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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
HOUSES ION sALE-EAsr

seldom u Johnson. inc. Ointes.
HOUSES ron SALE-EAST
A NICE broom home: near, Harper
tstion, only 81, 100; $70O down moves
YOU In. Boyer Real Estate Seeft
Harper. TU 2-ss2O,
BOULEVARD-Gra Section Inn
mediate occupancy, f-roOm, excellent
condition inside and out; new circu-
lstor heater; $1,000. terms. PR
56z7. Booker.
BRICK, o room modern needs some
repairs. z large lots, fruit trees near
Schoehherr-s Mile; bargain, ~ 900.
81 900 down. $50 month.
IRWIN, KIGHr a HINES, INC.
2liOi Gratiot PR 6a39
cLAIRPoINTE. near Freud 49, Mod
ern. fun basement. hot air heat,
~ 900. $500 down.
LEMAY, near Jefferson 49, rooms.
insulbrick. good condition; immediate
possession; only So. $50. 500 down.
REALTOR, LIE 1888.
DENNY HIGH Sec. Parkgrove--Brick
bungalow, > rooms. tile features +.
large attic; lot 45xl37. only yrs.
old Pl 1858.
]. W. CARNEY. 1o232 CHALMERS
LOOK THESE OVER. make offer:
1881 Alexsndrine; very clean. nine
rooms, furnace: garage 6ts6 Anstell
Five rooms side drive, furnace.
5404 Belvidere--Six rooms, furnace.
1898 Canton - Eight rooms, steam.
4O49 Field - Ten-room brick. two
baths; 3-csr brick garage: 81 lot.
se7l Girardin-Four rooms, garage.
1872 Manistique--Six rooms, fireplace.
gas heat; garage. ACME. REAL
ESTATE, s303 Gratiot. PL 1915,
MACK, 34i2. near Gratiot-Excellent
condition. brick: 8 rooms down. 8 up:
new furnace 81 500. 81 500 down.
Acme Real Estate, 1903 Gratiot. PL
e575.
PETER HUNT block TO GratiOt
Brickote; rms, bath oil circulatori
only So. 200. $3.50 down.
CHAS. l.. ERB. 1855 Gratiot PL 2955
7 MILE-oUTER DRIVE SEC.
bedrooms, prewar construction.
large tlosed-in rear porch, storm
sash. screens; lawn, fenced-in yard
complete house, only s., $50. sub.
stantial down. A. Holster, 1868
East s Mile, TU 2-7733.
$3.50
Fleming, north OF Mile Modern,
rooms. fun basement. new roof.
porch very wen built Terms 10 SUIT
purchaser Call owner. TO 5-i637.
2O5OO DanburY.
COLORED-f rooms and lots, near
IL Mile and Gratiot. Price s., 500
Address Box Base. Detroit Times 81.
COLoRED-lT3ia ChArest. Mod D
rms hmm. poss. 81. 500 On. TO
6-35fl.
coLORED-Kin near John r. if
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

CAFETERIA - Part time woman to
work at counter, hours daily, start
3.30 p m; 5 days per week no
Saturdays or Sundays; $50 per month
plus meals: uniform furnished. See
Mrs CHANNEL. Northeastern YMCA,
Cratiot and Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
MATTRIssre rTNoNAIIn

ROCK Wool blown .r walls. Attir-
save fgfI. comfoft ~ t-sle1.- LA.
EE AA1E-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
HoUSF RNtsINa


Al FOCSDATIlN. WEARS
H1ue@raisiLs ffrrs Carpentry
ITY WIDE SERVICE. TY. o1oT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

A FURNITURE and appliance sales
man wanted must he Al good sal
airy and commission Benjamin APP
plsncs and Furniture shop, 1892
Liyernois near Fenkell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
INSI LATION

ICE SKATING nightly dancing
arena So NrDluEaH windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ASSURED after war security for
colored girls with an old established
business 7th grade education neces-
sary ages 20 70 as choice of three
shifts Call Mrs. Mo~an between
o 30 and 3 y. m CA $3.50.
ATTENDANTS for parking lot, neat
colored girls. must be good drivers.
1901 Industrial Bank Bldg, RIA ASST.
BINDERY Experienced, Ar
ronsson Printing Company, 1884 West
Lafayette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

a DEFENSE aFanU lFh pucD.
Rave Jour mattress renovated
Nurr. ee0s KEECTENAL O. -aat
WNTTHEEs fcnurafrE .nrrrrTrtH.
mattress reas quality vuttusnsIil
EIHrarteer EafifN Rh ssG-
MATT ,E NStS rrnnvaNs4 IKE lsN.
Flsf. star Na-tfess 80 $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

CASHIERS for new Downtown The
alter opening May 10. Good salaries,
interesting work, opportunity for sd-
vancement 20 executives. Apply Mr.
Mccall, Downtown Theatsr, $50 w.
Adams 70 4 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

Ali plumbing. heaGinr repaired and
Installed. Free estimates Nike Gulu
rr TIA H-TaIf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

a LARGE financial Institution has a
few vacancies for men between the
ages Of 20 and IS as Investigators
and sdtusters Promotion assured.
anA CAn-tol park EIdE. CT 77an.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

ARC welders apply $685. Lincoln
between 2 and 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Elmer NJ. CLARK

1892 " OUTER DIR
) rooms. modern, bath venetian
blinds, automatic hot Air furnace -
screened porch fenced yard. land
scsped overhead door garage. fully
insulated Immediate possession
IS, 500 cash or terms Horkins. 2ilf5
Fenkeu RE OATS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

WOMEN. Homework and children
need not keep YOU from earning big
money. Put your spare minutes 10
work az home We show you how.
Write for appointment Box BIDS,
Detroit Times 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

ASSEMBLFRS wanted on lO-hour
shift ~ essential war Industry Apply
r Jacobs CO. $500 Lonyo Ri.
near West Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

RESEARCH laboratory wants mech
anic. test mechanic, craftsmen.
draftswomen, designers Apply In per-
son Wilcox Rich Division, Eaton
Manufacturing. a77l French Road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

COFFEE SHOP-Girls for pantry.
soda fountain. high school girls. part
time. No sun. or holiday; good pay.
Mr. Stamper. lobby Murphy Bldg,
Congress at shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
G&SOIINp SAXTR
Ho7rT TuTHOVTNINrs

EEFOEE making home Improvement
cali fhr HOUSE DOCTOR cor SUE
festlfrs ard ideas DO obligation.
IA. 05pO HEsTBlCE LUMBER co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
HANNAH REAL rs A # +,
TERRY, 1895

Just north OF Grand River rms
and nook large living room natural
fireplace. bookcases 3 bedrooms tie
floor hath, steam oil heat newiS
decorated 2-car garage $1,000 IN
Immediate possession Call Nj
schultz. We 3-i234 Ralph r. Toyn-
ton, 5000 Grand River
WOODINGHAM NEAR CURTIS
First time offered rooms On 3
and bath up. ideal location for bus
and school, quick possession. JN
l-430O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

PHARMACIST, colorsd: assistant
store manager for Cunningham Drug
store al Hastings and Brewster. Good
hours, high salary. Call Personnel
Dept, CT 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

WOMEN WANTED-Ages i6 10 as;
pleasant, light work; Sundays and
holidays off: experience unnecessary:
good wages. Apply Grennan Bakeries,
Inc, 1850 18th ST., between a. m.
and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
IOUSES FOR SALE
ALLEN PARK

Low taxss. ; bedrms. tile sink and
hath. one block 10 school garden
plots available $500 down House
man-spitzley Corp. AT 0636 or AT
400.
cENTRAI.-Mod. s rms beafnas
sewing rm. h. " stoker ht.. garage.
81 500 handles CURING. VI 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

GIRL or young woman (white), for
telephone order taker. Plant and seed
store. no eXper. necessary. legible
writing. Lohrman Seed Co. Brush
al MacOmh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

UsHERETTEs for the new Down
town Theater opening May 10. Good
salaries. interesting work, opportd-
nifty for advancement. Apply TO Mr..
Mccall. Downtown Theaer, 100 w.
Adams St. II TO p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
rAINTI>0 Avn DrtORATINa

't.l DECORATING rooms p.gcrc8
rup By ittE
Is LAlEEHhE.sLfL. EAL-silz-,-L
II f-NiItNF AhfIINf IT, .1-t
PAINTING 1frofaNu.. ufU pstr.
i~g ef-swsrttir guar 10 ff3.
wall nafr'rF cf.r-atrE psrrr
sssne>. Cal an lus. IL I-5ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

MEN-Age limit so. Essential in
dustry general work bakery and
warehouse. Uniforms furnished. Cafe
terra m connection. Bring release.
National Biscuit Co. 500 West Bal
tmOre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

PORTERS-Men or boys. white or
colored good salary and hours, per
manent employment. Apply ll2t
GrisWold. sOOi Gratiot. 10765 Grand
River. 1927 Twelfth. Cunningham's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

EXPERIENCED maintenance me-
chanIe, also mechanic helper, pefma-
nent year round JOB IN essential
food industry day SHIFT. paid yaca
ton steady postwar job Ward
BAKING Co $500 Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Colored-Best Locations

Clean. safe property Lowest prices
24TH. Mr. BUCHANAN ,
ROOMS. steam heat 4 real
home .... .. So a00
ROOSEVELT. Mr. RUCHAN-
AN Z RMS bedrms Re
fined See this .. 4 $50
COLFAX. Mr. FIREMAN s.
RIM HOME Modern Beau;s
Very fine blk $500
II do big business NJ West Side
Terms The choicest buys A. 8
Wright. f7i2 West Warren TY 1855
Coiored. Great Security Wen Located
Good, Safe Propty Bargains Terms
2ist St, mr. Vernon, fiat
rms. each. bath Neat. clean $3.50
Elizabeth, mr. Trumhuii: fiat,
rms, "a. Great for rOoming, 50 200
A s Wright, i7i2 w. Warn TY f-366i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

wANTED-Girls for part time soda
fountain work east side residence
preferred: good hours and wages
Apply Blue Ribbon Ice Cream Co.,
$500 E Forest Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

rAPORFFs rr skni -erurr1- elU
frsir for regular trade Process
corp. f2sqf So Elliott mi
erH'r ~ Nj "a. Holhrook b4s
passes dor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Death s2otlteS

FITIPATRIt - April 500 rellfrd
inspector. Patrick q. beloved nus
hard az ths isfe Mar fa'htf ~
Nrs NsrF eauachrr Frank y uf
Pisdmrnt Cai Har-.di oi en-.
s--rna+ DrwrE NJ Thomas 500
s..tr- a.. SANE Patricia. lHM n.ne
ErsrrrrIIfrtn slrt.trI nf..lrr on Mftt
pauck R.fhf arc liarr fifpAi N-
F,~frAi "wednesday. % la a. m hai
Der A NuHrsr fuuf. Rome lNf'N
Haurt1r Gee. CHur.u a. lp
FKFNpR- k-Aaav =, Het august 81
80 home Is LEWIS s. River Rouge.
beloved hlsrAnf III ttt tie 80
gesr rafrer of Nrs. Marie Nops MIS-
Meta gtte luEusr aQt hefman oeaf
-rsnffsfher rf ~ krartCh .iaren' arc
fau~ .reatrrAndtht1r Remains OF
Glffharh FinerH Horne JOS w.
JEFFERSON. River kCusf anti lnel.
CAV MN uf Ia state Az mis-
l.uths-ar church ffom b. m. lhhis-
cav uau ser .tes Friday 81 n.
GRFINIR-A4t Frsfsn PARK
T"rssf - u al A.smeda, Cal.
hsi9ves 50 ~ MT Anc Mrs Para
Crefrar. dean nf Their 20 MIS- Jean
Moore and A. b seaman Vel ~
MARITIME service fu1fraI from nc
Nsrfrptrr FurefsI H noe. lt.'l Aath
a. Orfer Drive. Time isft'
-trrTr r-vy1N v-TfT7. i"'lNei fstneI
81 Bfrrare Nrs George Neiss Ano
Fdvi- Services Lrwts hf's
ChApel 1888 John D.. "wednesday
a. So
RICHaRDSnN charles - April fN,
b-hrves husband rf Della. dear rather
81 -,.4i4.H-@-- "A -----f-i-f-ffr' i-7rrf-
~ag o.. ara tlr W honells
Funeral from rtsidc0es $500 WICK
ruad. Rrmuas. Mich "Wednesday At
rClolk
SaOf 81. Margaret kieu. be-
loved vIfe q NE isfs Albert A. SAGE 3
Gear mother 1f N'tsnpman Albert ) p
L n. D.. FNt William >
ArmX ape James si-'ef pr 'afiivs
y Rvsa 49, Long Beach. Cal, auo
Fiyah.th RYAN FUrcrsi from res
cfrcf 81 Colorado Ave. hlEh.ana
TEFg WffTe~FaH Nav ~ BLESSED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

TYPisT clerk for work IN priority
records Aia -day week. good salary
Ciairmonf sfreetcsr ~ door Motors
Meta Ms. Co. 1885 Milford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

MEN or boys white living on east
side, experience unnecessary for fac
tory catering work Hours 80 A. m.
to 1880 p. m. Trainor Bros, mo
last Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

WANTED MAID To cook. assist in
housework; private quarters, $40.
lN l-O566
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

COMPToMETER operators. expert
enced and beginners; also typists and
diCtaphone operator; 4s-hr., 5i9 day
week Socony Vacuum OH Co. e03
W. Cd Blvd. near Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

OPERATORS for telephone wired
music 81 hour shifts $50 per week
while training Is 10 25 years old no,
over 40 pounds 1880 Woodward.
OUTSIDE adjuster and Investigator
salary position postwar future.
Apply Al any Household Finance
Com ntAce or 1892 Gratiot
PHOTOGRAPHERS wants girl for
Spettihe. mounting and general work
experienced or art student. UN
26i0s
PRODUCTION CLERK. Typist. for
work In war plant 4s-hOur week.
American Blower Corp. 5000 Russell.
SALESLADIES for Dress and sports
wear Departments. No experience
necessary Good weekly salary and
commission. See J. Rosen Lerner
Shops i2ii Woodward Ave
sALEsLADIEs - Fanny Farmer
Candy shop. 2041 Woodward. cor.
Elizabeth
sALEsWOMEN 49, Ready, wear and
millinery saleswomen excellent salary
and working conditions Apply EN-
ployment Office. Ord Floor. h.
Siegel Co.
SECRETARY -Exp. rs 20 30; per-
manent la $500, Mr. Marsh
SEWING machine operators with ex.
perience on single and double needle
machines, including of the arm but
ton settlers and butt0nhole machines
steady work high rates overtime
Detroit overall Mfg Co, $50 Porter,
AZ Fourth
SHIRT FINlsHERS wanted at once.
Apply 1918 John r
SODA fountain hep. drug clerks.
cigar salespeople. Liggett Drug, 1900
Woodw d. Apply A. your Liggett store.
sTENOGRAPHER Permanent post
war position pleasant working. con-
ditions IN new plant Ninco Corn
HYDRAULIC Div, la 2ssl
STENOGRAPHER - fs-hour week.
So DAYS; opportunity advance.
U1Ent Minnesota Mining and Mfg.
CO. Pigtlette aur BruEn
sTENOGRAPHER Bookkeeper: de-
Tense plant. steady work good future
possibilities Call Mr. Drolet LA
060l. for appointment
STENOGRAPHER-Permanent posi-
ton with west side autnnativ4
mfgr.; 5 = day week. IS hours. LA
1900. Mr.. Hudson
TOOL crib attendant, timekeepers. TO
work midnight shift east side war
plant; VINO rules apply. 25I2 +.
Grand Blvd
TWO attractive models for interest
ing theater work. Apply Mr. Mccall.
Downtown Theater, $50 ". Adams
St. - 10 p. m.
TYPlST. stenographers. clerks. gen
eral office experience 100c.- defense.
DOWNTOWN location Continental AVA
ton a Eng Corp. 81 Henry CA
5000, Ext 20b.
TYP1ST and file clerk needed BY
motion picture distributor. excellent
opportunity 20 start In interesting
business pleasant surroundings and
working conditions. Room 500 23i0
CaEs
TYPTST Clerks. accurate and willing
20 learn So days. - hours cafe.
terra IN hldg share ride plan Amer
lean Blower Corp. siii fireman. near
Wyo Dearborn, no $685.. ext esq
TYTTST. steh6Erspnef, cIerks gtn.
-nra4affteA akpsrinncn III ne--.t-fr-rvr
downtown location Continental AviA-
ZION a Eng corp % Henry CA
sp0o Ext. 2ni
TYPisT clerk for york IN priority
records So -dav week good salary
Ctairm0nt s'reetcsr - door Motors
Meta Ms. Co. 1885 Milford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
COLORED, 1Oco DOWN

cQLORED - Williams. 1881. near
Warren nice rooms. So 900. $500
down Bethune John r brick 20
rooms viii vacste 81 400 down.
Horton. rooms 81 zoo down Hem
dricks rooms, $500 down Many
bargains Come - Edelman. asa
Oakland a. Wesfrrirgtsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
FLATS FOR SALE

ANDERDoN. close verror SIS. good
= s.aFaa -.--t--~r TsFEEe. Drafted Upper
vacant. 81 500 On. Alvsrson. TW
.T02n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Dearborn South

Model AZ Westpoint. 4fO1. IN the
trees \ blk. of Telegraph Rd
and 3 bedrms., tie bath. Mr. Pfeifle,
Houseman -Spitzley Corp NE 1865
DEARBORN Modern honey includes
refrig. stove bedrrms attic.
basement See model 24O3i Chicago.
cor. Telegraph, hlks s of- Mich
$500 handles. Ira Hotchkiss co.
DE 77i0.
DEA RBORN. West rooms brick
y acre -cnntrallp-l4-.Aet 10 A--Cs.l- h
Ross. Broker. 22529 PARK 81. Dear
Ad-daleel., 1944-07-19

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

But Minnie wants to remain on the NEG "Grand Ole Opry." She re- fused to leave her home and friends, but says she would have gone had they included a hus- band for her in the contract.
 The recipe of the week was for laughter, not food, and was given by recent Thanks to the Tanks" contestant. Quizmaster Bob Hawk asked housewife, How do you coddle an egg?r--and got the T just go on being nice to himP'
 A record for the number of gang ster parts played in radio is rapidly being set by Walter Vaughn, hand- some actor who looks more like a movie star tlan a criminal. Walter has portrayed everything from 8 Nazi spy to waterfront thug on such leading programs as David Harding Counterspy" and similar thrill programs. Other actors say Vaughn can put more menace into his voice than dozen John Dil- fingers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19

Proving that the department stores are really up against 1t this year, Alan Young shakes little hands in the toy department when he apears as Santa Claus during the Alan Young Show broadcast tonight at 8:30 p. m., over WATR and the Blue Network.
 Alan's Christmas gift list is more than his purse can bear, so he adds to his income by climbing into a Santa Claus rig and doling out tall tales to the kiddies. When girl friend Betty visits the toy depart ment, Alan is too embarrassed to invite her on his knee, deviation from duty which greatest 8 furry of skepticism among the younger set.
 Diane Courtney is the singing star of the show, Betty is played by Susan Douglass, while Kenny Delmar announces. Peter Van Steeden conducts the orchestra.
 Der Bingle and Der Robbie are getting together again.
 This time it's for the benefit of theater full of Waves and Bob Hopes radio audience tonight over at NEG, 10:00 D. nl., at San Diego.
 Following the rapier thrusts of the two off, -the-cuff gagSters and a Bing Crosby vocal, the Wave packed Globe Theater will be shown a pre- view of Paramount's salute to the girls in uniform, Here Comes the Waves, which stars Bing, Betty Hutton and Sonny Tufts.
 The broadcast, of course, also will feature regulars Frances Langford, Vera Vague, Jerry Colonna, Skin- nay Ennis orchestra and Wendell Niles.
 When Freddie Rich raises his ba- ton to conduct Parade of the Wooden Soldiers on NBC's "Ab-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
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seemed enough.
 Fqavia, Michal repeated softly. It is pretty name.' Her eyes sought l Jonathans face, seeking his accord to her next ords, T do not know her she said quietly, but the child shall be Malachi, messenger
 "Her eyes fell and her voice be- came once more so low he scarcely heard the words, yet they seemed to 1 fall like hard little pebbles into the depths of his pity, until it overflowed for her. I hoped she said, I had hoped my firstborn would be g daughter that I might call her Na- omi, for happiness
 "The nations have heard thy shame, and thy cry hath filled the land" Joel thought how often the stony words of his anger had struck upon MichalS flesh, and the bitter lash of his pride had flayed her. While she shielded the memory of the dead.
 Flavia's voice went on, telling the intolerable truth. 'Michal had learned to love the child, for her heart is wholly innocent of malice, when Jonathan obtained from her a promise that Malachi should go to Rome"
 Somewhere beyond the range of his vision, Ajalon wore a nimbus or silver while the moon stood still in the valley, and Flavia took the last shabby garment from the past and let him look upon the sin that dyed it.
 "Drusus loves thy wife" she said, and he nodded in agreement While the lamb she as holding ceased nurs- ing and he placed it beside its twin and released the eve.
 Jonathan" Flavia said, not spar ing Joel, nor his brother, nor yet herself. Jonathan promised Michal to Drusus if he himself should die. Towing he should have her by El Shaddai, thy god of faith" | Joel had need now to know the end, And Michal?" he asked.
 Malachi's mother looked long at him. surprise in her glance. Tt is not possible thou should doubt her headiness to marry thee as aught but the wilfufl determination to withhold from Jonathan one thing at last that he desired"
 He must know one thing more while the moon stood still and he watched his sheep by night, while in the inn his beloved lay with their ftrstborn son. 'Michal," he said. Did Michal love thy brother?'
 A lamb bleated. And somehere, far off, a nameless bird called for its mate, and Jol waited for the answer to the demand his heart had found.
 "She avs fond of his company" F1avia told Joel. T have seen her dancing to meet him, flowers in her hair and joy upon her face"
 She had greeted him thus, Joel told himself, doubting not that Jon athan, too, had knon her glad. Had known her angry also. Had known her?
 Jonathan was dead. Druslus loved Micvhal, And Michal? Her life with Jonathan was past. Her child was his own. But how had Jonathan died? He had never asked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-19
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