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was, myself. l always felt shadowc
mot quite real. Neville was very
real. And so happy and sure OF
himself and so-everything that I
was not" She added with a smile:
And very good looking"
Thomas Royde said bitterly:
Eyes, the ideal Englishman-
good at sport, modest, goodlooking.
always the little pukka sahib-get-
ting everything he wanted all along
the line"
Audrey sat very upright and
stared at him.
"You hate him." she said slowly.
You hate him very much, don't
you?"
He avoided her eyes, turning
away to cup a match in his hands
as he relit the pipe that had gone
out.
Wouldn't be surprising if I did.
would it," he said indistinctly.
Hes got everything that l haven't.
He ear play games, and swim and
dance, and talk. And I'm d tongue
tied oaf with a crippled arm. He's
always been brilliant and success
sul and I've always been Il dull dog.
he married the only girl 1 ever
Arc for"
@M She made a faint sound. He said
vagely:
"You've always known that,
aven't you? You knew l cared
Dout you ever since you were Is.
ou know that I still care"
: "She stopped him.
No. Not now"
what do you mean-not now"
}Audrey got up. She said in a
hiet reflective voice:
"Recause-noW-I am different"
"Different in what Way?"
HE got up and stood facing her.
Audrey said in a quick rather
Il feathless voice:
TA1 IF you don't know, l can't tell
S@SMMpu I'm not always sure Of
#a yself. I only know"
$$&*W She broke off and turning
bruptly away, she walked quickly
lack over the rocks towards the
.otel.
*M Turning a corner OF the CHI SnS
ZANE across Neville. He was lying
'ull length pecring into a rock pool.
Me looked up and grinncd.
"Hullo, Audrey"
"Hullo. Neville"
I'm watching a crab. AWfully
active little beggar. Look, there he
is"
She knelt down and stared where
he pointed.
"See him?"
ayes"
Have a cigaret?"
She accepted, one and he lighted
it for her. After a moment or two.
during which she did not lock at
him, he said nervously:
II say, Audrey?"
Eyes"
Its all right, isn't it? I mean
between u.s."
Eyes. Yes, of course"
IT mean-We're friends and all
that"
"Oh, yes-yes, of course"
I'll do want us to be friends"
He looked at her a~nNiously. She
gave him a nervous smile.
He said conversationally:
Its been a jolly day, hasn't it?
Weather good and all that?'
ooh, yes-yes."
Quite hot really for September"
Very"
There was at pause.
: "Audrey-"
She got up.
your wife wants you, she's
waving at you"
"Who-oh, Kay"
II said your wife"
t He scrambled to his feet n
stood looking at Ter.
I He said in a very low voice: {
YOU'RE my wife, Audrey 49,"
She turned away. Neville ran
Gown on to the beach and across
5 tie sand to join Kay.
(To Be Continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

Yesterdays Answer
SO. Elliptical
80. Mark on
the skin
So. Pack sway
So. Terrible
SO. Little child
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When Audrey had dressed she
went along the beach and out along
a Jutting point Of rocks joining
Thomas RoyGe who was sitting
there smoking a pipe, exactly OPP
posite to Cults Point which stood
white and serene on the opposite
side of the river.
Thomas turned his head at
Audrey's approach, but he did not
move. She sat down beside him
without speaking. They were silent
with the comfortable silence of two
people who know each other very
well indeed.
How nca it looks" said ht1N
at last, breaking the silc -'
Thomas looked aero. Is
Point.
Yes, we could sW
Not at this tt I
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ST. JOHNS L
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Katherine Torok

Cleveland. Ohio. May lO--On
May 20 we will have a devotional
meeting at which time Bob
Fucker and Fred Schicl will d.
bate upon the subject OF post
war military training. Also the
Canteen will open on Saturday.
June ? (l hope.
We had loads of fun on our
hike at Wedge Wood Park last
Sunday. It all started when Bob
Fucker dropped his lunch into
the creek. you couldn't have been
very hungry. Bob! Another Incl
dent while running after, the base.
ball. George Guist fell into the
creek. is not it a little early for
swimming. George: The hills we
climbed were quite steep. and a,
the rate we're going we'll all bt
expert mountain climbers. Wei
we had our fun. so YOU see wha
you missed by not being there:
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MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCEMENT

Miss Rose Wagner, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Wagner. and
Fireman First Class Herbert
Lcmbke. son OF Mr.and Mrs. VIM.
Lembke were married April % in
the chapel at Great Lakes Naval
Station. 1t was military wedd-
ing performed by Chaplain Char
les Watts. The bride was wear
ing a white dress and blue acce-
sories. She had a corsaee of white
orchids. They were attended by
p. F. G. Omar Perez and his
wife. The bride formerly attend
ed Timken High School and is
now residing with her parents at
3l3 Gibbs Ave, \. !.
The club wishes Rose and Herb
the very best OF happiness and
good wishes
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ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
Mary Paul

Ellwood City. Pa. May 10 -
After weekend of Jun we can't
wait until next weekend POLLS
around.
Some OF the Juniors went down
to the club Thursday night and
then on Sunday we went down.
The juke box has good dance
pieces in it and some of the. mem
bers are good ping pong players.
There's TO be a special meet
ing Saturday night after the IA
mily banquet. SO please everyone
be there. There is a lot to talk
about. And all those wishing to
go to Canton please let your pre-
sident known by next Sunday
(Motners Day.. SO we can let
Canton know about how many
are coming up.
Sophie krestel is home again.
Boy, she gets better looking
every time she comes home. The
WAVES must be OK.
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Edith and Helen

New Castle, Pa. May 10
First OF all. we want to thank all
those faithful members who ap-
peared for that important meet
ing last Friday night-four in
number. 1t sounded wonderful
to the president when he heard
that all had promised to attend,
Let's lis not back down at the
last minute again when we have
the next meeting. Wednesday,
May Is, at o'clock. We want to
attend the T. S. J. A. semi-formal
dance in Canton. May 26, so let's
all show up promptly to make
plans.
1t was good seeing Ethel We'll
ther up and around again after
an illness OF three weeks dura-
ton, She is just as peppy as ever.
Private Paul Roth is now in
Germany. Wish we could have a
cousin like that who would send
us SO many nice gifts.
Until the next meeting then,
"Auf Wiedersehen."
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attended Central High School
and studied for a year at Eric
Center of Pittsburgh University
before entering the academy at
West Point.
Col. Krauss served with the
rank OF Captain at the Philippi-
mes under General Douglas Mac
Arthur before Pearl Harbor was
attacked by the Japs. and he was
the only Artillery member OF the
staff which mapped defence plans
for Bataan. he was transferred
back TO the United States one
month before the Japs attacked
and after returning to the United
States he was promoted to Major
but being we'll informed about
the condition in the Pacific he
was returned and after lS months
OF service in the South Pacific
he recently returned to the PHI
lippineS. kraus holds the highest
rank OF the Transylval1ian Saxon
boys serving Uncle Sam. MI
Saxons are proud OF him.
His wife and son are tempor-
arily residing in Florida.
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I'VE had captured the German
town OF Bergen said sgt. Rott-
man. and it was our duty to
hold it. | was leading d patrol o.
four men toward enemy lines
when we were anibuShed. \ bull
let from Jerry gun hit me in the
neck"
Evacuated through the chain
OF medical installations, he was
returned to England by boat. Al
ter he was hospitalized in Eng
and for short time. he was sent
to the Military General Hospital
in Michigan.
An assistant infantry squad
leader. sgt. Rottman was shipp-
ed overseas in September, 1914
Employed by MeSta Machine Co.
IN Civilian lie, he ertered the
armed services in November,
1912. He received his basic train
ing at Camp Swift. Texas.
He is the son OF Mrs. F.. FreGa
OF l37 West Virginia Avenue,
Homestead, Pa.
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MAR-LU SORORITY

On Sunday morning, May
18th. the Mar-Lu Sorority will
hold short service at the
Tcutsch Evangelical Lutheran
Church, West S0th and Willard
Ave-, in honor of the Saxon boys
who have within. the past few
months Joined the armed forces.
These services will be held in
collaboration with the regular
Mothers Day church services.
We would appreciate having as
many people as possible attend
these services.
Also on June 3. at 3 P. m. the
Sorority will hold an outdoor
card party in the beer garden OF
the West Side Sachsenheim.
However. weather conditions no..
permitting the card party will be
held in the Sachsenheim's s dining
room. We would like to have a
large attendance at this card pa.-
ty. so wont everyone please set
this day aside to attend our card
party as we are sure that every
one who does attend will have a
good time.
Attention Member
The next regular business meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Katherine Burt7lander. .2O3l
West O5th Street. Sunday after
noon. May 10th. f.
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IN MEM ORIUM

HEINRICH THOMAS. In low
ing memory of our dear husband
and father who passed away
May l3, 1914, at Cleveland. O.
Those thirty-two years l liver with
You Thom
Are years I'll never forget. :.
Our married life was "a happy one
And | have no regret.
As husband your were loyal.
Honest, Kind and true.
Nothing that would make me happy
Would You refuse to do.
AS n father, Oh! How much your
son and daughters are proud of YOU
Because enough you coultn't do for
them
And they know it, too.
For each and every one oe us
You always did your best.
May the Almighty and Good God
Grant you eternal rest.
Your. loving wife. children and
grandchildren.
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Bv Sue Herman

Salem, O.. May l0-Some Of
the boys in the service have prob
able been wondering just what
activity they missed back in Sa-
lem the past week. Those OF It's
here at home wonder where
everyone is keeping themselves
for it is so quite. We~did hear
that Sgt. Herman L.inder and
Sgt. Simon Spack. both Air force
men. met somewhere in Italy.
How nice it will be after We
Day when our ohnnics come
marching home:
The Juniors want to extend
their best wishes and congrat,l-
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes!
Ninth who were pronounced
man and wife the 2Sth OF April
in beautiful church service
Freda certainly made a beautiful
bride and no wonder Ernie smi,.
ed as he saw her coming dow:
the aisle.
Please patronize our ad
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ment and material already in Eu-
rope plus that which was then on
it's way across the Atlantic. There
can be no slackening Of production
here at home if we are to prose-
cute the war against Japan at full
speed.
Consideration is being given to
allowing men with four or five
years Of service preference in such
rehabilitation as will be possible
as a result of the end of hostilities
in Europe. The move to the Pacific
is already under way.
Congress may be given credit
for the fact that 18-year olds will
have at least six months Of train
ing before seeing action in the
future. No longer will ours be the
only allied army to use boys of that
age in combat without what is
generally regarded as sufficient
training.
Of interest also are the an
nouncements by the War Depart
ment that enlisted men over az
may obtain their discharges upon
application and that over-age Off
GERS are free to apply for release
through channels.
EOOD is of paramount import.
L ance, not just here but all over
the world, Hungry DeOple are dan.
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Move to Pacific Already Underway
As War Aaainst Germany Nears End
BY consrsssman Frances P Bolson

gerous, dangerous to peace. Unless
the nations of the world find
means to raise and transport an
adequate food supply, all efforts
- peace will die a-borning.
With this in mind, the House
this week passed H. j. Res. 146
providing for membership of the
United States in the Food and
Agriculture Organization Of the
United Nations.
This organization will help in
the long run but the actual food
shortage in Europe is Of para
mount Importance. Unless the
United States carries the major
portion of responsibility for the
immediate feeding of starving
Europe, we stand in very real
danger Of chaos that would beg
gar description.
THE Senate has had no major
1 legislation before it. There
were several days debate in the
House on H. j. Res. 60, which
would give treaty ratification
powers to the House and instead
of requiring 2I3 vote Of the Senate
would provide for ratification by
a majority in both Houses. Seldom
do we have such thoughtful, digni-
fled, realistic discussion.
Mr.. Wadsworth of New York
was especially eloquent in his SIM
plicity, understanding and in his
faith in the American people and
in their representatives in Con-
gress. l trust many Of you will
read the debates beginning on
Tuesday, May 1st. They are well
worth getting through your local
library.
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cross the flooded River Ford with
their legs wrapped around the
handIebars. And Eddie Botsch-
ner with "Skinny-Tired Bike
When asked where his inner
tubes were--he replied I'm rid
ing on them y
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ENGAGEMENT

Mis-. Rose Hoffman wishes tn
announce the engagement, OF he;
daughter Lillian to John Thies,
son OF Mr.. and Ms. Michael
Thies.
The wedding will be held on
Saturday. May 10. 1915. at $50
p. NJ. at the Teutsch Evang. Lu-
theran Church on West S9th and
Willard Ave.
Open church will be observed
and all friends are invited 10
attend.
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Mother Day Greetings
Mothers Day

Mothers Day is here again,
Though still away from home,
The vision of your mother
Through darkencd clouds have shone.
When taps here have been played,
And the working day is through,
AS wearily seek my sack,
My thoughts, they turn to you.
Before l was even born,
What hopessyour day-dreams brought,
I should be rfes and famous,
And win each fight fought.
l haven't always done what's right,
And / have often caused you pain.
Any night worried you.
And wrecked your heart and brain.
And now that l am older,
And they shipped me Off to war,
! know that you have worried,
AS you never had before.
Often when l am troubled,
And turn to you for aid,
l find my heart is lightened,
And all my troubles faid
And so ] write you mother,
Remembering all your charms,
] only wish that / were home,
And take you in my arms
| think this poem symbolizes
the thoughts Of many of the boys
in the service.
Michael L'ntch is nov station
cd in the South Pacific.
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III q 1 l ISdCIilAiS
Washington. We
must remember
that so far as
war production
is concerned, we
have already di-
rected e if o r t
chiefly toward
those it e m s
needed for the
Pacific.
It was decid-
ed some weeks
ago that Ger
many was to be
fini s h e d off
:kl xl .s-
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EDWARD KRAUSS
Of Erie, Pa, promoted to
Colonel; now again in the
Phi ippines

Edward Krauss. oldest son of
Mrs. Maria !. krauss. $50 West
9th Str. Erie, Pa, has been pro,
noted to the rank oil Colonel, ::
has been learned. Col. Krauss is
a TransyIvanian Saxon son. is i
graduate Of West Point in 1885
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CONGRESSMAN Clare Luce
~ gave a brief report on her ex-
periences at Buchenwald and Nord-
hausen. The membership evidenced
it's interest by asking questions
when she had concluded her state
ment.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich. May lO-Nice
to see George Wise and Art Das-
SOW home over the weekend.
Hope you both will come again
Guess what girls: George has a
moustache again. Pretty sharp
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SGT. EDWARD
ROTTMAN
Wounded in Germany, a Saxon
of Homestead, is at Military
Genaral Hospital in Michigan

SergeantEdyard ". Rottman
was wounded in action near Aa-
chen, Germany. on November I,
according TO word received by
his wife, Mrs. Betty Rottman.
1924 Frarkstown Ave-. last End.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Elsie Flash" Fleischer

Cleveland. O., MAY 1O-Now
that summer is almost here, some
of our members seem to think
that there ought to be little
more activity. Among the social
activities suggested at the meet
ing last Friday were--A wiener
roast. hay ride. horseback rid
ing, and even just plain hiking.
SO you see that we are in for a
busy simmer. Why not come
down and take a look around.
am sure YOU will find something
that you'd like to do.
While we are on the subject
oi meeting. last Friday drastic
change was made. In the future
we will begin singing at 8 p. M.
Notice that | said begin. If you
want to sit around and talk a
while before singing you had
better be there before 800 p. m.
This new system goes into effect
tonight (Friday).
We were glad to see Dorothy.
and Lad,:ie TorOk ard Hermie
Ham at West last week. Yep,
Comos birthday even brought
some Of our East-siders over to
help him celebrate. (Give him
land, lotsa land).
Bike Hike
For once almost everyone was
on time. i he bike ride was a sue
cess as | saw it. Ii you happened
to be down in Metropolitan Park
last Sunday, you probably saw
lis happy group OF boys and
girls vigorously for the first fiji
teen minutes. Then we started
to peddle like normal human be-
ings. aid enjoyed the rest of the
day. Later VIC adjourned to the
club Tor some Jumbo Hambur-
gers: Cam I k:GG.;ng:)
We saw
The two Como's riding a BY
cycle built for two, but not for
long. Maybe you ought to both
peddlc next time. Titles socks
hanging on their handlebars.
Kay Renner shaking her foot
and whispering 1t tingles' :. Al
Binder pushing two bikes up the
hill and mumbling Married life
is wondcrful' - Dottie sScheel
peddling away but not getting
anywhere. She made enough
noise too. Yours truly trying
to pump up the hill and landing
in the middle OF the road-on the
road. :. Elsie krisch staggering
toward the fountain gaspins
Water. Water!' =. Carl Marsh
complaining How do you stop
and start so fast, :. The Fiei-
scher sisters continually bump
ing into someone or something.
Give them room >. Eddie Gross
and Eddie Botschner riding a
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GREAT public interest in the
~ plans of the War Department
following We Day is shown by
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CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton, O., May lO-The club
had their monthly meeting May
4 and VIC had pretty good at
tendance but moro of our mem
bers should have beer there.
Good luck to our candidate for
Queen o Anna Botschner. | am
sure we have candidate who
will have to have stiff opposition
lat least we think so).
Our social is May Is. We are
also combining an important
meeting with our social and every
one is needed. so please attend
1t will begin at 500 p. NJ.
Our membership is rising but
we never nave certain goal ior
membership. so come on mem
bers and see if you cannot bring
along a friend to join the club.
We have lost another OF GU.
members to the armed service
Bill Cntch has left Us to march
to the tune of the army buggle
We still need some furnishings
for our recreation room. so 90
up into your attics find some un.
used furniture. We would appre-
clate it very much.
Mother Day Greetings
Even though many of the boys
are in the service they still re.
member Mothers Day. Following
is Our original poem written by
Seaman Michael Untch to his
mother Mrs. Untch.
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Are you ana your relatives me1r
bers Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
and Central verband? II not, nov
. the time to Join. For more Infor-
nation cali the local representative.
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GOOD news!
To All Who Need a
Laxative NoW-and.The

When you feel sluggish, stomach upset,
low in spirits and somewhat mo account"
because you need good cleaning out,
what you then should try is Kruschen-
speedy saline laxative-which the know
ing Public the world over has bought to
the tune of over 245 MILLION bottles
to date.
When you want relief you want it
PRONTO-you don't want to wait for
hours (Kruschen acts usually within an
hour)- -and with Kruschen there's mini
mum Of sudden inconvenient demands
and occurrences.
So whenever you feel the need of .
laxative, just LET YOURSELF IN FOR
THE QUICK RELIEF THAT KRU-
SCHEN SALTS CAN BRING YOU.
Notice how much more alert-more active
you feel after your first experience with
Kruschen Salts. There are . lot of sur
prising things we could tell you about
Kruschen Salts but We will let you find
them out for yourself.
You can obtain KRUSCIEN SALTS
from any drug store on the makers as
surancs of double your money back If not
actually overjoyed with the pleasing re-
suits. Caution-use only ~ directed Reg.
ulate the dose to suit your own require
ments. Get KRUSCHEN SALTS today
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EOOD is of paramount import
L ance, not just here but all over
the world. Hungry people are dan
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