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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Pattern For Love

chewsd by the time rye finished
with you"
Susy Adams face WAI turned
away from the other diners. But
even II II had not been, II would
have been difficult for them 10 de-
tect any emotion on her face eX-
cept, perhaps, a nipping banter.
Only Sandra could see her rage.
You've no reason 10 be angry
with me. Your husband has been
kind to me, moderately so. and in
the position Of host here at the
Mesquite. He has driven me down
to La MADEIRA"
Twice. / believe" suSy inter
rupted calmly. She showed ashes
from her cigaret, with the nail-tip
Of her little finger. Rosy pink. deli.
cately beautiful, II was, at the same
time, long and wicked u know,
Sandra / was told"
Who would do such q thing ?"
The red-haired girl felt sick Not
Brody. Not Estela None OF the
cowpunchers. Or would they? She
said aloud: Il can't believe anyone
on the Mesquite would betray Cor
don"
-BstrAyp" repeated susy.
What an odd word to use about a
husbands unbtcoming behavior. I"
She leaned over the table, until her
face was very near her companions
SAndra had a feeling Of being hyp-
Noticed, powerless 10 move away
from the girl before her.
You know. Sandra. when a girl
puts her arms about my husband
and dozens have-that Is nothing
But when my husband puts his
arms about q girl, that u entirely
different. And he put his arms
about you. Last night" With her
usual cunning she read her victims
mind. You are wondering how
got here so soon. ! was in Palm
Springs. I received telephone call.
after the so-tender love scene down
by the gate"
She gave a disparaging giggls.
Sandra felt blushes that actually
ached covering her cheeks. Why
did Susy have to make It sound 80
despicable, so mawldshf
II jumped into my car" resumed
Susy. And now I am here. Unwel-
coined. Unwanted. But. % definite
ly, I am here"
Sandra said chokingly: Il think
you are the most urholy person I've
ever known"
THAT IL . matter OF opinion. I'm
sure most people would term you
the unholy one"
Il shouldn't think any woman
would want"
ITO hold onto q man who didn't
want her." Susy finished for her.
She added lightly: That's an old
one, Sandra It's a good thing your
designs aren't from such ancient
ideas That's where the fun comes
in. I'll have fun watching you want
each other" She stood up and
peered down at the red-haired girl.
And not get each other"
A sudden thought struck San
dra. Why :" she asked, were you
so nice to me earlier, when we met
beside the poolH You knew who
was. didn't your" She was almost
whispering.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Snow Hats
Futile Hunt

Downieyille. Calf. Nov 7-AP-
As the FIRST SHOWS Of winter fell
over the rocky terrain OF this high
Sierra mining community formal
search for three-year-old Dickie
tum Dusen, missing since last
Thursday, was called OF last night.
Joseph tum SUDDEN. gold mine
operator and father OF the boy, IN
a sta emen. announced that Army
troops are being withdrawn.
1T vas agreed that further use
OF troops and Forest Service
men would be futile due 10 the fact
that the entire area within which
the boy could have reasonably been
expected TO be found, has been
thoroughly covered" the state
ment read
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
CHAPTER TWENTY-sEVEN

CHAPTER TWENrY-SEVEN
sANDRA FELT as II she were
falling. How could you know I'm
the reason Gordon wants to divorce
your" Fortunately. that question
was q silent one. burning her brain.
not her lips.
Mrs. AdamSl" she rsbuked In a
gasp.
suSys voice was stin soft, al
though her words were singing
ones. Mrs Adams Il exactly right.
i don't intend to stick around here
year In and year out, II Il much too
duh. At the same time want TO
know what L. going on. So have
shall I say. an ear to the ground
department ?"
Tho red-haired girl could not
speak with poiss now. Her words
shook. "A spy, might say"
suSy raised the llght-shaded eye
brows that proclaimed her a true
blonde, But her voice remained cool
TO the point OF indifference.
Really, Miss Edwards, am only
protecting my interestS"
You have no interest In Cor
don" II struck Sandra that the girl
across from her was actually en-
JoyinE this scene. She was eating
her hot cherry pie with obvious rel
iSh. and there was no doubt OF the
Amusement In her smile.
$50 friendly. Not Mr.. Adams
now. Granted, sandra-I'll call you
Sandra instead OF Miss Edwards
We are getting 80 Intimate
granted, have no romantic inter
est In Gordon. But ] have q legAl
interest And q posaeAsivs interest
She Kicked q fast glance toward the
red-hAired girl do you realize
how much sport there L. in a pos.
seAsivs INTEREST," can hold onto
him and annoy him and all he car
do Ia squirm."
sandra said weakly: Il think you
must Be crazy"
Her shortness of breath seemed tc
bsguils susy Adams completely
For 4 brief while she watched San.
dra's hurt confusion. Then she muir.
INJURED: mo. I'm not crazy. DOM
ever get your hopes up In that d.
rection."
The red-haired girls Unborn spirit
was returning, Tho majority Of
crazy persons don't know they are
crazy"
"A neat rstort Psss the cream
my dsaf."
sandra sonashow was able 70 put
ne pitcher beside the blond Eirl'i
coffee cup, with . friendly gracious
gesture You should have lived ir
the days Of lions denS," she sale
beneath her breath.
I'm not missing anything
Susy's sudden laughter was melodi.
Gus It caught the attention Of
some OF the others in the dining
room. They glanced at the two girl,
and smiled a bit, in agreement with
the fun they obviously were having
Susy went on: AS you shoulc
know. ! have my own brand Of
hons dem" ...
Don't try tossing me into IT,
-Oh, but / already have. Yoy
know that, too. I've started. And
shall continue. You'll be thoroughly
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
YPsLANrL MICH wEoNEsoAY Nov S

Certainly Just wanted 10 stun
you all the more hen you found
out who ! was And what knew"
susy Adams laughed gently. See
you later. my dear" She went over
20 Join an elderly couple, Just leav-
ing a table. and walked with them
out Of the room.
Left alone, SAndra stu could not
give way TO the trembling that
might have relieved her There still
were several persons In the dining
room. I'm afraid OF her. she
thought, feeling panic mount with
In her. She was batting me all the
while we sat by the pool Those
seemingly socisble questions-shs
was prying Shed like me to leave.
But l won't Sandrs vowed 10 her
self
She walked strongly from her
table. not into the lounge living
room. but 10 the kitchen. But when
she got there she found she could
not think Of a way TO start a con-
versation with either Estels or
Brody.
EstelA was too busy. However.
she took time TO give tina girl =
quick. tired smile. Oh. II couldn't
be Estela! Nor Brody. The tor
tured. despairing look In his eyes
told Sandra that.
As It turned out, Brody started
the conversation himself. Gould
you come with me, ma am. and look
at Tex foot. think there Is some
thing the matter with IT."
Without waiting for an answer
he led her across the serving porch
ard into a yard patio. where the
setter puppy had been installed.
Visitors were Tex delight He
leaped with extrAvagsnt affection
about Sandra's legs,
He seems all right" She picked
him up. Which foot Is II, Brody ?"
The old cowboy put Q gnarled
hand around one Of the pups feet
and pretended deep absorption.
TEX Is frst-rate, ma'Am. I have .
message for you from Mr.. Adams
spoken message. He said for me
to tell you the same thing he prom
ised last night Is still good Just
trust him, he said 10 tell you, and
he would work everything out"
Coming from Brody, In his stam-
mering. raw-sounding voice, the
words sounded hopeless and with
out life. That's what he said" the
old man concluded.
u understand" sandra aAid
quietly, remembering 10 syines an
interest In the Irish settlers per-
tectly well foot
He didn't dare send q note, Z"
Brody said. because OF her." There
was such venom In his voice when
he mentioned Susy Adams that
Sandra was certain Of his hatred.
Poor little Indy" he worried.
will you take message TO Mr..
Adams for me, Brody?"
II can't, nam. He's gone"
Tell him tonight when he comes
home. Or tomorrow" She stopped.
There was an odd expression on the
cowboys face
Hes gone away for long time,
Miss Edwards. can't tell him
+uothin'."
Ito Be Contlnued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
6athtub Nightmare

Kansas City, Mo.-AP-Vincent
Totta, aged two and a half, was an
Interested spectator at the Shrine
Circus here.
Someone previously had given
him n boz Of soap, each cake shap-
ed like a miniature elephant. When
real elephants paraded into the
arena, vincent's grandmother, Mrs.
W. F.. Urquhart, said: Look, Vim
cent, what is that?"l
Vincent took one glance and
answered seriously: Soap"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
CONSIDER METERS

Ann Arbor. Nov. IA meeting
will be held soon for the further
consideration OF the problem OF
parking meters discussed Monday
night by aldermen OF Ann Arbor.
A Poll was taken, nine aldermen
favored the manual type OF meter.
while four approved the automatic
type
Alderman A. d. Moore raised the
question concerning parking on
GAVIN extensions and In driveway
approaches, particularly OF gas sta.
tons No decision was reached
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Paradox

Spencer, Ia.-AP-Melbourne Is
big city but the world is a small
place two Australian girls learned.
Mrs. Clarence Kroeger and Mrs.
Herbert Jorgenson lived within a
few blocks OF each other in Mel
bourne and went to the same
schools. But they never met until
they came to Iowa as brides.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Muco AIDS VETERANS

LsnsinR-AP-Facilities Of the
Michigan Unemployment Compen.
sation Commission and the L. s.
Employment Service we're placed
at the disposal Tuesday OF state
agencies directing educational and
reha bilitation programs for war
veterans. Governor Kelly declared
the NOV strengthened Michigan's
program Of assistance to veterans
and mad' the employment OF larger
state held STATS unnecessary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07

pEIRo1 and Pontiac, Mich, po-
lice are questioning Edward
Bellm, above, private detective
and former lieutenant in the De-
troit police department. IN con-
nection with the murder OF Mrs.
Alberta Rose Young. wife OF an
Army officer who has been serv-
Ing overseas. The murder Of Mrs.
Young Is the second unsolved
mystery staying In the Pontiac
area, Mrs. Lydia homson's
hacked body having been found
two weeks earlier 20 miles from
the spot where Mrs. Young was
slain
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Don Viii kILL FIsH

Lansing AP-CarelesS use OF
DOT. the new insecticide. around
lakes and streams may destroy
fish life II the chemical hnds It's
way into the water, the State Con
seryation Department said today
The department reported that DOT
apparent Is extremely poisonous
10 FISH life" and is not being used
at any state hsh hatcheries 10 kill
flies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
With

Minneapolis-AP - Scandinavia
ans In Minnesota at last could feel
peace had come.
Two express carloads OF genuine
Norwegian lutefsh arrived this
week, the first since war stopped
shipment FIVE years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07

Wallace, Ida -AP.-City Police
man Hugo Marconi bagged his elk
for the season but II proved too
old and tough TO eat.
Ma-coni brought the animal down
in the streets OF Wallace with three
revolver shots after Il had wander.
ed about town for FIVE hours, dis.
turbinR the peace by such acts as
poking its head through the glass
OF window az the home Of Anton
Swanson rearing menacingly on
its hind legs as Swanson tried 70
drive II away. and displaying CON
siderable temper when officer Mar
conf caught UP with II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Hunters

Twin Fails, Ida-AP-Viggo Mel
sen brought down a pheasant but
before he could retrieve It coy.
ote grabbed the bird and fled over
the hill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
Popular

Stevenson. Wash.-AP- Justice
Of Peace Cleo Brown has decided
there must be something special
about his marriage service.
A Portland couple whose names
seemed familiar were married
Tuesday. After the ceremony the
bridegroom said his relatives IN
sisted Justice Brown perform the
nuptials--nobody else.
Brown last week married a
daughter. her mother and a grand.
mother from Bridegroom Robert c.
Jacobs family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
RueI

Portland, Ore-AP-Patrolman
F. r West aimed more carefully
than over before, pulled the trigger
bulls eye!
He then went home to change
! clothes.
A skunk caught in a rat trap had
also aimed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-07
MILES in
4 J The Neus
HENRY FORD WINS

Kalamazoo, Mich.-AP- Henry
Ford Ia the new mayor OF Kalama-
zoo-but his business is law and
not automobiles.
Attorney Ford, no relation to the
Dearborn Fords, polled the greatest
number Of votes yesterday to elect
seven members OF the city council.
As 9 result, he succeeds 70 the
mGyoYAlty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06
SiSAKE-BITE AND RELIGION

Two preacher" have been sent 10
Iail for nfty-three days in Tennessee be-
cause they were found guilty Of disorderly
conduct IN handling live rattlesnakes dur
ing religious rituals
4# 0I c0urse. the ''preachergi and their
saesft IT. AUss-t that she prp@s1slflbn repre-
sents persecution of religion. and that they
are entitled, b. virtue OF the guarantee 81
religious freedom. Ca worship God IN any
manner that they see fit.
II seems that the sect uses poisonous
rattlesnakes in connection with ritualiStic
eeremosies. insisting that cod Almighty
nas promised 20 protect the faithful aud
hat nobody viii be hurt The fact that
occasionally some follower is bitten by
snake and die~ as a result of snake poison
ng does not dampen the ardor and faith
~ the adhereut> who. 20 say the least. pu'
their faith ln an actual test.
The guaraute, Of religious freedom
represents considerable freedom for human
beings u hss removed many ,hacklc,
from human thoughts Th- does not mean
that il cannot BE- mI~u~ed. II very often IS
utilized a. "a shield tv ignorant and super
~tItieu~ individuals % justify strange and
bizarre religious custom. rituals and be-
lief
While We yield g. uo Individual ir our
admiration of the principle ~ freedom 81
religious worship. we have no sympathy
with effort, o. carry u o. absurdItles Whle
perfectly willing FOR an individual 90 sub
scribe 90 ans tenet q faith. provided that
'h, worship does nor mIIre others. .nclud-
.uw the innocent and the susceptible. we
have no hesitation .n approving ms YER
dict IS th, court and th, terms imposed
upon the ~o-,aiied preachers
one oi them. upon beng convicted.
announced determination nat 90 pa, The
fine although hc had The money available.
declaring that p, should "~,rtr -, Lord"
100 the All as well 49, anywhere elise This
is Hl- idea and b, s. entitled 20 ag' upon
IT, bar there Is no Use for anybody 90 Worry
about his term lu prison
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THAT'S YOUR PRIVILEGE

Key Westers. like residents OF other
cities when an innovation j. made thought
that there would be difficulty in their vot-
ing because Of the installation Of voting
machines. bat their attitude has changed
since they have seen how machine j.
operated.
Most of them have been given instruc-
tions in voting by Assistant Supervisor az
Registration John W Roberts. who has
shown residents. when they went TO city
hall a. register. how the machine j. OPP
Grated Mr.. Roberts has miniature ma
chine. the operation Of which i the same
a. that on the machine that i To be used.
and q has required only a minute or 50 10
explain the operation to each registrant.
One thing about the machine that
many hey Westers de- not understand con
Germs the number Of candidates. Some
key Westers are still under the impression
that more than five levers can be operated
by a single voter. bat such is not the ease
when the machines are put in the polling
places. each machine will be set So that not
more than five candidates can be chosen
by any one voter
However. voter does not have 10
cast his ballot for five candidates. he NAV
vote for any number he wishes up 10 five.
and The Citizen has heard some regiStrants
say that they NAV not vote for more than
one or two candidates.
With probably p or more aspiraants
in the field. il would seem that voter
would be able to choose five Of them How
ever. voting : his privilege. and Ms alone
80 be- may do a. he wishes in accord with
has conscience vote only for the candidate,
he feels are fitted for the office 81 city
commissioner
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BEST or SERVICE
AT CLUB SUGAL0A

Where 90 - tonight CO ans
weekday a. Sunday evening foi
dinner Is the delightfully."- pleas.
ant Dining Room and Cocktail
Lounge II Club Sugaloa.
A. Club Sugaloa dinner i
served from 8 O'Clock 60 closing
You cen order . complete meal
or q not or cold sandwich Of any
Kind.
The dinner menu gives q vide
selection % choose from. q few
- the items being soups, seafood.
cocktails. steaks. chops. chicken
and all src al popular prices. The
service ~ the dining room VIII
be found Ga D. excellent Only
thuTouRhly seasoned food - used
and the waitress service will be
found 20 be pheasant asd digni-
fed.
Dancing = in order week nights
and Sundays and the music -
hy the sugaloa Trio George. John
end Gus. who play from = pm.
a. ~ " idniRht
AZ Club Sunaloa there are two
bars a which tho finest 0f ma
tionalIy known advcrtised brands
0f beverages are served.
Club SuEaloa g. the only ex-
elusive night spot IN Key West.
I, Is operated b Bon Taylor m
q thoroughly hlgh-class manner
The clubs announc, mcnt - on
the front page Of The Citizen to-
dav
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could have remained where she
was Marx Sheridan had whirieu
on Garter.
Jane had thought MS eyes were
gray. There werent nov. they
were tire tawny yellow q arr
angrv lion. AMI the hair tossed
back m disarrsy was not unlike
q lions name.
~Dcn't ten me you're involved
in this" be snapped az Carter.
"nout tell me . man ~ your
standing would loWCr himself 10
using q woman
"Afr. Sheridan. you are forget
ting yourself ] intend O. take this
entire matter o. MTA Champ
StaniBn.'
"You a.. and take that record
somcone coalfu't steal from me
last night," Sheridan threatened
There IS \ photographed record
Il al that took place here. TN
sure the vrry intelligent Mrs
stanton would b. pleased - hear
il. I knoW. once she'd talked O.
she witness Who overheard the
plans lad bCfore that record was
made"
Mrs Slanion.- stated Garter.
is here now I suppose YOU can
produce fhe mythical r@curdP~
Jane felt EvClyn's nervous ierk.
She felt drained % emotion.
Gram fhrrer Why She lonkel
Wlfn wondering eyes a. Lisie
Carter. On lind him staring 40 her.
Tire tim little figure 81 Mr.
Champ Stanton app AIRED behind
Isle Carter. "Neu called me-
sac asked
And now hts attention as o.
verified. lie VAS al smiles, b0Ws
and gracious apology.
Cram swept IN. looked - the
girls In the roou. gave them q
sudden sfniie AMI turned on Car
. fer. DO you sway. wash TIC
Z hrnI's llncn IN 60 81 neral ulilcc -
she dcmanied Marx. you tel
mr. what y0u we're about % d..
a Nag announcing the TcUr-
g1ni1stlon uf the 1ihcc person
ntL" he replied s'.h'y.
Anything wrong with fhaif'
Garter lutruded again IL -
po.-' nE = finger a. NJ S1sr.d q
- I'd ol Miss Hansen. ine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-06
OUR POLICY TOWARD JAPAN

American peliD. v.th regard 'o Japan
has been reaftirmed ht acting Secretary Il
state Dean Aohe~ou 81 D. points oar that
''the occupation forr.- 90, 'h. Instruments
81 policy and uot thc d,,ermuan'- 81
policy
A,he,ou ,ay, that 90 ~, surrender
oi japan viii De- carried OUT. go Japan
~ilI BE- put lH position where .f cannot re-
new aggressive warfare. t3I the present
economic and social system 81 Japan h.ch
makes for viii 90 war will B.. changed t..
and 80 that whatever D. takes % carry
his auf will De- used 20 carry L our.
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Chapter ~
THE once buzzed uifh excite
uaent the following noon. Miss
Hansen had not appeared. bat .
strange woman had come in and
obtained permission - pack Miss
Hanscns personal belongings
A. one o'clock. looking drawn
and tired. Mr.. sheridan appeared
81 the door - the main u1flce and.
swinging himself % the top - the
nearest desk. called an Informal
meeting.
Just want % advise you u =
feW changes. Miss Hansen has re-
signed he ignored the sudden
gasp from fhe girls-"and | have
asked Ms" he looked doNn %
the notes ne carried ~ MIS-
Janses % assume most q her
duties.
Miss James wiil have complete
charge Of all Office operations.
Miss Grey. as you ail know.
has come % this company from
an eastern foundry Because ri
her remarkable know ledge - the
basic materials used N the con-
s.ructiun 81 our pumps. her
knuwlpAuc - market conditions
and general understanding II
conditions relative 20 tins busi-
ntss NJ Is Grey viii assist me-.
VIC said THAR Speak up. Whu
~ DE- that remark
Someone had cat called. "Nict
work. bat ~ one Was willing G.
aam.i H. and before Sheridan
Cfud pin them down. Isle CaftoI
aEuaarcd behind h.m.
IL stood there. pompuus. SURE
% nimscf. tWiriIng a small god
IeuknIie on the edge q q god
pAated chain.
Aren't yeu being a 81 prema-
tare in thls REORGANIZATION g yual
oiflcc. NJ. Sheridan hc asked
Mss ifansen's absence IS only
e. ucTary. sou kn0w
"T1at g. MT knoN. = Sheridan
bskci % answer.
she didn't resi- n. as YOUR
w.eIl aware. she Has forced a1' 9,
ula &c room FOG that
lane made fhe cen'cr = 80
y r.om IN three STRIDES. hIt sa'
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HmEEDoas % rEKE pnEas
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mamA saur - w8Ah0st fawms nsvw em
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aamva 80 aw psum~mg s~wm - - -
$50. 80 e. uuuunupa~em e. any pan~uAs salunA
aaa = -. aswuyb e. ~ unzna fnw ~
~ msEzss. nwwxs toazrzas eorrupatsm e
s 6snmmss wac~ sma praise varsma
ssmman4 aaa1 49, ~ lnaswtaaal Is srmmn-
..amar aassanf - ethsrs rsehsA vszws snd
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s~nass tas readsr. sever en-
w waa pFsnsrls.
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ANNOUNCE SPANISH
LESSONS SCHEDULE

The free Spanish lessons for
adults. conducted by Mis- Benlldee
Kcmund. 90, gwen in accordance
with the follow ing schedule and
lncatlou. according 90 an an
uounCrmCui TODAY
MONDAY ~ SIS pm San
Carlos SrhooI $40 DuVal street
TUESDAY, 20 500 pm. jack
sam Squ.-e USO. WhH,h,ai and
Ssuthard streets
WEDNESDAY a. zoo pm
Women Division USO. 500 Du-
sal street
THURSDAY - ais pm Ssn
Carlos school $40 DuNal street.
The last lesson l. specially Civ
On fur advanced students