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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Here note there note, everywhere a note. Bill Moriary the Denis political forecaster will be among the members of the Laurel Club toasting William j. G. Myers retiring state AP chief in Hartford tonight Art Bowling that he covered all of fifteen square miles in his trips about the city Christmas Eve when he the perfect St Nick many household in various sections ot Little Old Matatuck'. Congressman Joe smith left TOT Washington yesterday He will be formally sworn into office when Congress January g. George May nar is going to make one New resolution to forget his newspaper friends again. Pat Wallace and
 bbie Conan lead the Columbian Squres basketball team the Big City, . Joe Mucunry promises gala time, plus his own personal handshake for all those who visit the Washington Park Community House New Years Eve when the clubs first frolic will be held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Editor Tall ToWer Topics: Reading your aten about the name behind Corporal Coyle Post No. l. American Legion n last mighs column recalled httte iscdent me that thought might be of some interest to gour readers. You mentioned that Corporal Coyte Uas struck by am erploding shell February 2S 191S Just taoo days before that Corporal "7l'nmle Daley had been kled avhe engaged % oayomet practace at Conn Devens Coyle aUas in Company A, 1O2nd In- famtry aUile Daley avas Company E. S04th Intantry To better feloWs Hved than these ocat heroes too Veteran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Good Evening.
NEWS WRITEMS
iiSl BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Santy came and went this week Business reached very high peak Gales in New Engand-thar she blows, Did much damage as everyone knows Crack Canadian Limited in fatal crash Society sees many debutantes feted-flash! S6,OOO,O0O settlement estimated in the rough For son of Libby Holman, hardly seems enough Opera season opened down in New York town Quite to do deciding on the most brilliant gown Stage all set in Pennington, so they say For the Hauptmann trial way out in N. J... Skaters out in droves-down the pond they go- The weather man says ran yes and maybe snow.
 -Em Elm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
AnslDers To
 Test Questions

Below arc the answers Co test unAstIODs printed 0D Page 60. .,I 1. He built the first sue. cessfui rigid type lighter. than-air craft.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

An appeal for cribs and baby carriages tor several especially needy being made by the Visiting Nurse Association who wish to donate these articles are urged to get with the association headquarters at N Field street at once has been reported where necessity has forced the mprovising of crib by placing chairs together and another instance baby is kept from needed attention at of the welfare stations because there is no carriage for the child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
MARKS OF TEETH EVIDENCE

New Britain, Conn, (UP)-Mrs Gertrude Marholin, reporting to police she had been attacked by man on the street, said she forced him to release her by biting one Of his fingers. Authorities found teeth marks on Anthony Daversa's index finger of his right hand and charged him with assault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Crystal gazing {. |. The Oakvlle Needle and Thread Club personnel took time out from their hemmng and stitch
 ing Thursday evening spend enjoyable evening roller skating at Dick Halliwels emporium Those who donned
 e rollers were Connie Mara Chris and Edna Van Wagner
 BabeD Felpone Anna Pils Frances and Babe Bestanso Vioa Coddington, Nancy Aufero. Mary Reilly and Mary 5rilinone Dr w. B. Brewster honorary palbearer 4 be funeral of Dr. David w. Johnston in New Haven this sffernoon William Dubay of Beacon Falls, New England voodchopping champion an exhibition of his ski a th ATT {oreetry clubs county gathering in the Elm City rh,,rsday Carl E. Loether tells via postal that gala Ne Yeare dawn dance will be given by Dorc Chapter
 nino ,.nf the first hours of 1885, The first New yesr erecting card sent the Tower this morning from
 ,ev @ pheIan former East End lad, who is at present sfia{ed vlth the Anaconda Company in Hastings, N Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29
Thank y0u kindly.

Thank you kindly. . My good friend Pha Duhaime, popular president of the Diamond Oa Conn., pemy aohose bulk plant and offices are located ohere the "CrOa0S" fly im Wotcott, dropped % on the c.ty the Neao Year Same old Phil, same old smie John DePastino Waterbury agent for the Cotum6.o I'snr- Gnce Agency Corp. and one o the catys most pop"Gr fraternalss came in later i the dag and offered the staff wear books for 1885 through the courtesy of the United States Fidelity aud Guaranty Company ot Baltimore, Md
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Janet 0aynor. Spencer Tracy and Roger imh0f Will hays the leading roles in 'sfhe WnsnleF Takes . Wife," curront New York stage hit, which will be brought Co the screen bF FoS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Stones from foreign nations, the various states, cities, .frater- mites and other organizations were used to line the interior walls of the Washington Monument when 1t was constructed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

destiny of the American economic system"
 WHAT'S IN THE WIND Information to date is that con. gress will
 1. Provide a relatively large rclief-wOrk, relief-public works appropriations. 2. Experiment gingerly with social security. s. Pass full solder bonus payment over a veto = or perhaps accept a comprO- mise which won't give tht veterans so much. 4. Provide for a permanent MIRA, retaining the present essential features. but drop ping certain past practices. 5. Pass collective bargaining and other legislation which may be more prO-labOr than the administration de- Sires.
 6. Go easy on new tax legis- laStiOn.
 z. Pass minor, but significant, banking measures. 8. Consider, but perhaps not legislate, a transportation program involving rcgula- tion of buses and trucks. 9. Provide easier credit for small industries. 10. Adopt munitions manufac- ture control and ''take-the- prOfits.out- of-war" legisla- ton.
 II. Act to build up the navy. 12. Ratify the St, Lawrence waterway treaty. 13. Sock the power trust" whenever it gets a chance. IA. Provide for a new NatiOn- al Planning Board as rec commended by the National Resources Board. l5. And do a few other things x,S.,. AAnsf vxAxu,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

the b0th anniversary British protector Johoro q special kcent bearing the traits tho late sultan Abouhaar and the ruler
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

adopted the postage stamps Hungary. numera value the background Tho title of the the the tho bottom The values printed in blue, S. 10. i2 i6, 20 70, and 80 hier
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Of King Carol Ilnmanian Issue nacng c0nscEcA kenenacs Do foFnl Tbe so hanl sepa bean profile 0f th king civilian dress while c lol, Fedbr0wn, shows h thc dress uniform and pnnlcd helmet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

Four values have been released for tc four hnnredt of the founding of the city Of ABcea, Brazil T design pictures priest holding aioft with natives him. The values ares POO r, yeow.brown: 33 r. purple blue; 1000 r, green.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

NEXT: Relief, Security, and the Bonus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

reported that O feuF values for VIII be shortly from Vatican 0y They Co oonemoate the roeont values ported e Do st 70, SO C. and ns ss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-29

For the complete set of Quebec flights collectors should made payable the District Superintendent Service Quebec Canada who will also handle will Siscoc dor return o Bourlamaque return.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
tContinued.)

WOMAN, colored, married, exp, as cook
or house maid; s DAYS or part time ref.
1884 18th NV. Potomac 2660-J.
WOMAN. colored, wants cooking and
cleaning; stay nights; no washing or IRON
ing; references. Phone Lincoln SS1l.
WOMAN. white, experienced. wants days
work preferably Thurs. Fri. Sat. & Sun. i;
best references. District 9O73
Evening star., 1934-11-25
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on pase A-9.
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
In care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on presen-
tation of the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

ms. S5 up; trim painted.
Inmates anywhere. Work
d, Hyattsville 4OS-M. 25s
Evening star., 1934-11-25

ROUTE MEN-We have fine established
route available for the right man; appli-
cant must be willing to work 8 hours a
day: no experience necessary, we train n
m only. S22-A Conn. ave, between
Evening star., 1934-11-25

PAPERHANGING- rooms 2-story hall,
complete. $50; white mechanics: good
work. quick service; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone Lincoln 60l4-W
Evening star., 1934-11-25

BED PATIENTS CARED FOR BY GRAD
nurse in her home; rates S45 per no;
tray service Phone Atlantic 3433
LOU LANGLOTZS STUDIOS OF PROFES-
sional stage and ball room dancing. pri-
vate and class. 1920 10th st. NV. Col
Evening star., 1934-11-25

LADY WILL GIVE SERVICES FOR ROOM
ren care for furnace. get breakfast or
other light work. Address Box 26s-K
Evening star., 1934-11-25

TEA LEAVES READER, exp. for out-oi
Address Box 26S-M Star office
Evening star., 1934-11-25

SALESMAN. with car; famous New England
packer. old-fashion Cape Cod delicacleS.
desires young high school or college grad
uate of refined character. with capacity to
contact and sell wealthy homes in Wash
ington; direct representation. HoeraI com
mission. large repeat customer ilSt; W[Ite.
giving age and experience. Address BOX
Evening star., 1934-11-25

GRADUATE PSYCHOPATHiC NURSE
tmale) desires work in the In: outings
or home care. Phone lincoln 4@42-W
HAIR CUTTING DONE BY EXPERT AT
your home; for appointment. rail- Warjman
Park Hotel Barber Shop Columbia 1000
PIANO LESSONS. EXPERIENCED TEACH
er; beginners or advanced taught; adult
beginners special attention; s5c lesson.
Phone District 754S.
MILLINERY REMODELED-YOUR LAST
seasons hats redesigned into the latest
styles 81 to 81 so. Smart new hats made
to order MISS HOPKINS Sherman Apt
SOC 9th floor. 18th g. L NV. Met. 0521
Evening star., 1934-11-25
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing In their respective lines of business.

| PAINTING. inside and outside: lead zinc
and oil paint; best on market; guaranteed:
reasonable prices. j. Weber. Line. 7451.
and patching; best Of paints; reasonable
prices; reliable. Phone Atlantic 29SO-M.
PAINTING. papering rooms. 81 so up pa
per included. White mechanics. touick.
cIesn.l JACK Sparkes. Dec. 4432.
PAPERING painting taverags room 500.
Free est. Call Metz any time Col O396.
PAPERING-Rooms S5 up; trim painted,
81 up. Free estimates anywhere. Work
guaranteed. Ford Hyattsville 4OS-M 25s
PAPERING RooMs' EsoS3o.E 81 s1t6 up; prompt prompt
Roy White. 1924 Gales st. ne. At. 465!.
PAPERING- PAINTING; roof repairing;
rooms papered. So up. Columbia 565s .
PAPERHANG1NG done by experienced men.
Work guaranteed reasonable; estimates
cheerfully given. West O664
PAPERHANGING done at once 81 room
ana up; including paper; work guaranteed;
rel II desired. Phone Georgia 0024. 26'
PAPERHANGING. painting. better work
anteed in writing. F. Spigef. Geo 5sI1.
PAPERHANGING painting. plastering at
IRoekz0ott0m Rifz Gt0 prizes cash or credit Gall
PAPERHANGING-Room papered. SIS ana
up; estimates fur; work guaranteed A T.
George. 500 Oneida pl. NV. GE. 946s.
PAPERHANGING- rooms. 2-story hall,
acE s5S rve shts RfSafa'I suaFsn Fs2d
teed. Phone Lincoln 6014-W.
HANGING-Rooms SIS up; rooms
and hall $50 up. Prompt reliable serv-
guaranteed Zuessman. District 5554
| PIANO TUNING, So in D C. until further
notice Saunders lest: 1922. SIS Rox-
boro. Phone Georgia 1858.
PIANO TUNING. 500.
Estimates free, work guaranteed: Wm:
Woolley III N st. NV. Pot. 1876. .
PLASTERING-Spec in repairing
plaster and stucco; work guaranteed;
prompt service. w. H. Farrall. 1905 1st
st: NV. Dec. 1880.
fPLAsTERIsG faces Etu'eo TesTr
damp walls, leaky roofs: reas.; guar. Min
nick. Atlantic 1851. 25'
PLASTERING, cementing. stuccoing, wa
tepFoof1ng; iDGs ~ plaster patches 81 up Az
Columbia I'd. Adams 1910. Columbia 0379.
PLASTERING-Patch work done reas: new
ceilings, $40 up: guaranteed. ?. L. Smith.
705 18th Sc. Phone Lincoln 1856.
Rooms Rooms PAPERED very reasonable; Call
Co. 509 Roxboro pL NV.
SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING HAVE
CLEANED. QUICK SERVICE. W. E. zENz.
DISTRICT 3ol7.
Thinning and roof repairing; paint
A-> ~ ing. guttering and spout
Ing; all kinds of furnace repairing work
guaranteed. Earl A. Britton, l436 B st.
sc. Phone Lincoln 1861.
UPHOLSTERING, repairing refinishing;
discarded furniture accepted as part pay
ment. z. S. Weaver. 1434 Newton st. NV.
Adams S401.
UPHOLSTERING furniture repairing. re-
finishing, chair caneing work guaranteed.
Weismuller 2423 18th NV Adams 0761.
UPHOLSTERING-Best workmanship; low
prices: credit arranged on 2 and 3 piece
| suites. Miller's. 1892 14th NV. Col S700.s
WEATHER STRIPPING. shades screens
and repairing; free estimates. Butler q
| Son. 1851 Good Hope I'd. Lincoln 1923.
WINDOW SHADE|Good quality 76c To-
stalled. Prompt service. Kleeblatts. 11o0
II ne. Lincoln SOS7o,
Evening star., 1934-11-25

lg (average room S6l.
reliable. responsible.
u any time Col 03qR,
Evening star., 1934-11-25
WANTED-SALESMEN.

BOND or insurance statesmen; new issue
reglstered under securities act: annuities
plan Phone for appointment. National
FAST SELLING SIDE LINE. for statesmen
so@eEy co;s, Nd; Prince William Loudon
sion. Article sells on sight; protected ter
ritory. Act at once. Full particulars. H.
Lee Smith. 924 st. n.w.. city.
MAN wanted for Rawleigh route of 500
sSSa Bf'6s eo ffs Deps ausis5s
NEW clothes brush; dry cleans 3 ways at
ing bills; homes ofices buy instantly;
Mfg. Box 1919. Akron Ohio.
oS,PP9fHRTUNIIY, fHa1I y. for men or women to
dealers; similar to potato chips but bet
ter trade winner repeater; prepared in
partculars address etR6He Fluo ST. sf0G5s louis for
REVOLUTIONARY low-priced oil burner
wood; banishes drudgery. dirt; cuts fuel
stove range or furance; Sensation % Nss seier Iny
big profits; write for no-cost demonstrat-
Exchange Bldg. Kansas City. Mo
| statesmen. high-class proposition; travel
ing expenses; must be free to leave city
training. canyassing experience desirable
Apply n M MI. Wilson. II to 3. Sunday. Hous
ton Hotel.
sALEsMEN s;A wanted 70 sell christmas signs;
District National Bank Bldg.
ssALEssMEN1 sA Is ZEN The Bankers Advertising
with national recognition has a few open
ton and several other Maryland and Vir-
ginia districts; exclusive territory; our
sales plan permit our men to build perma-
nent iolloWingS; II you are advertising
year to establish yourself for the future.
references; liberal commissions paid
you $40 daily. Sayers Systems. est. 1895.
2s01-47 Shef1eld ave. Chicago. Ill.
Statesmen, distributors. we pay higher
mops ec e1' NeEay Brush Fsetory Haf
ford. Conn.
sALEsMEN-se printing to stores, ofices
everywhere; sales books letterheads. en-
velopes cards. blotters calendars; expert
ence unnecessary; low prices big commits
sion; free delivery; outfit free. Write Dept.
202. Standform. 3 Oak St. New York
sALEsMENasell new W. tinseled christmas
Lowy. West Broadway, N. Y.
WANT live wire. experienced in direct SELL
ing to men. to handle new, fast-selling
liberal ion
ment; give details of experience and tele-
Star office.
WANTED. representative for District of
Columbia and Northern Virginia. selling
staple line TO variety. hardware and house
furnishings trade; national distributor;
AAA-1 rating; permanent; experienced men
only need apply. Address Box 340-M. Star
I office.
$40 DAY possibility; prospects furnished;
SIS profit every ST sale; life-accident pro-
lection pays benefits up to $1,000; costs
few cents weekly; not insurance. National
Aid. Dept. LA. Sprinf1geld. Ill.
statesmen TO SELL
An up-to-date news picture service for
window display with new Illuminated dis
play frame with changeable letters; COM
mission basis. Dispatch. 207 w. 18th. N.Y.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

800 SINGLE-COMB White Leghorn pull
let's. May and June hatch; reasonable.
at Horaks S Poultry Farm, miles from Sill
yer Spring. Md. Just of Colesvllie road at
White Oak.
YOUNG r. I. RED HENS. Is; chicken
house and movable pen. 1921 Chestnu:
st. ne. Phone Decatur 2373.
PLYMOUTH ROCK and white Leghorn
bullets, goo: some are laying. Ayrlawn
Farms. Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1934-11-25
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
kANN'S

Wants 3 men to call on stores customers.
Good chance for advancement for willing
workers. Must have car and be over 70
Apply supt S office. 4th floor, Monday.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

SALESMEN-Highest COM
mission paid weekly; excellent
opportunity for advancement.
go Pa. Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

RETIRED or pensioned REGULAR to act as
nationaI adjutant; no salary but very
worthy cause. Address Box 362-M. Star
Evening star., 1934-11-25

PAPERHANGING done at once, 81 room
and up. including paper: work guaranteed;
rel. II desired. Phone Georgia OO24 26'
Evening star., 1934-11-25

ALESMEN-Splendid opportunity for men
with ability to increase their incomes on a a
part-time basis by selling partlclpatlng nre
tive to life insurance men and Government
employees Phone National 5210 Tor APPOINT
ment. between q and l am. Monday.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

WANTED TRANSPORTATION FOR . TO
Columbus. Ohio. one or both ways; leaving
wednesday. returning Sunday. Reference
Box 490-M Star office
Evening star., 1934-11-25
NO CANVASING.

TEWELRY AND SILVER
WARE SALESMAN.
A capable young man who
has had some experience in
selling in these departments.
Address Box 443-M, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

A COUPLE WITH FORD SEDAN WILL
give TRANSPORTATION to Phoenix. San Diego
or Los Angeles in exchange for driving any
time within 10 days. Address Box 43O-M,
Star Office
Evening star., 1934-11-25

RADIO SERVICE MEN. 1st class only; best
salary CarrolrS. 10 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

only. See Mr. Carroll 7l9 H st. NV.
REPORTER for Washington correspond
ent's Office Apply 2l04 Penna. ave. NV.
SerOnd hoOr roar
Evening star., 1934-11-25

So A YEAR WILL GET S1l 500 ACCIDENT
ms. $50 wkly disability. hospital benefits.
Men Women. 1858. Also Childs Sc Acci-
dent Insurance age 10. No examination.
110l 18th NV. Apt. 604. DI. 643O after s.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

GOING TO FLORIDA WITHIN WEEK.
can accommodate or 5 passengers: share
expenses. Address Box 3s5-M. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-11-25

LADY. DAUGHTER. WITH CAR TRAILER
| would like TO meet retired lady Govern
| ment worker. travel. Address Box 3Ju-J
Star Office
Evening star., 1934-11-25

PAINTING inside and outside; lead zinc
and oil paint; best on market; guaranteed:
reasonable prices. j. Weber. Line. 9457.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
POULTRY AND EGGS.

WORIDA-LV. NOV. 30. RET. DEC Q;
visiting Miami. ST. Petersburg ST Angus
tine. etc: accommodate 3. Emerson TI24.
Evening star., 1934-11-25
lC0ntInued.)
EXPERIENCEf

MISSISSIPPIANS! YOUR STATE SOCIETY
Is planning THANKSGIVING dance and
college reunion at 2400 10th st. NV. on
NOV. 80. II you are not on our mailing
list drop a card to MRS. ALMA CARR. sec
retary. 1926 18th NV. We want you to
come out and meet your fellow Mississip-
pianSI
Evening star., 1934-02-15
SECTIONAL LAURELS
STIR HOCKEY TEAMS
Detroit, Ranger Outfits Are on
Edge for Games That May
End American Tie.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 15.-With
IN the 7-3 victory of the Maple
Leafs over the All-Stars at To-
ronto matter Of record, the National
Hockey League clubs resume their reg
ular battling tonight with four Amer
lean division clubs encountering four
from the Canadian section in efforts
to settle their disputes by the indirect
method.
The four games send the Ottawa
Senators against Chicago, the New
York Rangers against the Montreal
Canadiens, the Montreal Maroons
against the Boston Bruins and the De-
troit Red Wings against the New Yorl:
Americans on the home rinkS of the
last-named teams.
The American division struggle
again holds the center of interest as
the Rangers and Red Wings remain
tied for the lead with Chicago only
3 points behind. The only possibility
OF a change in the Canadian section
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Easily Beats Denton.

T" AYTON kept in the running for
the title yesterday by defeating
Tiff Denton of Kansas City, so
to l8.
1t was not Layton's victory that
furnished the surprise yesterday
however. 1t was Otto Reiselt's win
over Willie Hoppe, the favorite, by so
to A. Reiselt dropped Hoppe out OF
the undefeated class and gave J. N
Bozeman. jr.. of Vallejo, Calf. sole
possession of first place with five
victories.
Bozeman was to meet Denton in
the feature match Of today's matinee
program, while Cochran was sched-
uled to match strokes with Kinrey
Matsuyama at night. The other day
game brings together Augie Kieck-
hefer. Chicago, and Reisel, while at
night Arthur Thurnblad. Chicago
meets Alfredo De Orc, 7l-year-o -old
Cuban from New York.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
H. KRAUSS HEADS
d. COLORFUL FIELD
0ccidentaIs and King Pins,
Tied for League Lead,
Battle Tonight.
BY ROD THOMAS.

A NCIENT comradeships and
" rivalrieS will be renewed
~ Saturday when Washing
4 n tons most colorful bowl
ing tournament, for old-timers,
is held at the Recreation. Spon-
Sor of the event and one of the
nobleSt Romans of them all Is
Harry B. HALEY, Recreation
manager.
Heading the entry list, in point of
fame, is Harry F. Krauss, beyond
question the greatest all-round bowler
Washington has called its own, in his
Gay a standout in any company in
duckpinS or tenpins.
Keeping Harry on his mettle will be
Ray Chaplin, his old stdekick, whose
name twice has adorned the record
book, and Joe Michaud. maker of
bowling history.
Some Of the entrants, though As
years or over, a stipulation, still are
stars. Notable among these is Ben
Hare. last years winner of the vet
erans' tournament, and Charlie Phil
lips both District Leaguers.
HALEY has arranged a separate
event for bowlers go years or over and
the field so far is surprisingly large.
Entries will be accepted up to start
ing time, pm. The fee is six bits.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
Throw Fast One
By Tribe Trainer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, February IS
~ Lefty Weisman, trainer of the
Cleveland Indians, walking
down the street with Earl Averill
and Joe Vosmik, paused before a
grocery store. One of his duties is
to prepare orange juice every morn
ing for General Manager Billy
Evans.
Sorry have to STOP" apologized
!. Weisman
That's all right. quite all right"
chorused Averill and VoSmik.
When the trainer reached the
Office and opened the bag, out rolled
three turnips. three Bermuda
onions. two potatoes, two cabbages,
a head of lettuce and an overripe
tomato. The oranges we're missing.
So were Averill and Vosmik.