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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-20

I Believe" The plot centers around
spoiled little rich girl, (Marths
Belle Gilbert" who doesn't be-
lieve in Christmas, but is finally
persuaded by the elves, dolls
poinsettas, toy trains, etc, that
there is great deal to Christmas
after all.
The last presentation of the
evening will be given by the
Sixth grade which will be g
Sacred Christmas cantata, There
Was One Who Gave Lamb"
The evening entertainment is
directed by Mrs. Ruth West, music
supervisor, assisted by the class
room teachers, Lima Wehe, Mrs
Mary Louden, Mrs. Bertha Willis
Mrs. Gladys Thomas, Mrs. Helen
Woodruff, substituting for Row.
ena Creviston, who is Ill and Mrs
Christine Baker. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Return from Florida
Mrs. Charles McColly and Mrs
Russell Williams returned Thurs.
day from Florida, where they hac
spent several weeks.
In Hospital
Mrs. Paul Chamberlain, jr., il
a patient of Jane Case hoSpita
in Delaware, where she under
went major surgery last week
Her condition is good.
Receives Death Message
Henry Scruggs received wore
Tuesday, of the death of his broth
er, Nelson Scruggs, who passed
away at his home at 483 Glen
dover Ave, Columbus, Tuesday
evening.
Buys Property
Mr.. Dean Yeasel, owner of the
Yeasel Furniture store, has pur
chased the building and lot from
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy.
Sells Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy
have sold their property to Mrs
Juanita Boyles, and they viii
move to Mechanicsburg, soon
where they have purchased prop
erty.
Dramatic Club Meets
| The home of Mrs. Carl Kiln
was the scene of the Christina
party of the Dramatic club, Fri
Iday evening The devotionals wer,
in charge of Mrs. Myrtle Gilbert
| Mrs. Mary Bates and Mrs. Len;
Hill sang Silent Night" Mrs
Fannie Cowles presented tn,
story of "The First Christina
| Tree" in her own pleasing man
ner. The entertainment was tn,
opening of the Christmas gifts
which each guest had brough
for exchange. The hostess assist
led by Mrs. Maxine Holingsworth
served delicious refreshments O
ice cream topped with fresl
Strawberries, cake and coffee
Each tray carried a large pepper
mint candy cane. Guests wer,
Mary Bates, Rose Bodey, In;
Louden, Gladys Thomas, Clar;
Becker, Agnes Livingston, Aim;
| Hall, Norma Hall, Rea Holings
worth, Bessie Conner, Maxim
Holingsworth, and children
| Myrtle Gilbert, Myrtle Spain, ant
daughter, Lena Hill and daughter
Goldie Millice, Fannie Cowles
Blanche McNeir, and the hostess
Announcement
The Silver Bell restauran
will be open all day Christina
day. Reservations must be il
Thursday, Dec. %. Phone 274l O
| E. Liberty 2746.
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THIS HOME MUST SELL

Home in Magnetic Springs o.
eight rooms modern. Has new gas
furnace, large water softener.
Electric hot water heater large
lot, best location in town. Owner
is leaving at once. Only $3.50.
Can be bought with small down
payment, balance like rent. This
would be ideal for roomers. 7
acres with good buildings 3 miles
from RichWood Price very .reas-
enable. r. P. Perry Brakes Rich
wood o. Phone 2614 I2-16-2t*
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CORN
1000 bushels of corn, hand sorted corn in crib.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

One Phco design refrigerator months old;
bottle attachment
good Maytag electric washer good table model
floor
lamp blue wool eze 2pece living room suite good as new;
suite; bedroom
bed springs mattress chest of drawers and dresser one tilt back
oVeuff platform rocker
table; metal beds
mattress single with mattress dresser
old marble
baby with bassne high chair two hids
fern design 9xlS Administer good as new one s2 blue and tan
910x2 Administer several throw
9xl2 Congoeum two 3X54 peach shag rugs one
26x38 peach sag rugs mantle Clock magazine stan9 tape
double door
utility Sellers base kitchen
bedding dishes
one kitchen utensils kitchen ladder STOOL
one utility table; commodes crans pairs OF good
rapes wash tubs boiler two metal lawn chairs one good
fruit and 9TH
er articles mention This extra good lot OF
household goods. all of high quality.
CASH Lunch served
ROY DONOVAN
John Jr.A Auctioneer Sturgs Cheney clerk
Richwood. Ohio Hchwooos OHIO
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Wednesday. January rs

Walter M. Staley Jr., 5 miles
west of Marysville on Route 275
Al head of registered and high
grade Holstein cows and heifers
Is head of registered Delaine
ewes, 2 Shrop ewes, hay and grain
2 tractors outfits, full line of farm
machinery. Simpson and Sons
auctioneerS.
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School Program

School Program
The grade students will pre-
sent their annual Christmas pro-
gram, Tuesday evening, Dec. Il,
at 8 D. m. in the high school aud
itorium
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Tuesday. Jan. A

Murray Bros. on John T. Brown
farm, l 12 mi. w. e. Plain City, L
mi. S. Arnold, w. of N. Y. c. Rail-
road on Noteman and Butler rd.
horses, cattle hogs, farm machin-
cry and household goods. Tho
mas and Page, auctieneers.
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Tuesday. Dec. 20

TuesdaYs Dec. 70
w. c. Vernon and l.. V. Polling
212 miles east of East Liberty, ii
cattle, hogs, hay, grain and en-
silage, tractor outfit, machinery,
milking equipment, hog houses
and stock feeders, automobile.
Simpson & Sons, auctioneers.
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Public Sales
Coming in Union County
Wednesday. Dec. %

Roy Donovan, miles north
west of Redwood, 3 miles south
east of Byahlia, miles northeast
of Somersville, II miles east of
State Rt. 81. Hogs, tractor outfits,
corn picker, farm equipment,
corn, household goods. John Pfarr
Jr. Auctioneer.
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WANTED-A chance to bid on
your spouting and tin work. All
work guaranteed the best. Will
look at the job and give you an
estimate no charge. Have your job
booked SO as not to have to wait.
c. ]. Mathys, ph. 16-740 after 8
q M 9-9-tf.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-2s- pound roll of electri-
cal wire, Friday morning, be-
tween my home west of Marys-
vile, and Plain City. Finder
please call Ermil Davis, 8512
Marysville. l2-20-2ts
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FOR Hospital beds and
wheel chairs. Lee Funeral Home.
Phone 259l. 3-27-tf
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-Garage to rent. Call
Wayne Davey at Journal office.
11-11-tf
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BUSINESS SERVICES

FOh AGRICULTURAL LIME
crushed stone and gravel, see Il.
H. Brisker, i54 s. Fulton St.,
Redwood. Phone Aba. 2-l8-tf
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Bottle Gas Sales and Service-
We have plenty or bottle gas
hoop up with two 100 Id. tanks of
gas for your bottle gas stove.
Farmers Supply store, 227 E.
Fifth st. Phone 6691, Marysville.
6-21-tf
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FOR SALE Electric motors, new
or used. We repair all makes.
Squirting Electric, III End st.
12-9-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I CAN STILL MAKE a few
small Christmas gifts, or dress a
doll or two; will also take orders
for a few lbs. of Christmas COOK
les. Phi. ASIA, Mrs. j. H. Coleman
WANTED-Home for 4 Persian
kittens. $40 w. 4th. l2-20-2ts
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WALTER S. JACKSON
CHARLES A. GUERNSEY
GEORGE It. MIDDLETON
Judges
THE STATE OF OHIO

Dodgers In Australian
There Is q Brooklyn In Australis
and II has a baseball team.
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DRY CLEANING-We send out
Monday and Wednesday each
week. If you are our customer,
come again. If not, try us. Hazen
Agency, 219 S. Court st. Phone
1902. 11-11-tf.
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REAL. ESTATE

FOR SALE-House, barn, and
10 acres near Raymond. $500.
Call 403l, Marysville 12-20-4t
FOR SALE-122 acre dairy farm,
z room house, hot and cold water;
big barn, As stanchions, concrete
floor, silo; double corn crib; tool
shed; hog house; chicken house;
smoke house; milk house with hot
and cold water, all buildings
white. 11a mi. e. and / mi. S. of
rt. SAT, known as VIC. Bernon
farm. George S. Baldridge,
Bloomingburg. 1861
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INES FOR HOLDING TERMS OF
THE COURT OF APPEALS OF
THE THIRD APPELLATE JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT. DURING THE
STATE OF OHIO, THIRD
APPELLATE JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Pursuant to resolution duly a
lopted by the Judges of the Courts
of Appeals of Ohio, at their annual
meeting at Columbus, Ohio, on S p
With the provisions of Article ~
section 6, of the Constitution OF
the General Code of Ohio, 1t is or
q red by the Court of Appeals OF
this, the Third Appellate Judicial
glaize, Crawford, Defiance. Han
cock, Hardin, Henry, Logan, Marion,
Mercer, Paulding, Putnam, Seneca
Union, Van Vert, and Wyandot
Counties, that during the judicial
y ar-1949 one term of this court be
held in each of the counties of this
District, each term commencing on
the End day of January, 1949, and
continuing to and including the 3lst
day of December, 1949, and that an
counties other than All n County
be held at Lima, the county seat OF
Allen County in said District. each
term commencing on the End day OF
january, 1949, and continuing tC
and including the 31st day Oh De-
court for the hearing and trial of
cember, 1949, and that written no
tic of the actual sittings of the
cases during each of said terms
shall be given by the Presiding
Judge of this court prior thereto, tC
counsel of record in cases assigned
for airing or trial during such
Said terms to begin at ten o'clock
A. M.
WALTER S. JACKSON
CHARLES A. GUERNSEY
GEORGE It. MIDDLETON
Judges
THE STATE OF OHIO
UNION COUNTY
/, the undersigned Clerk of the
Court of Appeals, within and fol
said County, and in whose custody
| the Files, Journals and Records o.
said Court are requir d by the Laws
| of the State of Ohio to be kept, d,
| hereby certify that the foregoinf
( is taken and copied from the Jour.
nal of the proce dings of saiC
Court, that the same has been com
pared by me with the original En-
| try on said Journal, and that ii is I
true and correct copy thereof.
WITNESS my signature and tn,
! seal of said Court this 10th day o
October, 194S.
HELEN LOUISE SULLIVAN
Clerk of Court of Appeals
Dec. 6-3M
Dodgers In Australian
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MONEY TO LOAN on Farm Real
Estate at 40 interest. Box 54. Mt.
Victory, Ohio. 8-lS-H
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Farrrlers'
Exchange

FOR SALE-Holstein bull calf,
week old. First SIS takes it, if
taken within few days Robert
Mather, Redwood, R. 8. Phone
2708, Redwood, at noon. It's
FOR SALE--Bottle gas range;
several cord of seasoned wood,
l6 and 18 in. suitable for fire
place, coekstove, heater or fur
mace. p. E. Lockwood Middleburg.
Phone 2717 12-20-2ts
FOR SALE-About 80 Barred
Rock pullets starting to lay. Also
green and black porcelain oil
stove with built in oven, burn
ers and 3 warmers. Cheap if sold
soon. ]. Bernice Moore, Claiborne.
Phone 1922. 12-20-2ts
FOR SALE-Mammoth White
Pekin Ducks, for your Christmas
roast; also duck hens and brakes
for breeding flocks. R. H. Doyle
Redwood, Rt l. Its.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Someone to help with
housework and care of 3 small
children. Inquire at Journal.
12-6-tf.
WANTED-Man to farm on
thirds. B. o. Skinner, Rt. 2 Ma
rysville. 112 mi. e. Watkins, Phi.
Ostrander $50. 12-16-2ts.
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-rHE UNION COUNTY JouRNH1.. MARysvnLE. ONO
armers'
Exchange

FOR SALE-Corn from the pick
er A. H. Schultz, ~ mi S. Broad
way Phone 16-747 12-16-2ts
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NOTICE-If you have livestock
to sell or want hauling done,
call East Liberty 2810. Harold
Clark. 1l-Il-tf.
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FOR, SALE-One Heatrola, good
as new; one Tappan gas stove;
one Hammermill; close up cows;
some cattle and hogs. DR. j. D.
Jnstice, at Big Bend on route 33.
Marysville, R. 4. 12-26-5t*
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FOR THE GOLFERS CHRIST
MAS-Balls, clubs, bags. See
Jerry Kingsmore. Phi 7831 l..
12-6-5t*
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-U. S. No. ! potatoes
for winter storage, 100 lb. bag
$3.50. Court st. Grocery, 337 S.
Court st. Phi. 1892. 11-15-tf.
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FOR SALE-Attention farmers.
Tankage for your feeding requir-
ments. Contact Darling and Co.
Marysville. 10-l1-tf
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FOR SALE-One reeonditioned
Hoover sweeper and attachments,
$19.95. SPANS Home Appliance
Shop, Marysville. l2-16-3t
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WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL
bicycles and tricycles at reduced
prices. McAuliffe Bros. 12-20-1t
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FOR SALE-k", "a, Ia" and
valves r. II. Lewis and son Mach
inc Shop. 233 w. 7th st.
12-16-2t
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FOR SALE-Sparton M an or
house trailer, all aluminium, in
excellant condition, 2 years old.
Gene Dunkin, Rt. 2 LaRue.
12-16-2ts.
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LEGAL. NOTICES

INES FOR HOLDING TERMS OF
THE COURT OF APPEALS OF
THE THIRD APPELLATE JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT. DURING THE
KEAR lAaA
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WE HAVE-Many toys at a re-
duced price come in now while
they last. McAuliffe Bros.
l2-20-1t
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FOR SALE-One western saddle,
slightly used, tan color. Cheap if
sold before Christmas. M. o.
Mather. r. 3. Marysville, | mi.
ne. Magnetic Springs. Its
Evening star., 1948-06-10

. Only Sun Rodio'. TREMENDOUS PURCHASING power
make such sensational event possble Think Of it!
Six Of the greatest in radio at prices 40 to 60%
OFF! certonIy priced FAR below wholesale prices!
HURRY! Prices omoznsIy low and some quantities
ore limited. SORRY! No GODS. NO MAIL OR PHONE
ORDERS ALL SALES FINAL! SAVINGS ARE
GENUINE!
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Personality School Plons
Get Acquainted Dunce

The "Ampa" club, an organiza-
ton composed Of students and
alumni of the Agnes Mccall Parker
School Of Personality Development
and Speech Culture, will hold q
"get-acquainted" dance at the Ma
tional Press Building Friday at
pm, 1t was announced yesterday.
Mrs. Parker, founder Of the school,
will attend the dance as guest of
honor to check up on the progress
Of her students, the club said.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Hawaii for Anal burial there or in
the United States.
THE decision to suspend search
and recovery operations in the In
dia- Burma zone was made only
after all areas had been carefully
Investigated not once but several
times" Mai. Gen. George A. Hor-
kan, chief of the Memorial Divi-
sion, Army Quartermaster General
stated. ITO continue these activities
would not only prove futile, but
would require Graves Registration
Service personnel to subject them
selves again to perilous missions
which have previously met with no
success"
Many Of the unlocated bodies are
Of Air Force personnel who crashed
on inaccessible mountain tops or
In jungles seldom If ever traversed
by humans. Search and recovery
teams, operating sometimes under
conditions like those found in battle
zones, have carried on a constant
fight against the elements, extreme
geographical hazards, bandits and
hostile natives, the Army said.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Il Ledies' Originally lz.s5 to
1925 AlI-Wool Sport Joekets. os-
sorted colors ond styles; A.S8
sizes Il to 70. Now
"a Girls or Boys Originally 1875
Corduroy Sport Coots. tan or brown,
royon lined; sizes 10 TO "A, A.88
Now ---l----
Evening star., 1948-02-22
U. 5. Gives Up Search
For 1856 War Dead
Lost in Asiatic JunqIes

The American Graves Registra-
ton Service has given up hope Of
recovering 1856 war dead from the
jungles Of India and Burma.
The service announced yesterday
that, after more than two years Of
intensive search it had suspended
operations in that zone since AL
available information indicates that
further efforts would be fruitless." !"
OF the 5,523 Americans who lost
their lives in Burma and India,
3,039 identified and 848 unidentified
were buried in two temporary mill
-tary cemeteries in India. These
bodies now have been removed to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-26

big brown eyes, long lashes, her
soft white skin, and her pouting lips,
wildly but carefully painted to en-
tice the likes of me. The old guar
dian and looked at each other for
long minute. wondered if he was
remembering. Finally he smiled.
So he hadn't forgotten.
cts been long time, Mr.. Ander-
son. he said in his ingratiating
rumble.
STUCK out my hand, replying,
"Its been very long time, Ar
mand. How're you been?"
mot bad, not bad" he shrugged.
"a bit older, trifle wiser I can't
complain" His eyes wandered
across the street as he left unsaid
the answer to my unasked question.
Are you back in town to stay?"
he added. as a kind of afterthought.
"That all depends" I said, and
wondered about that wiser" bust
ness. She certainly must have told
him all about me. But he sounded
friendly enough. I watched as he
glanced again toward the front
knew he was looking up at her
apartment windows.
I tried to sound casual as I asked.
Anita been in lately?" He stroked
his handful of chins, and seemed to
be making decision before he an
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He always sat in this spot, or
perched on stool in the cashiers
cage. He glanced up and smiled
like fat little buddha come to life.
He didn't speak. 1 thought:
"He doesn't remember me. But
then 1 am the only customer in the
place, he must have smiled at me.
:. He remembers me all right"
I thought, "but doubtless doesn't
relish the memory"
I turned away. I couldn't help but
stare out the window. Her apart
ment was just across the street,
third floor front. The windows over
looking the street were dark. Being
SO near her set the butterflies hop
ping in the pit of my stomach. I
returned to the fountain and slipped
at the matted.
Seven years. How do people mark
the passage of seven years? To
some it's the span of witch's curse
on broken mirror The return of
the locust. The end of the itch. Pill
grimages to Mecca. Sabbatical
leaves for teachers. Each has his
own way of reckoning. Seven years
:. or century.
I glanced at Armand To him it
probably meant another chin
more money. To her l had no
idea.
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your whole manner and personality,
along with your appearance.
Conceal or Reveal?-A survey in
dicates that most of you approve of
the petticoat that hangs a bit be-
meath your skirt. And just to make
sure that it doesn't blush unseen,
you're catching up one side of your
skirt with a bow or clip. All this
despite protests from the same Joes
who so vigorously and futilely op-
posed your New Look Will they be
sewing ruffles on their trousers in
protest, now that you've all SUBJ
scribed to the P. H. D. society (Petti-
coat Hanging Down, that is)?
Petticoat Pretties-Down in Louis
vile, KY, teens are living up to
Southern Bell traditions by pinning
artificial flowers to their petticoat
ruffles to match the boutonnieres on
their suits or blouses. Out West we
hear they're sewing heart-shaped
pockets near the hem of their petit
coats for handkerchiefs or sachets.
And, all over the country you're lift
ing a corner of your skirt with that
new Petticoat Pepper pin with a
metal clip at the end of its chain
shaped like little hand.
Well, as the Ruff1e said to the
Flounce, Lets Hang Around a
Little Longer"
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1t started to rain. Betting down
hard, little torrential streams
poured from the awnings, just as
they had the first night we came to
Armand's. Her guardian angel,
she'd called him. He had to meet
and approve all her new friends.
For years they had been neighbors,
and Armand was kind of paternal
friend since her own father had died.
AS the old boy gave me the once
over that night, she had laughed
gaily. And silly or not, felt pretty
swell when he came over and treat
ed us. She told me he gave his seal
of approval by treating if he liked
you. was in.
I ordered another matted for the
sake of the memory, and looked up
toward the little alcove. Armand
had detached himself from his
chair, and with no small amount of
effort, was waddling along behind
the counter. waited, thinking of
that other night when she had been
at my side. The scent of her had
been everywhere, her soft hair cas-
cading gently to her shoulders, the
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, A RMAND'S looked much the
1 a same, even after seven years.
The long lunch counter on the right
extended the full length of the room,
the polished fittings of the soda
fountain cleaning in dual rows as
they reflected themselves in the
mirror behind the counter. To the
left were the red leather booths.
Hall way back was wide doorway
leading to the dining room and
dance floor beyond. I looked for old
Peter, the cleanup man who was
the favorite of the high school kids
who frequented the place. But he
was not in sight. A new soda jerk
polished the spotlesS surface before
me, and the girl who took my order
was also a newcomer.
"A chocolate matted" l said, and
strolled to the jukebox in the far
corner while the little mixer
hummed. I punched the numbers
at random and fed the music box a
couple of coins.
Back on my stool l saw that Ar
mand was sitting at the little alcove
table overlooking the entire room.
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Time Out for Repairs

7 HAD TO PASS my seventy
l eighth birthday before expert
encing the horrors, pleasures, pains
and joys Of hospital. Then a doc
tor trundled me off to Saint Joseph's
in Orange, Calf. I was so densely
ignorant of everything pertaining to
such an institution that I put the
nightgown supplied to me on back
wards and was bissfully ignorant
of my faux pas until my doctor ar
rived and told me Of my error.
1T WAS NOT UNTIL 1 had spent
some two hours in an operating