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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-09
University
Women VIII
Hear Writer

Members Of the American Asso-
ciation OF University Women will be
guests at the lecture by Mrs. Mar
Earet Aver Barnes, author of Years
oil Grace" Wednesday night at
Caleb Mills hall. The meeting will
precede the lecture with a dinner
and social hour at $50 at the Din
ner Bell tearoom.
Graduates of eastern colleges will
ne hostesses at the lecture, proceeds
: ssom which will go to the Bryn
.dawr scholarship fund Reserva-
tons for the dinner may be made
9Th Mrs. Carroll Skaar.
French conversation study group
VIII hold it's weekly meeting at 1890
Monday at the home of Mrs. New
ton Taylor Todd, STAT Kenwood ave-
nue.. These meetings are open to
any one interested in the subject.
Mrs. w. l.. Richardson is chairman
of the group.
Music section, of the fine arts
study group, will meet at 10 Friday
at the home Of Mrs. T. Victor Keene,
1903 North New Jersey street.
Puccini's opera, La Boheme," will
be the subject for this week. Mrs.
Dorothy knight Greene is the lead
er and will illustrate the opera with
program of its music.
Mrs. Carl Lauenstein will be hos
tess to the pre-school child study
group at 2:30 Friday at her home,
249 West Forty fourth street. The
syllabus by Mrs. Nell Boyd Taylor,
assistant in education of the ma
tional A. A. U. w. headquarters. will
be followed. The topic this week
viii be The Child's Inheritance"
MRS. Paul j. Stokes is group chair
man.
New members of the indianapolis
group Of the A. A. U. w. are Miss
Evelyn Bridenstine and Mrs. James
II. Spaulding, both graduates of
Iowa State university.
Mrs. j. M Williams is forming a
class in contract bridge for mem
bers of the association. Any one in
terested may arrange to join by
notifying her.
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.uSiCuZeS
Program Is
Announced

Choral section of the Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale will meet at 2:3C
Thursday at the home of Mrs. John
Paul Ragsdale, SO Whittier place
Mrs. John Allies will be assistant
hostess.
The program will be given by Mrs
Gerald F. Hyde and Mrs. Marian
K. Thomas, and will concern Music
Before and During the Civil War
Period" featuring compositions OF
Stephen Foster.
Mrs. Hyde will give Deep River
CTaylor) as piano selection and
VIII illustrate her lecture further
by photograph records from the
Stephen Foster Album.
Mrs. Thomas will sing three
groups, the first including Nobody
Knows the Trouble Use Seem and
Swing Low Sweet Chariot" Negro
Spirituals; the second, Fosters
Jeanne With the Light Brown
Hair" Gentle Annie" Uncle Ned
and "Oh, Susanna and last,
Home Road" by Carpenter.
Tea will follow the program with
Mrs. Wilson B. Parker and Mrs.
Earl B. Hill presiding at the tea
table.
Mrs. Simon L. Kiser has arranged
the following program to be pre-
sented by active members of the
Matinee Musicale at 8 Friday at
the John Heron Art institute:
Vocal
..Peuis 1e, Jour" GOuise) =. .charpentier
might .,...,..M arv Helen Brown
Mrs. Louis Traugott: Mrs. Simon -
L. Kiser. pianist.
Variations on a Finnish Folk Song
..,,,, Mother Don't cry) ....... .Merikanto
,6nics TSeS freIaI a
"Bathers in the SUM- ......... .Severac
Miss CAROLYN Richardson.
stainless Soldier on the WALL ....
The Hilis of oruzia clarence .R RShhs9
" Mss Selma zahi scearcy: MSS Issns''
Louise Swan. pianist.
Trio In D Minor ....... MendeIssohn
Motto allegro ed agitato. andante con
passionate.
Virginia LeYenberger. cello. and
Miss Gertrude Free. piano.
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Victoria at the meeting of the In
dianapolis Alpha Delphian Club al
6:45 at the English.
Alpha Beta Latreian Club will
meet with Mrs. Raymond Milburn
1902 North Capitol avenue, with
Mrs. Forest G. Thorne assisting
Miss Mary Orvis will be the speaker
Present Day Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Hubert Smith, 1868
North Pennsylvania street, with
Mrs. H. w. RhodehameI as the as
sisting hostess. The program will
be given by Mrs. Parke Cooling and
Mrs. F. R. German.
Welfare Club will have a lunch
con meeting at the home of Mrs
Volney E. Huff, 2O8 East Maple
road. The assisting committee will
be MesdameS J. Donald Afford
chairman; f M. Campbell, Harry
o. Luft, Harry E. Watson and H
B. Raine.
Review Club will meet with Mrs
Robert Elliott, POST North New Jer-
sey street, with Mrs. j. T. McDer-
mott assisting. Reviews will be
given by Mesdames Robert j. Mas
tiers, Walter Rogers and Ralph
Boozer.
Mrs. Donald D. Fitzgerald, los
Ridgeview drive. will be hostess for
the Irvington Coterie Club. Mrs.
Charles N. Smith will speak on
Women Who Have Influenced
Great Writers" with the discussion
led by Mrs, Marshall D. Lupton.
Monday Club will hold Ian Aft
ernoon of Poetry" at the D. A. r.
chapter house.
La Phyllis Club will hold It's
January social meeting at the home
of Mrs. Hans Jacobsen, 1859 North
New Jersey street.
TUESDAY
Artemas Club will meet with Mrs.
H. M. Hussey. 139 West Thirty
third street. A covered dish lunch
con will be served. Assistant host
eSSeS Will be MeSdameS Charles Nc
Buell., Leslie Mclean and Charles
Judy.
Independent Social Club viii have
a covered dish luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy.
1894 Sutherland avenue.
Irvington Chautauqua Club viii
meet with Mrs. H. o. Pritchard, 357
Downey avenue. The program will
be given by Mesdames W. w. South
ard, Harry Simpson and D. E.
Kramer.
Mrs. Ralph NeSsler, 1924 Gull
ford avenue, will be hostess for the
Alpha Delta Latreian Club. There
will be an open discussion on
Public Personalities of Interest, :"
by the club members, led by Mrs.
Richmond Bastian.
Women's Organization, National
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MRS. LAIR WILL
ADDRESS MOTHERS

Mrs. Frank J. Lair will speak on
Tuesday at the meeting of Kappa
Alpha Theta Mothers Club at the
chapter house, 442 West Forty-sixt1
street, with youth Looks at Life
as her subject.
A musical program will be given
by Miss Jane Adams Gardner, a
member of the active chapter. who
will sing. Following are hostesseS
for the social hour: Mesdames Will
liam M. Felming, chairman; G. H.
Sedan, George Wolford, A. M. Men
denhall, M A. Auerbach and j. G.
White. Mrs. H. S. Adams, president,
will preside,
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american Wan"
Mothers Head
Names Groups

Mrs. Ralph E. Remington, new
president of the Marion county
chapter of American War Mothers,
has appointed committee chairmen
as follows:
Legislative, Mrs. J. E. Barcus; hospital
ization, Mrs. j. B. Cochran; welfare, Mrs.
r. l.. Fitch; patriotic and Americaniza-
ton, Mrs. Emma Strobel; memorial and
zine, Mrs, j. F. Kutchback; finance, Mrs.
Ella Aker; gold star, Mrs. Mary Hummell;
prisons, Mrs. Clara May Pohlman; en-
Berry; sargeant-at-arms, Mrs. Ben Wheat;
sunshine, Mrs zella Ryan; telephone, Mrs
Margaret Hensley; funerals, Mrs. c. M.
Mrs. H. F. Reynolds was ap-
pointed delegate to the Seventh Dis
trict Federation of Clubs.
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SOCIETY PLANS TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

Missionary society Of Memorial
Presbyterian church will meet at 2
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
o. B. Eberly, 500 Oakland avenue,
with the following as assistant hos
tesSes:
Messdames J. c. Plasket. Mary Reddie.
Augusta Siersdale. Claude Bridges. Pauline
Brown; Robert Bland. Anna Wagner and
A. r. Seymore.
Mrs. w. H. Kendall will read the
Bible lesson. The program will in
clude a reading, 1.-The Caller" by
Mrs. R. E. Mills and Mrs. Frank
Cleveland; a paper, Leadership in
the Making, and Progress of Educa-
tional Work" by Mrs. Earl w. Mel
son; musical reading, "Cheng Mai
Night" by Mrs. v. B. Binager, and
a paper, why Do People Give to
Missions" by Mrs. Walter Idle.
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WILLIAM WYSS IS
SO-FRA CLUB HEAD

New officers of the So-Fra Club
include William Wyss, president;
Miss Hermina Ritter, vice-presi-
dent: Miss Ruth Kraeszig. secre-
tary; John Laurie, treasurer; Rob-
ert Sauer, sergeant-at- arms, and
Miss Leonora thinner, delegate to
the board.
Retiring officers are Paul Field.
president; Miss Helen L. Soland,
vice president; Miss Eleanor Lauck.
secretary; William Wyss, treasurer:
John Laurie, sergeant-at-arms, and
Robert Sauer, delegate.
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Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae in
Luncheon; Plan State Dance

Mrs. L. Roy zapf, 326 East Fifty
sixth street, will be hostess today
for a luncheon and meeting of the
Beta Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
Miss Lillian Chandler, London,
England, and since September a
teacher of Latin and French at the
George Washington High school
here, will speak on her school train
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KAPPA DELTA THETA
SORORITY TO MEET

Mrs. Adelaide Miller will be hos
tess for the meeting of Kappa Delta
Theta sorority, Wednesday night, at
the home of Miss Florence Schaub,
PASS Bellefontaine street. Following
officers have been elected for the
year:
Miss Florence Schaub president; Miss
Myrtle McGarry. vice-preSi1enf; MIS- MSr-
garet Miner, recorclng secretary, MISS
Norine Hauscr, corresponding secretary;
Miss BETTY Mcintyre. treasurer. Mrs. Ade-
laidc Miller. historian; Miss Marion wilde,
chaplain.
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BegIey-BnSch
Wedding Rites
Are Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Begley, 3718
North Capitol avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mildred Louise Begley, to Ralph G.
Busch, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Busch, 81 North Pershing avenue,
Dec. 81, at the North Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Rev. Warren w. Want per-
formed the ceremony in the pres
ence of only the immediate families.
The attendants were Miss Kathleen
Hotel and Charles w. Schubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Busch are at home
at 81 North Pershing avenue.
The bridegroom attended Purdue
university, and was a member of
Sigma NJ fraternity.
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BIBLE CLASS WILL
MEET ON TUESDAY

1.-The Woman Who Found Fault
With a Man and Earned His
Gratitude" will be the subject for
the meeting of the Marott Woman's
Bible class at 10 Tuesday morning
in the arcade at the Marott hotel.
This is continuation of the
series of lessons on women of the
Old Testament being conducted
each Tuesday for ten weeks by Mrs.
Charles j. Buchanan.
According to present plans. the
series may be extended over a long
er period, because of its increasing
popularity.
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WARDS WILL FETE
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Ward.
SI!S Pleasant Run parkway, North
orive, Will be hosts for the Irvington
Dramatic Club, Saturday night, Jan.
10. George Bernard Shaw's Apple
cart VIII be read by the r-embera,
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale
are In charge Of the program. Those
assisting with the play will be
MeSsrs. and Mesdames Frank
5rown, Arthur Shultz, Laynan
Schen. George Kingsbury, John Gil.
pert McNutt, Mrs. Robert Insley.
Mrs. Joseph Ostrander. Mrs. Clifford
wagner and Miss Gertrude Insley.
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CLUB WILL DEVOTE
MEETING TO POETRY

An Afternoon Of Poetry will be
held by the Monday Club at 2 Nom
day afternoon at the D. A. r. chap
ter house. Mrs. Carl Taylor will be
in charge Of the program.
Lee Blazer, soloist, will sing, ac-
companied by Mrs. M. D. Didwav.
HoStesses will be Mesdames Carl
Leaman and M. E. Heiner. Tea will
follow the program in charge of the
social committee, Mesdames w. d.
keenan,, w. A. Pierson, Clayton H.
Ridge and w. D. Pyle. A business
meeting will be held.
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Gen. Butler
ON Program
of Club Here

Major General Smedley D. But
Ter, recently retired from the United
States Marine Corps, will address
the general club of the woman's
Department Club Wednesday after
noon.
Our Crime Problem" will be his
subject. with his experiences while
director of public safety in Phils-
delphia for two years as the basis
of his talk.
He will assert that society can
organize for its own defense more
thoroughly and effectively than
can a group of 5angstess and
criminals.
General Butler has seeA more
than thirteen years foreign serv-
ice, including a term in France.
where he commanded the Ponta-
nezen barracks at Brest and later
the Fifth marine brigade
His decorations include two
Congressional Medals of Honor,
the Distinguished Service Medal OF
both army and navy, Etoile Noire
of France, the Brevet medal. Medal
Militaire of Haiti, a meritoriouS
certificate and medals for West In
dian, Spanish, Philippine, China.
Nicaraguan, Mexican, Haitian and
Dominican campaigns, and the
Victory Medal
Mrs. Everett Schofield will intro
duce General Butler and will pre-
side at the business meeting at
preceding the lecture.
The Mary Traub Busch trio. in~
Guiding Mrs Alma Miller Lentz.
violinist; Marcena Campbell, cellist,
and Mrs. Busch, pianist, will give
musical program.
Mrs. Harry E. Watson is chair
man of the social hour which will
follow the program, and Mrs. Alvin
T. Coate, Mrs. H. B. Burnett and
Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, founders
of the club, will preside at the tea
table. s.
Book Of Month group will meet
at II Wednesday morning. Mrs. H.
L. Brown will review The Good
Earth"
A buffet luncheon will be served
at noon Wednesday. Reserva-
tons may be made with Mrs. Hez-
zie Pike.
Board will meet at 10 Monday
at the clubhouse.
Special meeting of the art de-
partment will be at 2:30 Monday
at the John Heron Art Institute
when Wilbur D. Peat, director, will
conduct gallery tour and speak
on the current exhibition of mod
ern masters.
The city hospital auxiliary to the
community welfare department will
entertain student nurses at the lee
ture and will serve tea to the en-
tire group following the talk.
Mrs. w. H. Link and Mrs. Edward
S. Ludlum will be in charge of
arrangements, assisted by a group
of nurses, including Misses Marjorie
Lidel, Olive Payne, Wilhelmina
Harris, Eva Stevens, Melliemae Able
and Mildred Frantzred. Miss
Beatrice Gerrin, supervisor of the
training school and her assistant,
Mrs. G. j. Culbertson, will pour.
Auxiliary to the Public Health
Nursing Association will meet for
Tuesday, at the home of
Mrs. Merritt Woolf, 1880 Guilford
avenue.
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TRI KAPPAS WILL
HAVE BRIDGE FETE

indianapolis Associate chapter
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority, will
hold luncheon bridge at l Monday
at the home of Mrs. J. Dwight
Peterson, 4014 North New Jersey
street.
Assisting hostesses will include
Mesdames P. w. Huddleston, George
H. Beck, D. Reid Dixon and Vincent
Adams.
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MONDAY

I0O4NGl44
Cervus Club will hold its monthly
meeting and guest card party at the
AntlerS.
Woman's Department Club of
Municipal Gardens, will have a
luncheon at 1890, followed by a
business meeting at 1, with the
program in charge of Mrs. Mary L.
Knode. Directors will meet at IL,
Mrs. Bjorn Winger will speak on
Indiana in American Literature
at a meeting of Chapter P, P. E. o.
Sisterhood at the home of Mrs.
George o. Dovey, 4551 Carrolton
avenue.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak
on THE Crimean War and the Lady
With the Lamp" as a continuation
of the series on the reign of Queen
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NATIONAL SORORITY
OFFICER TO BE HERE

Miss Virginia Ernst, Chicago, su-
preme corresponding secretary of
the Sigma Alpha sorority, will be
the guest of Alpha Chi chapter of
the sorority here Sunday.
The chapter will entertain with a
tea in her honor Sunday afternoon
at the Lumley tearoom. While here
she will inspect the chapter.
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BENEFIT BRIDGE CHAIRMAN

Miss Rosemary
Dyer
is chairman of
arrangements
for the
benefit bridge
purity to be
held neat
Saturday By
Gamma
Gl1ln1nGe of
Kappa Alpha
Theta
sorority at
L. S. Ayres'
auditorium,
featuring
O style shoaO.
Tickets mag
be procured
from the
folloaOing
committee
members:
MeSdn9n pc
Walter Krull,
Scott Bre1Cer,
Harold Mercer
and Louis
Hensley and
Miss
Helen Wilson.
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HOSTESS FOR |. A. c.. BRIDGE

HOSteSSeS
for the
luncheon
bridge party
to be held
Wednesday
at the
indianapolis
Athletic Club,
for aUiUeS
of members
and their
guests, include
MeSddmeS
Fred
DueSenberg,
Frank
WooUing,
Elmer
Holtgren,
w ttttuUt II.
Jarrett,
John B. Welsh
and
Ray c. Coz,
social
chairman.
The party 1CiU
be held in the
green room.
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Card Parity Planned

Omicron chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority will hold a card party
Jan. 20 at the Marott, with Miss
Mae Sullivan, chairman.
Evening star., 1932-03-28

eyes you have. May :. :" he said, and
looked at her.
You must go on" she said. and
gave him a nudge.
Very we'll" said he. Its to do
with an uninf1ammable film made OF
paper and quite cheap to produce. Now
that is a matter of great Importance
with an immense future. Everything
that's been tried so far-gelatin film
and viscoSe and so on-is all quite
useless All much too expensive But
l have got 1t, you see. So that's what
1t is, May"
You've got it? Marvelousl And
now?"
Now I have to wait. It's being
patented. There is a big film COM
pany interested in it. too. Now I am
waiting for news. But it's a great
secret. May"
This is really marvellous. How long
VIII 1t take? How long have you been
waiting already? And is it quite GER
tain that your invention is more prac-
tlcabie than the others?"
Yes, quite certain 1 got at it from
quite another direction. My film is
not celluloid at all. but paper. That
opens up immense possibilities In 10
years people will be taking in films as
they do illustrated papers now. You'll
see. I'm expecting to hear every day.
I've been waiting a good time now"
How long?"
Getting on for a year" said Mar
tin, after moments hesitation.
"A year?" repeated May. and then
she fell into silent reflection.
Now that Martin had spoken out
and told her the full extent of his diff
cultieS and his hopes. he felt trifle
empty and discouraged. His invention
was so far in the past. and all those
months of excitement and anxiety and
freshness out of it and left it thread
bare. AS he sat there beside MAY in
the sunshine, after telling her all about
1t clearly for the first time, he felt
almost fraud. What he said was
the naked trutfl-but he scarcely be-
lieved in himself And it did not seem
that May thought much Of 1t either
Size had suddenly become silent and
thoughtful and serious.
Listen" she said after a while with
sudden alacrity. Wouldn't you like
to discuss the matter with Tat? Tat
is very we'll up in these things. Per-
haps, for the time being, he could find
you job in the business. Or listen.
Martin Tell me, wouldn't you like to
MARY me, perhaps?"
Yes" whispered Martin hoarsely in
a ghostlike voice.
There. you see how it is have
TO drag everything out of you with a
Evening star., 1932-03-28

pair of tongs. So you'll talk 1t over
with Tat?"
THAT is Just why I'm waiting 80
desperately for the letter, May: ! can
speak to your father until it comes.
1 am not going to Herr Lyssehnop as
a beggar on my uppers to ask Ior ms
daughters hand" he said ooStinaLeIy.
But there's no question OF ASKING
for my hand. We're grown up; alter
all, and we are agreed. only thought
you might like to speak TO him
When I have the letter. Martin
replied shortly. soa e.,
Heavens, what pig lei ,,
low!" said May. Right. Ihen we II II
wait for your letter. Ana y5V VINO Is II
who was sizzling in boiling OIL? VT,
May, when you sit In Ine sun IKE
this, you are all gold. Your halr ana
your ewes and your skin and your body
all OF gold. The whole May is mace
Of gold inside and out -; SAID
Martin. as he looked dreamily at her.
Nav took hold of the edge OF the
nlank in her strong hands and held
tightly onto It. Dearest" she thought
to herself, how slow and clumsy and
good and stupid you are. everything
has to be done for you. She turned
her head away from him and looked
out over the lake. ~
"I was thinking" she SAID slowly.
wen make an expedition into the
mountains together. Wen go up INTO
the iron Tooth and over the Dorngrat
and the Blasserscharte and over into
the Tauer. III arrange to have the
time free and so must you. Would
you like tc?"
Martin nodded without a word.
There was a song within him May,
this new, beloved May, his comrade
and mate, both girl and woman . .
he walked with her among the noun
tains. amid those mighty solitudes.
NAV looked at him. and perhaps
her ewes were wet What a quarrel
we've had" she said laughing But
now we understand each other again.
And now it's for good and all, isn't it?"
yes" Martin answered, for good
After this they sat for while
longer in silence on the diving board,
Evening star., 1932-03-28
h@"AaT'4s ''!';;;! SIMMER q

and no motor car Scme of them can't
go to a dance because they have only
the one wretched blue suit that the
very walters laugh at. And one pair
OF brown shoes. And when the soles
wear out they can't sleep all night for
thinking over and over again how they
are to have them soled. What is the
matter, May?"
Nothing I'm only laughing Every
thing will 60 right with us now. You
are speaking out at last. Tell me more
about it &. ~
You can imagine that such people
have got to be angry in order to keep
I'D their spirits. or their strengthen
whatever you like to call 1t. Otherwise
they would go to the wall. Thev have
to work for years at an idea. When a
man is schooled in povertv he puts up
With devilish l2t. He sets himself to
a problem and doesn't give in till he
has solved it. But you don't under
stand anything of technical matters,
and so I can't explain all that" said
Martin. as he looked away from May
and over the lake.
May leaned forward until she could
meet Martins eyes
There, and now let me speak" size
said in her husky deep voice. You've
had horribly bad opinion of me. dear
Martin. Because we stay at the Peter
mann and have a motor car and be-
cause I spend my days with men like
Bobby and the tall count. you think
that there's nothing in me But that's
just at Frauensee, just for the holi-
days. Here you are only a swimming
instructor whom the women run after
But at home you are an engineer and
capable man. And here l am only
a silly girl having a lazy time of it;
but at home l do the English CORE
spondence for the firm. and that is no
light job. put in my eight hours
like any other self-respecting person.
and I don't. by any means live in tie
clouds as you imagine. Tat made me
work for two years on the welfare side.
and year in the staff room. And so
have a thorough inside knowledge Of
our work people. I have had no tech
nical training. But you can explain
that to me- Tat explained to me all
about his coach-making business. and
can follow it quite we'll"
Martins reply to this was. perhaps,
a little beside the point. What brown
Evening star., 1932-03-28
HOSIERY EXECUTIVE WED

SEATTLE, March 28 Cp.-A Uni
versity Of Iowa romance eliminated in
the marriage here yesterday Of Miss
Laura Light. Tacoma school teacher
formerly Of Fairfield, Iowa, and p. o.
Ferrell. vice president of hosiery con-
cern of indianapolis, Ind.
The couple met en- the University of
Iowa campus more than five years ago
After honeymoon trip through Mex
leo and the Southern States they will
make their home in Indianapolis
Evening star., 1932-03-28
INJURIES KILL AIR PILOT

DES MONIES, March % OP.-Max
Diebold, 10, of Casey, Iowa, died yes
terday from injuries seceived in an
airplane crash Saturday, in which Will
liam Lawrence, 10, of Norwalk, was
killed instantly.
Diebold, the pilot. died without
learning of Lawrence's death. The
plane crashed from a height Of 400
feet when Diebold, who had obtained
his pilots license only Saturday, at
tempted to make vertical turn.