The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 15

FRIDAY; JULY 194S THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD. BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS if CLHSSIFIED HOB A PAGE SEVEN 1. ANNOUNCEMENTS CLASSIFIED WANT-AD RATES For consecutive Insertions: dnj 2o per wo: a clnys 3c per woi '3 dnys 40 per wo; Sc per woi Co per woi Tc per woi Included add days tlnys Whon Sundays per word. Tel. 1600 '115-word minimum charge on All I AcU ordered for more than once ma bo stopped nny time fitter first Inso tlon.

Chnrgo will do mode at rate onrn Refunds aro mado.on prcpnld nd Ads are tnttcn ly phono (16001 or Horolcl Oftloe. Ciwh or money ordo must accompany ad. CALL 'your Fuller brush man fo equipment for body and horn I Johnson, Telephone 147 Brownsville. If. AT SINGER'S--All size an covered buttons, button hemstitching, Fashion first nl kits, mending kits for Soldiers I Sailors, and Marines, Singer Sew ing Center--1226 Elizabeth, Phon 35.

2. EMPLOYMENT 2b. Female Help Wanted WANTED--Good Maid af Cnmcro Hotel, nlso Janitor. Apply ir person. 2f.

Services Offered SERVICES AVAILABLE July 8, American woman or reflnemen to care for children full or par time or by the hour. Mrs Frances Trout, 745 Levee. Tele phone 878, Brownsville. 5. FOR SALE Sa.

Household Goods SURE! WE ARE STILL SELLING COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS In spite of feverish war activities, of government limitations, shortages, and rationing, we are still selling Koch Refrigerator and Frlgidnlre commercial equipment. We have ii good supply in stock and we can help you get approval from Washington If you really need a new re- frlgcrator in your business. DROP IN OK CALL VS TODAY John H. Earl Hunter Valley's Oldest Largest Refrigeration House Brownsville 222 Elizabeth. NEW GENERAL electric ranirc.

Will trade for gas range. 914 W. Elizabeth, Brownsville. JVSc. Business Supplies SMITH PREMIER, Typewriter in excellent condition.

Long platen suitable for vdcle sheets paper. Covacevlch, Brownsville. 5h. Miscellaneous IMMEDIATE Delivery from Our stock on hand; attic fans, blower fans and washed air blower fans. Assortment sizes to select from.

Hayes Summons Hardware Mission. Texas, Home industries In supply 85 per cent of instrument needs. India now Its surgical 6. Merchandise Wanted Wanted to Buy WANTED--Small Fireproof Saf Write Box 426, Mercedes, Texas; 7. RENTALS 7a.

Apartments SWEENY APARTMENTS Extr cool furnished apartment. Larg clothes closets, electrical refrif eration. Garage. Walking dlstanc 1st and Aaams Street, Browns vllle. CASA ALTA Spacious unfurnlshe apartment with cross ventilation West 8th and St.

Charles, Tele phone 968 Brownsville. LOVELY cool efficiency avallahl July 8th. Very well furnished Venetian shades, Only refinei quiet couple need apply. Call 46 Brownsville. VERY COOL three room, down stairs apartment.

Inquire 1522 St. Charles, or telephone 1549-W Brownsville. FURNISHED apartments. No cat nor guns allowed. Birds paradise Friendly Door-Ways.

Telephone 6020-W 4i Brownsville. 7b. Rooms FURNISHED room with private bath. On Community Road near airport. R.

H. Hughes, Telephone Brownsville. ROOMS in private home. Central ly located. Call at 832 E.

Washington, Brownsville. MILNER HOTEL Coast to Coast $1.00 $1.50 Day Day Tubs or Showers Also weekly rates with free personal laundry. 13th and Levee Sta. Brownsville, Texas 7c. FOR BENT Furnished house with Frigidalre.

Cool, convenlenl location. Barnard's Place on East Banker Bead, Brownsville. 8. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 121A with about 1-2 miles paved highway Frontage. $5.00 per acre plus back taxes.

R. STELL, Phone 151 Pan American Brownsville MONEY TALKS BUT-So do WPB, FHA, OPA, AAA and ODT WHY WORRY With Permits, Rent Control, Rulings, Regulations and Directives WHEN We Can Rent or Sell Your Property and Do All the Detail Work For You? WE HAVE TENANTS AND BUYERS WAITING FOR GOOD PROPERTIES FIDELITY REALTY COMPANY Kenneth Manager 1030 Levee St. Phone 179 Brownsvlll-o 8. REAL ESTATE COLONIA VICTORIA: IDEAL IDEAL BUILDING SPOT" 100' front by 200' deep, BACKING Into RESACA, large shade TREES. $800.00.

Lot Estates, Inc. Phono 499 1128 SE Levee St. -Brownsville' 10. BUSINESS SERVICE 10. BUSINESS SERVICE A listing of your property for sale Now is the time to sell and we have many prospects for comfortable houses in good locations.

Give us your listings If you want to sell now. TODD STOBAUGH HOLC Management Brokers 407 S. E. Eleventh Phone 183 PLEASANT SURPRISE CITV properties, groves, farms, ranches large and small at prices that will make you money. CLAX.

Phone 864-W. N. W. 13th. opposite City Power House, Brownsville, where lasting satisfaction follows every transaction 8a.

Houses for Sale A Ready For Occupancy 5-room and sleeping porch, Venetian blinds, ample closet and storage space--2-car garage. Spa- clous lawn, beautiful trees. Furniture included in price: $4500 23 Acacia Dr. Los Ebanos Inspection hours 9-12 a. to, C.

H. COLGIN, Realtor West 'Elizabeth St. Home, act quick, $3,000. Levee St. 6 rooms close in $2,600.

mall house west Elizabeth real buy $1,350. Clear lots, cash for equities in houses. Quick deals, small profits our motto. 1238 Elizabeth St. 3 1 ti 3 Brownsville, Texas 'OR SALE; 6 room home; 3 bedrooms, 2 complete baths, screened porch, 2 car garage, orange, grapefruit, lime, aguacate and loquat trees.

Lot covered with carpet grass, 2 large ebony shade trees. Corner lot. Direct from Owner. Priced right. Shown only on appointment.

Telephone" 116, Brownsville. The 850-miIe-long Rhine has its urce in the glaciers of the Swiss Ups. FOR SALE Night Club and Cafe with combined Doing prosperous business, on main Highway, Plenty parking space, seating capacity 150 people. Selling because of ill health. 56,000 acre ranch for sale.

Will give full description upon inquiry. 4,500 acre ranch. 500 acres in cultivation, balance in brush and prairie. Price $27.50 per acre, Monsees and Son 201 Pan American Bids. Phone 316 Need Extra Money? There may be EXTRA dollars in the attic, the basement, or the garage.

There may be just the item's someone is waiting to pay CASH for. Why not look around and see just what you have that you have been "intending to for a long time. Then call 1600 for a Herald Want Ad. Cost is small, yet results BIG. THE HERALD Phone I6QO 9.

FARM NEEDS 9c. Poultry, Supplier 50 TRIPLE A six months old white Leghorn each, 25 pounds each, 30 cents per pound. IVi. east Highway, Mercedes, Texas. 12.

AUTOMOBILES 12d. Used USED CARS WANTED HARLINGEN CAR EXCHANGE Jack Bryant 4 Corners 12c. Service A I A --products, plus our super means added mileage and motoring satisfaction. BRACHT'S 10. BUSINESS SERVICE Save Money Save Time Save Effort.

Here you'll find the answers to many of your problems. It's a quick and easy way to find what you want. FIRE To report a fire simply call Fire Department POLICE To call police simply call Police Department Ambulance 1D41 Cadillac amoulance. Beit equipment money can buy. Delta Funeral Home.

PHONE 75 Bicycle Shop Repau-s, Large stock standard paits. street, between Elizabeth and Washington. Second hand bicycles and parts, bought and sola. Repairs, Rentals TYPEWRITERS, adding-machlnes. Smith Typewriter Exchange, 1254 Elizabeth street, Brownsville.

PHONE 1105 Furniture-Edwards Tnke advantage of our low prices. 3 blocks from high rent get the savings. 12th Adnms Street PHONE Hardware Co. When you need Hardware see us. If we don't have it, we will get it for you.

637--12th St. PHONE 434 Candy Fresh dally Back Date Magazines. Tamez Candy Shop, 945 Elizabeth. Opposite Plggly Wlggly Office Supplies Office supplies, social stationery books. We dellvei PHONE HARGROVE'S-- 348 Plumbing Andresen's Dependable PlumUlng Pays.

For Prompt Repairs PHONE 420 LASS EXCEL-507-SE, 13th street Brownsville J. S. FORD Real Estate and General insurance. Room 16 Maltby Building. Telephone 157, Brownsville.

BE KIND to your dogs. Have them clipped. See Doc Grove at Bnake King's, Brownsville, PHIL AMSLER "Radio Service" Prices reduced: all cash and carry Radios to rent. 2123-nth, Victoria Heights. Brownsville.

Moving LEGAL.NOT1CES THE STATE' OF TEXAS CLINTON REEVES GREETING: You are commanded to appear and answer the. Plaintiff's petition at or before 10 o'clock A. M. of the first Monday after the expiration of 42 days from the date of Issuance of this Citation, the' same being Monday the 10th day of August, A. 1942, at or before 10 o'clock A before the Honorable District Court Cameron County, 103rd Judicial 'District at the Court Houae In Brownsville Texas.

Bald plaintiff's petition was filed on the 25 dy of June, 1942, The file number of said suit being No. 19604 The names of the parties In said suit are: Eva' June Beeves as Plaintiff, and Eddie Clinton Reeves as Dofea'dant. The nature of said suit being substantially as follows, to Plaintiff and defendant were lawfully married on August 23, 1941 and lived together as husband and wife until the latter part of December 1941: that plaintiff was kind and affectionate toward defendant, but defendant, unmindful of the duties and obligations or his marital vows, aratlon began a course of unkind, harsh and tyranlcal treatment to- ward plaintiff, which continued until plaintiff was forced to abandon defendant. such conduct on the part of plaintiff renders their further -living as husband and wife Insupportable, Plaintiff prays for citation and Judgment dissolving the marital relations BOW existing. Issued this the 25 day of June, 1942.

Given under my hand and seal of said Court, at office In Brownsville, Texas, this the 25 day of June 1942. J. Bishop, Cleric Court. Cameron County. Texas By Lf' 1 R.

Vance, Deputy. 6--28--3-10-17-41--178 AUDITORIUM IS COMPLETE Raymondville Church Clears Debt RAYMONDVILLE-- The auditorium of the Baymondvllle Methodist church has been completed and will be used by the congregation at the Sunday morning services. Repairs have been underway for the past 30 days and workmen have completely redecorated the interior. The r'-iron debt cleared some time ago and following this it was decided to make the improvements. Jlev.

C. T. Harde, pastor, stated that t'. Holy Communion will be observed Sur 'ay morning with the choir singing an anthem with Mrs. Earl P.

Gillllahd at the organ. Rev. Hardt wil preach on "Time Tlie evening worship will be held outdoors starting at 8:15. The Youth Fellowship will meet Sunday before the evening worship. Members of the Youth Caravan who have been here during the week will close- their part of the meetings Friday night and the final devotional session will be held in the auditorium of the church Friday night.

Forgets Cigarets, Saves Lives Of Wife and Child NEW Ben Anglastro, an air raid warden, returned home to get his forgotten cigarettes before going on pos.t duty and saved the life of his wife and year- old daughter. Entering his apartment, he found both members of his family unconscious from gas fumes from the in time to revive them. I Police listed the case an acoi- I dent; Anglastro added it was a for- niout eep- tunate "accident" that he had for- MOVING Honsenold Goodi Aero Trjuwlt Co. torlnf, O.Unr, ShlpplHE JDntly Servlcr. Call Jones Motor Freight Lines Harllacen, MrAllen, Edlnbarr AUSTIN TRANSFER 203 10th St.

Moving and crating of all kinds. Phone 421 MASON TRANSFER CO. Contractors for Missouri Pacific Pick Up and Delivery Service Hauling of All Kinds 6th Fronton Phone 139 BROWNSVILLE Packing of All Kinds Pharr Kiwanis To Sponsor USO Drive PHAH.R--The Pharr Kiwanis club voted Thursday to sponsor the USO campaign in the city. An 18- mpn committee, all volunteers, will meet at the Kiwanh Hall Friday afternoon at 3:00 to map the campaign. It is intended to finish the canvass Friday p.

m. When, a letter from A. L. Cramer, the Hidalgo county chairman, was read at the club requesting USO funds, the members immediately voted to be responsible for the solicitation in Pharr. The club recently a finance campaign for soldier recreation pt McAHen, Mission and Edinbure, raising $250.

The club has either sponsored or members have been the solicitors on three other campaigns recently --two Red Cross drives and a Boy Scout drive. gotten his. cigarettes. SHIRTS LAUNDERED lOc at the Snow White Laundry and Cleaners. 531 Thirteenth St.

Phone 131, Brownsville. Bros. Quality Printing Blue Print Work, Now in our new home. 824 Elizabeth, PHONE- 777 Typewriters Typewriter and Business Machine Service All MakM. W.

Underwood, 421 1388 OPA Regulations To Be Aired Thursday HABLJNGEN-- OPA regulations as to farm machinery and equipment sales will be explained at a meeting of Valley Implement dealers in the Madison hotel next Thursday p. it was reported, by the Chamber of Commerce, It's Ground Work That Counts, Boys TERRELL, student flier at the RAF school-here has learned that i't isn't always what a plane will, do in the air, but on the ground, that causes trouble. The youngster overshot his field. The plane hit a fence, tore off its landing gear, bounced across a strip of farm terrace, upended, and turned turtle. Willacy Ration Board Names Two RAYMONDVILLE-- The Willacy County War Price and Rationing Board has two members: Zack Willian.s, and 'A.

Reyna, Kayniondvllle. were appointed by Mark McGee, State Director of Price Administration of Fort worth. Drainage Well For McAllen Is Pledged McALLEN-- 'City commissioners at a meeting this week promised three' representatives from residents on South Twelfth street and First avenue that they would install a drainage well there "as soon as possible" to eliminate standing water every time there is a heavy rain. Representatives of the Latin American Business Men's club, seeking relief from "mosquito infestation, narrow crossing and canal overflow" in the La Paloma addition were told by Robert Henderson, manager of Hidalgo County Water District No. 3, who was also at trie meeting that the district would imedlately take care of what 'conditions came under its control.

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3 p.m. KKQV--Ranchers NBC--NB S. NR--Strictly from Dixie. Birthday and Annlvers ary Program. C--Hedda Hopper Hollywood NB Ted Steele's Orchestra.

3:45 C--The World Today NB-- and Music KBSW-- BBC NBWB. C--Amoa Andy NR Fred WarlnK Orch. C--Dear John of the World krgv. NR--Burns Allon NB--News Here ADrond jcrgv NR--Armed Services News. 3:45 KQBS-- Len Brlggs--News.

7:00 NH--cities Service Concert. C-Stadium Concert. News KROV --Ty Cobb News. KROV--News, 7:30 NR--Information Please. NB-Meet Your Navy.

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KROV-People Are Funny--NBC C--Bob Hawk Quiz 9:30 C--Columbia Workshop --NB -Night of July 3 KRGV--Music For Rending. 9:45 NB--News Here and Abroad. 10:00 C--News. KROV--News. 10:15 NBC--Nlcfc Jcrrefs Orchesta.

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11:45 KRQV-- Fables for Pun NBC 12:15 KOBS Len Brlggs, news. 12:30 KRQV-- News. 1:00 KROV-- U. S. Marine Band NEC KOBE Matter Works Music.

1:30 KRGV-- Mntlnee In Rhythm NBC 2:00 KHOV-- Nature Sketches NBC. 2:15 KRGV Air Youth of America NBC. 2:30 KRGV-- Campus Capers NBC 2:45 KROV-- News, 3:00 KROV Pan American Holiday NBC KGBS-- News. 3:30 KRGV Your Number PleaM NBC-- KEEW-- News. 3:45 --KROV-- Your Number Please NBC.

1 KROV-- To Be Announced NBO 4 :30 KROV-- Rlcardo Time 4 Mi KSOV-- News Commentary Raymondville Guard Trains With Guns RAYMONDVILLE-- Members of the local Texas Defense Guard, Company of the 26th Battalion have been training this week with new guns, according to Capt. D. W. Good. The guns had been ordered some time ago and It was -stated that training with the new guns would be made each time the company meets.

The "invasion of Euorpe, from northernmost Norway to-the Spanish border, 4s 3400 miles long. Edinburg Passes Its Quota For Bombe; EDINBURG H. 1. Schlader, chairman, said that Edinburg has passed the half-way mark in its quota of $50,000 in the county's' J278.000 "Buy a Bomber" drive. An effort is being made to treble Ed-, inburg's quota, Schlader said.

QUITE AN INCREASE The number of chickens hatched in the United States during the first five months of 1941 showed an increase of 125,000,000 over the same period of the preceding year. MOVIE ACTRESS HORIZONTAL Answer to Prevloui Futile 1 Compass point 3,7 Pictured moi-ie actress 9 11 Beverage. 13 East Indies 14 Work. 16 Electrified particle. 17 She was bow in the of Montana.

18 Variety of quartz. 19 International 38 Additional aid 62 Any. language. 45 Either. VERTICAL 21 Runic 46 Short song.

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26 Otherwise. 52 Tree. 54 Claoip. 56 Edward 57 Employ. 15 From.

16 That one. 29 Measure of duration. 30 All right 32 Growl loudly. 59 Negative, 33 Deceased. 60 Furniture 35 Government for sleeping.

issue 61 One who 37 Bind. tends sick. She is a movie 2 Electrical engineer 4 Wish for. 5 Rite. 6 Near.

7 Nickname for Lillian, 8 Fruit. 9 River in Italy. SStfall an em, JO Soon. 58 Symbol for J2 Like. samarium.

22 Whirlwind. 24 26 Eagle's nest. 27 Cabin. 28 Coil of thread 29 Attempt. 31 Unusual.

34 Skills. 36 Frightened. 38 Railroad .39 Ingenious. 40 Lubricates. 41 Music note.

42 Courts (ab.br.). 43 Anesthetic. 44 Female servants. 45 Not shut. 48 Stove part True mean 51 Symbol for europium, 53 Behold! LOTS OF COTTON Normal world output of cotton is approximately five times that of wool, 140 times that of silk.

60 times that of rayon and nine times that of flax. The American Legion has membership of 1,037,000. SERIAL STORY SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR BY BLANCHE ROBERTS COPYRIGHT. 1OA2. MEA SERVICE.

INC. "MENTAL CASE" CHAPTER XI a moment the cabin of the schooner was deathly quiet. Then Burke spoke. "Let go of her!" he said from between closed teeth. "Take your in, she might be swept out to sea took her to the only store.

She "So you have decided to tell us i about the 'bomber?" prompted Karl, grinning with victory but retaining his hold on Judith. "He is not," Judith cut in. "Do what you like but he's not talking. He is not selling American defense lor my sake." She turned, her eyes "Don't say anything, Claude Carter To Speak At. Meeting SAN ANTONIO-- Claude Carter of president-elect of the State Bar Association of Texas, will be among the speakers.

U. Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson is to speak tonight. Two Feared Dead In Oklahoma Fire MARIETTA, Flames spreading from a grocery store demolished seven business buildings last night and damaged many others. Two men were missing and believed dead.

Firemen from Ardmore, and Gainesville, joined volunteers in this county-seat town of 2,000 and worked, three hours to control the blaze. New Donna Lions Chief Installed DONNA Clifford Peters, new Lions club president, welcomed guests and visitors at Installation ceremonies held -Thursday night, with Moulton Cobb as speaker for the evening. Fifty, members and their wives attended the banquet. Helium is found in all sources of radium, in mineral waters and. in volcanic on Burke.

Then the foreigner slapped her. The blow staggered her and she reeled back against the wall. "Stop it!" roared Tom, and broke loose from Heavy's grasp. He could not do much, tied as he was, but he made a lunge for Karl. The force of his body knocked the man over and broke the hold on Judith.

they scrambled to get Burke under control, Judith dashed up the cabin steps. One the men yelled and sprang after her, but she did not pause. She was just one, jump ahead of the man as she reached the rail. His hands grabbed af her as she plunged overboard. The cold splash oi water took her breath away for an instant.

When no shot followed her, she thought, "They're sure I will drown. Maybe I will." But with determination she started swimming for the lighted horizon. She would not let herself think of Tom back there in the schooner. If she could reach shore could summon help. Just then the clouds and.

fog for a few minutes and the moon came out brightly. She saw that she was not so far fmm a cove. 'If only she could reach it without being tossed against the rocks! A swell rose, tossing her over and under as it broke into a white When she came out of it, spitting water, another one caught her and bounced her around like a grain of sand. But it carried her a little nearer the cove. A blackness settled over her as she felt herself go down, and down.

TUDITH moved, groaned and slowly opened her eyes. She saw a blue sky overhead. She sat up and looked about in bewilderment. She was in a little cove protected by rock on three sides, the pounding ocean on the other. The tide' was out; when it came again.

The thought brought her instantly to her feet. Shivering with her damp clothes and the biting air, she set out to scale the rocky wall. Sharp rocks bit at her hands and brought blood. Her long fingernails broke like paper. Her shoes were gone and her clothes were in rags.

But tugging, pullir.g, slipping, she finally reached the top of the cliff. She sought to pierce the heavy fog blowing in from sea. As she was about to turn away, the fog suddenly thinned and, she saw a number of pleasure boats anchored down the coast, but she had no idea which one she had escaped from. And now was not the time to ponder. She had to get to' the authorities and find help for Tom.

She turned and startecl away, fighting the nausea in the pit of her stomach. The going was slow and the rough earth bruised her feet. Again and again she fell, rose wearily to her feet and stumbled on. At last she reached a lettuce farm and went up to the little house. There she collapsed on the doorstop.

A Chinaman came hurrying out to stare -at Her throat was so dry she couldn't talk until he handed her a drink of water. "Can you take me to town?" she managed to ask in a weak whisper. "Me no- gottee car, ladee," he sang, and lifted his hands helplessly. "A wagon?" she suggested hopefully. He shook his head.

"No gottee." But he pointed to a mule, and there was a happy smile on his face. "Me fixy," he told her. Judith leaned her head against the post of the porch and tears dimmed her blue eyes. "How am I to ride a mule?" she wondered. "But I have to." The old man was gone a long time down at the barn.

When, he did return Judith's lips, slowly parted in amazement. The mule was harnessed to the barn door. Trie Chinaman was grinning broadly. Judith laughed despite her misery. along, ladee," he called, and stopped for her.

Judith stepped on the sled but decided quickly she had better sit down. She was skinned and bleeding. Her once beautiful curls were matted and was dirty. She looked worse than a tramp. The town they reached hours ater was hardly more than a spot in the road.

The Chinamar thanked him profusely for his aid. Judith inside the building. She tried to explain to the man about her capture and escape, and how she was washed to the rocky shore. He stared at her, nodding his head, but by his look she knew he did not believe a word of her story. "You will help me, won't you?" she begged, her eyes tragic.

"Get me a car?" "Sure, miss. Just a minute. I'll call one." He went to the back of the store. But what the grocer really called was an ambulance, as Judith discovered when the car came clanging to a slop before the store. The attendants came in.

"Here she is, boys," said man. "Why--why" Judith "I don't want an ambulance. I asked for a car." She turned on the owner of the store, her eyes blazing. "You old hypocrite! You can't do this to me. Take your hands off," she yelled at the attendants as they took her by the arms and led her, struggling, to the -waiting ambulance.

'Mental case," said the man, following them. "Talks about spies arid escaping in the ocean." "You old viper," screamed Judith as she was forced into the car and the door closed, "Don't you take me to a hospital," she; warned the white-coated man. "I want to go to the Watson Airplane factory in San Diego." "Sure, miss," agreed the young doctor soothingly. 1 "You think I'm crazy? Well, what you're doing is crazy--interfering with justice and letting criminals escape! You cen't do this." "Please don't worry, miss," he said. "The name is Miss Kingsly and I am employed by the Watson.

Airplane Co. I was kidnaped by spies. Can't you understand?" "If you will just be quiet, Miss Kingsly," he began. "Keep quiet yourself," shs snapped at him. She huddled as far away as she could get while the ambulance roared down the highway.

She clenched her fists and bit hard on her lower lip to keep from crying. She refused to answer the questions put to her by the young interne. It was the last straw when the car rolled to a stop and- she looked out to see the hospital before her. She burst into a flood of tears. The nurse at the desk motioned with her hand to inquire if it were a mental case.

The attendants nodded, as they led Judith to the (To Be Concluded).