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SAVE THE DATE Feb. II i, Masquerade dance in Douglas adv.
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WHY SUREi THE PRESIDENT Will be out all winter. warm and comfortable. 4Inst Phone 257. Bob Turner. adv
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Was Popular

Capt. Cornell was popular with all classes. whether he was mas ter or pilot of steamer All passengers knew him and when
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
VIII. SLOVENSKY DEN.

stredu, %. julia odbyvat sa bude Idola parku
Will Slovensky Den mahoningskych Slovakov. Sloven
ske Dni tuna usporadovane kazdorocne Okresym Sbo
Slov. Ligy spolui1cnkovania sovenskych spoil
kov celeho okoa. Dosavadne Dni vydarily vzdy
skvele lanskorocnom prtomn6 bolo do 10000 Slova
kov. Toho roku program bude mmoriadne lakavy pre-
to mono urcite ocakavat navstevu vyse 1O00Oov Zu
pa X. Sokoov bude mat Slovenskom Dni svo slet i
narodn Soko Clevelandu zavitaju medzi mas preu-
kazu svom vycvikom. Bude zvaSna slovenska ban
da hrat pri sokoskom cvceni Sokolsk6 zavody tn
este nemal bezpochyby privedd nam mnoho naroda.
Slovensky Den je jednou prilezost 'ou pre- nlalo-
ningskych Sovakov ukaza' svou siu americke verej-
nosti preto Sovensky Den jeho zdar ma zaujiat
kazdy Slovak Slovenka, zai agitovat nan prist Zv-
ste nase sovensk6 spolky, zensk6 mzsk6 zadame ably
sch6dzach zaujme Slovensk6ho Dna boy pocetnej-
Sic zastupovan6, nez tomu bolo do toIo casu Buddca
schod bude 26 dna vecer sloe Sv Cyrlla Methoda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
PRVYCH PAT TISIC DOLAROV.

Sbierka na Kat Maticl Skolski, vede1na Ia nasom
okol vykazovala 8. dna $5433.75 Je to II percent
sunny $4,000 Asbierka neboa este AMI do pn6lo prdu
uvedella Tedy pekny, potiattok t,l
Tento zacatok ma by tssdobrou vzpruhou p,1stit sa
do sbierania rezko zvo Drganzovat' sbierkove vbo
ry snasat nasbierany med do spolocn6ho lila Cim
viac bude sberatel ov, tym pns bude ILL., tym sadsia
dost' tym Wac odusevnenia novych pramehov. Lebo
MET vacsich moznost zdaru ako pr odsevnenej prci
kde ysetci rovnakou usovnost ou pracuji.
Do sbierky plistaj1 sd d'alSe slovenskG koonie.
New York sa tieto dni ponnu hned' prvG dni ma
sbiera vyse $4,000 Slovenska Liga svoom kongrese
odusevnenim prijaa rezolcu prospech Matice. Ia
uatost vyssie slovenskG skostvo sir 20 ceei so-
veskej Anerke ysienka e M ujata, teraz ju len tle-
ia pestovat, zvit vyraste skuocnost ktor prime
sic krajsiu budlcnost americkym Sovakom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
NEVDACNOST SA POMsTI,

Nedavno boo pisane po novinach, re isty pravotar
bude dostavat kazdorocne $4,000 penzie cd kIobucn
ckych priemyselnkov ktorych boil zastupoval iedne
pravote prot uni robotn1kov pravotu vyhral Tehto
pravotar bo predtym suzbach robotnictva "a ktore
pracoval celIm zaparom svojho dealizmu lasky ku
chudobnemu Pud Ale nedostalo sa ml uznania cd lu-
du nevd ak no vonal do nalcia mocnJch oho sveta
tito odvd acili hojne.
poslednd tyzlne zas vyslo ma javo re professor II
niverzt ST v sNbach bohatych priemyselnlkov Vydr-
zavah prednasky, pisa uccbn6 knhy propagacne bro
zlry letaky zavadzanie udu prospecI velkych
podnlkov elektrareilskych pynareflskych inych Vo
yysetrovani pred federanou komsiou eden sprvcov
eektrarn PRIMAL ze nebyt propagandy pomoci profe
sorov, dnes by eektrane pynane vlastnil Pud plat
nizse raty "a eektrinu pyn elekrarne spolocnost
BY sa neboly tax roMnohly ze dnes ch naetok de do
bionov dolarov.
Professor je vysoko uceny clovek pateny e ako re-
mesenik. Mlad professor dostavajn len po $24OO do
$4,000 rocne Stars professor dostavain vacsinou 30
$4,000 $4,000 Professor fch rodiny pohybuj1 sa Y
ajvyssich kruhoch spoocenskJch preto taky plat aky
dostaVaj1, I'M nepostacuje. Ktor nemozu mac prist'
peniazon idn sllzit mocnym sveta lud pre- niekoY-
ko stotiscI Idalarov, utraca biliony
Nevd 'acnost panuje pr mas, Slovakoch. A vo ve-
miere Ny nevieme oceit odmenit syojich sve-
domtych pracovkov. a preto utracame nnoho na syo-
|iom pokroku'
II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

Iowa budd vybavovat' ziadosti
tychto prfbuznych podobnym
sposobom, jakym sa vybavujd
ziadosti zemedelcov.
Pokial ide 0 pribuznych anne
rickych obcanov, budl sa ziadosti
podavat' al v budiicnosti ma for.
mulari els. 633, ktory nplne Wy
hovuje. v prfpadoch, kde zia-
dosti 0 zaradenie manzelov anne
rickych obcanok alebo malole-
.tych deti vo veku medzi Is. d.
rokom do prednostnej triedy boly
schvalene a sd uz vedene eyi-
dencii ma americkych konzula-
toch, mozno ocakavat', ze tymto
cudzincom udelia sa automaticky
mimokvotove prist 'ahovalecke Vi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
II 1923


dat lasi o6t 'aEena silahom Ia
dom) behom dvoch min1t pad
la ma zem. Baion sa lodtrlpul ~
bel odviaty vychodnym smeroIa.
Cestovatelia padli s vel 'kon prud
kost'ou ma l'ad a dYaja Mich bo
Ii l'ahsie ranenf. Medzi tymito .je
j eesky ucenec prof. DIR. r. Be
hounek. Vzducholod padla M
.plavaj1ci ladovec, ktory sa roz-
dvojil a clenovia vypravy sil IN
dve skupiny rozdeleni. Budu "a
chraneni lietadlami, lebo je uz
zname miesto, kde sa nachadzajd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
"a. Vysady, poskytovane pribuz-
nym cudzincov, nevojdd plat
most skorx;a, nez /. julia 1928. Nj
AKo BoLA sTRoeKoTANA
TALIANsKA vzDUCHoLOD

Ako je znamo, y mali yybral sa
chyrny taliansky vzduchoplavec,
general Mobile, $ viacerymi spo-
locnfkmi, ma riaditel 'nej vzducho-
lodi Italia = na seyernu tocnu.
Dna 25. maja rano pol il. hodi-
ne odrazu vzducholod zacala pa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
UL'AvEN1E pR1srAHovALEcKEHo zAKoNA
e. l.. I. S.

| u. IL
| Predloha, navrhujlca ul ave
ME prist 'ahoyaleckeho zakona,
bola konecne priiata dina %. ma
ia 1928 oboma domami kongresu
a podpisana nasledujuceho dna
Iprezidentom Coolidgom:
Novy zakon nie je tax stedry
vo svojich ustanoveniach, ako
mnohi 81 toho priali Nem0ze vSak
byt' ziadnej pochybnosti tom,
re znamena znacnii IL avn pre-
mnoho tuna usadenych cudzin-
GOV, ktori dosial ME sd americ-
kymi obcanmi, a pre- ich rodiny,
ktore doteraz daromne eakaly ma
odchod do Ameriky. Zakon bol
fby ovel "a stedrejsi, ked by byval
Dol prijaty tel forme, jakej
Dol schvaleny domom zastupcov,
senat sa vsak ukazal byt' menej
liberalnym a znacne. obmedzil
niektore ustanovenia za;kona.
70 zmeny prist 'ahovaleckeho
zakona budii t'aEit nasledujjce
skupiny: 49,,
/. zeny, ktore utratily svoje
americke obcianstvo nasledkom
eobasa $ cudzincom pred %. sep
tembrom 1922, budu vptst 'ane do
Spojenych Statov pomimo kvoty,
lked' SUI V dobe podavania ziadosti
0 prist 'ahovalecke vizum ovdoye-
lie alebo zakonite rozsobasene.
| 2. Slobodne deti americkych
obcanov vo veku medzi 18. a 81.
rokom, ktore doteraz boly vph-
st ane iba v prednostnej triede
kvoty, budd m6ct prist pomimo
| kvoty.
| g.. Manzelia americkych obcia-
nok bud1 vpiist ami pomimo kvo-
| ty, ked' boil sobas pravoplatne u
\ lzavrety pred l. ,junom 1928. Do
teraz mohli prist' iba V prednost-
4
nei triede kvoty, ktoraze vyhoda
ostava V platnosti pre- tych Gu
,ldzincov, ktori sa ozenia americ-
lkymi obciankami pof 81. mali
\ 1928.
4. Manzelky a slobodne malole-
te deti, mladsie 81 rokov, tych
cudzincov, ktori boil zakonite
:! pripustenf do Spojenych Statov
na trvacny pobyt, moEno odtera1
'lprisikoyat' " predaostnej triedt
kvoty. Manzelom tuna iusadenycf
, cudziniek sa tato vyhoda nepo
skytuje.
Prist 'ahovalecke VIA budd S;
vydavat' kvotovym prist 'ahoyal
com kazdom fiskalnom rokl
nasledujilcim sposobom:
i Patdesiat procent kvoty kazde
narodnosti ma byt' upotreben
pocas kazdeho fiskalneho rOkl
: ma vystavovame apTist ,ahovalec
kych viz nasledujucim triedan
prist 'ahovalcov, pri com ziadna
tychto sklrpfn nema mat pred
most pred druhou. Az kyotovyn
prist 'ahovalcom, ktori sd otcam
alebo matkami plnoletych anne
: rickych obcanov, alebo manzelm
- plnoletych americkych obcianok
ked boil sobas uzavrety po 81
:, mali 1925, a b V prfpade kazde
narodnosti, ktorej kvota je 30
alebo Wac, kvotoyym prist 'aho
valcom, ktori su zkusenymi re
medelcami, ich manEelkam slo
bodnym odvislym det 'om, mlad
sim 1Ss rokov, ked' fdu spoloen
$ tymito prist 'ahovalcami aleb
, lked ich snasledujls
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15
TERAZ JE CAS-.

Il to vel kOu radOSt 1Ou, ale pre- rO-
/ dicov je to Ease starost 'ou, zvlas-
te pre- tych ktori maju synov abo
i dcery ktori uz vychodili osadnn
abo obecnl skolu. A preco by al
| ME? Diet'a poslat' do hocktorej
skoly je ME tou najlepsou mud
rost 'ou. Pravda, diet a sa moze
hockde vyucit' predmetom pred
pfsanym station abo vyborom, ale
ME vsade moze sa diet "a vzdelat !
ci mravne, ci telesne, ci dusevne.
Len krest 'anske skoly usilujn sa
vzdelat' nielen rozum ale srdce
| diet alta, preto nastava ia sta
rost rodicom otazka: "Kde
poslat' svojho syna abo dceru v
jaseni?'
Chvala Bohu, mozeme hovorit !:
Vyssie skoly pre- nase dievcata uz
name. Jednu v Danville, druhu
v Pittsburgh. Ale skoda je, ze tie
skoly sd zamale pre- tol'ko nasich
slovenskych dievcat, ktore rady
by navstevovaly vyssie skoly. A
pre- chlapcovg HIM to je ina otaz-
ka. Tesime sa, re predsa uz name
aspon zaciatok. Tohoto Skolskeho
roku nasi Otcovia Benediktini v
| Clevelande mali 81 studentov. Ale
| co je to? Viem, ze by SINE mohli
mat do 500 studentov, nasich
slovenskych synov ,ktori by moh-
| Ii navstevovat' tito slovensktl Il
vyssiu skolu. "Ale kde by sa
zmestili?'' pytate sa. | my sa to
pytame: "Kde ich dat'?" Odpo-
we'd by bola l'ahka, keby sme
mali budovy. Teraz jako to roz-
, lustit'? .....
Wy mila Slovac, Youngstown
.skej okolici ste vzdy boil "a vel
Ike veci slovenskeho naroda tn V
Amerike. Wy ste to boil, ktorl
ste vzdy mali vel 'ku Representa-,
ciu kollegiu sv. Prokopa, Lisle:
III. kollegiu to ceskom | teraz
mate tam vasich synov, ably sa
tam naucili milovat' vsetko to, CO
je mile drahe kazdemu Slova,
kovi. A ked' ste sa preukazali to-
muto ustavu tax, ei by to nebolo
krajsie lepSie, keby ste mali va
sich synov eisto slovensko-kato
, lickom ustave = istave ktorJ
by boil vas? ga je to mozn6?" az
da sa mas budete pytat'. Ano jt
to .mozn6. Poviem yam jak.
=, Vo vasej okolici sa teraz zaha
lila sbierka Matice ;Skolskej. Po
, Gull ste slavnych recnikov, ak
boil pan Bosak, pan Badzik, Velp
!. Luba @. S. B. inf. Rozpovedal
= vam snrnu potrebu teJto sbierk,
q ma tie naSe slovenske vysSie skoly
Preto mech kazdy vlozi ruku hi
. boko do svojho vacku a mech zta
: dial, vytiahne ten gros ktory j
: tam ukryty. Date no ma Matic7
= Skolskn, ably ona cim skor mohl
81" oddat' peniaze ,aby sa mohly "a
= pocat' tie nase budovy pre- ii
nase vyssie skoly. Ak nedame
tax darmo je ocakavat', re ST "a
L chovame mladez pre- seba. Darn,
: budeme kricat': Mladez trait
i me'. Preto mech sa preukaE
!, Youngstownska okollca re on
, chce tie skoly pre- chlapcoy
dievcata, a zvlaste pre- svojich sy
nov. Preto pamatajte 81: Sbierki
uz je v pride. Dajte az kym boil
\ Wy sa miniete, ale ten zivy pom
mix ktory Wy postavite - t. j. tt
slovenska vyssia skola pre- chlap
GOV, bude hlasat' svetu re ste t,
w vystavili pre- synov vasicf
: ably sa mohli stat vodcami, alb.
j mohli sa vzdelat', ably mohli pre-
!, ukazat' svetu, lie sloyensky ma
rod ma intelligentov, a re je tai
schopny nadany ako ine narod.
tu v Amerike. Preto dajte, daj
! te, hovorfm, dajte az to boil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-15

Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkov1, osadnf slkv-
most, opfkte nam 10 ) xa1lits I'VE
remit do nasich noyfn.
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(0D GIRI ~ By ROY 1. FOLEY

4 bnxCn woman. WIN seemed %
know everything, rave Nancy =
poke with i be.diainonded finger.
Richest bachelor Ia town. she
whispered but v loudly she could
Be heard hair ACROSS the room.
All eyes were turned to the new
corners, Half dozen Of the girl
guests surrounded Weecott and
his partner. trying to grasp his
hand, to win the womail's atten-
ton.
'Loolxit that. just lookit that. !"
vic was saving. No one was
listening really.
..Disgustin', amt 1T?
He put . heavy hand on the
large shoulder Of the large lady
and repeated:
.'Disgustin'. ain't IT. Amt II
disgustin
1T certainly Is disgustin the
woman answered.
yep. plain disgustir'. 50
Iisgustin' wen have to have an
other drink"
Nancy took advantage OF the
s'disgustin' conversation between
the two to slip out OF the room
hack To the alcove. She opened
the window wider and took long
breaths of cool air. Her head
was Beginning to ache. Her
whole body ached. She rested
her head on the sill. The clippity.
clippity clop OF horses. and the
rumble OF milk wagon were
coming nearer. The rhythm Of
the ho0f beats was soothing, she
thought. 1T was q kind Of
monOtonous music that kept time
with the throbbing in her temples.
She felt herself sinking, the clat-
ter and chatter in the next room
kept fading
She was sound asleep.
She awoke with q start, fright
ened Vic Fleming was standing
over her laughing.
Hey, jerry, Ginger" he called,
his voice thick.
Come in and see Goldie Locks
She's come right in and sat In
the bic bears chair and went
sound asleep. He laughed again,
= loud exaggerated laugh and
lurched out Of the little room.
shouting.
To Be Continued Tomorrow
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smell the perfume ii those two.
bottles she nodded toward the
dresser.
Linda laughed Because I'vs
already smellsd II ron don't keep
ii III bottle. You keep IT h !
little jar,
The girl on the bed leaped VIC.
lentIy to her feet. SO you've
been shopping around my room
when was gone. have your Well
al right; guess we're even. Sure
took your dress but did not
steal 1t. Just took II as evidence
would have been praised by the
county attorney for doing 1T. too.
Sure, I've got II. Only II wont do
any good AZ evidence now that
you've spilled everything yourself.
You can have the filthy thing
backr'
She was jerking open the lower
drawer In the old dresser. and
paving among the nondescript
articles inside. In moment, she
brought out something soft and
rich, glowing ross and purple
under the light. IT straiKhtened.
out TO 4 long. narrow banner, as
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hardly moved when she spoIko
what do you mean The words
had scarcely enoukh infection IL
Indicate question
Dudley stopped laughing ana
leaned forward still cIinging to
the bedstead. You know what !
mean. But IL you really want No
Is tell You've al heard your
whole story, tonight. ii the Crows
Nest. She stopped for b moment
TO note the effect on Linda. There
was no visible effect.
DuIcy went on, with affected
ronchaiance. Not that anybody
was surprised, especially. You
don't have to come to college 70
learn why old men usually send
young girls OF to school and
load ern with fur and fine
clothes ana money. Several OF IN
had had our suspicious, ever
since IT came out that you were
waitress., The last word came
out with q vicious snap. as though
alae had cracked 4 long whip 81
furious words and the tip hAd
flown back sharply.
Linda looked quite blank.
Tor one, continued Dudley, waa
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But she knew enough not to
protest.
a certainly an ! country GIRL
she told herself. Fl guess ! must
have been miles behind the pro.
cessicn up there with Mud ana
Dairy"
she felt as though she were an
old.fashioned llas-been who mad
LET the world 20 BY.
Vic, want 70 make you
acquainted with my new siri
friend, Nancy o'Day. 80
IL she only wouldn't say
want. to make you acquainted
was the thought that came 70
Ginger put her manicured hand
in his and led Vic across the
unused room to Nancy.
Mighty glad to meet YOU
He was big and well dressed
Re held out his hand, ana Many
knew he shouldn't have done lhaL
Didn't he know that men ho'l
offer their hands when Introduces
to women? Evidently not. ~
else he didn't care.
when Nancy put her hand IN
his she could feel that II was E
warm, moist hand, = little loo
soft and veIvety. She remem.
bered how she had observer JONI
BIair's big, square fingered, brown
hands at the circus. J,
well AM glad to meet you'
was repeating.
His eyes were fastener on
Nancy's mass of gold hair tnaI
tumbled over her head.
Some blonde, I'll say"
He bent his head close over
hers and ran his fingers through
her hair as though she was
pretty little poodle that pleased
him.
She smelled gin. She looked
over at Jerry. He was just IN the
act OF planting a kiss on Ginger's
nainted mouth. She knew that
both men had been drinking, and
az Jerry leaned over Ginger, she
saw a suspicious looking bulge In
his right hip pocket:
Collette's party was we'll In
progress when the four turned
waukee street. As Nancy climbed
the narrow wooden stairway, up
to the first floor, down q dingy
hallway. and then up to the
third, down dingier hallway
and then to the fourth floor, she
became more frightened with
every step.
What insane thing IL this I'm
doing?" she thought, yet II was
thrilling. Her heart was pound
ing.
A door down at the end OF tho
hallway was flung open just AZ
the four reached the very last
step. and in 1t, her extremely thin,
black .gowned figure silhouetted
against a panel Of red fabric on
the wall behind her. stood Colette,
hostess, illustrator, free lance
artist
A wisp Of blue smoke was cir.
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] nous she accepted. Somebody else
held out 1 lighted match. she
took her first puff and choked.
She was going to be game II It
killed her. Her moist red lips,
but pale In comparison 70 the
painted mouths Of the other girls
in the room, were set In quite Q
straight line now-ahe decided
she'd play the game. A tall youth.
cigarette hanging out OF his
mouth, asked her to dance. He
pulled her to him, rested his chin
IN her mass Of soft hair, and
sailed out into the middle Of the
floor.
Nancy knew that she was Z
good dancer. Music went right to
her feet, she had often said. laugh
ingly. The two went fox trotting
IN and out. and around other
couples, Music was coming from
somewhere. The candle flames,
blown this way and that a. the
dancers swept by, sent their
shadows dancing across the wallis.
Az Nancy and her partner swung
around the room 4 glass Of some
thing cool and tinkling was thrust
into her hands.
"oh, let me go. I'm spilllng It,"
she told her partner.
Don't spill it. Drink 1t, goose"
he answered.
They stopped for q moment.
and Nancy raised the glass to her
lips. The cool of 1t was delicious.
She took a long drink.
Hey. stingy. leave some for
me-"
Her partner snatched it from
her hands and had JUST raised 1t
to his lips when someone knocked
It from his hand. The crack of
the glass, shattered into pieces,
stopped the babble Of talk as
though someone had fired a shot.
Nancy whirled around to see
vic Fleming, his face scarlet.
Then he raised his hand and
slapped Nancy's partner across
the cheek. In q twinkling the
two were In q fight and before
other men In the room could pull
them apart they had lunged
against q. Chinese lacauered table
Bearing q crystal bowl and lighted
candles. 1t crashed and Collette
screamed,
Ginger, of whom Nancy had
Iosf track, elbowed her way into
the center OF the circle where, Vic
and his opponent were glowering
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hurc 81 ii from TIE fret ever.
since found simon whitlock's
pictuFe "a your desk That's why
j didn't mInd y0ur phIlanderinss
with ny men. one cant hope 70
compete with i professional ~
sides. none of the men were
worth I'll
Linda laughed, nauslcally 81.
most TOO muaicaily, ana stood up
suddenly. stretching her 1.-THE
body like sleepy cat. BE your
sell. Dulcy. / know what's been
bOtherfnk you al this time. First
0f III. you liked Tommy and
Tommy liked me, Then you cast
An eve st Doyle. and saw Doyle
trying fo kiss me III the Alpha q
sunrc0im. No wonder you've.
taken 70 scandalnlongering and
snOOping in closets and such
pleasant occupations. suppose /
would. too, IL ia lost two men to-
the sauna woman in less than
three months She sauntered
toward the door, ma king one grace
full swoop To catch IN the violet
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lCcntinued from Local page.)

s-OtAt1H1Su AhVttA 4tpGaI paSea
dressing gown across the
room.
Why, THE boys, silly.
shs came over and put her
arms around Nancy.
THE boys she repeated, Terry
for me, and Vic for you. Youth
love Vic. All the girls are mad
about him. Thought I'd surprise
you 20 I made the date for you
on the phone downstairs. Vic's
wild about blondes. He just
wont look at 4 brunette That
lets me out or I'd never be pass
ing him over on a silver platter
this way. You can bet your last
cookie on that.
81 Vic always says he likes 4
girl 10 be sort OF innocent like.
And she simply must be blonde.
He says he likes to teach 'em
things and then watch their eyes
open.
80 Just pretend you're 4 de-
niure little golden head, sweet
one. But willing to learn, under.
stand. And youth go over big.
With . capital p vic's sweet
kid" y.
Nancy felt a. though someone
had struck her = blow.
But Ginger. I couldn't think
::'Of course you can think Of
whatever, you were going to say.
Il repeat, Vic's sweet kid and
just wish was blonde enough to
make him love me the way he's
going to fall for you my dear"
Ginger started putting on her
dress. 1T was a powder blue, very
short and very tight. very reveal
Ing. All the soft curves Of her
graceful body were accumulated
by 1t. The skirt didn't quite touch
her knees. The slippers. then,
with extremely high French heels.
She put on long chain of pearl
beads. knotted them about so that
the knot was at the hack of her
neck and the beads hung down
her back.
beads to Nancy. She thought ii
application of powder, another
smear Of carnine on her lips,
already made into 4 cupid's how
that would make Constance Tai.
madge sigh with envy, and Ginger
was ready to receive her callers.
She had timed herself almost to
the minute.
There was loud knock at the
door. and then. without waiting
for Ginger, 1t was flung open and
there stood Jerry Dnrant. His
face was flushed even more than
| In the afternoon. Behind him
| was the man whom Nancy guessed
was Victor Fleming. Both came
into the room A. though 1t we've
= common occurrences. For the
twentieth time that day Nancy
! received new kind Of shock.
r & x 3 = 4 = 81
The Washington times., 1928-08-13
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