "Bill the Taylor" Of 1880
Pacific ave.
Pvt. Towards mother IL Mrs.
Margaret ID. johnson Of 34Oi Nc
Kinley ave. She Is a stenogrspher
in the law office Of Arthur r.
Hoppe, s2i Rust building.
The new list OF prisoners issued
by the war department contained
33s names. only nine Of them from
this state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Dan Cupid
Slowing Up

Danny Cupid, who established
an all-time record in Pierce eoun-
ty last year in the number of
marriages he promoted, is slowing
down, figures released Friday by
County Auditor J. E. Ford dis
closed.
The first three months Of 1e43
produced only 1,040 applications
for licenses compared with l,72e
in the same period last year.
II goes like this:
194S-January, $50, Febru-
AIRY, s45; March $50. ls42-
January. 5s7; February, 57s;
March, 563. That's drop of
more than 200 licenses per
month.
However, the 1e43 figures are
far ahead of any other years ex-
cept 1912. as the first quarter Of
the year for a decade at least had
averaged about $50. The record
months started with the attack on
Pearl Harbor in December, 1871.
The rate per month jumped sud
denly to more than 500. January.
1912, being next to the peak
month with 5s7 and June, 1912,
the actual peak at $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Butter Situation
Is Improved Here

The butter situation was trifle
brighter Friday with one whole
ssler announcing receipt Of a ship
ment of 5000 pounds, with an
other shipment due here Monday.
The price remained stable.
Along produce row. cauliflower
was selling fast at $3.50. Radishes
and green onions were quoted al
81 per doz. Celery was slightly
lower at $3.50. srtichokes sold for
$3.50 and broccoli brought $3.50.
Florida spuds were scarce at 1913.
The government Is taking most Of
the new potatoes.
Columbia river smelt prices have
dropped several dollars during the
past week and are now selling at
IS per box
No change in egg prices was
reported.
All prices quoted are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Strike Would Deprive U. S.
Of Third Of Copper Supply

be in the army than under labor
dictatorship" union officials said
Friday.
w. Reed Damron. president OF
the Independent Association OF
Mil Workers. said however that
the union was 100 per cent be-
hind the army and the War Man
power commissions efforts 10
avert a threatened strike at the
Magma and Arthur plants Of the
Utah Copper company.
Two thousand employees OF the
company. the nations largest pro-
Queer Of copper. voted Monday 70
strike TO hasten WLB considers-
ton Of demands for ascent
daily wage increase. The board
had rejected earlier demands on
the ground that the union was
not recognized BY federal agencies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
SERIAL STORY
GLIDER GIRL
ny OMEN ARNOLD

Continued from Page Fourtsenl
rocks. You'll hill " BOTH
"ft'ii soon hs night And shes
alone on top Of that mountain r
Don't you dare try 10 land
Jimmy"
stop yeipinsi'
lie had reared his plane IN q
climb and . circle 10 gain . better
position IN the wind. Lorraine
covered her face and tried 10 brace
herself when they were Up 800
feet or - he yelled st her again.
Take Overt Take this thing and
fly ~" lie was climbing out Of
his pilots scat.
JIMMY No. no, Are YOU ?"
Take over. I said You know
how 10 fly an airpianei"
She saw his purpose. then. MOI
Mo- won't DO ~ Not
hut he Was strsppinr . para
chute on. and he was opening .
latch.
You can take over or you can
crash" he shouted. Then he re-
moved his head phones.
lie paused Just one moment,
Fierce in anger. frantic with fear.
Lorraine took the controls a. or
dersd.
when he saw that. Jimmy Carr
lsaped.
ITO Ne Continuesil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
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~ PIERCE COUNTY pInSoNAIIrtes
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

William Leonard Phelps. II sor
Of MIR and Mrs. Otto Oldham. Ri
.. Tacoma, recently has been grad
uated from the Nays trade
school for macinist's mates At the
University Of Kansas. Lawrence.
ksns. He now awaits assignment
with the fleet or At a shore station.
Recruits recently registered at
the L. s. Naval training station
a. Farragut. Idaho. from Tacoma
include Donald Arden Lee. son of
Mr.. and Mr.. r. A. Lee, s1s SO.
Verde st; John Ellis Rowan. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Connolly.
t50l So. nth st: Eugene II.
Priser, son Of Mrs. Peggy Priser.
1917 So. Pine ST, and Francis y.
Yost. son Of Mrs. Helen VI. Yost,
RI. 70.
Pvt. Herman r. Weeks, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A. Weeks.
RI. 2, Tacoma, has been promoted
to the rank Of corporal at Camp
Joseph T. Robinson. Ark Corp.
Weeks was indicted here Dec. 10.
1912, and was formerly an Alaska
fisherman. He is member OF
the Tacoma Moose lodge.
News from Washington State coll
lsge at Pullman: Jeanne Ingram.
Steilacoom, was named on a fresh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Soviet Nurse Kills Self
When Nazi Wouldn't Do II

tins but eeuIds't firs. 80
finally hls arm drwpps1.
''shs laughed 81 him." the VII
lager related. "ahs raised hsrssif
. bit and said. Give me ths rs-
volvsr' Tho sfflesr told ths sol-
dier 10 giss her tho revolver. Ths
girl put Il ssslnst her Isft tsmpis
and fired. she died . half hour
istsr. We buried them all wfsFs
they dlsd.
kstsrina vssovsys taok papers
from the body Of NURSE nsdina
which said abe vas horn IN New
York In isis. Her family lived
at Minsk.