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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was, on the l4th day of July, 1945, duly ap- pointed administrator of the Estate of JOHN BATISTA MARIN, de- ceased, and that Letters of Admin istration therefore on said day were duly issued to the undersigned. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, within six (6) months from the date of this notice to the undersigned Admin istrator in Douglas Alaska, or to his Attorney M. E. Monagle, in Room 200-Seward Building, Juneau, AL aska.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 14th day of July, 1945.
 SANTE DEGAN,
 Administrator. First publication, July Is, 1945. Last publication, August 6, 1945, ptogetherr
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SOFTBALL LOOP
 FINAL TONIGHT

Scheduled for this evening is the opening game in the climax series between the Old Awkwards and the Freshmen, in a three-of five games play-off for the Juneau softball league title of 1945.
 The match is set for o'clock at Firemen's Field.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

E. B. Clayton, a medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, was discharged Saturday.
 Dolly Silvers entered St. Anns Hospital Saturday and returned home yesterday, after receiving med ical care.
 Mrs. Fausto Paulo returned to her home yesterday from St. Anns Hos pital
 A baby boy was born to Mrs. Mar tin Ebona yesterday morning at St. AnD's Hospital. The babys weight was ' pounds, 15l2 ounces.
 Mrs. Albert F1eek has entered St. Ann's Hospital for surgery.
 Ernest Anderson was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday, for medical care, and John R. Hope en- tered for surgery.
 Vivian Alberts, of Hoonah, has entered the Government Hospital for medical attention.
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SPORT SHORTS

CHICAGO = Busher, $4.20, won the $53, ,480 Arlington Handicap at Washington Park. Take Wing, sec end and Sirde third. Busher earned s32 300, boosting the two-year earn ings to $201 300.
 TORONTO - Byron Nelson, To- ledo, won his tenth straight tour nament by capturing the s10,000 Canadian Open golf championship with a 72-hole score of 68-72-72-69 -280. Victory was worth s2,0o0. Herman Barroc, White Plains, N. r., second with 2S4 and Ed Furgol, Uti- "a, N Y, third with 285. Fred Haas, New Orleans, topped amateurs with 289
 PARIS TT Pfc Jommy McHale, Philadelphia, won the amateur gclfing championship of U s. sold iers in the European theatre by de- feating It. William Campbell, Hunt ington, w. Va, in a special playoff They tied in the regular tourney with 294. Cpl. Lloyd Mangrum of Los Angeles won the pro crown with 291.
 KALAMAZOO, Mich. Herbie Flam, Beverly Hills, Calif., captured his seventh straight tournament by defeating Bernard Bartben, San An gelo, Tex, 6-3 6-4, GA, in the Ma tional Junior Tennis Championship final. Dick Mouledous, New Or leans, won the boys title with 6-3, 6-3 victory over George Genly, La Jolla, California.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Execu- tive committee of Alabama Depart ment American Legion today added its voice to three other Alabama Le- zion groups urging Southeastern Conference to rescind rule making war veterans who transfer from one school to another ineligible for ath- letics.
 ATHENS, Ga. - Chester Fletch- CT of Alabama City, Ala, although minus one arm, is making strong bid for a guard slot on Georgias football team this year Fletcher, who tips the scales at ITO, already is rated good enough to get into ac- tion as a substitute and with ex- rerience might break in as a start CT, coaches said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

A COMPETENT male accountant and bookkeeper will shortly be available for full or part time employment. Qualified in the preparation of financial and op- erating statements. Interested em- ployers on either full or part time basis will please address Empire c 5995.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
NAYS CLOSE
 ON BENGALy
 IN AMERICAN
Detroit Club s Lead Sliced to HaIf-Game in Double
 Loss 10 Chicago Sox
(By The Associated Press)

Buddy Lewis, former Army Ali Force Captain, who flew 368 mis- sions over The Hump ill India was the brightest star in baseball yesterday as the Washington Sen ators moved to within a half game of first place in the American League by sweeping both ends of a double header from the Boston Red Sox.
 Lewis fourteenth inning single drove in George Myatt with the winning run in yesterdays opener and his three safeties plus two 1uns scored were the main factors in copping the duke in the finale. Buddy also contributed brilliant work in the field.
 Chicago's White Sox added to Detroit's misery by belting the Bengals twice, winning the night cap with a three-run rally in the ninth. The Chi-Sox knocked Dizzy Trout off the mound with pair of four-run frames to annex the first.
 Chicagos growing Cubs clawed Cincinnati twice, to stretch their first place lead in the National League to six games over the St. Louis Cards.
 Fritz Ostermueller, making his initial start for Pittsburgh since his discharge from the Army, was credited with his first victory of the season as the Pirates split with the Cards. Red Barrett won his fifteenth for the Redbirds in the opener
 For the second time in three days, Brooklyn pitcher held the Boston Braves hitless for seven innings as Red Herring blanked the Hubmen in the opener, TO. The Braves, led by Tommy Holmes and Joe Medwick, won the nightcap, however
 New York's Giants dumped the Philadelphia Phillies twice, and Philadelphia stunned the New York Yankees twice, 6-3 and 4-3, to end their 10-game losing streak
 Cleveland and St. Louis Browns split. Jeff Heath's three-run homer in the ninth winning the opener for the Indians, with the Sewell- men ekeing out l0-9 verdict in the finale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
W00DLEY BRINGS Y PASSENGERS
 IN ON WEEKEND

A WoCdley Airways Boeing Trans port plane flew the following IT people to Juneau from Anchorage Saturday: Douglas Sheriff, Laura Carr, Iris Sheriff, Richard Walsh, Willis E. Sharrar, Merv Sides, Jim Wise, w. F. Patterson, C. A. Beck, Clark Cunningham, Harold Nord- berg, Alfred St. Germain, Vivian Keith and child, Oscar c. Kicker, Phyllis Poulin, Fred Alexander and Laura Milton.
 From Cordova: Steele Cubertson and F. w. Fox.
 Outgoing Anchorage bound pas sengers were: E. B. Clayton, w. H. Buntin, Esther Andron, Georgia Holmes, Marie Walker, Percy Wat kinson, Audrey Esery and Eleanor ESery.
 To Cordova: Bob DeArmond
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lPacific Coast Ieapuel
FREIGHT. FREIGHT,

For Haines, Skagway, Pelican and Sitka will be received at the Alaska Dock & Storage Co., up to and including Wed. (Adv.)
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(Pacific Coast Leaguel

San Francisco, 8; Seattle, 2. Oakland, l; San Diego, 5. Portland, 6; Hollywood, 3. Sacramento, 3; Los Angeles, l.
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tNatiOnai League)

New York, 5; Philadelphia, 4. tTen innings,
 Boston, Al; Brooklyn. To. Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 3. St. Louis, 6; Pittsburgh, 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

6 ADORABLE Angora kittens to be
 given away. Ph. 61.
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SATURDAY GAMES American Leaguel

St. Louis, 8; Cleveland, 2. New York. 5; Philadelphia, l. Chicago, 3; Detroit, 2.
 Washington, A; Boston, 0-15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

Shirts and dresses are now being made from Florida weed, known as ramie, originally imported from China.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
VISITING FROM SITKA

Mrs. Charles H. Johnstone and little daughter, Gale, arrived Sat urday from Sitka for a short visit in Juneau before flying to Seattle Tuesday, where she will meet her husband, CMl2 Charles Johnstone, on his return from the South Pa cific.
 Charles, who has been on the U. s. s. Drew for the past several months, took part in the Okinawa campaign, as well as several others previous to that.
 While in Juneau, Mrs. Johnstone is the guest of her husbands mother Mrs. Ted Johnstone, at her home in the Fosbee Apart mentS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNT ING SERVICE. Phone Black 290, George Fournier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

WANTED-1O to 12 fit. skiff. Call
 long, l short, 037.
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WANT someone to do laundering in their home. Phone Blue 40.
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Pacific Coast League)

Seattle, 17-6; San Francisco, 7-3 Portland, TIA; Hollywood, 4-5. Sacramento, 5-3; Los Angeles 3.
 Oakland, AS; San Diego, 2-3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

WANTED Woman to do house. work once or. twice a week. Write Empire, XYz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

Juneau Lumber Mills have several thousand feet of logs on Douglas Island beach near Douglas Bridge. Will pay reasonable Sum to par ties delivering logs to sawmill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06
ATTENTION ELKS.

Regular m ting Wednesday night at Eight Please be there.
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WANT ADS
WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for good bicycle.
 Paul E. Hickox, Baranof.
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NOTICE

After August 10, no telephone rentals for the month of August will be accepted at a discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. adv.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS American LRapuel

American League) Washington, 5-5; Boston, Al. First game IA imings). Chicago, 12-3; Detroit, 8-2 Philadelphia, 6-4; New York, 3-3 Cleveland, 6-9; St. Louis, 3-10.
 (NatiOnal League) New York, 14-4; Philadelphia, 52 Second game 13 innings) Brooklyn, 7-1; Boston, 0-10. Chicago, 12-2; Cincinnati, 5-1. St. Louis, 10-5; Pittsburgh, 3-12
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Empire Want-ads bring resultsl
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Large house at 725 Basin Road. Price S3,500. See Merle Rhodes, 431 Seward St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-06

40 it. 7i16 gal. chain, $20. I down sleeping bag, $35. Arc welder, 110-A.C., $30. See J. B. Burford at J. B. Burford &. Go.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Rocco Stars
At Bowery

RHYTHM ROCKS the Bowcry
this week. with Maurice Rocco,
dynamic young pianist taking the
place by storm. Star Of screen and
radio ('Tncendiary Blonde and
guest spots on the Eddie Cantor
and Kate Smith program). Maui
rice not only sends The ringSldcrS
with solid boogie wiZardry, but
stands up and dances at the same
time.
Other newcomers this week are
the Ruioff Trio, with Tanja and
Biaga, smart ballroom dancers.
SongstresS JEANNE staff stays on
for another week, as do dancers
Burns and White. Petit Daync
does exotic turns that please and
the Earl and Josephine Leach
chorus Of dancers add color 10 the
fast-moving show Master Of cere-
monies frankie Rapp sparks ihe
fun. and it's Ben Young'S music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Film Time Clock

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Rusty" i74s. sac 6is 9ls p. m.
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All Came Tr0s," n 80. s4s, ss. 20 os
p. m
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TELrSrWS-Lz'es, news events. short SUB
jets f-nm u o 81 D. m
UNITED ARIINfS Ftapsoty ~ R'ue
II IS 3A 30 70 20 r.. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Says Claire Doesn't
Know Her Termites

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. % (UP)-
Actress Claire Trevor just imag-
ined there were ternites in a
home she purchased last July 3
Jacob II. Heimann. who sold the
property, said todaS
Answering Miss Trevor's suit 10
cancel the sale and recover so, ,615
paid on the houSe-7 Hermann said
that experts Inspected the prop
erty and found il termite-free.
Heimsnr has asked superior court
IN compel the actress 10 complete
The iransactlnn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

TIE ONE and only Ted Lewis,
his celebrated orchestra and sem
sational revue continue To shoot
attendance records sky high In
their third week at Lee n Ed
dies Supper Club. Not only is the
internationally famous Ted a one
man show in himself but he en-
ploys unusual care in the sclec-
ton of his assisting performers.
Those OF outstanding promi-
nence in his current offering are
the lovely and talented ingenue.
Geraldine Du Boise, the Dewey
Sisters, clever acrobatic dancers;
the Reed Sisters. pleasing vocal
harmony trio; Paul White and
Elroy Peace, inimitable sepia tap
comedians; Nancy Bell, nimble
tap dancer Audrey Zinn. amazing
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Film Life Story
Of Sister Kenny

LOS ANGELES, Oct. % ms
Sister Elizabeth Kenny has ar
rived in Los Angeles for final COO
ferences on the filming Of her life
story.
The famed Australian nurse was
greeted al the airport by actress
RaSaliRd Russell -whe plays the
title role in The Life Of Elizabeth
Kenny" and Dudley Nichols, who
wrote the script and will produce
and direct II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

According to the sdvanc e
Iotices, which have been unani-
mous raves, Miss Hussey can
throw everything. but caution TO
The winds and 20 on with no fear
of not succeeding. when the cur
tain is raised tonight for Detroit 5
first glimpse Of a pre-Broadwsy
hit tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Film Star Weds Singer

HOLLYWOOD. Oct % UP)-
Screen actress Lois Andrews, 2l
and singer David Street, 27 wore
honeynOoning today following
their marriage in Las Vegas
SATURDAY,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Lee n Eddie's Holds
Ted Lewis for Third Week

baton twirler and The Ted Lew Is
Dancers.
The Lewis band rates among
the finest dance and show sggre-
cations in the country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
COME WHAT MAY

AS matter OF fact, we found
Miss Hussey very calm and col
lected, with what a friend of ours
described as that clean, we'll
scrubbed look OF glamour" all set
for inniuhilS nnnninu
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Film Star
At Cass
BY CHARLES GENTRY

NHEl is movie actress mos
surprised?
We didn't know until we me
charming Ruth Hussey, who IS on
of the co-stars Of Howard Lind
+ says and RttSSeii cFouse's comedy
Estate of the Union" which OPEN
{ the Cass tonight.
While Miss Hussey, who Is on,
OF the loveliest gals we've met il
Along time, seemed perfeetl,
poised about the whole deal. W,
discovered that she was quite ner
vous underneath IL all.
although I've been on the
stage with little theater groups
and In road companies where 1
did everything but carry a spear
Tor "A tired Macbeth" In ILL
hitting trunks-his, 1 mean, not
mine, I've never had TO face such
brilliant footlights alone, before
In my life."
THROWN OFF GUARD
"One OF the reasons that I'm
frightened 1 think that the
movies have always cast mo In
such suave and urbane parts. I
never had To fend for myself. 1t
was all there I'm the script. I
didn't become complacent about
IL, but after my husband went
10 war and discovered that 1
was going TO have a baby, I
took II all In my California
stride, "A gait, I developed after
walking through celluloid for
eight years.
when my agent sent me the
script TO this wonderful comedy,
and believe me, think it's ter
rifle, I suddenly got psnicky and
IL took four weeks of rehearsal
and one week OF actual per-
formsnce In Philadelphia before
i could get accustomed 20 trying
Ia do things right the first
time
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Producer TO Wed

HOLLYWOOD, Oct % - Ar
thur Hornblow j, movie pro-
ducer, will be married Sunday IN
New York 10 Bubbles Schinasi,
heiress TO the SchinaSi tobacco
millions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Lew Ayers Out Of Army

FORT MACARTHCR, ~ oct.
% lINSl SGT. Lew Ayres has
been discharged from the army
here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
STAGE Door Canteen Shut

NEW YORK. Oct % GNS)-
Tho Stage Door Canteen was
closed after three years Of service
today.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Escape Of De|inquents.
Explained by Welfare Aide

Raymond F.. Clapp, principal as
sistant to Welfare Director Ray L.
Huff, yesterday reported that the
escape of five girls from the Re-
ceiving Home for Children Tuesday
night resulted from the removal of
window screens during a carpentry
project.
He also reported that the escape
Of nine children from the Industrial
Home School Wednesday can be
blamed on staff shortages at the
institution.
Mr.. Clapp said screens had been
removed from the ground floor
sleeping rooms at the Receiving
Home, located at Macarthur boule-
VaId and LOughborOugh road NV.
At the Industrial Home School,
2453 Wisconsin avenue NV, the
nine escaped while under the super
vision Of one matron in an unfenced
playground, according to Mr. Clapp.
Mr.. Clapp said salaries of en-
ployeS have not proved large enough
to attract additional employees and
that efforts have been made in the
past year to get the salaries of ma
irons and attendants raised several
hundred dollars about the present
81 500 level
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Schools Study Plan
To Give Diplomas 10
Adults After Exams

A plan to permit adults to OBJ
tain high school diplomas by pass
ing examinations is being studied
by school officials here and is ex-
pected to be presented to the Board
of Education in the near future.
DR.. Chester w Holmes, assistant
superintendent of schools in charge
of divisions / to 8, said he and DR..
Garnet Wilkinson, who heads divi-
sions 10 to 13, would meet April 10
with a special committee set up to
study the proposal, and that a re-
port then would be submitted to
Supt. Robert l.. Haycock for trans
mission to the board.
This is something this city has
sorely needed for a long time" DR..
Holmes said. There are hundreds
of persons here, working for the
Government, whose promotions de-
pend on high school diplomas"
He pointed out that persons over
the age of 10 would be eligible to
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Plan Jitterbuq Contest

A jitterbug contest will high light
the fourth annual Matzoh ball
dance, to be given by the Capital
City A. z. A. Chapter of the Bnai
Birth Youth Organization tomorrow
at the 24OO Club. The National In
fantile Paralysis Fund will benefit
from the proceeds.
Evening star., 1945-04-06

take the examinations if they are
approved by the board. They must
first demonstrate on paper, how
ever, that they have had sufficient
experience to prepare them for the
examinations. Most of the candi-
dates, DR.. Holmes said, will have
had some high school training. But
the tests will be open to any one
whose experience warrants a belief
that he might pass the test.
Correspondence courses offered by
the Marine Corps Institute and the
Army Institute were approved by
the board several years ago. Stu
Evening star., 1945-04-06

dents in these courses may now use
eight of their credits equivalent to
about a year in SCHOOL, toward
graduation in the District high
schools.
The "equivalency examinations"
are expected to have a special ap-
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Ex-Envoy to Speak

"Preinvasion "reminiscences of
England" will be the subject of Will
liam Phillips, former American Am
bassador to Belgium and Italy and
now the Presidents personal repre-
sentative to India. when he ad-
dresses the Harvard Club of Wash
ington at a luncheon at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the Annapolis Hotel.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. - B-9
6

peal for men and women in the
armed services who interrupted
their high school training when
they enlisted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-15
LiUe Stock

TURKEYS MAY BE SCARCE THIS FALL"-Now is. the time to purchase your started poults for Thanksgiving and Christmas de- mand. We have large focks all ages from s to 21 weeks. Visitors
 welcome. No telephone orders ac- cepted. ROUND HILL FARM, Up- per Newton Road, Woodbridge, Ct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-15
NOTICE

SyATISc yEAHIcr s ss wcHS2SMSRgTN9S cSSSRTgSTENE9uT 3: raS RTs:
 eSTHE esSATHrS eoYf9EEh of9EhosPeA sPe jEsclEss jjisS hsts
 GR10ON1g, late of the town Of
 Waterbury, in said district, dee
 fTih"s'pct The Court of Probate for the DIstrIct Of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof tor the creditors of said eState to exhibit their claims for or pregefit their accounts, properly ate 3ekted, within said tine. will be aSbarred q recovery. All persons kudebt0d Co said estate are request. k1 70 make immediate payment to
 VERONICA pEvEI FISK ie; NS Quinn s.. Naugatuck, Conn.
 Per order Of Court
 1 MAHUNRIyE M. TAHY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-15

UW WBnteus 1O MSut ONE OR TWO MONTHS Begin- ming Oct. 1st living quarters re- quired by family of three adults and one child. Best references. Phone s-l0ols
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-05

house. can even understand your
well, believing Pa Brent. And
letting Craig 60 without any effort
to keep him. But l cannot under
stand Craig"
We'll, neither can I. Now" she
said, in kind Of abject voice which
was not at all like her. Except for
her fair of defiance with Alexia,
she had been in a rather crushed
state Of mind ever since we started
to Balifold, realized then.
She patted the little dog. Sarah,
it was all 80 clear then. It's only
now, after I've had time TO think
and time to regret that see it was
all wrong. believed it then, though.
| never suspected"
Suspected WHAT" asked with
a rather nervous glance at my
watch again. Suspected whom"
Anything. Anybody" answered
Drue.
And now you do?"
Now | do. Now I"-she stopped
and said in a kind Of whisper star
ing at the rug-"now I've got TO
know what happened"
That at least was a step in the
right direction. said briskly and,
| remember, almost gaily, Good
for you! It's high time. I'm proud
Of you"
ats not easy" she said. 81 mean
-rwell, suppose Alexia is right.
Suppose Craig doesn't want to see
me. mean-well, I've no reason
to think that he does. He had every
chance"
Look here" observed briskly.
obviously you had two people
against you in this house-Pop and
Alexia. / don't know Pop, but /
can't say | took to Alexia. Maybe
Craig repented his quick marriage
and asked his father to get him out
of it. But maybe not As ] see it,
you'll have to brace yourself for
whatever comes. | mean, have an
understanding with Craig"
-That's why / came" she whis-
pered.
went on, you may have 10 take
it on the chin, you know. Craig is
free, white and twenty-one; hs
could have come 10 you"
II know she nodded.
-On the other hand, al sorts Of
things could have happened. It's =
little melodramatic 70 suspect peo-
pie Of that particular kind Of finag-
ling-I mean, oh, destroying let
tiers, that kind of thing. Still It
could have happened"
-I've got TO have it clear" Drus
said.
Right. II comes under the head
ing of unfinished business. 1t -
| stopped abruptly, for someone
knocked.
/ thought it was Anna and went
To the door. But it wasn't Anna;
it was = man, young and slender,
whose pointed, rather delicate face
was instantly familiar to me, al
though | couldn't possibly have seen
him before. He was sleek and ele-
CANT with . wonderful brown and
maroon color scheme drown Stacks.
checked coat, maroon handkerchief
and tie) and he seemed surprised
10 see me.
"0h, / beg your pardon! I
thought-Alexia said Drue vas
here"
There was a quick kind of rustic
behind me. I glanced over nv
shoulder and Dros wasn't there
Dog. coat and ali he'd vanished
| .ITo. be continued)
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