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ikJll TliaisJar, rebmarv 6. 1W By J. R. WILLIAMS MAJOR HOOPLE ON By WILLIAM FERGUSON THIS CURIOUS WORLD LA DEEPLY (CONCERNED ABOUT PIKES YOU KEEP VOUR EVES THOSE BOOKS fNP NEVER MIND HIM--HELL WI-H MANY AND MANY A PAY HE WENT TO SCHOOL LONGER Aivx CE (1 of At i a I of Offers Housing 'Package' Complete To Solve Shortage TOOK TOO LONG A LEAD OFF FIRST base WHEN ADVISED YOU TO IMPALE HIM ON HtS OWN SPEAR BUT I DIDN'T KNOW YOUR JOKES AND THE WATER WHEEL WERE THE SAME ILLNESS HE HAG THE- GRIM PALLOR OF-OLD tNORv MV CONSCIENCE IS GOADING ME VJlTM A SHARP PROD -TO THlNKTHAT PERSECUTING THE MAN vJiTH OUTMODED TESTS, HAVE LAID HIM LOW HAS THE EARTH EVEJZ PASSED THROUGH THE TAIL OP A coAUtrr 1 1 erv 'V, jT Vj w-i I I i Yi 'A' 1- NAVA JO WORK FROM NO PREPARED DESIGNS coes 17 BV Nf A SfSVICf ISC nrc 9 PAT OFF JTTv itLiY? I A CAN 66 CARRIED FROM. TOO ff FAR BACK Designed to alleviate the acute housing shortage, the Donaldson Construction company, with offices Flagstaff, Winslow and Phoenix, has announced a housing package featuring a five-room precut house.

The house of five rooms has approximately 800 squaie feet of floor space and features two bedrooms, living room, kitchen with dinette and a bathroom Approved by the federal housing administration for a 20 year loan, the house thus is insured for permanence and sturdy construction. The package conies complete with heating, wiring, plumbing and all hardware and permanent fixtures already installed. The construction firm offers to build it "on your lot or ours The firm plans to bring in a carload of the houses at an early date and will set one up for inspection at that time The floor plan was engineered to prowde complete utility of space and maximum comfort Total cost of the house, excluding lot, is announced at $0,000, with favorable credit terms as low as being offered. A veteran owning his own lot will be required to make no down payment, provided he can establish a good credit rating William Mams is district managing partner for the Donaldson funi with offices in the Isham-8 pence building, Flagstaff i1 Flagstaff, their daughter entering high school there Monday. church members in the Sedona community met Monday evening in the home of Mrs.

Perry Van Deren for a reading. The meetings are hed each Monday evening, nine being present this week. A brooder house on Die Joe York property burned Monday night, the exact cause not as yet determined. The Yorks were quite fortunate, as they hud a large order of baby chicks ordered, which were to have been delivered eithir Monday or Tuesday, but which were not, being saved from the fire by only a few hour. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Bird, Oak Creek store owners, visited their ranch 'near Cornville lust week. Mr. Birds father is taking care of the ranch, keeping it up in good shape during his son's absence. Dr and Mrs.

Leo Schnur and son and daughter, Paul and Sally, I of Sucaton, spent the week-end looking over their new home near Uhe Civile Etter property, which is i nearing completion. The home is completely modern throughout with a three room guest house adioimng It is being constructed bv Elmer Purtvnian The Rchnurs were aicomnamed bv Bill Spencer, a Tmoe college senior and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pace, building superintendent at Sucaton, and their daughter, Catherine Jane, who is a student nurse at the California hospital in luis Angeles Mrs A. D.

Morse has returned to her home in Phoenix after visiting here in the home of her sister, Mrs William Price Mr and Mrs T. C. Schnebly and Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Sihnehlv mid family were guests of Mr.

and M'. Ralph Miller at a dinner narty Tuesday evening honoring Mr. Millers mother, Mrs. Ella Miller of Goiin, Mo. Mrs.

Milley has been viRitmg here the past vvetk and will leave this week-end for Boulder, Colo, where she will visit a sister before returning to her home in Missouri Mrs Don Willard, Mrs. A. J. Moser Jr and son and Mrs. Ralph Watters and daughter were in Cot- UN TH PTY VCAK.G TOO By V.

T. HAMLIN ALLEY OOP ACTUALLY BURROW THEIR OWN NESTING HOLES IN SOME SECTIONS' OF THE BUT THEY PREFER. WELL JERK YOU WHAT ABOUT TH SHIP SAILING messed FOR AMERICA TOMORROW' THAT UP' THE AMERICAN MINISTER AWw, IrtA SAID WED BETTER BE DRY UP NOW IN VIEW OF THE SECRET NATURE OF THAT NEGOTIATION AN EXPLANATION OF HOW YOL. CAME BV YOUR TO USE ABANDONED YES, THE DEAL TRANSFERRING LOUISIANA TO THE UNITED STATES WAS CONCLUDED WEEKS AGO SUBSTANTIALLY AS YOU OUTLINED IT IN DETAIL! AN LET ME THINK ON. OR ELSE? 1 iif? mes It passed through the tail ef ANSWER- Yes, numerouj Halleys comet on May 18, 1910 NEXT: Why should barn owls be protected UlJllurfl K.rc! 3am lee ime ton.

fa in a be-the pel lire -mu rant ire tis By MERRILL BLOSSER No Border Conference Baseball Competition FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS spending this week in Sedona Her husband, who operates the Hart Garage, took ill while in Phoenix last week-end and was unable to letmn hs woik here lie is improving and will be back at -the gaiage within a short time Si Pei kins is spending several days this week in Phoenix on bus! ness. Mrs M. P. Wentworth of Willard's Courts, and Mr and Mrs Spiang spent last Saturday in lagstaff on business. tonwond Sunday to attend the open house held at the Marcus J.

I aw-rente Memcmal hospital. Iliev then took Mrs Mosei and soil to Camp Verde lie foie i etui mug home. Mr. anil Mis. Ralph Miller and family, Mrs.

Ella Miller and Jakie Bill Watters visited Montezuma Castle and Tuagoot monument Sunday afternoon. Don Willaid made a business trip to Flagstaff Monday Mrs Jewel Britton of Phoenix is If you were smart you wouldn't let me get MY HANDS ON THAT Pop pin you hi jack The money i GOT from SELLING MY CAR TUCSON, Feb. f. (AP) The Border Confeience will not eneage in circuit-wide baseball competition this season Only University of Arizona, Arizona State College at Teniae and University of New Mexico have signified intention of fielding teams. Sedona News RED RYDER WASH TUBBS Shes too young to have so many dates.

Mama. You know that, Cassie warned. And especially with older fellows. I tried to tell her, Mama sniffed. But you know how she is when she gets her head set on somethin' The Boys' 4 club of Sedona will resume regular meetings beginning this Friday night with a meeting held at the home of their leader, Cleon Etter.

The meeting is to begin at 7 oclock. The Girls 4 II club is also to holding regular meeting dates, which were discontinued because of the illness of everal of the members. A definite time will be announced soon by Mrs Ellsworth Schneblv, who is the new leader, succeeding Mrs. George Jordan. The Sedona Union Sunday school was preented the Cub Scout charter Sunday morning by Mrs.

Delia Hart, who represented the Sunday school at the Scout meeting Friday night. Following the presentation, it was voted to have George Cavlor see to having thye charter framed and placed the building. There were 52 present for Sunday school Sunday with the collection $7 59. A total of 501 chapters were read during the week and 20 memory erse4 given Mrs. Rose Rountree of Flagst iff, who was visiting her sister, Mrs Rvan, was a visitor Sunday with Mrs.

Walter Jordan being able to be present after having to miss for some tune due to illness in the family. Mrs. Don WiMard and Mrs Ralph Watters of Sedona and Mr Luna B. Willard of Cottonwood made a sight-seeing trip around Clarkdcle and Jerome Saturdav Mrs. Luna B.

Willard, who came to Cottonwood in 1H8.5. pointing out the many changes from the time the Willard ranch included the ground whch is now the site of Cottonwood and when Jerome enn-sis'ed of onlv one large building ith tens all around for mine workers. Mrs Willard's husband the late G. Willard, was the first postmaster at Cottonwood and the second State Game arden in that viemitv. From Cottonwood Mrs.

Don Willard and Mrs Watters drove to Camp Verde where they visited in the A. Moser Sr home. They were accompanied home bv Mrs. Jie Moser Jr. and small son, who spent the week end In the Willard home.

Mr. and Mrs. D. berts Mr. and Mrs Paul Roberts and Mrs.

Tom Roberts all of Farewell. arrived the first of the week to spend some time here, pos-il'lv remaining indefinitely. Mrs D. Roberts i the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George London and a former F'agstaff resident 2 Billie Dickinson, wife and babv of San Diego arrived the first of the week to spend a month's leave the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Gilbert and family. Mrs. Dickinson will be remembered as the former Mildred Gilbert, who attended Sedona schools. Mrs.

George London and Mr. and Mrs. K. Roberts, who are living at Wil'ard's Courts, spent Sunday visiting Jerome with Mrs. London's sifter and brother-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Rogers. Mr.

and Mrs. Odell Meredith of Prescott spent the week-end here in the home of Mr. Meredrhs sister, Mrs. Carl Richards, Mr. Richards and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brolley and daughter, Barbara, who have been Imrg in the east, spent last week-' end as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Schnebly. They left the first ofj the week to make their home in JT was just like Mike not to let her know he was coming. Not that there was any definite reason why he should. Cassie Fletcher folded the eve ning paper carefully and put it on the worn step beside her.

Her hands w-ere trembling a little. "Mike Cargill, once reported missing, prisoner in a German camp, long hospitalized, due home tomorrow. Town prepares welcome for one of its heroes. That was what the paper had said. The last streamers of August sunlight lay across the porch.

Pungent smoke from Papas aftersupper pipe floated from the porch swing where he lay reading the want-ad section. Mama rocked placidly at the other end of the porch, making a loose board creak rhythmically From indoors came the sound of Sid and Lems quarreling as they coped with the supper dishes. "Leni1 Mamas voice rose petulantly. "Let Sid dry if he wants to, this time. He washed last night! Leni came to the screen door.

It ruins my hands. Mama. It simply ruins my hands. Her voice was tearful And I just got fresh polish on! Hes doin it a purpose! And anyway, it wouldnt hurt him to do the dishes alone! Mama got up, sighing heavily, and lumbered inside. Cassie began to think about Mike Cargill again.

The day hed left. She could still see him, coming along the platform, his small, compact figure swinging along, his hair almost blue in the sunlight, his eyes that queer electric blue that never fades, and with a sort of hardness in them. Yet Mike wasnt hard "Hello baby hed said, his deep voice lifting a trifle, as if he hadn't known shed come down to see him off. Well, I guess this is it. She'd been a little let-down at the way hed said it.

Other couples were clinging together, kissing And Mike just stood there grinning at her like a small boy off on some daring trip. Hed smoked a cigaret and had nothing much to say. But hen the tram came grinding to a stop he grinned at her again and kissed her, a hard, exciting kiss that she Could still feel, she remembered it so welL TTIS letters had been few and far between and very short those three years hed been gone. Well, there hadnt been anything definite between them, anyhow. But Cassie was in love with Mike CargilL She'd had dates with other fellows but they hadnt meant a thing Thered been Mike in her heart, filling it completely, all the time.

Tomorrow he'd be home! Cas-sie's heart skipped a beat. Papa rapped his pipe on the porch railing and cleared his throat "You goin to the depot tomorrow, Cass He pronounced it dee-pot" Cassie shook her head. I couldn't get off," she said. "They're goin to have quite a doin's for that Cargill fella. Thought you might ask off and go." "And get docked for a whole days work and lose my tune and a half Saturday" Cassre said.

She jumped up and started inside, VIC FLINT By MICHAEL OMALLEY AND RALPH LANE ECOND flinging the paper into rocker. She hadnt meant to sound rude to Papa, and she hadn meant to let it slip out about not wanting to lose pay. It wasnt exactly Papas fault that his rheumatism kept him from working regularly at anything, that most of the financial burden of the family fell on her shoulders. She went out to the kitchen, smoothing at the wrinkles in the front of her yellow linen dress She tried to take the dishrag out of Mama's hands. 4 That good-for-nothing little Leni' she said.

"Mama, how many times do I have to tell you its not good to give in to her like that! Oh go on, Cassie, Id as soon wash em as not, and youll spoil your dress, Mama whined helplessly. Her blue eyes watered a little Anyway, Lems got a date with the Cavendish boy again. "The Cavendish boy! Cassie echoed. She reached for the apron that hung in back of the door. Then she appropriated Sids dish-towel and shooed him out of the kitchen Leni certainly is going up the world' But shes too young to have so many dates.

Mama. You know that. And especially with older fellows. "I tried to tell her, Mama sniffed But you know how she is when she gets her head set on something. Mama's DRIVE TO FOIR CORNER.

LEAVE YCXR CAR UNDER ROAD LIGi-T AND STAND OUTSIDE WITH YOUR HAN i VrtY EMPTY. YOU WNl F.CKEJ UP at four A m. 7 Exactly jW 1 lashes, her small, full figure looking voluptuous in the tight black skirt and the blue sweater that matched her eyes. Her bright hair was caught to the top of her head and held with three or four blue daisies of the same shade of blue as the sweater. She looked defiantly at Cassie, her full lower bp stuck out in a pout.

Cassie laughed suddenly. Oh all right, Leni, she said She turned around and began stacking the dishes. Leni pranced out, slamming the front screen behind her, and there was the sudden hoot of a car horn in front of the house. That would be the Cavendish boy. A tiny icicle of warning traced its way up Cassie's spine.

What did Lain Cavendish see in Leni He usually ran around with the crowd up on the hill. The Martin girl. Bryn Mawr and Country Club, mink coats and real pearls, was his usual style. When Mama finished at the sink, she limped out to the front porch again The rocker began to creak. Papa turned on the small porch radio and the sound of the music came faintly to Cassie, as she walked back and forth putting things away.

It set her to thinking about M.ke again, about the times when they used to go out to Joes Barbecue and put nickels the juke box and dance. Joes Barbecue wasnt 'even there any more. Mikell phone me at the office tomorrow-, 1 11 bet ten dollars. she thoughL Her heart lurched. YOU ATE ONO late cr EMPT TORIFSTE IN ON TH Si TACKY IHCV.kS WILL 8E DISPOSED OF.

THATS ALL TT.rv -jr ItirTrTTr5 I v-V (7-: Cl yH'-i mm3 EXI came out of the tiny bed- off the kitchen. She leaned against the door casing for hard ball of excitement an instant, her blue eyes half rolled itself up tight inside her. shadowed with incredible darls (To Be Continued)..