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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
McCaffnee. in Rome Teaches Michiesnders

Sll more sOftball about Detroer from the
l3lOth ATC base in Running China Walter H. Muske-
w.t. 4UZS Oliver received cup for captanng the champion
snip team by the base commander 1t Col Frederick Ferster
Walter is currently working member of refueing
In hunmng He has earned the Good Conduct medal the
PRESIDENTIAL Unit citation and bronze battle star
MSg Charles Pullman former tackle of the Wayne Uni
versy football team No. golfer the 1BM unit of the
Fourth Service Command Atlanta Ca Charles McCaffree J
swimming coach of the Michigan State College teaching for
the United States Army Rome has three Michigan in
his classes They Sgt Warren c. Johnson whose father
Clement Johnson pitched for Michigan State College War
in track at Michigan State Normal Sgt Maynard
Chaney of Lansing who played baseball for Lansing
and Pvt. Richard D. Brainerd of East Lansing
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
There're Be Fun for All

Instead of starting the entire
fleet at one time, as has been
the custom In the past, the
smaIler boats will get away
first. Specifically, the first class,
the six-meters viii get away at
400 p. m; the sos az 4:05; the
22s at 4:l0; the cruising class at
AIS; C's at 4;20, and the Is at
t:25 p. m.
The next division 10 get away
Will be the eight-meterS az 600
p. m. followed by the raclng-cruls-
ing class at sos p. m.
The idea is 90 get the smaller
boats in before the wind fades
away as il 50 often does around
dawn at all night race time. The
fact that the small boat shippers
will be able 10 join IN the after
race run is just incidental. What 5
that you say?
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

team, was overseas two years.
Despite his frequent changes
of address Bob kept in touch
with golfers both at home and
in the army. He was anxious
to know about his old friend,
Bob Gadja, from North Hills
who is somewhere in the Philip
pines.
Pfc. John Sweeney, who lives
at 1871 Mendoza when he is
not in the army, plays softball
for his battalion team in the
35th division league. He was
recruited from his regular berth
In right field to pitch in the
championship game and turned
in a no-hitter. He famed seven
batters and only two balls were
hit TO the outfield.
Another Detroiter doing well
in the softball competition is
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
6-Year Wait Ends
For GiinnyColton
She's in n. P. Net Final
Capt. Tobin Loses
By STANLEY L. BRINK

In SIX years 2l-year-old Virginia
Cotton had never gone higher than
the third round. But Saturday she
razed that barrier and for the
FIRST time in her tennis life is q
tournament fnalISt. Virginia won
her Highland Park semifinal from
Irene Gargol al Ford Field, 6-2,
Ga
Mary fernando and left-hander
Cotton meet this Sunday at =
p. ~. for the womens title gained
in 1914 by Mary Lou Boyer who
did not defend
Tiring after the first set, Capt.
James Tobin met elimination in
the quarterfinal. Robert Ryland.
public parks champion, was victor,
go. 6-2. So
Considering his three-year alb
sence from the game, save for a
few practice sets in Hawaii, Tobin
wounded at Two Jima. had not
played since entering the marine
corps in May. l942. His perform
ance stands As remarkable.
Young Gloria King gave Mary
fernando. public parks champion
an argument in the women's semi
final but Mrs. fernando came
through in a three-setter, 81, As
Cd
James johnson Softballed Id
ward ROSZak to defeat in 2
quarterfnal. 6-3, 6-4. Remaining
matches in the round will he
played this Sunday Leonar
KarpeleS pairing with Leonard
johnson and Frank Skierski with
Fred Gown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
First Fiddle First
To Score a Double

BOSTON. Aug. II OUP)-Fly-
ing First Fiddle became the first
horse in History to score a "dou-
BILE in the $4,000 Massachusetts
Handicap today as he galloped
home a length and a half over
nine other throughbreds in the
eleventh running of the mile and
a furlong classic al Suffolk
Downs. Dinner Party was second
and Mcgogo third.
DiSgruntled fans, angry at dis
qualification by Johnnie Jr.. win
ner Of the seventh race, Swarmed
onto the track and set fire 10
gasoline spilled from police
motorcycle. forcing cancellation OF
the eighth race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

usually shoot from their auto
mobile. Then they go TO the
nearest telephone, call the con-
serVatiOn officer and tell him
they heard a lot of shooting i'm
the opposite end of the county.
when they figure the game
wardens are at a safe distance,
they 20 back. dress out the
deer, throw IL In the back end
Of their car and hit for home"
Bottoms said.
LEAVES III TO SPOIL
1.-The worst part OF II Is, vio-
lators only take the hind
quarter, leaving the balance 10
spoil. The only way 90 stop
wholesale violations IL 10 depu-
tire good sportsmen," Bottoms
concluded.
In any other sport-baSeball
football. boxing and all others
the player who won't abide by
the rules and who plays dirty
usually gets booS from the crowd
The fellow who braGs about
getting game and fish out OF sea
son and taking more than IN.
limit ought 10 draw frowns anc
scorn OF those who find II out
The conservation department
are doing their best 10 run dowr
violatorS and have turned in ;
job. Some men whC
call themselves Sportsmen objec'
10 road bloCkades 10 halt whole
sale violations. They claim il i
a violation of ones constitutional
rights Of unlawful search.
Maybe 1t is. but any gooc
that objects certainly
is not cooperating in doing has
part 10 protect wildlife Maybe
the meat shortage is critical, but
certainly that doesn't give then
the right TO go out in the wood,
and shoot deer out of season ol
take undersized fish and double
their limit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

nae race. 40 boats, but for the
first time in history our race eA-
~eeded the Chicago-Mackinac race
.try which was 81 this year.
- Now Charley comes up with a
new idea Tor The 6O-mi1e all nIgnt
race Sept 8 which Will be sailed
around the old Thames River
light course this year now that
the restriction on crossing the IN
ternational boundary after sun
down has been lifted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

tlON idl - ~ llblil iibillN
plate 10 the right field stands IN
Yankee Stadium? In Briggs Sta
Clum?
= Ats 296 feet along the
fouI line in Yankee Stadium;
S25 feet In Briggs Stadium.
ON medal play golfer Is
unable to find his ball after tee
shot. so ne drops and plays an
other ball from spot where he
figures the first one was lost
What happens
Ain medal play he Is dis
qualified.
Q-What is the difference be-
tween a walleyed pike n d
pickerel?
A-None. Some also refer TO
II rs a pike perch.
Q-How mapy miles Of shore
line has Michigan on the Great
Lakes?
A-l,62i miles.
Q-Has any concrete evidence
ever been produced TO prove that
the Wolverine was native 10
Michigan, or ever lived in the
state?
A-NO.
Q-How many young or of
spring does a female raccoon pro-
duCe a year,
A-FOur 20 six.
@ What is the largest species
Of the minnow family in Mich
igan?
A-The carp.
Q-Who was the youngest
president in the history Of the
American Bowling Congress?
A-Augie JankOwsky of De-
trolt In 1884 at the age Of 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

Totals % 62f Totals 3Tl4 II
s-Bstted for Creel In ninth
s, Louis Ool 600 ooo-- :
Neu YORK all 100 2OK-l0 0
Runs Young Rucker 2. HauSmsnn, OF 2
Gsrdells Kiutz JurEes Zaoala Runs
bstted in-Cardeila 5, Schemer. Hsusmsnn.
Garms. JurgeS ? KluE q Kerr. TWo-baSe
hitS-YounE. SchemeT. Home Tun--Jurges
Double play-JurgeS TO HauSmsnn 10 Schemer
Left on bsSes-St Louis g. New York -
Bases on balls--OH Byery ?. by Gardner
struck out-By Byerly /. by ZsbslA B. by
Gardner / by Jurisich 2. by Crouch ! Hits
of Byerly 4 IN innings off Gardner 8
in 1 inning none out In fourth off Jursich
IN ? innings. OF Crouch IN innings
of Creel In / inning. Hit By pitcher-By
Crouch tGardeilal. Wild pitch-Byerly
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

FIRST RACE-3-yeST-o4dS. = mile.
Gaylo tKiLklandi 40 500 25o
Pamela tZdbrinicl 40 $50
Nuala Leblanc $40
Time liz As. OF III.
Charm, on MANDY. csllmsnoE ana Phsscis
sECoND RAcE-2-yesr-olds 3, mile
Desert Ration Guennl 25.lo AZ 90 $50
Blunt Remark lLindbers 40 600
Time IA 4-5, OF I'5eis
Singing Lighi Black Nylon Astsrpenous
Hioernian Cable. Archer, Hadrian and Moni-
toG also ran.
DSsd head Tor place
THIRD RACL-3-year-olds and up, Ia miles
over hurdles
Wo.fberry SCOTT 400 90 $50
a-Creat Flare tRiiesl $40 400
fiying TIGER MaEeS,, -, $50
Armsr Hiba,ross and Home Display also ran
i6tRrh i1MR / RRA6I%s.yssr-Solo.. fLss sai[S a. mile.
Air Hero colbert ll.20 $50 so
MS, o Cold wright 500 2.5o
Time i.lo as, oii sos
a.Menu Blue Falcon Midnight Oil Our
Bully Medal s-Monsuanes. Mstrun and Mis-
s-w ?. chrysler entry.
FIFTH RACE--4-year-olds and 10 i. mile.
Gdslphis IMecrssryi $50 SO
Time rs as. off 3.aSis.
surf Rider CheeseStrav. Free Butch. Gabe
Paul. Mighty Master. Svimmin Hole Seaman
like. 'Romanock, Sticky Kitty and Cay Town
also ran.
sFteld.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds II. milec
AdnniS tMcCreaTyi $3.50 2020 o20
Burning Dream lLindbergI 1870 ITO
a-Slr Francis tPermanei 6.lO
Time 2 O2 As. of 4:23iS
Psvo,. a-Pleblsci,s. winnie and Jssp also
ran
&C u widener entry
SEVENTH RACE-4-year-oldS and up,
Ls Havre wright 11.40 $40 46o
Coronai MAY 1880 $50
Transformer fAtkinsonl $40
Time 1 81 As. of o4i5
Bankrupt. Jovine. LArky DAY. FAlseur and
Great Rush also ran
EIGHIH RACE-3-yesr-oldt and up. II
miles
Oatmeal fWriEhtl $50 $50 2T0
wings McCreaTyl so 2 so
BrenneT Pass tAtkinEoni 30
Time ? ~ As. off 44is
Yukon, First Stage and Rridon also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Murine in lnternationaIs

Crescent Sail Yacht Club, out
at the foot OF Seven Mile road,
will be holding its annual re-
gatta next Sunday. This week
end Crescent shippers OF Star
boats, Freddie Runnels and Dick
Miller are racing for the Great
Lakes championships at Ver-
million. Next week Miller will
be crewing with Elmo Murine
I'm the international Races for
Stars at Stamford, Conn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

shaking hands
with himself
regularly over
his wise choice
in m a k i n g
Charley the
Hoot") Nc
Gregor his race
chairman. The
Eoot not only
brought out the
largest entry
in the history
of the Port
Huron . Macki-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
First $4,000, 900 Day

NEW YORK. Aug. IL tUP)-
The first S4.OO0,O00 betting day ir
racing history was registered al
Belmont Park today, when a
crowd of "a. .l25 persons poured
sf.035. .065 through the mutuels for
the eight-race card. headed by
The $4,000 Travers Stakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

poSitlon &c
watch the Vlo-
latorS operate
Up O "A cherS
cruise the
little tTai
roads during
the ea arly
e v e n | n x
hours watch
ing for deer"
Bottoms re-
lated when
I n ey sp q I
deer ey
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
He's Taking Rain Check This Year!

1t (gD Paul Nielsen. Michigan end In 1939-4O writes
from baby fat-tOp in the southwest Pacific
received application blank for tickets the 1916
VERNE He wrote Coach Fritz Cer asking for rain
check for year.
He also writes he Norman Purucker Michgaa foot.
baer OF 1887 In Manila and heard that PrugeIman
American tackle for the Wolverines playing with navy
team in the Philippines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

Seven athletes have won nine
letters in Michigan's history the
latest being Don Lund who fin
ished last year. One, Elroy Hirsch
won four in a single season when
he starred in both track and base
ball during the spring season
after winning letters in football
and basketball.
Relaxing the rules against
freshmen paved the way for Wei
senburger to go after an all time
record. 1t is expected this rule
will be reinstated in the next year
or two
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Bethel Takes Church
Title in SoftbaN

Rev Owen Miller's Bethel Bap-
tist Church softball team, coached
by Carl Miner, won the city
church championship by defeating
kScovel Presbyterian, 10. Satur-
.ay. Vic Rocho Jr.. Ralph Bleith
Ralph Mast. Al Keller Don Wins
low. Ike Wiltshire. Dave GieSsler
Pete Rittich, George Adams, Dick
Lowery, Bill Murray and Chuck
Miner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Spirdriift
Crosse lie Y. c.
N Regatta Picture
BY GEORGE e. VAN

That lively outfit down at the
mouth of the river. Crosse lie
Yacht Club, took over the picture
Tor competitive Wind-wagons this
weekend. A 50-mile long dis
tance race Saturday night which
took the fleet from the Detroit
River light around Middle Sister
Island and the Monroe light will
be followed by regatta for all
classes this Sunday afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
.HurIs Glitter
In First Start

NEW YORK, Aug. II CUP) -
Adrian Zabala. recalled by the
New York Giants from Jersey
City last week, made his first Ma
tional League start good one
today, allowing the ST. Louis Car
dinals only six hits as he coaSted
TO a 10 TO l victory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
WASHINGTON PARK RESULTS

FIRsI RACE-2.-yesF-oles 5. a. igr.ougs
Plenttgii Dodson 9eo 90
Cures \ whey twhitei $40
Time / 0s Is. of 3 o9i.
Donero. Danny Omsnciie Kinrs River
Wee Wee Marie, Bank Balance. Rule Essy.
Ny Star Eifiel Tower, Paper CLIP. Over
Sirht seamanS Pa, Tigs, Boy. Pucky Lea
and SGip Level also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-olds ? 'usl1nEg
X Durable BROOKS 1850 go 6n
shr,vd oues, ILitlsneerser' 1900 : 30
Time Is Is on ~
Danacs Red sun sport Needles Eye and
Fire snip also ran
THIRD RACI-3-yesf-oids End Up =, mile
Espino Cold tFisher l44O oo 90
SIGMA Kappa BATES 500 90
Chipamink tStIanEr so
Time il2 3-5 on A13l-
Ruditaurus. The Man and zsespet also ran
FOURTH RACE-3-yeal-olds w s fuflones
Psrarrsm tCampbehi $500 - 90 -
Thine tWOodhCuse 100 90
Miss Tartan Potadsl 1000
Time. ! l3 Is or fei
American Fly,r Bin, skinner Handy Lad
Even stitch. Nellie Weed DiayclsF, Boio
Miss and MichlFsn Chevy also ran
FIFTH RACE-3-yeaT-oies and w.. lis
War struggle ,Hislsy, ii2O 500 40
CofydOn tEmeryl 81 40 y 40
ROYAL Risk DodS0n so
Time las. OF 5.iTiz
s-Mighty Lucky s-ReN. Stinging Bee TWi1t
and Native Fox also ran o.
s.Mrs. l. Thompson entry
a
Besu Gay DobSonl = so 80 20
Enhlade WoOlfl ZeO 2.-O
Breezy Louise Brooks 2 40
Time. "a. off $40.
Radiant Girl AlAdrar and Lamme also ran
SEVENTH RACE-3-year-oid&, mile.
Air Sailor tCr0hsl 43.fO y so so
war Jeep BROOKS 900 so
a-FtEhtinF step Bailey 90
Time I IS OF 62i
Bymetbond Reldins Black Papnef Pot o.
Luck a-Bsrgolster and Sea swallow also ran
a-MuTiogE Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-3-ycsr-ods. furl0ngs
Sheer Luck lHgley 20 $50 80
50 Proudly B1dioul 90 40
Uncle Rob tCampbeul 90
Tine 26 Is or 50
Hi Fling Half Pint syls Bobby PNley and
Trade Marx also ran
NINTH RACL-4-year-oldS and up. IL
miles
Key Man fFiSherf sac % so
Marinot Line BrocksN 20 so
Early n smart nichols 80
Time ? 30 As of "a
Devil'S CrsE Grand Rush Miss Transit
Pony Express and Glennpor aiso ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

dltlOnS may DC lne HISt 10 WIN u
He may win as many as eleven.
Although only a freshman Jack
has won two. one in football and
one in baseball. He received a
minor award in basketball. Bar
ring injuries he should add three
more letters in baseball and foot
ball. With years additional ex-
perienee basketball coach Benny
Oosterbaan is sure he'll win let
terS in that sport during the next
three years.
Jack took a vacation during
the summer and should be in
college a full four years rather
than taking the speedier courses.
lie is AZ in the draft,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
THE GREATER GAME
Capt. Bob Babbish Remains
In Touch With Golfers
By Edgar Hayes

1t Edgar Doc) Greene, member of The Detroit Times
sports staff who the thick of the battle Oknawa Is
home for visit with his father and mother He wounded
three during bitter campaign Doc of the Detroit
News Sam Greene and 1t Tommy Doras of the Lions
coach Gus great friends. Tommy is now in Guam
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Deroit Results

FiRST RACE-Si 500. claiming, 3-yeaI-old2
RGSty co.e ,Mm!fsn, 40 2 80
Pstsiryn Stevenson II 10
shoeless Las Jean Ia Belle. Johunis
EhLetTBinE.s Glory BIZ -bozo and Truthful
Bud Gl2o ran.
srcosD RAcr-s2 900. claiming '-yeaf-
Trunsbou, Watson lS4o slo 40
War Counsellor Jacobs 90 so
'galdina L9ria tstevehson' 40
Ny zsea Ronest Darby piyo, 'wsl!oon
.TAke -CouIAss -Ka;4y,- uAAHAr AEid+Sie2!- aE.s
THIRD RAoE-s2 900 claiming s-ysar-
oidf and Up. lie miles
5as7, B,sqsG2s l4,,s sL9T5[so 5R.s li2o zo ss99
Sherlock tStsyensOnl ) 20
poof-YocE Day Dooeer. Migration Gee Raj
and Pour Tens also ran.
FOURTH RACE-S2 900. claiming. 3-yesr-
oldi and gp ! mile ton iaTi -.
sr.ea -Tofch Rlflrsi s-sn
DARBY pielon.t .Reahusn Baqr, Trace
Rs~ Recruit. Atmuih and Ffoninencls siso
.Fisld
TIFTH RAcE-sa 600 claiming a-yesr-oia,
Might Step Layton GO 80
Tim Steppsr stevenson $50
Time IS 4-5.
KsntkT Run, Shinemup Sier calm Port
Brown Mate and BLACK ThTulh- also rsn.
SIXTH RACI-s5.OOn the Bro0mstick
Handicap. 3-ytsr-o,ds snc up. 'ur0Egs
bold Question Watson G 90 so so
kight CfeEler ihiiiigAuI 2FO $50
Hi-Ty tClsggettl 80
Time l.ll As.
believe Miss Militant. Plg Tails and
Jimmie also ran.
SEVENTH KACT-sio o0o. The Frontier
Handicap, 3-yesf-0icS tnd ~ IL miles
Heneither tKlsuE $40 90 2 30
Sir SpTite KeipeD 900 $50
z-N0retto fClsEEettl $40
Time 81 as.
Tulschonore I-Svsep Sviuger 7-Afzraui-
stan. f-BuShvhscker Poysf G1CbCT Lad
Above All Good Daughter and Uncondi-
tinnal also ran.
z-Fied
EIGHTH RACE-S2 600. clsirinE, 5-yesr-
old1 and up. 1 mile and furonrs
SYRIAN Boy tMiluFsnI 44o $40 40
Bstik Layton IL 90 90
Over Call tEbrtEtckl 64O
Time. ? SO 3-5
SupplsT Parsboioid Vain Captain. Youv!le
Timely Flight and AsEnesium als0 ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
He's Going 10 Camp Cook Next Week

Capt Bob Babbsh So months in service has ended his
leave in Detroit and his way back to the West Coast He'll
Camp the first of the week. Bob former Western
Amateur golf champion captain of the University of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
With Don GiIIies
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN With Don GiIIe.
Game Wardens Are Wise
To Deer Poachers rickS

YoIaios game getting pretty cute these
days trying fool department wardens according
o| Charlie Bottoms
| Bottoms competing rifle tournaments stalks
Michigan Wardens
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Wartime Rules Open Way
For New Record at u. NJ.

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 1-Jack WeSenburger from Muskegons
heights is on his athletic history University of
Michigan tall well built athlete aided by the wartime
letters here
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

@ Kenneth Pakins stationed at the Prisoner of War
Camp Opeka Ala He has pitched game his team
IN the Valley Softball League and his club leads
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

poachers. He makes his home in
a little cabin % miles east Of
-Grayling and Is in an excellent
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Nod for The Hoot'

Commodore Ted Werthmann OF
BayYieW Yacht Club should be
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
SARATOGA SPRINGS RESULTS

Ks pounds apprentice allowance claimed
xxiO pounds apprentice allowance claimed
weather cloudy track, fast,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
AnSuerS to
Sport Fans
Questions

Q-How far is it from homo
plate TO the right field stands II
Yankee Stadium? In Briggs sta
Clum?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-04
Reynolds
Nationalist
Party Dead
Proposed Political
Party Did Not Have
Much N. 6. Following
KN LYNN NISBET
DAILY Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh, Oct. 1.-The folding up
of the proposed nationalist pollt-
ical party that former Senator Rob-
ert r. Reynolds, sometime Of North
Carolina attempted to form occas-
Toned no ripple on the political
waters Of North Carolina.
The venture was never taken Sc
riOusly by the former senator's fell
low Tan Heels, although some north
ern and mldWestern papers saw IN
1t a threat TO established political
organizations. Eugene Segal Of the
ScrippS-HoWard newspapers is claim
ing credit for busting up the ma
t!onallSt party by exposing It's con-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-04
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sundae?"
Il think we might have a dash
at it, don't you, Belinda? ?"
Sure. Chocolate this time. You
know, school is great, but we don't
get sauce OF our ice cream SO far
anyway. Just plain ice cream"
It's probably just as well, II
every time you get out" observed
Sandra.
At the same time she distributed
her mild chastisement, she was
thinking: This is pretty wonderful.
Ny having the love of these two
fine youngsters. 1t is especially
wonderful because neither cared
anything about me at first.
Glutted with food, Spenser final
ly sank back against the cush-
Toned wall. You know" he said
lazily. IF we had a house instead
of an apartment we could have Tex
with US. And sometimes we could
have Belinda spend the night with
U.S."
But supposing We shouldn't stay
long enough to take a lease on a
house ?"
Not stay?" The English boys
tone was b~ewildered. But we have
to stay here, dash it all, so long as
Belinda is in school. When she goes
back to the Mesquite We'll toddle
along and when she comes back to
school Well 60 back to our house."
His face cleared, now that he had
solved everything. Its extremely
simple. Really it is"
There is only one drawback. It
sounds like a great deal of money"
Spenser was still more Devil
dered now. Does that make so
much difference, Sandra? ?"
1T makes enough that l may
have to go back to work"
THE doctor said {.
He said no to my bringing you
along. too. Spenser, and l hardly
think we can complain about the
way things turned out"
Il wasn't sick"
Sandra reminded with a slight
smile: Il thought you had a stom-
ach ache"
"Oh, that" Spenser flushed.
"Sandra, you must not go back to
work. Not until you are well rest
ed"
The little girl now came out Of
her stupor, caused by her abundant
lunch. You must never worry
about money, Red. You know what
a batch of it l have and I'm spend
ing 1t now that l know it's from
my grandfather instead of her"
They'll be impatient with me II
I cry, Sandra cautioned herself. She
simply patted Belinda's shoulder.
Thank you, dear" She was so
touched by the girls quixotic ges-
ture that Sponsors sudden pugna-
ciousness shocked her.
I'm look after Sandra." ne bel
lowed.
How" squelched Belinda. The
only dough you have is the allow
ance Sandra gives you"
when l 60 to work at Superior
Studios. That's how"
And what makes you so sure
you'll be the one chosen to 60 to
work at Superior Studios?"
ITO b Conunued)