A Changed Man - Eckgren, Betty
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Ruskin Friton (the author's father) disappears from his loving family in St. Louis, and serves in the US Army under a different name during World War I. He marries an Army nurse, Margaret Kumpman, who knows him only as Thomas Burton. Daughter Betty, who has been researching this unsolved mystery for 10 years, wants help from readers.

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Ruskin Friton (the author's father) disappears from his loving family in St. Louis, and serves in the US Army under a different name during World War I. He marries an Army nurse, Margaret Kumpman, who knows him only as Thomas Burton. Daughter Betty, who has been researching this unsolved mystery for 10 years, wants help from readers.
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A bit of a job-hopper, Betty Eckgren taught school in California and Hawaii; then worked as a journalist for the "Honolulu Star-Bulletin"; next, an information officer in Tokyo, and advertising copywriter in London. With a master's degree in Library Science, she became a librarian in the Los Angeles and South Pasadena Public Libraries; later, in Canada, at the Greater Victoria Public Library. A Changed Man is her second book. The first, "500 Live Ideas for the Grade Teacher," was co-authored by Vivian Fishel and published by Row-Peterson. It sold more than 30,000 copies.