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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24
Spends HOLIDAYS Here.

CaGct Irwin BaGer. who is attend
in@ Oak Ridge Military institute.
Is S9rndta9 the Thanksgiving hQi'-
days here WITH MS parents. Mr.. and
Ms. Harry B4her. al 6l0 College
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24
K X X X K X
+ WITH THE COLORS X
X X X X X
Now in England

Mir, and Ms J. y huffman Awe
receive ed word )hat their SON, CPL.
lohn G.. HutlmaH. has landed safely
- in9lund. i; Was learned today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24

GDca'er. East. Neither side wi,
ncrahlc.l
What is South's b"s, cnancc to
limit trump suit losses to me
trick with that combination. play
Ing for 4~-Spadc&?
Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority 90 Anthoruas-

t"1cc Tho ! nnc&sc lost to tho O.
"~hcrcnpon East caShcd the dia-
mond X and A and returned the
club " to the a South then tried
his next heart tnesse. the 10. and
the took it for the setting trick,
That contract should have been
a cinch. After the fourth trick
disposed of hostile trumps. South
should have eliminated clubs with
the a II a ruff, and then should
nav" led the diamond J.. Unless
West could win both high dia-
monds and so make two heart
leads, South would be home.
For East, winning A heart. would
then have had to return either
that sult into The remaining
tcnacc or else a minor suit
card, which could be rufted IN the
N"rth while South discarded a dia-
mond That method of pla, would
have worked regardless of who
held what IN hearts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

Alter the nu /, OVcr and gone. thc cough
that follows may develop into chronic
bronchitis il neglected. CrcomulSior
relieves promptly because it goes rlght
to the seat of the trouble to help looStl
and expcl Germ laden phlegm. and aio
nature to Soothc and heal raw. tender
infamed bronchial mucous membranes
No matter how many medicines 70,
have tried. tell your druggist to sci
YOU a bottle of Circumcision with the
understanding YOU must like the way
It quickly allayS the cough Or YOU ar
20 have volr money back.
CREOMU
For Coughs, Chest Colds. Rrcnehiti,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24
II. N. {. CLEE CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

New officer
Club at the I'm
been elected f..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24

The pyramids of Egypt stretch lol
niles along the west hann OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Ydnks Take
I Jap Isles

PEARL HARBOR, Sept. %
CINSj Pacific fleet headquarters
announced today that clements Of
the FIRST Marine Division have
landed on two more islands IN
the Palau group.
Admiral Nimitz said the land
ings were made on Ngesebus and
Kongauru islands, north of Ameri-
can positions on Peleliu. and re-
ported that light enemy opposi-
ton was speedily overcome on
both islands.
Meanwhile, Nimitz reported
that other marines and elements
of the slst Army Infantry Divi-
sion continued Ia drive the enemy
from remaining positions on vital
Peleliu Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Ford Ready To Buy
Willow Rum PLANT

Tense Plant Corp and was built
by the government at a cost Of
more than S100.000,000.
Ford refused 10 indicate what
bid the company would make for
the plant.
while we have not yet made
any specific bid. we will acquire
the plant If and when we can"
Ford said.
He revealed that the Ford con-
tract for Willow Run is effective
through 1915. but on a decreasing
scale of production.
ut j. up 10 the government
10 decide what il wants to do
with Willow Run" Ford added.
Ray Rausch, general superin-
Observation-Disclosures Rouge plant
said that cutbackS at Rouge fitted
in well with the civilian produc-
ton program.
While 50 per cent of the plant
would have to be retooled. he
said, 1T will not be too big 9
job
He estimated that within two
months after Washington give.
the go signal to industry the Fore
company would produce its first
car. Volume production, however
could not be obtained for three
or four months, he said.
-----------------------------
KIYKo MARGARINE--It betters bread. frying
| cooking and oakingl Try u and seel-Ady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
.Ndziis Report
Sky Invasion
Times Photo

LONDON, Sept. % (INS)
The German high COM
mand claimed without con-
firmation today that the
Allies have made a new at
tempt to outflank the Sieg-
fried Line by landing air
borne forces far to the north,
in the region between Emden
and Munster.
The official stat e m e n t,
which claimed the attempt
failed" said a terrific"
force of sky troopers was
landed in the region in what
it termed "an attempt to
break into Germany"
(Emden and Munster are
across the Rhine east and
north of Anthem, where
the British First Airborne
Division held out for nine
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
End Aggression,
China Demands

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS QNS)
DIR. Wellington Koo, head of the
Chinese mission to the Dumbarton
Oaks conference, today announced
his nations emphatic support for
a postwar security organization
with power To act with definite
ness and propmtnesS TO forestall
any aggression.
Koo's remarks were made al
plenary session which marked the
opening of the Chinese phase OF
the Big Four conferences 10 form
ulate postwar organization to
maintain peace.
Secretary of State Hull and
British Undersecretary for Foreign
Affairs Sir Alexander Cadogan
addressed the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Yanks' China Air Base
Captured, Tokyo Says

NEW YORK. Sept. % ms
An official japanese communique
claimed today that Packing and
the American air base at Tanchuk
had fallen to Jap columns driving
for Kweilin in the Kwangsi prov
ince of China.
The enemy claim added that
severe fighting was progressing
east and south of Packing, 100
miles north of Kweilin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

The Ford Motor Co. is willing
10 acquire the goVernment-owned
Willow Run bomber plant for
peacetlme production OF tractors
and farm machinery, il was an
nounced today by Henry Ford Il
second executive vice president OF
the company.
The plant is owned by the De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Coffee Buyers
Crowd Stores

Washington announcement Of
dwindling coffee supply that may
compel renewal of rationing or
an increase in prices today sent
Detroiters rushing to stores for a
layaway supply.
Downtown shops bore the brunt
of the first buying. but two large
chains reported sales were up
throughout the CITY, Some stores
adopted voluntary rationing
program. limiting customers TO
one or two pounds each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

SUPREME HQ., AEF.,
Sept. 20 (INS) = Unbroken
Nazi resistance on the Euro
pean battlefront was further
evidenced today when a hope
lessly surrounded Germ a n
garrison at Calais turned
down an Allied demand for
unconditional surrender.
With the u. S. Third Army OF
1t. Gen. Patton, in action along
130-mile front converging upon
strategic Belfort Gap, where
enemy lines were smashed on
both sides of a road leading tc
Belfort and Montbeliard, the out
numbered Germans at Calais
asked for an armistice to discuss
the position of civilians.
The United Press quoted a
freHt-dispateh as saying that
the 24-hour truce requested by
the German commander began
at p. m. today)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Swiss Ban Arms Export

LONDON, Sept. 20 (INS)-The
Swiss government a nounce d
today that IL would ban the ex-
port Of weapons to all belligerents,
beginning Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

ROSS bstted ,or Beck IN the seventh.
RUNS BATTED IN--Cuerrs, Spence g. Mystt
Ssiti HaCtuef 2 hAyu
ERRORS-Ouuaw ?.
T"O-BAsE HITs-CaW YorE Ros
THREEBASE HIT-Yors
HOME RUN-spence
SACRIFICE HIT-Csse.
LEFT or BAsEs-washinEton Detroit Il.
DOUBLE PLAY-Kuhti 70 Wyatt to Kuhsl
BASES or BALIS-On Hssfnsr (, off
Trout Of Mooty ,. or Eaton ].
STRUCK oUT-By Haefnsr 4. BY Trout l,
~ Eaton J..
HITS-On Trout 8 in inninn of Mooty
IN 1 inning, OF Beck : IN innings.
UMrlREs-Gnevt, Berry, wsai,r and Hub
bard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
ALLIES LAUNCH DRIVE FOR TIDDIM

HANDY. Ceyon Sept. % QNS)-The battle for
Tiddm 3,000-foothigh mountain village in western
Burma launched today Crack Indian troops of the
9Th Indian Division of the 14th Army preparing for
the final onslaught the village.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
IN LONDON FOR TALKS

LONDON, Sept. % (UP)-Adm. Lord Louis Mount
baten commander in chief of Allied forces in southeast
Asia, has returned to London for consultations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
sTRIKE OF l5O MAY HALT WORK BY $1,000

KEARNY, y. j., Sept % (UP)-Shutdown of the
Federal Shipbuding and DrydOck Co, employing $4,000
may take place tomorrow unless $50 operators who
have been wildcat strike since Monday return TO
work. the company said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Tiger Box Score
VIRsT CANT
Totals IS 10 "a 10 Tota

tBstted for Curtis IN ninth
matted for sullivan IN ninth.
Washington 600 Oot oiO-2
DETROIT 100 600 31x--5
Runs batted in-York Outlaw ? Gentry
CrAmer Powell Two-bAss hits-Case J
Wakefield Powell Three-hase hit--York Left
on Decentralization 8, Detroit S Double
bsIls-On NEFeling\7, of Gentry 3 struck
out-By Nlggeling 5, by Gentry I. by Corsica
4 Hits-on Gentry In Ia innings Wild
bitch Gentry Passed balls-Ferreu 2
Umpires-Huboard, Grieve and Berry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
REDS KILL 10000 NAZIS IN NINE DAYS

LONDON Sept. 30 ONS)-More than 10000 Ger
man officers and men were killed by the Red army on
the Lenngrad front in the nneday period between Sept
II and 26, the Moscow radio reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
s daZ' 7!S:I$
ROBOT BONES. AGAIN HIT LONDON

LONDON. Sept. 90 (UP)-The Germans sent flying
bombs against south England including the London
early tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
NINTH INNING

WASHINGTON-Hoover threw out Guerra
Eaton tossed out sullivan Hoover threw ou
Haeincr No run no hit. no error
\ pETROfT-Mayo struck out Higgins ga,
out, Kuhel 20 Haefner, who covered first
York tupled OF the center field screen. Wake
iIeld lied % case No run. one hit no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Fishers Form Auto Co,
1000 Share
Corporation
Being SET Up

Organization by the ia
nous automOtive Fisher
brothers of two new COM
panies i'm an identical cor
poration to engage in the
manufacture of automobiles
and airplanes was revealed
today.
Robert Shields, secretary of
Fisher & Co., holding firm for
the brothers stock. confirmed the
incorporation of the new Fisher
Motor Car Co. and Fisher Broth
ers, Inc, but said no further state
ment would be made until tomor-
row.
Incorporation papers, it was re-
vealed were filed in Lansing and
in Delaware.
The papers state that COM
panieS seek authorization Ito
design, manufacture, S m b ] e
distribute, sell, repair. export and
i m port airplanes, automobiles,
motor coaches, motor trucks,
engines. bodies and any and all
motor products.
1000 SHARES, NO PAR
The firm was capitalized at
1000 shares of no par capital
stock.
According to declaration filed
in Oregon. the officers OF the
motor company are Frank c.
Taylor. president; Walter Hoff-
man, vice president, and w. A.
Hamlin, treasurer.
In Michigan, papers for the two
companies were also filed today
with the home address listed as
120 Broadway, New York City.
The Corporation Co. in the Dime
Bank Building was listed as resi-
dent agent. This firm acts in this
capacity for a number of firms.
Papers in this state were filed
by L. E. Gray. L. H. Herman and
w. T. Cunningham, all of Will
mington, Della. Officers were the
same as in the West Coast papers.
Entry of the Fisher brothers
into the auto-aviation fields would
end dozens of rumors which have
circulated in industry since they
announced their retirement from
General Motors on Aug. 2.
REVEALED IN N. Y.
Spokesman for the brothers,
Lawrence P, is out of town,
Shields said, and no plans of the
former body builders would be
revealed until Shields talked to
Lawrence by telephone, probably
this evening. Shields refused to
disclose where the Fisher spokes-
man was visiting.
The Michigan articles were filed
with the State Corporation and
Securities Commission by L. E.
Grey, L. II. Herman and w. T.
Cunningham, all of Wilmington,
Del.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Browns Box Score
FIRST GAME

Guns batted in-LindeI. Kreevich Labs.
Mcouinn ?. Error-Stirnvelss. TwooaSe hits
-StirnveisS Kramer, Labs Home run
bases-New York 5. 81. Louis Z. Double plays
-Mcouinn to stephens 10 Mcouinn, Grimes
unaSsisted. Bases on bAlls-On Bonham 3,
Oft Kramer q Struck out-By Bonham 2
BY Kramer 2 UmpiTeS-Summers. Rue, Rom
mel and Boyer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

D&C LAKE LINES TO BUFFALO
every evening At 5 80 during Sept and oct (.
% Cleveland every night a. 11.3o during
Sept, Oct. and Eoy.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

At the same time. the defeat
eliminated the Yankees from
pennant consideration.
After Johnny Lindell singled to
drive in Snuffy StIrnweiss in the
first inning 10 give the Yankees a
lead. IT was Kramer's third inning
double VIII ich got the Browns
scoring under way. He scored on
Don Gutteridges safe bunt and a
single by Mike Kreevich. and Chef
Laabs drove in Gutteridge TO give
the Browns 2 TO / lead
George Quinn's eleventh home
run OF the seas son with Vern
Stephens on base in the eighth
inning, concluded the scoring.
The Browns started Nelson Pot
ter in the nightcap. Hank Borowy
was on the mound for the Yam
KEGS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
lO-HOUR TRUCE

A "cease-fre' order was given
and for 10 hours troops of the
Canadian First Army abandoned
their drumfre attack against Ca
laiS, English Channel port which
was the chief nest of robot bombs
hurled against London.
The German garrison COM
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
First Game Play by Play. Page "a

On .. c. TooLE. DENTIST. ITO W. La
hyetts. a. Michigan. OPP. City Hall. Hours.
60 Tel CA 66so.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
FIRST GAME
NEW YORK r II Z
100 600 900 | 8 |
ST. LOUIS 4.
002 600 0 Q 0

Bonham and Garbark. Kramer
and Hayworth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

VIII Peace BrinE Another Depression. BY
Clair Wilcox. In Magazine Digest-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
On the War Fronts

FRANCE-Nazis report Allied arborne army is landing
between Emden, and Munster page ID
RUSSAReds reported crossing of Danube Romanian
Yugoslav border south of historic Iron Gate Page b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
FIFTH INNING

wAsH1NCTON-Moot nov pitching for
Detroit. Spence beat out bunt Kuhe
walked Hoover tossed out Powell both run
nert Advancing Guerra popped 10 Hoover
sullivan was Intentionally walked filling The
bases Hsefner singled n left. scoring Srencc
and Kuhel and sending sullivan 90 third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

ST. LOUIS, Sept % -Ja c X
Kramer led the ST. Louis Browns
10 a 4 to | victory over the New
York Yankees in the first game Of
double header here this after
noon. keeping the Browns within
striking distance OF the Detroit
TloerS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Win First;
Trout Loses
I'd Game
FIRST GAME
FIRST GAME
WASHINGTON r II f
600 001 010 40 0
DETROIT
100 600 Six S 7 0

Niggeling. Curtis ~ and Fer
Yell, Gentry and Richards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

Mayo threw out Case. Two runs. two hits.
no error
pkIkoIT-MyHtt threw out Mooty. CrHmer
singled 90 center Mayo singled 10 night era
mtr stopping a. second Higgins flied "a
spence. Mayo was caught off first Haefner 70
kuhel. No run, two hits. no error.
SIXTH INNING
WASHING TON-MyAtt singled to left Torres
singled 60 riFht sending MyAtt 20 third Beck
replaced Mooty Spence flied % CTamer MyAtt
scoring after the catch. kuhel singled 10 left.
Torres going 20 third Powell flied TO wake
hits. no error
ADD SIXTH INNING .... 80. go. . 80.
pETROIT-YOrk flied 10 spence. Wakefiel Ia
walked. OUTLAW famed Swift beat out 0 slow
roller near second. Wakefield stopping at
SECOND Hoover flied TO Case. No run. one hit.
no error,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
EIGHTH INNING

WASHTNCTON--ESto went 70 the mound
Tor Detroit Myatt walked. Torres vas called
out on strikes. Spence forced Myatt at second.
Mayo 20 Hoover. Kuhel singled to riRht, and
when OUTLAW fumbed the ball, spence went
20 third Powell fled 70 Cramer. No run, one
ht. one error
DETROIT OUTLAW walked swift also
walked Hoover popped 10 Torres Eaton forced
OUTLAW ~ third. Torres. unakSisted Cramer
forced Eaton AZ second Kuhel 10 Sullivan.
No run no hit no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

The Tigers and the Washington
Senators split a double-header
here today. The Tigers, with
Rufus Gentry pitching, won the
fret nnrnn 10 =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
SEVENTH INNING

WASHiNGTOE-suliyAn popped 10 Mayo.
Mayo threw out Haefner Case singled 70 CEN
ter. Case was out stealing. Swift 10 Hoover.
NJ run one hit no error
DETRoIT-RosS batted for Beck and doubled
Of The screen IN left center CrAmeT singled 70
left, Ross stopping AZ third Mayo singled "a
center scoring Ross. Cramer stopping at sec
ond Higgins forced CrsmsT az third Torres
unasslSted York popped 20 Torres Wakefield
lied 10 spence One run. three hits, nc error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

wAsHINCToN-~MAyo tossed out Guerra
sullivan vent out the same way Hac'nc-
Waiked. Case doubled 20 night and Haffnef
scored when OUTLAW fumbled the ball Case
going to third Mystt singled 20 night. SCOT
Ing Case Torres lined 20 Wakefield. Two
runs two hits. one error.
DETRoIT-HiEginS singled 10 center. York
eoubled TO left Higgins stopping al Third
Wakefield walked. hing The bases OUTLAW
struck out. swift flied to Case Higgins scof.
tnE after the catch. Hoover forced YORK AZ
third Torres. unaxSiSted. one run. two hits.
N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Browns Beat
Yankees in
First Game

FIRST GAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

WAsHiNCTON-Hsefne singled to lcf'
Case sacrificed. Trout, unsssl2tec Nys't
walked. Torres flied 10 OUTLAW Srencs t.t
q home run int the rtEht field bieACherE.
scoring Haefner and Mystt ahead ~ him.
Kuhel walked Powell forced Kuhel A. src-
end Hoover 10 Mayo. Three runs two hita.
NJ error
DETROfT-Trout struck out Crsmcr heat
out bunt down the third base une MAYO
hi into a double play. Kuhel 70 Hyatt %
Kuhel. No run. one hit, no error.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-03

are Bob Geddis, Rex Brooks, Ken
meth Richardson. Duane Taylor,
Robert Norman. Lester Appl and
Jack Mintey. with Donald Nooches-
ter getting the managers award.
The reserve letters were presented
to John Clark. Leon vercruysse
David elmer. James Spike. Rich.
ard Drew. Lawrence Bales. Ted
Taylor. Bill Fiorito. Edgar King
and Russell Gabriel.
The varsity swimming awards go
10 Heith TuLdrum. Darrell Jen-
sen. James Burnett. Fred Butt.
James Chapman. Bill Ryan, Robert
Chisel. Bill Wilcox. Donald Sus-
terka Elmer Robertson. Scott
Woods. Melvin Salem. and Bruce
Thompson. manager. while Tom
Wilcox and James Rynerson re
cevied reserve letters
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-03

ed reserve letters last year. They
are Melvin salem. George Almpich.
Allen Hertler. Wendell Schoolmas-
ter. and Tom Augustus. The new
corners on the squad will be Bill
Fiorito. Bruce Jorgensen. Larry
Thomas, Clark Poster, Bruce
Thompson Bernard Crittendon.
and Jack Spencer
Schedule
April At. High at Ann Arbor
April 2S-Open.
May Huron Valley League
Meet Ann Arbor.
May l3-Regional Meet. Ypsi'
lanu.
May 2O-State Meet. Lansing.
Coach Art Walker has announced
the letter winners in the two win
ter sports. basketball and swim
ming.
Those receiving a varsity "R'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-03
Coach Art Walker Announces
Letter Awards in Two Sports

The Roosevelt High School track
team has been working out daily IN
preparation for their opening
meet April 81 with University High
School.
The tracksters are getting in
condition under Matt Lappinen
who has resumed coaching afer a
two years lapse. Coach Lappinen
guided the spring sport throush
seven years prior 10 his giving up
, the post in 1871.
Bill Bair will head the list Of
FIVE returning varsity letter win
ners OF 1913. Bair, a hurdler, con
Guided last season by taking first
in that event In the regional meet.
The other veterans are Jim Brown
Allen Burrell. Keith Gundrum. and
Duane Taylor.
Lappinen will probably also bank
heavily on five runners who receiv-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-03
Yankee SenOrita

car cushions and hummed lightly.
Occasionally she turned her head,
perhaps only her eyes. to give that
little haughtily amused smile Of
hers.
The ring OF the telephone Jared
the early Sunday morning hush.
The region around Mallory's heart
felt warm and sweet. Yet she pre-
tended to be asleep when Prism
came in TO summon her. Usually
she would have called out, who Is
it," Not this time, however. She
wanted every thrill connected with
Carlos first telephone call.
Prism eyed the girl. Il. doubts
very much il you are factually'
sleepin'. But in case you are" Her
soft tones turned to a roar. Cen
man on the phone. The Ericsson
one" The girl slid from bed and
headed toward the living room with
nimbleness that made Prism
mutter, Heck no, yoc WASH Sleep
in. / was right bout that" She
muttered on. Never know which
phone to pick up in this town
always wished they was two COM
panies in our own country. Many's
the time | wished il. I'd show EN-.
Here, l got my wish and l amt
shown nobody nothin'. can't even.
'familiarate' myself with two
phones" She leaned against the
wall to listen to her mistress con-
versation.
Mallory Bakers voice was but
ter and honey "Hello?"
HI, princess"
She Strengthened indignantly.
Her ears knew they were not being
rewarded with the deep silver voice
Of Carlos, yet they could not rec
ognize the person who spoke so in
timately. Princesita, a dulcet prin-
costa, she would have known and
loved. Princess, in clipped English,
was unknown and unloved.
who is this" Her manner was
suddenly as cold as winter on Lake
Michigan.
This" slashed the strange man."
is the guy whose irresistibility had
you dangling half out Of an auto
mobile last night"
"Oh" Enthusiasm frightened
her words. OH" she said again Il
must see you. Mr.. Blythe"
$50 you told me last night Meet
me for breakfast" he commanded
dryly, lat Sanborn's, in an hour"
He hung up.
His decree angered the singer.
For an instant she stood there hold
ing the telephone, helpless against
its deafness. No preliminaries. No,
Are you free ?" Would you care
to have breakfast with me?"
Gould you meet me in an hour?"
None Of those remarks.
All the same, Mallory met him
ut the prescribed time. Armando
drove her to the old House of Tiles
now Sanborn's famous establish
ment-and parked nearby to wait
| Richard Blythe's greeting was so
pheasant that 1t CLOSED over his re-
cent curtness and forced the girl
to greet him in fully as pleasant a
manner. They sat down and Or
dered Warm sweet rolls, fresh
Strawberries and cream. hot choco-
late. The kind that is favored with
cinnamon and beaten 10 a froth
with a wooden beaten.
"Now," Richard Blyt. finally
asked, leaning toward Mallory,
what's the trouble ?" Just then his
eyes swerved past hers. A grin
lifted his mouth. His voice. when he
spoke, held that lightness directed
toward persons often contacted.
He said, Hi, John HI, Bill"
ITO BE Continuedl