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BONUS REVIVES
HIGH TAX TALK

WASHINGTON. March 20. R1-
A drive for new and huge taxes. In
volving In some degree the thorny
bonus issue, hung threateninGly
aatul day owe administration Lead
ers In congress.
Looking ahead. they Eatherrdu to
repel at attempt In the senate mrxt
week nc upward revision OF the m
come AK rates schedule that viii
accompany debate on repeating the
pink slip" publicity feature OF the
present aW.
Meanwhile. the Chamber OF Com
merce OF the United States warned
that q senate drive" Is forming TO
force consideration OF drastic m
come tax increases. particularly cor
pOrate.
It also held up the possibility that
new taxes will be needed TO finance
bonus payment, II that Is passed over
President Rooeevelts veto.
Supporters OF the Patman plan 70
pay the bonus In newly Issued cur
reno, approved Friday by tns
houe. denied that II called for IA
sucl action -
Meanwhile, James l. Van bannls
commander OF the Veterans OH FUr-
eiqrWars, who backed the Patnan
amadment, invited Frank w. Bel
grab. Jr., commander OF the Amer
.icanLegion. who backed the vinson
Appropriation method bonus bill. to
difference OF veterans leaders
IA proposed that I'VE now unite
oulforces" and drive this leR1sia-
ito (the Patman bilD for this pay
nat through tho senate with tne
led possible delay" Belsrano MADE
nc immediate answer.
administration leaders had plan
nd to postpone new tax Legislation
util late In the session when esti-
nited outgo and income can %
rore definitely compared. The SEN
se's liberal bloc, however, has TAX
a steps to bring the question up al
loSt at nee
The pink sip" issue. involving
epeal OF present provisions making
income tax returns open TO public
Inspection. maybe taken up Mon
day. Then Senator La Follette o.
Wis. plans TO demand revision cd th@
tax schedules.
, 1935-03-24

WASHINGTON. March %. Up
President Roosevelt Saturday passed
over protests Of one Of his own cab
met members-Secretary Perkins
and told house democratic ways and
means committee leaders TO go ahead
and perfect their own social securt-
ty bill.
The committeeman who talked
with the president for more than an
hour about the tentative draft Of the
, 1935-03-24

WASHINGTON. March 70. R-
Oklahoma's cowboy congressman
leaned back in his swivel chair Sat
urday and announced that he would
90 to the house floor within 10 days
ITO clean Huey Longs pillow and
show him up for the kind Of q So
and-so that he really Is"
I'm fixing TO burn him down."
said Representative p. L. Gassaway
CD-Okla.). putting at q cigarette,
and I'm going to use his own book
10 do IT,"
On the desk Of the southwesterner,
who is proud OF the boots and shoe
string necktie he wears. lay a copy
, 1935-03-24
LAREDO L / FLOWS

LAREDO, March %. P-The
Highland Oil company No. 2 Bruni
was completed Saturday for a 30-bar-
rel hourly flow at 3,406 feet.
The well. thirty-seventh flowing
producer in the Bruni townSite, is
located in the Cole field In Webb
county.
, 1935-03-24
Spring And Axle
Service Is Opened
Especial 70 The Herald

HARLINGEN, March 23.-The
Valley Spring and Axle Service has
been opened here at 7l6-1S W. Har-
rison street by g. Schuman, former
iy OF Houston.
Mr.. Shuman comes 70 the Valley
with % years OF successful exper-
fence to his credit In the spring and
axle business at Houston.
The service store Is completely
equipped and Is prepared to do re-
pair work or replacement work at a
low price.
, 1935-03-24

When zen through a telescope.
stars appear smaller than when
viewed with the naked eye. The te-
lescope eliminates the diffused hight
which we @ uithout thu instru-
ment.
, 1935-03-24

More than a thousand pounds ca
are required to produces 1
pound OF bread.
, 1935-03-24
CRIMINAL DIST. U
Iudae Geo. WeSterYelt

SETTINGS: Monday - Tromai
Trevino, charged with murder o
Aurelio Mora August IL, 1892.
Thursday-Joan Granada. charg'
cd with driving while intoxicated
Juan Granada. charged with murder
Of Candida Delgado.
Friday-Rogero Garcia, charged
burglary. Rogerio Garcia and JOSS
Aguilar, charged with burglary doui
cases. Jose Aguila, charged with
burglary. Consuelo Guerrero. charg-
Cd with perjury.
April i--Gumersindo Casanova
Manuel Flores, Austaquio Flores and
Juan Aguirre. charged with murder
Anril 2-Francisco Sanchez. chars-
"A with assault TO murder. Crescen-
clio Bernal. charged with driving
while intoxicated.
, 1935-03-24
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
IudRe RaScom Cox

FILED: Anna Longfellow, execu-
trix. VS.. Mrs. Lena Waters suit on
note.
New term opens April /.
SETTING: April 6-Crane' as
Guardian, VS.. Bishop.
, 1935-03-24
ursrIcE OF THE PEACE

A. Barreda. Jr-
May CARA fined, $50 ana costs
- charge Of drunkenness.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

c5cAoo June .,., AZ e tyR,..d st Stss
Ss:. oo e. rSiSS;SyS u. sSS !ssS SSSSSS:,
piss' A0s .ebaS 90; G sooS packing s sSUS
s7sS.,sS iishta secd , :Pa s6Sisi
3s0-3s0 pounds. eIoasS: packina sows.
ssa% rt .nd s soSa 2 "a ebo Sosndi
Cattle. 1000 calves. 1000: general
E oS sTy .. 1y's ss an. RsAs s. Weak 0 q e
sissS. crop 5000 rrads stss % here With
na @ seSss ara sade enss
Sishsr, but Eastern Srders ' very narrow IN
beef ,conditions locally and in East. Bulls
steady TO ] cents down: veelers slow.
s.f sooS ' snd eo e:tt sSo aS E Doa
fGSSa sS Ooud eGSnfi.s GOa iscS
ms s S' 5so-1 800 pounds. Z 55si o ss;
heifers. good and choice, .500-750 pounds.
s.7sa11 90: common and medium. 4.25s
medium. 4.50a6.75; low cutter and cutter,
;ooe4 80; bulls yes rims excluoso1. 5000
Sssh 5000 80 cutt ...r. HooG sne
s sns :omnSn 5SosqsSoS s9
feeder cattle; Steers, good and choice. 500:
l.050 pounds. 7.25ss.75; common anc
medium. 5.00a7.25.
Sheep, $4,000; slow: most Spring lamb,
80 cents lower: yearlines uneven. around
cents OF: top native sprine lambs. $50;
bulk bid 500: most yeariings around
5.T5a6.25; native ewes. .50a3. %. SlauEh.
f 1 eSes 'hc Rs sDFGRn 'RS sSS
ewes. a0-160 pounds. good and choice
1.7Ba3.2h all veiehts, common and me.
! dunn. I.2bs2.25.
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CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS, OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE follow
ing is today's summary of corporation
news prepared by Standard Statistics
Co.. Inc, New York.
Pere Marquette Ry-Company ap-
Piled to I. c. c. for approval Of three
year extension Of a 100000 r. F. C.
loan due July 10, 1895; road offers no
change in pledged collateral which
consisted Of $4,000, 900 series C first
mortgage AZ per cent. In addition to
its debt to R. F. c. the road owes
Railroad Credit Corp. s764,075; road
estimates that its net loss for 1885
will be S670.25l, and forecast cash
balance at year end Of $2,300.000.
Davegs Stores Corp-Directors of
company decided 10 defer conSidera-
ton of dividends on common stock
until December. 1885. meeting; in two
previous quarters dividends of 10 cents
each we're paid.
Nash Motors Co.-Shipments TO
dealers of the first 1895 model La
fayette cars were started June Is from
companys Racine plant. This new car
together with the recently introduced
Nash 400 series. marks the first OF the
1895 cars to make their appearance.
President said that TOD f. o. b. prices
on the new series Lafayettes will be
lower than the highest priced models
OF 1885 lines.
General Electric Co.-Company an
nounced receipt of a sl,000OU0 order
for two water-driven generators % oe
installed in the Bonneville Dam power
house near North Portland, Ore.
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Tenn C&IRR 5s 81. 1871 1884, 119s4
Tenn csc So A. b.. lO1h Iol 101
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. June l. dp.-Silver fu-
lures closed steady. 40 70 100 lover. Sales.
b6 contracts.
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EGG PRICES RULE
AT STEADY LEVELS
Leghorn Chickens Decline
One to Two Cents on
Capital Market.

Egg quotations were steady at un-
changed levels on the Washington
produce market today. but Leghorn
chickens declined ! to 2 cents as
heavy supplies were moved slowly.
The summary. with egg and live
poultry prices furnished by the De-
partment of Agriculture, follows:
BUTTER-one-p pound prints ,ee scorel.
%: tub. %; 1-pound prints 80 scorel.
2e tub. %; l-pound prints tse seore),
MEArs-seef. 121aa2a: veal. i5aI7:
lamb. 17a1e: pork loins. fresh. isaac;
frozen. 23a24; fresh hams. 22a24: smoked
hams. 23a24; strip bacon. 30s31.
Ec0s-Market steady At unbalanced
prices. Current receipts. 221aa23; hem
merry whites. 24a241a; Government eraded
and dated white eggs nncludins eradins
and marketing COSTS: U. 3. extras. largs.
31h: q. .. extras. medium Tx U. u.
standards. large. 20.
LIVE POULTRY-Market weak on Les
horn chickens and prices 1a2 lower. Sup
plies heavy and movinG slowly Fowl:
Colored. 8 pounds and over. 20a2l: under
5 pounds 1saIa Leshorns 15aJs: a
few at II; roosters, HAS. SprinS chick
ems: Leehorns 16als; Plymouth Rocks.
under AZ pounds. c4a2s: over ~ pounds.
2bs96. Tcrkeys: Hens. IL; toms. l4slo'
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. June II GP.-Forelsn ex.
lars. others In cents. Great Britain de-
msno. s.a2s.; cables. 1924; sO-dsy bills
sa1s France. demand. 1901; cables
$780, Italy demand, s,2l; cables. s.21
4O.3I; Holland. 81 81; Norway 24.76;
Sweden. 25.4I, Denmark 22.0O: Finland
Els; Switzerland 1855; Spain, "a as;
1925; CzeehosloVakis. AIS; Yugoslavia
20; Austria Io.O0n; Hungary. %. ION;
Rumania. 90 Argentina ~ SIN: Brazil
s.573sn: Toxic 29.0l; Shanghai, Al 90:
Hongkons 5sI5 Mexico City. - .oh;
Montreal in New York 9.9334; New York
in Montreal. IO0.0614.
Nominal
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U. s. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Presa.

The position Of the. Treasury on June
~ was: Receipts. SEA .20a. 1913; ezpendi-
953: customs receipts for the month, 3ia.-
$50 69J
Receipts for the hscaI year (sinee July
y. 83.593 06a s0b expenditure 81. 773.
136.2Sl GncludinE 8342I37l $50 Of
emergency exoendituresl; excess Of expen-
ottures s.. $50. 666 .47b, Eross debt SOS
192. OH .403. a decrease OF IS. s07,736 un-
$50 391.
Receipts for June is. 1894 (eom parable
date last year, 81 374 364, os7; expendi-
lures, $500 432 .3s1: net balance S375p-
y aa1 81; receipts for the nScsl year
Se.p01 81 .063; expenditures So. 66o 0sS-
044 including S3.769 927 3os OF emer-
sfncy expenditures; excess OF expendi-
lures, 80, 76i 523 PSI: Gross debt S27.-
COS .43s.125; gold assets. 81 .s30b70.7s7.
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Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets Gas COM
piled By the Associated Press:
ss 62EFEE ne, sssy E cSst No and ir:iast
e1erings 5nei.sed Santos ,,,,, soursea % ard
sslEs: 5000. July 4 So; septemssr. %;
slim. Santos futures easy: sales. 10000.
july, z ga; septen1ber ZAP; December.
Z "A; March; ,4Sh May 7.52. ... .nr
TO 4 higher sales. No. ]. standard, 265
October IL .06n; December. iaisb; Janu-
sry 13.27n; March. 1919; May. 13.57n.
sUGARMFutarss No. ) closed quiet. rs
sssptsmbsr. Z Sob December S.4$s; Jan
Uary 22ob March, 2.2Sb; May. 2.21b.
steady. 8 to IS lower. September. 10 lob;
December 1043b; March. 10.12b. Sales,
J 500 900 pounds.
TORACCO-Futures closed barely steady.
Bright. July "a sob: September, - sob.
RAW SIK--Futures closed easier. un-
ehaneeo to l lower; sales, 900 bales July.
/ ssh; December. 1.31l5-1.32; January.
l32. open market quotations te0-dsy
basIsl shanghai steam Mature 7s Der
cent seriplane 20-c2s. so: Canton double
crack soluble extra 81 per cent serinlsne
Bid n--Nominal.
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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, June II GP).-The
visible supply of American grain
shows the following changes in
bushels: Wheat decreased 2.207, 900.
corn decreased 100000. oats de-
creased 665 900, rye decreased 262, 900,
barley decreased l77.0O0.
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SECONDARY BONDS
LOSE PART Of RISE
Late Realizing Brings Some
lrregularity-Federal
Issues Narrow.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE force
Of late realizing sales in second-grade
Issues Clipped away some of the early
gains in the bond market today. AT
the finish the list was slightly ir-
regular.
Among the notably strong issues
was Postal Telegraph SIS, which scared
az points to close at 30&. Final
prices were slightly higher in loans OF
Baltimore e. Ohio, Missouri Pacific.
New York Central and Erie. Those
Of Great Northern. and Nickel Plate
dipped below the previous finals.
1t was a slow day for United States
Governments and the general run Of
prime corporate bonds, The Federals
moved within a narrow swing. closing
2-32ds of point higher to 3-32ds
lower.
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SLOWER PACE SET
AT STEEL PLANTS
Institute Estimates Weeks
Operations at 1913 Per
Cent of Capacity.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Operations
in the steel industry will show o fur
ther small decline for the current
week. according to the calculation Of
the American Iron and Steel Institute.
released today.
The institute estimated the weeks
average at 3s.3 per cent Of capacity.
This Is the lowest rate recorded
since last December and compares
with 80 per cent in the previous week.
A month ago the industry was op-
Grating at 42.s per cent and q year
ago the ratio was S6l per cent.
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas IS b '36-si 900 at
104, $500 at l04. $500 AT l0A.
Mergenthaler Linotype at 81.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. 4s-sl0 900
at 104o4.
Capital Traction $500 Al 612. $500
At a6l7. $500 at 96i2. 81 900 at 96l2.
Capital Transit Co.-16 at l9, at 10.
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NEW FINANCING DUE.

NEW YORK. june II P.-Nev
State and municipal financing Sched-
uled for next week totals $13,67S.e49
against the revised total Of 47,S97.290
during the past week, says the Daily
Bond Buyer.
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. June l1.-Divdends de.
nia raA
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COMMODITY PRICES

Press wholesale price index Of 20 basic
Commodities today declined to 1000.
The previous day 1t was f0.o2 week
aso, 20 So; month ago, 1888, and
year ago 634e
~. Il
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BECIN HERE TODAY

, Forces are at work that tnred
len the happiness of lovely Danf
Stanley and her attractive nus
band DIR. Scott Stanley, a strus
Cling Young physician. i,
Dana's grandmother, who hae
boneJ she would marry rich Ron
aid Moore, is eager for the mar
ice 10 90 on the rocks. Paula
Long. who has been hoPelessly IN
love with Scott for years aiSo
boues the marriage will fail. :.
Daua's half-sisicr, Nancy Is
daenIv in love with Ronald. Know
inc he loves Dana, she masks her
feeling behind an antasonistlc at
titude. Re-.
Paula goes to Scott's office and
asks him to prescribe for a severe
headaches. Scott is puzzled oy
Pauia's hysterical description Oh
her suffering.
Paula tells Dana about having
luncheon with Scott, and Daha
and Scott almost quarrel "he"
she questions him later.
Scott attends convention; Re-
cunning Unexpectedly, he thndS
Dana has gone to a dinner party
He accepts Paula's invitation tor
bridge.
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ING in the hall as though he was
considering something, trying to
make up his mind.
DANA" Scott sal dsuddenly,
1--WE got to go out"
'In all this storm?"
eyes. Try not to worry. I'll be
hack as soon as | can. 1888,
He was dressing quickly: Still
he had volunteered no further m
formation about the call. of he'd
onlv say something" Dana
thought miserabiy. 81 can't bear
for Scott to be secretiye."
A minute more ond he had gone.
Dana told herself, pm letting
MY imagination run away with me.
I'm developing into a horrld, sus-
nicious wife. Not the kind of wife
for a doctor to have. Every physiI,,
clan in the world goes out IN all
kinds CT weather, at all hours, to
see patients. Perhaps it never oc-
CURED to Scott that I'd be inter-
ested."
But the unhappiness remained.
There had been something just
family familiar in the voice over
the telephone. Some foreign quail
ity. Surely, Dana had heard that
voice before. Where?
Suddenly the answer came. It
was Charlotte - Paula's house
keeper.
In the darkness Dana breathcd
quickly. She could feel the rush
of blood to her face. She didn't
want to believe it was Charlotte,
yet she was almost certain about
it.
Dana went to the telephone and
dialed Paula's number with fling
ers that shook slightly. A woman's
voice, the same woman's voice, an
swered.
Dana, controlling her voice with
an effort, asked. Are you ex-
pecting DR.. Stanley?"
There was a slight pause, as
though the person at the other
end of the connection was hesitat-
ing. Then came the reply, Eyes.
Dana said, in low tone, 81
wanted to tell you he's on his
way"
She hung up the receiver, puy
her face down in her hands.
Sneaking. spying on Scott. Yes,
Of course. But, greater than the
humiliation and loss Of self-re-
spect, was the torturing question,
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TUESDAY, DECEMBpD

lighted by some strange fire, were
fixed on him.
Any suspicious Scott might
have had that Paula had staged
illness to bring him here, were
gone. Paula's face was entirely
without color. New lines, from
suffering, were etched sharply
about her mouth and eyes.
Scott said in a low voice, his
eyes on the queer pricks of light
in the somber pools that were
"Paula, | know. It's CHASTITY, the
trap you've gotten yourself into.
Who ever started you on Oh:
road should be hung, but tha,
doesn't help you any. You've q
FIGHT on your hands, but your.
get through it. You'll have to 90
away at once and be treated in
diligently"
Paula said in a mechanical voice.
forming the words as though she
were talking in a dream, by help
inc me, Scott, you mean getting
rid Of" She didn't finish tho
sentence, continuing to stare az
him vacantly.
eyes, that's what I meant. -
Scott replied.
"You didn't mean anythiny
else. Scott? Yes you know how |
feel toward you" Her voice
broke and she shuddered violent
ly. Then she vent on, That
been a fight, toe, Scott. It's been
torture, feeling your Indifference.
knowing you had nothing in your
heart for me. Seeing you slip
away-utterly."
Scots face was red. 1t was
embarrassing to nave . woman
open her heart before YOU like
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CHAPTER XXI

| Dana stood at the window look
ing out at the rain-washed street
| Night was descending rapidly. Ii
| was nice, after being alone in the
apartment all day, to have Scott
home early.
"When | was child" she said
1--WE used to say on nights like
this, "A night for witches and dark
deeds"
1T probably is night for dark
| Deeds" Scott told her, smiling.
"even with the witches and COB,
Inns missing"
Nothing can scare me now with
your handsome self to protect
me-" Dana said. And, in the next
breath, eve have broiled steak
and caulifiower with cheese-the
way you like it. And if you don't
say the biscuits are the best you
ever ate in your life, I'll never
forgive you. There's a prune pud'
ding, too"
When dinner was over Dana got
out her sewing basket and sat. a
picture of housewifely devotion,
not far from Scott, reading one of
his "everlasting" medical journals.
Some day when things were diff
ferent, Dana unused, there would
not be such big holes to darn.
Probably no darning at all. Scott
got such dreadful holes in the toes
with so few wearings. When that
wonderful some day arrived, he'd
be wearing a better grade Of socks
and the holes wouldn't come so
quickly.
At 10: 80 Scott voted it was bed
time, and Dana agreed. For a
while after Scott was asleep she
remained awake. In the darkness
the lightning was revaled more
terrifyingly, and Dana had a child
like fear Of storms. Finally her
long lashes swept her cheeks and
she dropped into a sound slumber.
1t couldn't have been long be-
fore the telephone tangled. Al
most instantly, it seemed, Dana
was answering the summons,
stumbling sleepily from bed.
A woman's voice, voice with
a foreign infection, asked: SIS
Dr.. Stanley in?"
Eyes" Dana replied. She called,
'It's for you, Scott" and got back
into bed.
Then SCOTS voice, disturbed,
uncertain, was saying hesitantly,
"Well, of course, if it is neces-
sary." After a moment he add
ed. "All right. Tell her I'll be
right over"
= x
Dana waited. Scott was stand
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@ON;th G4A Nh Goy& .! 9: :: e.: ::

space, I'd be glad to open it up
for you" Flow was
being made gratis. He eXpTIeSSSSeSu
bis appreciation, but refused. Inc
time wouldn't come when ne
wanted to be a free man and you
couldn't do that and be accepting
favOrs.
On another occasion they met
outside the building, and the older
physicians stood for a moment
talking pleasantly before climbing
into his car. He was discussing
the case of a nationally known
physician who had died recently,
That's the trouble with this
profession" Dr.. Osborne said.
DAY in and out we drive our
selves as though we were made
OF iron. Thinking there's no end
to our vitality and endurance.
Though, heaven knows, we say
plenty to the other fellow. And
then, finally. we come down with
one of the wear-and-tear diseases
and pass out of the picture"
! He added thoughtfully, Every
physician should have an able
man associated with him to share
the responsibilities and burdens
But lots of us go it alone with
disastrous results"
Scott watched him walk away;
DR.. Osborne's shoulders sagged
SLIGHTLY. as though he were weary.
The old chap must be all OF 6O.
And it must be true that his enor-
nous practice was proving a
strain.
OF course Dr. Osborne was still
q GOOD man, a brilliant man. But
The dav must come when his sur
oicaI Skill would fail. That was
life. Lessened vitality takes a toll
from even the best of men.
It was q gloomy thought. Scott
didn't like to think the time would
ever come when he would be
counted out and have to take a
back seat in the profession. But
then when one person dropped
out it made room for some other
fellow who was entitled to have
his inning in the game.
Suddenly a feeling of pure ella
ton srrged through Scott.
Perhaps it didn't mean anything.
He wouldn't allow himself to be-
lieve it did. But what break for
some fellow if DR.. Osborne should
take him into partnership. What
a break for himself and Dana If
that fellow should be Scott Stan
lev. 1t was, of course, a pipe
dream. but the thought kept com
ing back. If only it should hap
pen i
The summer days waned, and
no part of SCOTS dream came
true. |
Dr.. Osborne and his wife went
for on ocean cruise. Other doc
tors and their wives took vacations
in the mountains or at the sea
side. Paula and most of her crowd
departed during the worst part of