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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-05
POvOJNA KOkTROLA
INDUSTRlJE
Napisal Harold J. Laski

Debata o povojni k~ontroli in
dustrije narasca in postaja cez-
dale boil vroca in huda. Her
bert Morrison, minister notra-
|njih zadev, je v Angliji posvaril
pred nevarnostjo, da Sc ponovi
ogromna in blazna napaka, ola hi
industrial kot leta 1913 sauna
odlocevala svoj razvoj v bodoc-
nOSti.
Sir Ernest Benn, XII je najvec-
j individualist, pa je " svojem
nagovoru mali skupini zastare-
lih nazadnjakov dejal. da bi Sc
mogli Hitlerju kar takoj preda-
tt, ako imajo naredbe "a kontro-
10 mad industrijo ostati veljavi
tudi v BODICE.
Ocividno je, ola Sc bitka FACE
MIA.
Najbrz DO dvoje bitk. Mislim,
ola je upraviceno pricakovati, da
DO vlada parlamentu sauna pove-
dala, da je IL prakticnih razlo-
gov %potrebno, da ostane kontro-
la v veljavi Sc "a par let pc Vol
nj. Mislim tudi, da bodo liberal
nj krogi to predlogo hoceS noceS
-
sprejeli, sumim pa, da bodo kon-
servativci deljeni. Mala skupina
ma levi DO sprejela, druga skupi-
ma ma desni pa DO poudarjala
svete pravice lastnine in posest-
va.
Toda najhujSa DO bitka "a INA
cafe Judi, XII bodo imeli v ro-
kah kontrolo. Med vojno je bila
vecina osebnosti v kontrolah
angleski ekvivalent ameriSkih
NDoHar-a-year men,, izhajajo.
cih il industrij, v katerih SO ime-
Ii vodilne pozicije pred letom
1889. Ako bi imelo to %trajati ma
pref, nj dvoma, da hi bill indu.
strijski krogi zadovoljni, a kon-
servativna Stranka hi bila v ten
slucaju seveda tudi zadovoljna
To je eden Timed najbolj obicai.
nih nacinov ojacanja monopo.
low, uvedenih pod crzavnim pc.
kroviteljstvom.
Toda skrajno malo verjetnost:
je, ola bi tax predlog obveljaI
brez velike opozicije. Unije ir
mali podjetniki Sc bodo z vso cd
domestic postavili pc robu. Do
mnevam, da DO to izredno dolga
in strupena borba, o kateri je
tezko reel, kako DO iztekla.
A kaj DO koncni rezultat? Use
to je najvec odvisno Cd Chur
chilla in cd tega, kakSen kom.
promis DO predlozil. Delavsks
stranka dobro We, da bi pomeni
povratek V stanje brez kontro.
lie zopetni pojav brezposelnosti
kar bi pognalo ljudske mase Y
nemir. Radi tega mislim, da be
ia zadeva Churchilla brezpogoj
no vrgla mnogo boil proti levi
kot DO MENU samemu in njego.
vi stranki drago. Spoznali bodo
kaj je Trocki menil, ko je dejal
da Sc je z zgodovino nemogoce
igrati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-05

10 sem stopila v tovarno,
sem imela obcutek: tn Sc ne ola
dihati. Vendar mi je bila spet
prijetna zavest, da sem nasla
delo.
Delovodia me vodi v Spodnjo
delovno dvorano in mi pojasnl,
da moran najprcj postati "strI-
u perica". Prikimam mu S polnim
remuneration, ola Sc ne bi ida
lila, da sc mic nc razumem ma to
gposel. Steer Sc mi pa zdi, ola tega
otudi pricakoval nj cd meme, ker
5mi pravi: Danes dopoldne dali
tc samo opazovati. Sedite k tel
zcni," in mi pokaze mocno in do
broduSno delavko, "in dobro pa
ute, kako ona della"
Sedem ma Lessen zaboj, Xxi rabi
hkrati "a sedenje in shranjeva-
ME listov tobaka, XII Jill je treba
predelati. Potem Sc ogledam ma
okrog. Dolg, temen prostor z
nizkim obokom IL tramov. Ne
kaj oxen je odprtih in ma mas
gleda narava, nekaj zapraSenih
dreves; tovarna je IA dezeli.
Delavke, to moran takoj po-
vedati, MISC niti najmanj podob-
ne zboru statistinj V operi Car
men,. To so zenske vseh stare
sti, stare kmetice, Slovakinje,
Madzarke, Avstrijke IL Burgen-
landa z rutami ma glavah in dol
gimi, Sirokimi krili, in mlada de-
kleta V globoko izrezanih oble-
kah in skrbno naSminkana.
Nekatere sede pred stroll.
Druge trgajo cd stebel tobakove
liste, tretje spet sortirajo re Cd
rezane liste pc velicini, barvi in
kakovosti.
Kakor mi je bilo receno, FAC
mem opazovati zeno poleg sebe.
Della S strojem. Razvija tobako-
We liste, drzi steblom ed glavni-
ma nozema in pusti potem, da
tecejo listi okrog valja. Stroj be-
sno nitro pozira liste. Razrezane
po nakopicene liste jennie po-
tenn IL stroja. Stvar Sc mi zdi re,
10 e~nostavna. Mislim, da bi takoi
fahko opravljala memo delo.
Kakor Sc nepreStano giblieio
njeni prsti, prav tako neumorne
ceblja z menoj. Je "Sele' dive lie
ii V tovarni in nj malo ponosn;
ma to, da je kljub temu re eli;
najboljSih delavk in da spad;
med tiste, XII najvec zasluzijo
Toda zasluzek nj prav velik. Tt
ste, XII delajo cigare, so ma boil
sem, tiste lahko mnogo zaslu
zijo, toda treba je dolga leta "a
to, da zmoreS umetnost izdelo
vanja cigar. Potem mi pripove.
DUE o svojem zivljenju cd roj
Stva do danasnjega dine. Vcasit
prekine pripovedovanje S scout.
MIN vpraSanjem: "Ali YAM Sc n:
slabo?" V zacetku Sc je ona tr
dni tako slabo pocutila, Ola il ie
bio umreti, potem pa Sc je pri.
Vadila ma ia zrak.
Kmalu je spet prisel delovo.
dia in mi dejal tho, kakor Sc go.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-05
~DipIomotsko zostopstyo
v Woshingtonu

v Washingtonu ina priznane
zastopnike triinpetdeset draw.
Nedavno ga je poslala sem tudi
Utopia, XII je bila v tel vojni pr
va osvobojena.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-05
Cd STAREGA


Cleveland, o. = Bozic je me-
nil, pa sem 81 mislil: Predno DO
leta konec, obnovim narocnino
in nekaj dodam, da DO "a v tt
skovni sklad. Receno storjeno.
Kar Sc tice movie, Jill je mno-
go. A JAZZ nisem spreten, da Jill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-05
s. POVESTNI DEL &

svoj greh in stresem pokvarjene
liste ma tia.
Mole sosede so OBJ zakIjucku
della pobrale raztrgane liste.
"Joj, &c bi mojster to videl! Kaj
bi naredil z vami! Kako ste mo-
gla nekaj takega napravitil"
Mravljinci SO mi sli pc hrbtu.
Poleg meme sedi zena, XII della
yes dan, ne da bi Sc kan ozrla.
Ko ~odklucijo elektricni tok, je
kar obupana. Sc bi rada delala.
Skrbeti mora "a otroka, Xxi je
ostal V start domovini. Da pri-
hrani "a otroka, zivi skromno
samo cd kruha, mleka III sociv-
ia. Ia posteljo, V kateri spi po-
dnevi neki delavec, XII della POI
noel, plaza ma mesec diva do
larja.
Pref je sluzila v gospodinj
stvu in bolje zivela in vec zaslu-
Ella. "Toda nisem mogla ostati,
vidite," mi pripoveduje. Tam
sta bila diva otroka in deklica ie
bila prav toliko stara kakor moi
otrok. In to deklico sem tako Ia
sovrazila, da sem Sc bala sauna
ostati z MO. &c sem mislila ma
to, da moran negovati tega O.
troka, medtem ko je moi dalec
cd meme, pri tujih ljudeh, hi ga
kar zadavila. Sal sem vedela, da
otrok nj pray mic kriv, da je ne
dolzen ma moi nesreci, in ven
dar 81 nisem mogla pomagati.
cato sem Sla proc, da ne hi kai
naredila."
In della naprej, ne da bi po-
gledala ma levo ali desno.
Druga moja soseda je prav ia
ko pridna, toda ne della S tisto
vrocicno naglico, temvec lepo
zadovoljno. Siroka je toliko ka-
kor dolga in sedi pred strojem
kakor kup tesla.
Men MOI della v tovarni CT
gar. PR prepariranju tobakovih
listov. Zasluzi dobro in tudi ona
je zadovoljna S svojim zasluz-
kom. V tovarnah cigar della re
dvajset let, V tel dvanajst. Mir
no in zadovoljno gleda v prihod~
MOST: mi nimamo skrbi in ce
moi MOI umre, dobim tisoc do
larjev." In to je "a MO kakor 60
tovo, da DO MOI pref umrl in da
DO ona uzivala cedno bogastvo.
AmeriSka Carmen ne nosi svi-
lenega sala, temvec cenene mai
hne ameriSke mornarske cepi-
ce. Svilene obleke 81 kupi pr
"okazijskih razprodajah', cato
med delovnimi odmori pregle-
duje oglasni del casopisov. Pu-
dra in sminka Sc in uporablia
mocan parfum. Vendar vsakdo
ma cesti We: to je delavka v to-
varni cigar.
Njena napol sestra je zvijalka
cigar. To je druga Carmen. ODE
sta plavolasi, ena boil svetlo,
druga boil temno. Koza, XII Sc
bell V tobaku, il je bolno bleda.
Druga dekleta Jill zavidajo, ker
Sc ne znajo tako- six obleci. Ia
kavallrje imajo, ia paznika, dru-
ga kakega uradnika, XII 10 vcasi
povabi z avtom. cato pride tudi
do nastopov med mimi in nil
hovimi stalnimi "boyi', oziroma
med Escamilli in don josef, XII
SO zaposleni V bliznji cementni
tovarni.
TAX dogodek Sc je v tovarni
precej natancno obravnaval.
Moja debela tovarisica je mne-
MIA, ola Sc DO kar lepo izteklo.
Brez dvoma Sc bodo omozile z
"boyi". "V mladih letih Sc pac
uganjajo neumnosti", pravi in
Sc zamisljeno nasmeji.
X
Delati cigare je trade, obrt.
Treba mnogo vale in gibcnosti,
ola Sc izkazeS v tel umetnosti.
Med dvema "izdelovalkama
cigar" sedi pc ena "buncherica",
to je delavka, XII opravi napol-
njenje, bunch cigare. Izdelo-
valka cigar pa ovije ia bunch z
listi.
Stroll, XII Sc uporabljajo pr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-05

Narocajte knjige il Proletarceve
knjigarne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

The. battle Of Piedmont avenue
was ended today
Mrs James Purdic. 1927 Pied
mont. walked away from q circuit
courtroom with S50o awarded her
Ia a jury n her $4,000 SANDER
suit against retired Police lnSpec-
tor GuStave &. Schnk her neigh
h.r - lhIIl IInlnlnni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
NINDICATED

She felt thoroughly indicated
she said oven IL n was only ID INC
extent of $500 Bur She StIl WAS
pretty angry about The whole
thing
Can you imagine grown
man stopping 10 such a thing A.
hiding behind trees and pecking
through the window curtains 10
spy on some one ," she asked
Indignantly
He claimed he SAW me under
the street light with another
man. did he think people would
believe wouldn't have sense
enough 10 20 Ia darker place
u Was going 10 do something
wrong ."
\ SHERLOCK HOLMES
Mrs Purdic, whose husband is a
former police officer himself
didn't think much Of former In.
specior Schink'S police work.
HE used 10 think he Was the
Sherlock Holmes Of the depart
ment," she said Why noM that
I've vindicated-the neighborS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Fling OF Words Ends
Purdie-ScIlink Case

viii laugh him off Of Piedmont
aVenUe."
Schlnk Scorned this idea doing
q hit-of laughing himself The
atmosphere Of armed truce he
came even thicker as ne pro-
nounCCd with dignity.
Il own my own home here
and ] certainly don't see why
any one should want me 10
leave"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
RARs HOUSE TO HER

About tho verdict in general
and the winner OF the SANDER
sui he said Sternly
II shall not have person Of
her caliber ever again in my
house"
When u was suggested that =
faction of the neighborS might
now make hlm a laughing stock.
the retired Inspector who was
accused Of spying on Mrs. Purdie
and pcddllng what he considered
the true glcanIngS OF his sur
VIGILANCE over back fences to
others. declared
II keep pretty much Ia my
self. I don't fool around much
with the neighbOrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Gaelic League Ball Tonight

The Gaelic Leagues oath annual
81 PatrIckS Day ball VIII be held
tonight IN tho Hotel Book-Cadil-
lac. Several thousand guests are
expected Tom Batey, general
chairman. SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
15,45S Watch
Tennessee Win

NEW YORK. Dec 26 up
Tennessee University's basketball
team today held a 80 to AZ VIC
tory over New York University
by virtue OF a left-handed pivot
shot by Paul Walther IN the last
80 seconds OF The game.
Playing the featured game Of a
Madison Square Garden basket
ball double-header last night be-
fore lo45S fans. the Tennessee
boys saw a comfortable lead slip
away in the last five minutes OF
the game when Marty GoldStein,
chunky NYU guard. counted four
quick field goals while a team
mate sank a free throw to tie the
count Al 4S 10 as.
Walthcr scored u points 10 take
high scoring honorS for the game.
Brooklyn College won the first
game of the night. beating q
Western Kentucky five. 10 to As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
He's Busy Boy.
That Justice

Charley Justice is busy man In basketball
Besides being coach manager and correspond
ing secretary Of the UAW-174 team. he also is its
top basket getter.
At least he was last night al Hackett field
house when he paced ms team to a 53-49 victory
over Mansfield.
Justice personally contributed p points as
the JAW quintet handed Mansfield what was only
its SECOND defeat in long string of games against
aii-comeTS.
In winning Justices team avenged 40-36
setback IL suffered two weeks ago al the hands OF
Mansfield in a game which went two overtime
periods
JAW led 1920 al the half Casey Lapotas 10
points topped Mansfield.
FrommS made II eight in row with 41-43
victory over Dearborn Bob Smiley showed the
way for the winners with Is points. George Lewis
u Was high for the loSeFs,--
Highland Park A c defeated Bailey. 1920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
TheE'eW Still Be Betting
TURF BANS WON'T STOP GAMBLING

tatlveS In Just about every office
building factory, cigar store and
pool hall in The land
As a direct result Of the
ByrncS edict there is bound 20
be a bountiful increase I'm the
amount bet on the numbers.
The policy racket Is more popu-
lar now than ever. but the
amounts bet are bound 90 boom.
The popular bet now IS very
small change, "A penny or two,
or nickel with odds Of 500 60
If you hit the numbers
Perhaps anticipating the
breakdown on the horses We
know OF one New York gambler
who has been betting $50 a day
on a certain number for many
weeks He is the forerunner,
We fear, of vast congregation
OF 'btg-mun numbers gamblers.
This is no fault-findlug piece
What tit1ftr- tir1r1r' But ictiS
not assume that The White
House has very seriously cut
down on tho amount of gam
bling in the country
The gamble. viii find q way.
i'm the tradition Of the travelling
bloke who sought out a villages
roulette wheel and when
warned that n was crooked. re-
piled, It's tho only wheel IN
town. isn't it,
The painful result Of The
order is obvious. There Will
now be no taX-Chock on T.. =.
gambling. The inevitable play"
viii go into the hands of some
of the most contemplate buns,
thieves and rOgueS in the land
itt-i & the nations beer ard
whisky appetite fell into the
hands OF the mobs when pro-
hlbition came.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
II S All Up
To Horvath
AAN FRANCISCO. D

AAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26
UNS)-The EaSt-West Shrine
football squads buckled down TO
Yeavy practice today az country
training quarters for the annual
New Years Day classic at Kezar
Stadium in San Francisco.
Some observers were inclined
10 make the East team, led by
Los Horvath, Ohio States all
American back, the favoriie but
exp ,rience and weight were ex-
pected 10 count heavily for the
West.
In a two-hour Christmas Day
practice session at the University
of Santa Clara field, the East
squad concentrated on improving
Ere timing "f their pays under
the Tatchf. : eye - -cachcS AnGy
s.err, Bernie Blerran and Georgs
HauGsF
Horvath worked ont Al left
hsl>-1 a 'T formation backheld
Vat Included Frank DanccwicZ OF
Notre Dame AZ quarter, Bob
Kelly OF Notre Dame AT right
half and Dick Flanagan of Ohio
State AZ lullbaCk
Among the StandOutS in the
West teams workout al Mcnlo
Junior College. were Joe Scott,
l95-pound Texas 4 e. NJ. back.
and Forrest Hall, former Du-
quesne University Scat-back who
played for March Field IN the past
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

he was pre-
Sented with "A z
pound 4 ounce
son.
Sid and Mrs.
. Abel, the for
mer Gloria Mo
randy of De
.troft, hav Q
named their
first child Ger
aid Scott. lie
was born At
Florence Crit
tenton IiOSpl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Rib Cracker

Johnny white New York
heavyweight. isn't rated among
the contenders but he has some
thing 10 do with making EN-
White is known as a rib cracker.
White did II 10 Steve DudaS, Lee
Q. Murray and others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
HORSES TO GO ABROAD

Arrangements unqucStiOnably
will be made 10 yhunt a portion
Of the American betting flood
through the parl-mutuel ma
chimes ~ those place.
Without much doubt many Of
our hOrSc-owners VIII send their
chargers 20 these places just as
owners Of another generation
sent their best "a England when
Gov Charles Evans Hughes
kicked racing oui Of New York.
L. S bookies viii accept bets
on these out-of the country
tracks. As Nog know there are
no lcgaliZed book!eS in this
country But they flourish in
every city. with their repreSen=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Abel Gets
Real Gift

Sid Abel. captain OF Detroit's
Stanley Cup winning hockey team
of 1929. received his best pres
rnt early Christmas morning when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Fiqht Results

PHILADELPHIA - Gene Burton i3s Nev
YORK drciEi1nrd Do Soy Lay 1882 Phls
Y1fk ayoed BOB Jennings, l35, Pnhsdct
pnia 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
By BOB CoNsIDINE

International News Service sports Writer
NEW YORK. Dec. 26 INS)
THAT was a nice Christmas
card the White House sent 20
the country'S horse bookieS and
numbers men. ! know II didn't
mean 10 dO so, but that's what
happened
TO A lot of them, Justice
Jimmy ByrneS edici barring
horse racing meant not only a
merry Christmas but a happy
and prosperous New Year,
especially if the governments
breakdown on l.. S. horses and
dogs lasts through the coming
year
The manpower freed by the
edict Will be negligible Racing,
unlike other sports, is manned
by pop-gGtted old timers and
stock ~ trade y an sl.imal so
-trrptrtv- RETIRED by -1n-brccding
that u IS worthless as war
beast.
Travel conditions probably
Will be improved a little though
not 10 anpNtent that Is notice
able by the casual traveller.
BOND LAG ALARMS
Real reasons behind the edict
are two. % The recent race
meetings al Hollywood Park in
California, and the earlier
sessions in Maryland caused a
distressing amount of ABB
StcniceiSm IN the big warplane
and other defense plants near
the tracks. and t2l The people
OF the country At large have
alarmed the treasury depart
meni by not buying as many
cheap war bonds as would seem
possible
Further, The intense popu-
larlty Of racing during the past
year or two has not been eSpe-
cially conducive Of high morale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

among our boys overseas.
They read OF huge crowds
betting-mad. storming the race
tracks by all means of convey
ance and wagering sums de-
presSingly dizzy 10 boys who
are being shot 10 hell for a
stipend Of $50 a month
But America viii continue 10
bet it's war-bofn money and a
lot Of il that isn't War-born. One
might as we'll try 10 iuuse a
breakdown on breathing fresh
air Betting IS as much a part
OF the average person as his
arms and legs.
This instinct will find other
outlets than betting on horses
and dogs running on American
tracks Racing is running full
blast in Mexico City with re-
suits easily ohlainable in this
country. Oriental Park Havana.
-HeeReHeA SS5tttffdat-tvftt1 DIRT
cheap card featured by the $500
inaugural handCap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

Abel is here on leave from the
ROYAL Canadian Air Force
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-02

FUn"SS-l Prc'imi1Gry Training
Gaiic, by G.. Ward CHAMPION. NJ.
ID. published in l9ii by Whitllcs-
ley House. New York;.
An aviator must pass the
Schneider test TO enter service. \
Schneider rating is frequently
made on avia,urS and ic ouc fails
he is grounded.
Major Schneider, who designed
the test. worked wi;h aviaturs dur
ing the first World War ut Mine
ola. lie used the regular test Of
comparing pulse-rates and blood
prcSSurcS in two positions. stand
ing and lying down. But he felt
that he could get more inr"rma-
ti"n as 10 their physical condition
by increasing the tests To six. "hc
result of these gives TN" Schneider
index. Three points credit is given
for each one.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-02

BY Logan CLENDENTSG. VI. u.
A QUERY comes - I" what the
Schneider test is. take the an
Swcr FROM 4 recent book F.rk'iHg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-02
AMbMaIIMMdbMM~ BABs Lee

rood. FolSt dcy have a race and den
dcy have dc biggest wreck of ,hr
century: Look! Dis is gointa b.
plenty fun!"
Very funny" snccrcd Mabel.
Why did YOU shoot Syria
Verne" asked Grange suddenly.
he blonde sat up quickly.
W hat! ruarcd Dancer. "Sav
listen, whata' YOU mugs up to-"
SYRIA Verne WAS murdered last
hi"niGht!' Grange announced sol.
emmy.
Gee. dat's too bad" said Dancer
Nhcn'S d" funeral? Ill have to
srnd her a wrv:st'."
" ni!r Grange and Martinclli
'a.t"I, Argus looked around tho
'.Hh"ratviy furnished room. His
iiI''vr Tell ON 4 package of matches
lIHi bore the ic%cud, Wnitsun Club.
II" edged over to thcm and picked
l""m up. The v nitsun was an old
conservative Ciun catering to the
m"mncrS of the financial conlmun.
NY. II" put :hc matches in his pock-
cl. The blonde watched him. Argus
Sml!"d at her and crossed over tu
Ia" sofa where She WAS sitting.
"Nh"ro'd yuu yet these match.
"s. beautiful? Dancer bring them
home"
50 what if nr did?" Mabel par
r!'d. IL there Il law against IT."
No. said Argus. Mind if | 81,
here"
Tn, blonde moved over on the sofa
To MAKE room Tor nlm To sit down.
Argus offered her Il cigarette, and
took one himself. Grange was still
arguing luUdly with Dancer. a.
Argus bent over the match h. said
Z" Mabel. Il didn't know Dancer
Wa member ui the WhiiSum Club" "
II don Z hHnw nothing about it.
'HHi these matches. When did he
bring 'cm humc?"
Look. mister. why dontcha asl:
him. Matt" rr"ard,h him suli;lv.
"Sur". viii. jl:st thought you'd
tell me-. III much rather talk To YOU.
beautiful Mabel looked bored. She
yawn"d and stretched her arms.
On. yeah" she said.
"iou must play tn" cornct." said
Ar"GS. y uu'vr rot some chest rx-
ra"sr"n,' Mah.! tried /" lool, in
suited. by tn" MY" L." asked, did
y"U know Syria N,.nc?"
Nope" she snapped.
"Ent Dancer talks about her 4
lot. CHI"
Mabel didn't answer. Argus
leaned pypr rrI Su,r,r-.J Lc, ,,.,>,