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TWELVE IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, 1RONWOOD, MICH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939. THE DAILY GLOBE FICTION AND FEATURE PACE DATE WITH DANCER BY HELEN IVORDEX COPYRIGHT 1939 Martin lived. When Bill Condon. the valet, had ushered them into the room, he stared with frank amazement at its splendor.

Martin. as much as he mistrusted him. np- For tiie tliird time lie wait. here. If we're not back by twelve, start hunting for us." (To Be Continued) Wh a Wg ide i 1 i liad tainly I'll come if you want me to.

represented something new. It flat- to dress Jack Burden lost', It was already dark when Jack tered to be introduced to a i Burden sauntered into the Dove, retreat of a man with a dark pasl his collai button. "What about a Scotch and soda?" who might be one of the old Due- he asked as he joined Clem and the i caneers reincarnated. Duke in the tap room. "I want to I "Is there any more to this syoa- start this evening right." ritic luxury?" he inquired later, as Clem gave him a gay smile.

"I'll they all sipped their alter-dmner have one with you. I've just been cordials in front of an open fire, sipping a Vermouth." "You mean, have I any more "Make it three the Duke called rooms up here?" Martin reached for This was typical of his day. Going to bed at lour and getting up at nine didn't make sense, especially if you'd played camtl the night before and thought Scotch was water. Figuratively speaking, collar buttons had been rolling away from Jiim ever since he's struggled off to church that morning with his father and mother. The Henry Burdens belonged to a conservative, old New York crowd which achieved simple lives in spite of -reat wealth.

They still lived on Murray Hill and still attended the neighborhood Episcopal where Jack wa.s an usher. Mrs. Burden insisted that he go with her to the bartender. He pulled out a chair for Jack. "Glad you could come Burden." Then turning to the bartender again.

"Send Pasquale down. We'll order dinner here and have it served in my apartment" -Your apartment?" questioned Clem. "Yes. I keep one in this joitn for the nights I r'on't feel Jike going CRANIUM CRACKERS a cigar. "Yes.

There is the game room where I sometimes invite the) boys in for poker. My private gym' where I come for a work-out after a hangover, and the glassed-in sleeping porch on the back. But I'll show you all that another night." He was looking, however, not at Jack. but at Clem, as he talked. "No I suess its nbout time to get CAREFUL ON THIS! How much concrete will there be in a square-shaped hole, drilled in a foundation to a depth of seven inches? Each side of the hole measures three Answer on the classified page.

back to the Ir.el." started." He glanced at his watch. nen UJM.MCU "Janice French kept a separate! "Half past ten. Where would you each Sunday. It was the one thing a artment didn't she?" like to go first. Chin Lee's hop joint she asked of him.

This morning she ciem's tones were casual. She c. May Day's new apartment He knocked at his door at nine. a i i making "That's is the neighboi- hood. She's just moved up to Park avenue." Clem stared at Jack.

"I'd rather go to Chin Lee's. Somehow iV knocked at his door at nine. was a i i making conv "Be ready at half-past ten. Son-1 havg one toa but lt nv. Your father is coming with us, Daddy save it ny.

Your father today." He dodged the cool ara.v eyes by duckin bathroom. "Glad to have come along, boy. his lather had said as they climbed into the car. "What lime did you get home last night?" Jack grinned. "Morning you mean Four o'clock." Mrs.

Burden said nothing. "Have you over been to the Dove. Mother?" Mr. Burden caught his son's "lanco and laughed. "Your mother doesn't even know what a night club is Jack.

She probably thinks the Dove is a place where bird fanciers meet." The boy's handsome, sensitive face darkened. "Not a bad definition That guy Martin is a bird connoisseur. He'likes them young. He picks on the Janice Frenches." "It was vpr.v sari about that poor child." Mrs. Burden spoke in uneasy tones.

"I can't understand v.liy she' should want to kill herself. Her mother has served on a great many committees with me. Mrs. French real executive ability." "Nerve. I'd call it." Mr.

Burden put. in. "Let's talk about something more pleasant. What pretty qirl did you squire last night. Jack?" "Clem Shirley." "Things are rather serious between you two.

aren't they?" "Yes, Dad. If Clem will have me. I'll marry her." His mother rested her hand in his. "She's a charming girl. dear.

I thoroughly approve. But why do you two have to go to those terrible for amusement?" Jack wondered how he'd gof through the day. He'd skipped two aisles when he passed the plate, and he'd been out of step with the other ushers when he marched up to the altar. At luncheon he'd fallen asleep while a client of his father was discussing the legal point, of a case and now he was reduced to chasing collar buttons! He wondered if Clem felt woozy. He'd call and find out.

Maybe she didn't want to po to the concert this evening after all But as he reached for the receiver, the phone rang. "Hello, yes. ra'if is Jack Burden." he said as husky voice inquired for him. Martin?" His tone cooled slightly, then became a little incredulous. "Miss Shirley is at the Dove and want me to her there? I don't understand 1 Oh.

you're, going to show us the town tonight?" He paused "OJ course. I'll 50 any place Mis5 Shirley wants to. but whv doesn't ask me herself?" There was frank suspicion in his voice now right. I'll hold the .0112 silence, then. "Is this vou Clem.

my i own house, baddy gave it to me. from Mary Franklin's story, scrutiny of her, 7antw atner and mother didn't i UUIJIUC Into hisj kn(nv abou hers." She smiled brightly at Martin. "But you're real ly not concealing anything, you? A dream revealed to the real St. Nicholas that a certain poor nobleman was desperately in need of money to endow his three marriageable daughters, so the saint secretly threw three bags of into his house, hence originating the legend that Santa Claus comes down the chimney. The giant model of the moon at Griffith observatory, Los Angeles, was built by Roger Hay ward, and conforms to exact scale photographs taken with the 100-inch telescope at Mount Wilson observa- torv.

doesn't sound quite so Jack grinned. The drinks and "You will uu "How would -I be concealing friends to are i dinner had revived him. go slumming, will you? anything if I invited my see it?" Better prepared for anything, even at Lee's Come on, I'm ready." I It was after eleven when Mar- tin's black car rolled up to the Half an hour later Clem and I curb at the Bowery and Doyers Jack were enjoying a special dinner I street. "We'll walk the rest of the in the quiet of Martin's quarters on way." he said as he and Ancient astronomers could see ittle of the hemisphere, and the southern heavens were lelt olank on their sky maps. For more than four years, the Dominion of Canada has been the eader in the world's production of platinum, replacing Russia in 1934.

STAMP NEWS STAKING a last-minute surprise authorization, Postmaster General James A. Farley has announced issuance of a 30-cent airmail stamp to be used with the inauguration of trans-Atlantic airmail service ''in the near future." Earlier, it was believed no such stamp would be issued at this time because adequate airmail values were already available lor the first flights. The special airmail stamp will conform in size and general design with the current six-cent airmail value of 1934 except for the denomination designation of 30 cents and the added inscription "Trans-Atlantic." Further details as to color, date and place of first-day sale will be announced shortly by the Post Office Department. For the benefit of stamp collectors desiring first-flight covers on the initial westbound flight when trans-Atlantic service is inaugurated, Pan American Airways company. 135 East 42nd street, New York City, will accept consignments of covers with remittances in money order or cash.

All such covers should be forwarded in time to reach New York by May 16. Postmaster General James Farley has announced lhat charges for these covers handled by Pan American will run as follows: Azores to Lisbon, 25 cents: Azores to Marseille, 30 cents; Azores to New York, 47 cents; Lisbon to Marseille, 30 cents; Lisbon to Azores, 25 cents; Lisbon to 1 New York, 47 cents; Marseille to Lisbon, 23 cents; Marseille to Azores, 31 cents, and Marseille to New York, 47 cents. Each cover should be plainly marked to indicate service desired. Cachets will be applied to all covers dispatched from the Azores, Lisbon and Marseille. Covers to be dispatched Irom New York should be sent to the poitmssicr tiiorc rt the 30-cent half guux U.

S. rate, the top floor of the Dove. Jack was surprised to see how Clem out. Then, turning to Condon who wa.s acting as chauffeur. "You BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES THIS CURIOUS William Ferguson LAKE.

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REC. S. OFF. CHGST IS NIO INDI-CATIOrsj OP f-z-t ARK THE FOU-OWINC5 ANSWER: Barberry, an ornamental shrub; current, a warm current of the northwest Pacific Ocean, flowing northwestward along the shores of Jh'pan: sandman, a song title of some years past. NEXT: The horsepower of a lightning flash.

Aquatic Reptile HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured reptile, or alligator. II is found fhicfly in fresh 13 Fertile desert spot. 14 School of a university. 15 To scratch. 16 To straighten up.

17 To rub out. 19 South America. 20 Nude. L'l Strip of itccl in tube making. 22 Compu point.

23 Covered trucks. 24 Bundle. 25 Electric unit. 27 Hodgepodge. 28 Sundry.

29 Logger's boot 30 Dii-lurbanccs. of peace. Answer to Previous Puzzle 32 To manufacture. 33 Star. 34 Spectators.

35 Amusement. 36 Born. 37 Owl's cry. Myself. 40 Grain.

42 Female sliccp. 43 Thing. 44 Definite article. 46 Halt ot cm. 47 Plant.

48 Pilaster. 49 Potato masher. 51 Us- eggs am laid in 52 Its eggs arc by the sun. VERTICAL 1 Heart. 2 To elevate.

3 Bones. 4 Citizen. 5 Ridge. 6 Cake decorators. 7 Learnings.

8 Deer. 9 Done once a week. JO To concede. 11 Wild duck. 12 To repent.

1C Skillets. 18 Blade of grass 20 Double bass. 21 Mentally sound. 22 It has teeth. 23 Interdiction.

24 A gratuity. 26 It lias horny 27 Pigmented spot on skin. 28 Blemish. 29 Brooch. 31 Sluggishness.

32 Myself. 33 Mongrel. 35 Enemy. 38 To have. 39 Affray.

41 Flock. 43 Wealthy. 45 Female fowl. 47 Twitching. 48 Postscript.

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