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Evening star., 1934-12-22
Tor the second

EOR the second
J. morning after
her sons fu-
neral H a r r i e t
Jamison opened
the door with a
questioning call:
"Bimmie?"
But the homely
wn hound
dog" was not there.
Aching with loss,
she was struck
afresh with the
pOlSlldllCy VI liiC
animals devotion.
Bim would not
leave the grave
where he had last
senSed a vague
presence of his
master. He had
been a dead weight,
dragging back with
a low whining; so
they had left him
and come home to
a house that was
desolate because
II
Evening star., 1934-12-22
Singer Seeks Radio Fame

Marie Fo,Dler, pop
ular Washington ra-
dio and night club
artist, 1Oho has en-
tered the Columbia
Broadcasting System
additions In the hope
OF thinning a contract
to appear aDith Kate
Smith in her sle1D net
aDork series.
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Evening star., 1934-09-09

mustn't go out with Frank. People, her
mother said, might talk. Talk about
what? Frank and she had grand time
together. If Kathie was so perfect and
everything mother wanted, she'd see
what she could do. She'd show them!
Suddenly she was running toward the
house, running fast and the back of one
thin hand was wiping away silly tears.
DURING the next few days Mrs.
Weatherby frequently raised ex-
pressive eyebrows at her husband
Rolphe smiled. "Joan certainly is re-
mote these days. I feel as if should
rise and offer her a chair every time
she comes into the living room. What's
the matter with her?"
"Oh, I don't know. How should I
know? I'm only her mother" Clare
Weatherby ran a distracted small hand
through her smooth hair. "She doesn't
talk. She's not even annoying or full
of theories about how should run the
house. And she doesn't look well. Kathie
is being difficult, too. think she's in
love with Terry German, but she says
she isn't worthy of him. She cries
nights. And Joan acts as if she hated
Kathie-they've always fought, of course,
but-maybe it's because I wouldn't let
her 60 out with Frank Curtis" She
sighed.
But Joan and Frank are together
every living minute. I find him in my
left shoe in the morning and curled up
in my pipe in the evening""
Clare wearily began explaining.
AT THE same time Joan was talking
to Frank down at the boat house.
She said casually: "Listen-what's this
man who's visiting your brother like?
Wasn't it funny there being an epidemic
of chicken pox at Yale of all places?"
Frank chuckled. yeah. The big
sissies. Good enough for 'em. Prince
toms the only mans school, He's not
Evening star., 1934-09-09

Blotted against the twilight Joan could
see the pair come nearer; stop just be-
yond the tree which sheltered her. The
man turned silently and took Kathie in
his arms. Joan felt queer. She hadn't
meant to crash quite to this extent.
She saw her sisters arms raised, en-.
circling the shoulders so much above her
own, saw dark head bend, and was
just going to cough or SneeZe when
low murmur held her frozen in place.
Dick" said Kathie, Dick, dearest. :"
Joan put her hands over her ears:
closed her eyes tight. After long, long
while she came back from chaos and
looked around her. The two had left
the orchard
Joan got up She felt funny and sick.
Kathie, Kathie had been letting Dick
Shelby, Elias husband, make love to her.
She had almost made love to him.
Kathie! After all, Kathie made you mad
enough to be tied, and anyway you
didn't slop about your sister. But she
could be awfully sweet, and she was
prettier than anybody else's sister. Why,
there was the time Joan had had
mumps! OF all things, and Kathie sat
with her and read to her and gave her
her brand-new mandarin coat
There was Ella, too. Even if she was
ritzy, Joan had been flower girl at her
wedding. Ella had worn the lovelieSt
veil, and she'd looked shiny and like an
angel. Dicks dark head had bent over
hers at the altar, just like Joan
pushed the thought away from her con-
Sciousness. Anyway, it made all the
thoughts you'd had about things, smutty
and horrid.
If being grown-up was like that, well
then-an at once Joan was angry. Not
bit young or anything. Just hard and
ugly and hating.
She was too young to have a good
time. She had to wait. For what? To
kiss peoples husbands in the dark? Ia She,
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she thought bitterly, was nobody under
stood how ashamed you were when they
treated you like a child or an idiot in
front of people. And Kathie was
mothers favorite. Or else why did
mother let her do everything you
couldn't do?
There was a sudden murmur of
voices. For Pete's sake, couldn't Kathie
think up another thing to do with men
but drag them around the garden? She
rolled her slim length deeper into the
shadows and grinned. You didn't
eavesdrop generally, of course, but with
your sister it was different. You had to
get something on her once in a while.
And was it fun to bleat at her:
"'Kathie, you're such an adorable little
doll Say you like me little, honey,
ple-e-asep" the day after, when she
was entertaining another man!
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thing crazy maybe, but it was like hit
ting back when you were hurt. And you
had to show them. Besides after it was
over they'd see a few things; they'd
know she wasn't so young. Not too
young anyway.
THE next afternoon Rud Barton, tooling
along the road from the country
club, reflected with satisfaction and
pleasure upon the three tennis sets, Ga,
Ga, 60, in which he had just been
victorious. He was miles away from the
surrounding country and therefore
almost lost his mind and his brake
Innings when girl rose directly before
his front wheels. At least, it seemed
that way to him. Actually she stepped
out from the side of the road and hailed
him.
His muttered curse worthy of melo-
dramas best villain died with the screech
of the brakes as he saw who was doing
the hailing. The girl was tall. Her
long dress of blue silk would have been
spotted instantly by feminine observer
for what it was: A subbaSement bar
gain at the cheapest shop In town. But
it looked all right to Rud. Besides she
had curly yellow hair and brown eyes
and she was smiling provocatively.
I'm terribly sorry to hold you up"
she apologized, "but /" she hesitated
in a confusion which Rud found ador-
able, and which Joan herself thought
was pretty neat. She went on glibly:
"The man I was going dining with
well, we were driving and" she
laughed with what she hoped was the
frank sophisticated mirth of woman
of the world. I'm sort of suffering.
aren't I? What I'm trying to ask is.
will you give me lift into the next
village?" And IL you don't bring me
back, she added to herself, it's going
to be just too bad for little Joan!
'n,q" why, sure Love to-" .Rud swung
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A STAR MAGAZINE FIRST-RUN STORY.
fittings.


LOAN. darling, that's much too old
for you Just because you're tall
doesn't mean here, look, dear,
this little green dress Isn't 1t
sweet? So right :.
=, Don't ask me again, Joan. I've told
you Yeu can't go to the country club
in the evening until you're at least II.
I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings, dear,
but 10 o'clock is quite late enough for
any girl to sit up on school night.
Nonsense OF course, it didn't make you
look foolish. Franks only 16 himself.
Kathie is 49, Oh Joan, you're so tiring!"
Joan Weatherby stretched her lovely
young SlimneSS out on the grass in the
orchard shade and reveled in her misery
and unhappiness. Too young, too young,
too young. Supposing she was only IA,
supposing that she liked kid games
lot of the time, and supposing even that
she herself could see that she was hard
to dress. Even so, the boys liked her.
They certainly did. And she could dance
like nobody's business.
She had given in and had the revolt
ing little green dress that only needed
a sash and bib to look like rompers; she
had stopped nagging about the country
club, because anyway it was kind of an
old mans home when you came right
down to it; and Frank had understood
about the terrible evening when mother
had done everything but carry her up
to bed.
But now! Frank had new car. He'd
just gotten his drivers license, and he
wanted to take Joan out. Not down to
the drug store for soda or back home
from school He'd planned swell eve
ming. He'd saved for ages for it. They
were going to have dinner at Ye Wood
lande Teashop, and then they were
going to drive up to Riverdale to the
movies. My goodness! They'd be home
before IL, because anyhow Frank had
to be on account of his fiunking algebra
last year.
And then mother said Absolutely
not!" Mother was little and she was
pretty, but she was positively unrea-
Sonable about lot of things. Kathie
backed her up, of course. She said:
Honestly, that child can think up the
craziest things. I suppose she thinks
she's femme fatale, or something" But
Joan had done pretty well in French
herself. She just said coldly:
II may not be so fatale. But Miles
Thornton is a senior and he said was
the most sophisticated thing he'd seen
since he left New York"
And Kathie'd just laughed. THAT old
line took you in?"
Joan yawned. We'll, anyway, he used
it on me. don't notice anybody pulling
anything like that with you since you
gained five pounds. You're beginning
to look like a good wife and mother
or something"
OF course, mother interfered at this
point. She always did just when Joan
was getting in some good hckS.
Joan refused supper. Dick and Ella
Shelby were coming and they pa
tronized her worse than anybody. Ella
was only about %, but just because she
was married she ritzed everybody.
The Autumn evening came down upon
the orchard. Joan looked up through
the violet shadows to where the sky
was silvered and still The worst thing,
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Other deaths were:

Other deaCnS WERE
Row Martin, of Luthers, who
was injured in an automobile &C,
cident September Is. He died
Sunday in an Asheville hospital.
Furman Swailes, Jr., of South
Carolina, killed Sunday night
when the car in which he was rid
ing turned over near Hot Springs
John R. McConahy and b. f.
Barger, of Buncombe county, IN,
iured Sunday night. They died
early Monday morning.
Five Buncombe county persons,
injured in accidents, are improV-
ing in hospitals here.
Attendants at an Asheville hos
pital last night reported Mrs;
Edna Johnson, 20, of, Craggy, and
Hilda Barger, 9, sister OF Mrs
Johnson, injured Sunday in an
automobile wreck, were getting
along fine"
Clarence Holcombe, 10, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Holcombe, OF
Asheville route No. 3, suffered a
fractured skull yesterday morn
ing when he fell from the run
ming board of an automobile d 1,
en- by Mr.. Deland, his uncle. Inc
bow was riding to Johnston school
He is at Gardner hospital.
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FIND DYNAMITE
BOMB AT CAMP
Sent as Threat to Mutiny
by Mississippi CCC
Campers

BILOXI, Miss, Sept. 81. (UP)
A threatened mutinv was report
ed last night at CCC camp F-12,
near here. A dynamite bomb was
found in the quarters of Forestry
Superintendent Huston Gaddy.
A note attached to the bono
said: "Mr. Gaddy, this is your last
warning. Either make a change
or get out. The next one will go
off,
The bomb had no fuse.
Some of the campers charged
they were overworked and that
favoritism was shown.
Malcontents were trying to TO-
ment strike, risking dishonor-
able discharge for their act. They
complained that they were forbid,
den to talk while working and
were limited to one ten-minute
smoke period a day. New recruits
from nearby sections were alleged
to have been quickly advanced to
leaders and assistant leaders, with
bigger salaries. Several leaders
were denoted last week after
quinine was found in Gaddys
food.
Capt. Sidney J. Ferguson, jr.,
commander of the camp, ordered
all men aroused from bed when
! the dynamite was discovered
They were assembled in recrea'
ton hall and given a stern warn
! NO of the possible consequences
of discomfort.
1t was reported that five men
left camp yesterday and that
others were seeking transfers on
honorable discharges. The men
generally denied any complaints
against Capt. Ferguson, regular
officers, or their food.
1t was believed that army OF,
ficers from Fort Barrancas woulo
investigate conditions at the
camp.
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.Detain Two Men
Pending Autopsy
Beverly Hills Writer In
volved in Death on Yacht

AVALON, Catalina Island,
Calf, Sept. 27. (UP). Jack
Valley, prominent Beverly Hills
writer, was taken into custody
aboard the yacht Patrita last
night while authorities investi-
gated the violent death of Roht.
Vaughn, wealthy Beverly Hills
resident.
The constable at Avalon also
took into custody Ed Abbott, an
other member of the yachting
party, and with all on board be-
gan crossing the channel at San
Pedro. 26 miles away. Because
of light winds, the VOYAGE was
expected to take many hours.
The constable notified the Los
Angeles sheriff's office that
Vaughn either was killed o,
drowned after a fiPht. He said
both Valley and Abbott would
be held pending the outcome of
an autopsy.
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French dressing, curly endive.
Combine celery, olives and pep
per. Mash cheese and combine
with French dressing. Mix veg
etables and serve on bed Of en-
dive.
Medley Salad
This salad depends on new tur-
nips for its unusual flavor.
Two medium sized white tur-
nips, 1 cup, shredded celery, 2
slices pineapple, l green pepper. 6
tablespoons oil, Tablespoons lem
on juice, l tablespoon grated
horseradish, IL teaspoon salt, 1-S
teaspoon pepper, paprika.
Pare turnips and boil in sailed
water to which little lemon juice
has been added. When tender
drain and plunge into. cold water.
Drain and cut in cubes. Combine
oil, lemon juice, horseradish, salt,
pepper and paprika and pour over
prepared turnips. Let stand on ice
an hour or longer to chill. When
ready to serve add celery, green
pepper cut in threads and pine
apple cut in small pieces. Serve
on lettuce and garnish with
maraschino cherries cut in halves
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Review: God In Hebrew History
By HIGHT {. MOORE

presented in the oppression which
tramples upon the poor. The
moral aspect of justice is present
ed in the reformation which
aspires to the higher goal of the
good. The spiritual aspect of
justice is presented in the re-
demption which produces righte-
BUSINESS.
GOD WARNS
Lesson s. Amos DenOunces Self
Indulgence.
Amos declared that danger
turks in ease, degeneracy is link
ed with luxury and destruction is
the end of sin.
GOD LOVES
Lesson 9. Hosea breaches
( Gods Love.
The providence of Gods love
includes care for the care-free
and compassion for the careless.
The privilege of Gods love is the
privilege of wisdom, knowledge,
Righteousness and holiness.
GOOD UPLIFTS
Lesson 10. Micha Champions
the Oppressed.
The word of the prophet sum-
moned the people to hear. The
word of Jehovah called upon the
people to testify and remember.
and warned against obstinacy in
its corruption and consequences.
GOD GUIDES
Lesson II. HeZekiah Leads His
People Back to God.
Preparation for revival was
made by King Hazekiah in his
plan for the observance of the
Passover. Proclamation of revival
was embodied in the letter which
the king dispatched by his eour-
ierS into every part of his cOun-
try. Progress in revival was
strikingly manifest in the assem-
bly, at Jerusalem.
GOD COMMANDS
Lesson y. Isaiah Contrasts
False and True Worship.
Denunciation of sin is aimed
at false worship which involves
rebellion against God. Invitation
to- the sinner is included in true
worship which involves reasoning
with God.
GOD CONTROLS
Lesson Is. Isaiah Counsels
Rulers.
The prophecy of Isaiah includ-
ed good counsel: Trust. in the
Lord. The overthrow of Sem
nacherib was splendid conquest
which emphasized the high i'm
perative: Triumph through the
Lord.
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Titanic Luxury
Liner Launched
S45,OOO, 900 British Ship
Is Prestige Investment

CLYDERANK. Scotland, Sept.
27.-UP) BRITAIN, a seafaring
nation through the ages, made her
latest desperate attempt to retain
rule of the waves yesterday with
the launching Of a titanic luxury
liner Queen Mary which experts
admit may never earn a farthing.
The liner, costing nearly $45,-
100000, was launched in the pres
ence of the royal family before
madly cheering throng of 100000
who stood in rain to witness the
spectacle.
Queen Mary pressed a button,
sending the great ship down the
ways into the Clyde, and loOsed
bottle Of Australian wine against
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~.
wake UP YOUR.
LIVER BILE.
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed IN
the Morning Karin to Go

n you feel sour and sunk and the world
looks punk don't swallow N lot VI salts, min
aral water, oil, laxative candy or chewing gum
and expect them to make you suddenly sweet
and buoyant and full Of sunshine.
For they can't do it. They only move the
bowels and mere movement doesn't get ut
the cause The reason for your down-snd-oue
feeling is your liver. 1t should pour out two
pounds OF liquid bile into your bowes daily.
II this bile is not flowing freely. your food
doesn't digest. 1t JUS. decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You have
thick, bad taste and your breath Is foul,
skin often breaks out in blenishes. Your head
acl,s and yea feel down and out. Your whole
system is poisoned.
1t takes tuose good. old CARRIERS
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two
pounds Of bile flowing freely aud make You
feel up ard up" They contain wonderful.
harmless, y"ntlr v y.,:.ble extracts, amazing
when it comes t. making the bile flow freely.
But dor. ask for liver pills. Ask for Carriers
Little lL',,r Pits. Look for the name Carriers
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substitute. aJcatdrug torres. e 1881 &. n. Ca
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.1sv school lesson for Sep
S eano.NReyiew. Golden text
F1's r;,g5om is an everlasting
FSy Me Psalm 1919
FoD " Abtjah and the Di-
Ejsd k'nsT III the Hebrew mon
Division f forecast by the sign
|,,hy was o, garment. Depravity
\ the . .Sn, and people was was de- DE,
I the 81 slnF5 Be the secret Of TIL, the
[lared TO M putty Of the mon
|ent ",,rrgsi as the strength
b F'n 4, ST new Sinsdom,
EoD HELPS Asa Relies on God;
/ Lesson lard ~ and aill of God
| The Vile, i in the address
Eds . tiaG'I the prophet to King
aga. hi, army upon tneir
y ,A4 from victory over the e
v.Hn Il. 'I INVADERS. The work and
:bGT'l a; = God were embodied in
"Fs .;., answer Of Asa.
~ Sn 8. God Cares Tor EiIJan,
Lss. SON. - was shown by Elijah
Fg 9.2 appearance ar, before Ahab 5.
o. ,,.s shown by Elijah in his
Fan Wa ~ m. brook. Faltering
B. ,5own by Elijah IN ms fhght
1 The desert.
EoD SPEAKS ...., ,.o,.s Gods
|qIs i,.o, IN the cave Elijah
-. Lgus m, he divine voice Of atte len
l', u SANDING "a, on the mount Eli
! Oh lard y the divine voice OF au-
/ ,,; eya'u Wrapped 5',s in the mantle
eTaf heard the DIVINE 'o''e u
EoD DICTATES c, .Ao
~ ..son ); Micaiah Speaks the
IT. VAS d.Sregarded by the
' Erss Ahab and Jehoshaphat
II. IN their proposed campaign
=. % minated BY ambition. Truth
Il. ' 3s.nisgd BY the four hundred
(sorSs,S and Ahab their king.
\, truth was declared by the
iCrageous prophet.
EOD ALLEVIATES -,
i lesson 8. Elisha Helps the
n. yoyerty Of a prophets
ir5sr was relieved by the mi
sgIms increase of the pot OF
n T6s hunger of a hundred
rsr "a relieved by the multi
sIcaaa Of the loayes and grain.
EOD DEMANDS
Lesso :. amos Pleads for Just
b.
The national aspect of justice
presented in the lsmentatiOn
eys, the fallen virgin of Israel.
[Ths social ASPECT of Justice is
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+ 20 SISTER MARYS
GNY KITCHEN
BY MARY E. DAGUE

DON'T think just because sum-
- mer has gone its way into the
limbo Of nearly forgotten things
that you must stop serving salad.
Autumn offers materials as lus-
cious for the salad makers art
as spring or summer. There are
apples, for instance, ripened now
to the perfect crisp, firm texture,
Juicy pears, tomatoes at the best,
round, red and superbly-fleshed,
celery, the new crop Of nuts, tur-
nips, cabbage, all to be used in
endless succulent combinations.
In fact, here's an autumn salad
that uses several of the lot. For
1t, take 2 ripe pears, 2 tart apples,
4 teaspoons minced candied gin
ger, 4, tablespoons diced celery, 2
tablespoons chopped walnut meats,
4 cups shredded cabbage, 1 table
spoon blanched and shredded al
monds, 1-2 cup seeded Tokay
grapes.
Pare and dice pears. Dice APP
pies without pairing if you have
those with bright red skins. Mix
pears, apples, ginger, celery and
walnut meats. Mix with French
dressing and let stand on ice. for
80 minutes. Shred cabbage very
fine and let stand in cold water for
10 minutes. Drain. and mix with
almonds and enough mayonnaise
to make. moist. Make nests OF
cabbage on individual salad plates.
Fill each nest with fruit mixture
and garnish with seeded grapes.
Celery Salad
This is splendid dinner salad.
Two cups shredded celery, 4
tablespoons green olives, 4 table
spoons shredded sweet red pepper,
2 tablespoons RoQuefort cheese,
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Variicose Ulcers
---Old Sores
Healed At Home

No enforced rest. No operations
nor injections. The simple Emer-
aid Oil home treatment permits
YOU to 90 about your daily routine
as usual-while those old sores
and ulcers quickly heal up and
your legs become as good as new
Emerald Oil acts instantly 10
end pain, reduce swelling. slim
ulate circulation. Just follow the
easy directions-you are sure TO
be helped or money back. Wilson
Drug Co., and druggists every
where.
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DIDN'T BURY HIM

MOBILE, Ala. Sept. 81. (UP).
John Hanson, Pittsburgh seaman,
turned up alive yesterday as ar
engagements were completed to
bury in potter's field the body Of
a man found slain September Is
and identified as his.
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Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST: Chilled to-
mato juice, cereal, cream,
frizzled dried beef, crisp rye
toast, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON: Eggplant with
cheese on toast, autumn salad,
ginger bread, milk, tea.
DINNER: Ham baked in
sweet cider, buttered noodles.
lima beans in cream, medley
salad, lemon cheese cake,
milk, coffee.
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the towering bow, naming The YES
sci after herself, the Queen Mary
"a name until now secret.
1t is one of two sister ships
which Britons hope will help the
return Of prosperity by invigorat-
ing international commerce.
Neither ship is expected to pay
interest on the investment-but
they will, the British hope, re-
store prestige of the British Mer-
chant Marine and thereby be
worth their cost.
George, England's sailor king
in the uniform of an admiral,
hoped the new ship and her sister
soon to be started-will revive
world trade.
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FIFTH VICTIM TRUCK
RAIL CRASH is DEAD

Continued from page one),
were instantly killed and two,
Jack Levi and W. L. Owenby, died
several hours after the accident.