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a en- proporci6n a Ia altura, en-

"a en- proportion a Ia sltura, en-
la misma proportion como en-
las capas inferiores de ia atm6s-
fera.
Entire las alturas de $4,000 y
So, goo pies, los apafatos de-
professor Regener registraron
IA wees la intensidad de los fa-
yos c6smicos, a regulares inter
vaIos; mientras que Ell professor
Picard, en- su vuelo a la estra-
t6sfera solo pudo medir una vez
y a muy baja altura.
Hasta los $4,000 pies la inten-
sidad de los rayos ultra crecid
rapidamente, pero desde ahi
hasta los $4,000, donde Sc hizC
la Ultima comprehension de in
tensidad por medic de las foto.
grafias, Ell aumento de los rayos
fue mucho menor, hasta que ST
convirti6 en- una cantidad ralati
insignificante.
En- vispera de la ascenci6n de
professor Picard, ell professor
Regener trajo evidencias de I'm;
Iusfera a la cual no espera llegal
ell professor suizo.
Durante la ascencion la ten
peratura dentro del globo 81
mantuvo Ell 86 grades.
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Lancaster, a quien aver absol-

Lancaster, a quien aver ahsol-
viera IN jurado del asesinato
de su rival en- amor Ell joTen
escritor americana aaden
Clarke.
Sin planes definidos para ell
future, decline discutir cual
sera su actitud hacia la Sra.
Keith Miller, la a~viatriz aus
cuyo afecto lie arreba
tara Clarke.
La deliberacion del jurado
que dict6 la absoluci6n, dur6
cuatro horas y sc minutes.
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.AGRUPACION PRO-INDUS-
TRIA DEL TABACO HA-
BANJO EN- ESPANA

Por este medic cito a los que
componen esta Agrupacion Y a
sus simpatizadores para Ia Jun
ia que Sc celebrara la noche del
Jueves Is del presente, a las 8
p. M, en- ell salon del Centre Es-
panol de Ybor City.
Ell SecretariO
La gaceta., 1932-08-18

Stuttgart, Alemania, agosto
18.-El professor Erich Regener
del Institute Tecnol6gico de
Stuttgart, ha tenido exito ele-
vando I'm globo a la altura de
$4,000 pies, cerca de II millas y
media, con aparatos especiales
para medir y registrar los rayos
c6smicos en- la estrat6sfera.
Despues de varias horas ell Clio
DO descendi6 en- las afueras de h
poblaci6n, sin que sus aparatos
sufricran dano al9uno.
Ell professor Picard, que pre-
para una nueva ascenci6n, SUI
bio a 52,462 pies ell % de mayo
de 1881.
I'm examen de las placas foto-
graficas y otros inventos que
funcionan como I'm cerebvo ar
tificial, han arrojado sorpren-
denies resultados en- contra de
las teorfas cientificas de los RAJ
yos en- la estrat6sfera. Las plan
chas fotograficas muestran que,
Icontrario a la teorfa, la intensi-
dad de los rayos c6smicos no au-
menta dentro de la estratosfe-
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perimetro urbanO.

perfmetro urbano.
Los nombres de los detectives
no han sido dados a conocer,
pero ellos vienen trabajando a
las 6rdenes de l.. R. Cobb, jefe
de la escuadra del vicio.
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yIII)R ,JUVENn-

FL Dr.. Nagnas Hirchfeid, Ia ben conoddaa utoridad mundal en-
sexologfa y director del Institute de Cienca Sexual de Berlin, Ale
mania. cre0 las
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NOTTCIAS DE-.
INTERES local
(Viene de La 1a.)

scar, I'm autom6vil nuevo, marca
Auburn.
Arguelles, hablRndo por los
tres, manifesto que habian SAGA
do esos automobiles para diver
tirse y sin intenci6n de robarles
NADIA.
Cuando la policia recuper6 los
vehfculos, estaban intactos.
Teniendo en- cuenta los buenos
antecedentes de los tres, ell juez
Petteway decide aplazar la sen
tencia, dejandolos en- libertad ba
10 promesa de presentarse perlt
dicamente al diputado Peacock
"Voy a tratarlos a ustedes mi
ACCOMPLISHMENTS - les diJo e
juez - pero les mantendre vigi-
lados y en- Ell momento en- que al
guno Sc deslice sera traido a m.
presencia y 10 condenare."
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rifieara i'm fnitia en- Ell parque
de Robes para discutir Ell asun-
to del alnmbrado pdblico.
Pronunciation discursoe dis
cutiendo los aspecto de Ia cues
ton, los abogados T. Edmund
Worth, Harry N Sanders, Tom
Watson Y Ell concejal Thompson
Sc ha pasado una invitaci6n
al senador Pat Whitaker, pero
este no ha contestado aun y no
sc sabe 81 hablara o no.
Han convocado ell mitin los
Representatives. de ocho clubs
|oivicos de Tampa.
Saldra hoy para ell Canal de
Panama, con $4,000 sacos die
ell vapor americana
Vienna Lykes. Esos $4,000 for
|f1an parte de un c~argamento de
4OO, 900 que la companfa Flori-
ia Portland Cement, de Tampa
|(ebe remitir a la iona del Canal.
Dos nuevos detectives han ST.
do agregados al grupo de agen-
atas que persigue la bolita, la
prostitution y otros vicios del
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Mount Pleasant Chapter met January
!. There was reception 10 the new
officers. followed by entertainment and
dancing. Past Grand Patron William
Belts was the distinguished guest. The
chapter will hold its annual dance and
card party January az at the Shoreham
Hotel. Past Matron Sarah r. Williams
Is chairman.
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Snow of Brilliant Hue.

Snow of any color other than white
is rarity, yet the phenomenon of
coiored snow has been noticed on
several occasions. The first report Of
this kind was made by Sir John Ross
in 1918, and was then declared to be
due to the presence of some minute
organisms. but whether of an animal
or vegetable nature was a question.
The snow field discovered by Ross was
of a bright red. 1t appears that some
OF the red snow organisms assume this
color only when living in snow, being
of a very different color in other sit
uations. Yellow snow was found In
the Kara Sea and a violet-brown snow
was reported in both Greenland and
in the Andes. Blue snow has also been
reported. Snow is sometimes eolored
by dust deposits. A red snow, seen In
the Alpine Country, was found to have
been tinted by Sirocco dust from the
Sahara Desert.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
FRATERNITIES
MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Today-East Gate, No. "a, serv-
ices, Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, 3 pm, Rev. J. Woodman
Rabbitt.
MISUNDERSTANDING, No. "a,
p. c.; Ioppa, No. IS, e. A.
Tuesday-Federal, No. l, NJ. M;
Takoma, No. 20. NJ. NJ; Samuel
Gompers, No. as, M. M.
Wednesday-Chevy Chase, No.
AZ, M. M; st. Johns Mite Asso-
citation.
Thursday-The New Jerusa-
lem. No. 9, NJ. NJ.
Friday--Joseph H. Milans, No.
80, M. M; Justice, No. 46, M. M.
Saturday-School Of instruc-
ton.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tomorrow-Anacostia. No. IL,
and Washington Naval, No. 6,
joint grand visitation.
Tuesday-Capttol. No. II, and
Woodbridge, No. is, joint grand
visitation.
Wednesday - Washington, No.
2, social, address by Capt. L. M.
Bricker.
Friday-School of instruction.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Evangelist Chapter,
Rose Croix, statutory assembly.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

first part of the evening Deputy State
| Councillor c. A. King installed the fol-
lowing officers: Councillor, Emory w.
| Sutphin; vice councillor, Harry B. NAL
lory; recording secretary, Allan c.
Witherite; assistant recording secretary,
Robert z. McCulloch: treasurer, VIII
, liam H. McCrung: conductor. William
]. Hollway: warden, Lawrence E.
West; inside sentinel, Alexander J.
/ Allen; outside sentinel, Lawrence Har-
mon: chaplain, L. II. Rector; trustee,
w. z. Schorr. H. B. Mallory was ap-
pointed as chairman Of the Good of
| the Order Committee. Herbert @.
Powell presented his application by
transfer card from Mount Vernon
| Council.
E. j. Ross Council held initiation,
when r. H. Rabbit and NJ E. Taylor
were received. State Councillor T. r.
Jones was guest of the evening.
WOoDMEN OF THE WORLD.
| Delegates to the Boosters Club, elected
by the local camps of the Wood
men of the World During Deem
Der. will assemble for the first
convention of 1899 next Friday eve
ming. The new administration of the
club will be chosen ON that occasion. A
delegation from the District OF Columbia
Bicentennial Committee, headed by
Chairman John G. Mcconnell and Sec
retary William A. Riley, will announce
plans for fraternal features of the years
celebrations. President Schoenberger
will make his valedictory and State Man
ager l.. G. Jones will install the new
/ officers.
! Fraser Camp is to hold an open meet
ing tomorrow night for friends and yis-
iting members to witness the annual in
stauation. The new officers of the
Washington groves of the Ladies' Cir
Gle have been invited to participate in
the ceremonies. A program of enter
tainment has bean arranged.
| A special committee from groves in
the District of Columbia Is preparing
| for mass meeting January 80 in
honor of the national president of the
Woodmen Circle, Mary E. La Rocca of
Omaha.
B. P. o. ELKS.
| The lodge will hold an informal oyster
roast January 16 at pm. at Auth's
plant, Seventh and B streets southwest.
There will be an entertainment for the
members and their guests. The COM
mittee in charge Is composed of Percy
Klein, Joseph J. Hagerty, Charles Lang
mead, Fred Knessi and James Farrell
Fred Whitehead will be toastmaster.
William S. Shelby was appointed by
the lodge as full-tine secretary and will
make his headquarters at the club, 9l9
H street.
For the first day Of the celebration
of the 50th anniversary of the lodge,
February II, a banquet will be held at
the Mayf1ower Hotel. Frank j. Hogan
will act as POSTMASTER. Before the
banquet Past Exalted Ruler Edwin S.
Fuller, chairman of the selective men,
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vanderwort; inner guard, Charles
Hooper; outer guard, W. T. Southard;
master at arms, j. A. George; repre-
sentatives to Grand Lodge, John M.
Kline, ST.; H. Nj Vanderwert, A. C.
Moon, Charles Hooper and j. s. George.
Pythian Sisters.
Rathhone Temple met, with Most Ex-
cellent Chief Bella Sipos presiding, The
following officers were installed: Most
excellent chief, Mrs. Mae Whftworth;
excellent senior, Mrs. Ella Suthard: ex-
cellent junior, MRS. Thelrna Simmons;
manager, Mrs. Lillian Kraemer; protec-
| tor, Mrs. Rose Bean; guard, Mrs Letch-
er; mistress Of records and correspond
ence, Mrs. Alice Smith; mistress OF
finance, Mrs. Matte Hooper; past chief,
Mrs. Bella Sipos; degree captain, Mrs.
| Lillian Dreamer; electrician, John Pres
colt; pianist, Mrs. Freda Stine; press
/ correspondent, Mrs. Ella Thornton.
Mrs. Alice Kirby was the installing
| officer.
! The Past Chiefs Association will
meet Tuesday evening at the home OF
! Mrs. Margaret Coffin, 115 Fourth street
southeast. There will be installation OF
officers. All members are urged to be
| present.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Unity Council had a Christmas party
for the children on December 80. At
| its last. meeting the councillor, Miss
Viola Mallonee. presided.
Kenmore Council met in honor OF
the state vice councillor, Mrs. Belle
Gibson; Mrs Cleada Horne who re-
ceived a committeeship from the State
| Council; Deputy Mrs Mildred Rock and
Past Deputy MRS. Fannie Joyner. The
program included a musical program
rendered by the Joseph Daniel Glee
Club.
The semper Fidelis Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Eta GLADDEN. at her
home The meeting was presided over
! by the president, Mrs. BERTHE Purdy.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Purdy.
Eta Storey presided at the last meet
ing of Barbara Freitchie Council. In
itiation was held and three candidates
were initiated. Mrs. Viola Thompson
presided at the piano. Remarks were
made by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ripper
and the deputy, Mrs. Louise Grubbs.
Installation was held January 7.
Eagle Council convened, with the
councillor, Mrs. Ada Schwab, in the
| chair. Plans were completed for the
distribution of Christmas baskets.
Independent Council elected Mrs.
Audrey Williams as assistant recording
secretary. Mrs. Marjorie Mathews was
reinstated.
Fidelity Council convened, with the
councillor, Mrs. Mabel Ludlam, presiding
Mrs. Sadie Cavanaugh made a report
on the material for the new uniforms
Flagbearer Mrs CaSalege invited men,
bers to her home New Year eve.
Triumph Council met, with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Carrie Yancy, in the chair
Five dollars was appropriated for the
orphans fund. Mrs Marie Stephenson
was appointed as acting trustee. Mrs.
Evening star., 1932-01-10
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Chancellor Herman Wealth
all, assisted by Grand Vice Chancelior
e. ]. Newcomb and Grand Lecturer n.
B. Bergman, installed the following
oficers in webster Lodge: Chancellor
commander, c. L. Warner; vice chan-
cellor, Charles F. Wise; prelate, Har-
old Hellman; master Of work, George
Nickerson; keeper of records and seal,
T. C. Taylor; master exchequer, S. M
Banks; master finance, ]. K. Morton; q;
master at arms, Frank Letcher; inner
guard, Z. L. Pierce; outer guard
Frank Kerper: trustees, j. I. Cuth-
bert, Frank Crown and A. G. Smith !;
Grand Lodge representatives, Frank 3.
Crown, A. c. Smith, j. T. Cuthbert, r.
o. Lowering and Fred Chaimson.
Capitol Lodge, No. 24-Grand Chan
cellor Herman Wealthall, assisted by
Grand Keeper W. A. Kimmel, installed
the following officers: Chancellor COM
mander, T. G. Ecton; vice chancellor,
Eugene Doleman; prelate, A. Z. Cor
ham; master of work, Q. z. Crump;
keeper records and seal, G. W. SoIlers;
master finance. C. L. Saur; master ex-
cheouer. II. r. Tucker; master at arms.
A. W. Dubois; inner guard, Jesse
Tucker; outer guard, P. w. Becker;
trustees, E. Doleman, A. E. Gorham
and Jesse Tucker; Grand Lodge rep
resentatives, o. z. Crump, J. Z. WI
son, Jesse Tucker, George W. Sellers,
A. e. Gorham and W. c. Johns.
Oficers of Home Lodge-Chancellor
commander, w. C. Kienle; vice chan
cellor. j. A. Williams; prelate, C. F.
Haden; master of work, j. E. Willis;
keeper records and seal, j. E. Rhodes;
master finance, w. M. Slater; master
exchequer, w. M Slater; master at
arms, Daniel Rothwen Grand Lodge
representatives J. E. Rhodes, Daniel
Rothwell, ]. A. Williams, w. M. Slater
and c. F. Hayden, were installed by
Grand Vice Chancellor E. J. New
comb.
Century Decatur Lodge on January 4
conferred the Esquire rank on four cam
didstes, two of whom we're from Web
ster Lodge. 1t also had installation Of
officers, conducted by Past Grand Chan
cellor Lee B. Emory. The lodge Will
have work in the Page rank January Ii.
Grand Trustee Dent M. Freeman In
stalled the following officers in Mount
Vernon Lodge: Chancellor commander,
A. L. Whitworth; vice chancellor, r. e.
Lowe; prelate j. w. Gaver: master Of
work, Charles Reynolds; keeper records
and seal, w. D. Weekly; master finance,
A. C. Moon; master eXchequer, H. M.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Nicholas was Installed as six months
trustee and also Miss Alice Brumbaugh
as II months trustee.
At recent meeting of Anaeestia
Co0nen, presided over by the councillor,
Mrs. Efae Mehler, Santa Claus paid o
Mrs. Edna Dyer, chairman of the Hos
pitality Committee, presented their
check for $40 for the orphans fund.
The Hospitality Committee met at the
home of Mrs. Nora Lee, with MRS. Edna
Dyer assisting. Each member received
gift.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington General Assembly, Fourth
Degree Of the Knights of Columbus,
met Monday evening at the Msyfiower
Hotel and the death Of Faithful Master
Charles w. Darr was announced. The
assembly unanimously adopted a suit
able resolution, drawn up by a special
committee, to be sent to his family.
Sir knight Patrick j. Haltigan gave a
talk on the work done for the knights
of Columbus by the late master during
his life, as well as for the Holy Name
Society and other organizations with
which he was connected.
Rev. Charles Oscar Rosensteel, pas
tor Of the ST. Johns Church, Forest
Glen, Md, was appointed chaplain for
the assembly for the ensuing year.
Sir Knight William F.. Montavan,
K. S., director Of the legal department
OF the National Catholic Welfare Coun-
cil gave talk on '"The Spanish Re
was the official representative to Spain
of the National Catholic Welfare Coun-
Gil and spent many weeks in that
country
washington Council, No. 224, win
meet Tuesday evening, at 8:15 pm.
Immediately after .the business session
the Pot-of-Gold feature will take place
and talented members Of the st. Ca
briel's Players will present program
Of music, vocal and dramatic skits.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.
Star Spangle Banner Council at its
last meeting gave a children'S party.
William Boyd, assisted by State Council
Warden E. M Garrett, had charge of
the program.
The first of the series of annual visi-
tations by the State Council officers
was held January 4 to Reno Council.
State Councillor Thomas F. Jones and
his official staff of officers were escorted
by drill team from Liberty Bell Coun-
Gil. They were received by Councillor
Church Of Reno Council. I. II. Bow
man OF Damascus, Md, and Rev. wal
ter M. Michel of Pride of Potomac
Council of Cumberland, Md, were
guests. The next visitation will be
held tomorrow night in the Northeast
Masonic Temple, when the State Com-
Gil will visit Capital Council On Janu-
ary Is they will visit Washington Coun-
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
Liberty Bell Council was presided
over by Councillor G. J. Lomax for the
Evening star., 1932-01-10

bership campaign. will have class Of
200 who will be initiated.
The Boys Band of the lodge viii en-
tertain in series of concerts the fol-
lowing institutions this month: Mount
Alto, Walter Reed, Naval and Et. Eliza
beth's Hospitals, inmates at Lorton, the
District Jail and st. Josephs Orphan
Asylum.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
Dee Gee Circle met last night at the
Masonic Northeast Hall, Naomi Swami,
president, presided. The newly elected
officers were installed by Patty Bart
lette, State supervisor. Ethel Miles and
Deputy Grubbs arranged a birthday
party.
The Junior Dee Gee Circle met at
pm. IN ths same hall. Cora e. Phillips,
Junior director, was present.
Congressional Circle will meet Mon
day night at Pythian Hall. Cora e.
Phillips will be present to institute the
Congressional Juniors.
Gardenia Circle win meet at Odd
Fellows Hail.. Seventh street, January
l3, at 8 pm. The officers will be in
stalled by State Supervisor s. Belle
Gibson
All juniors are requested to meet Mrs.
Phillips Monday evening at the meet
ing Of Congressional Circle.
National Circle will meet Wednesday
at pm. at Phoenix Hall, Fourth
street northeast.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Columbia Review will meet at the
club room Tuesday evening.
Washington Review, Mrs. Mary Kill
leen, president. will meet Friday eve
ming.
BrightWoed Review meets Monday
evening.
THE MACCABEES.
Martha Washington Hive will install
officers Thursday evening In Odd Eel
lows Hall, 419 Seventh street. Regional
Director z. Olive Eckert will be the in
stalling officer. The sir knights OF Ma
tional Tent are invited to be present.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Washington were installed january 2:
Captain, A. L. Hjortsberg; lieutenant,
James z. GrifSth; ensign, William II.
Darr; clerk, Guy Glossbrunner; ac-
countant, Frederick Walterholter. The
canton win act as q guard OF honor at
the celebration of Thomas Wildey an
niversary, January 16. The uniform
will be full dress. Members are re-
quexted to be present ON Saturday
nights for regular drill, as plans are
being made to organize special drill
team
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Extreme lowness. Streamlined running boards. Snug
tenders. Vtype radiator. Longer wheelbase. Extra
wide doors. Wide, comfortable seats Automatically
controlled shock absorbers. Fully insulated bodies
Airplane type instruments. Increased power and
speed. Genuine ee-Wheeling. Synchro- Silens
transmission. Thermo-conroled oil temperature
regulator--she oil is cooled in summer and warmed
in winter And IS more outstanding features Ia tho
new Hundred Feature" Hupnaobile.F
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Mount Horeb Chapter, No. 7, has
scheduled the Mark Master degree for
Tuesday evening. The grand visitation
will be held at special convoeation,
January 19.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Capt. L. Monroe Bricker, U. S. A.,
Ordnance Department, will deliver an
address on Armament" at the con-
vocation of Washington Chapter, No 2,
r. A. M, Thursday evening, to which
Royal Arch MaSons have been invited.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Matron Dorothy D, Paul Of Federal
Chapter announces toe meeting for
Evening star., 1932-01-10

- ERVICES at the Masonic and
- Eastern Star Home this after
noon at o'clock will be con-
- Quoted under the auspices of
Esss Gate Lodge, No. "a, with
Rev. ]. Woodman Bsbbitt, pastor of
he Church Of the Covenant, oficiat-
ng. Special music will be provided.
Evening star., 1932-01-10

Matron Ethel Waterteld of Harmony
Chapter announces the meeting Janu-
ary IA is called off. due to the Grand
Chapter session. The Auxiliary Home
Board will meet with Angela Cook,
chairman, l7l9 Eighteenth street, jan
nary IL at pm. The ehairmen and
vice chairmen of the various committees
met at the home Of the matron Janu-
ary 2 and made plans for the year,
Jack vgaterfield. chairman Of Ways and
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what happens when you work in
an office all day. and then go
gallivanting out at night.
She wanted to ask about the
girl. . wanted terribly to ask
just one teenytiny question. But
she wouldn't. Not if she died
for it.
At first she didn't mind so
much. A boy as handsome as
Les Sherwood would have other
girls. of course. Naturally she
couldn't expect him to drop
everyone else for her. He might
have had that date before he
even met her.
Gives Up Hope
But when the week went by,
and Saturday came again, she
gave up hope.
Just to be doing something
she dressed in her nice blue
crepe dress, and put on her best
pumps, tor
Going out?"
Aunt Julia, chewing on a
crisp soda cracker literally
sprinkled with grated cheese,
appeare>, in the doorway.
mo, I'm not going anywhere" "
Expecting company? I'd bet
ter go light up in 'front.'"
Val threw up her hands. No!
I'm sick of company! I'll never
have company again. Never!
NeVer!"
Well, don't get excited about
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Val smiled grimly.

val SHlIIed gTlInly.
Il mad a good job and I left,
left, left"
Aunt Julia stepped along,
happy. oh, so happy, to have
the old Val back.
They had another :perfect"
Sunday, reading, and listening
to the radio.
Aunt Julia Angry
Looking back at it, it was
almost certain that he hadn't
had very good time that
last Saturday night. He didn't
seem to enjoy the dancing. and
he hardly touched his chop
Suey.
Still. he did say, See you,
Soon."
Perhaps it was the house. A
man like Les used to homes
like Dorathea's. Big. comforta-
BILE rooms, with freight and
candles, and flowers.
She went into the front
room, looked at the stiff chairs
in rows. The furniture wasn't
so bad. The chesterfield and
chairs were all right. If she
could just get rid of that awful
cupie doll lamp over the radio,
and move things around a
bit. =.
Aunt Julia came in, found
her. 1t was the only time she
had ever tried to change any
thing in Aunt Julia'S house.
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VALENTINE"

(Continued from Magazine Page
you here? Isn't this house good
enough for him?"
"Oh, Aunt Julia, it isn't that.
He just wants to go out. Every
body does! I do, tool"
They went for drive on Fri
day. and on Saturday they went
to downtown movie, and then
to a chop suey place to dance
afterward.
Flushed with success, thrilled
to think that at last Aunt Julia
was having to worry about her
like other girls, Val suggested
swimming Sunday afternoon,
and supper at home afterwards.
Don't think I'll be able to
make it," he said.
Monday, Dorathea NeSbitt. in
the office said. We had the
best time Sunday. My friend
and l, and Les Sherwood and
his girl went over to Stinson
beach. We had a perfect pic
nic-crabs and mayonnaise and
tons of fresh French bread we
sought at funny bakery along
the line"
1T was a perfect day. We
had gorgeous time, too!"
This wasn't strictly true. Val
had spent most of Sunday
nursing sick headache, listen
Ing to Aunt Julia lecture on