davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-05-05

Atletico Mexico. no poGria particle
par en- Ia junta de hoy por no ser
de origen meXicano. El aho pasado
Rinehart fue eampe5n de la Aso-
ciaci6n en- ell brinco de Garrocha.
con la altura de II pies 6 pulgadas.
y ell Club Mexico pierde en- Ell a uno
de sus mejores elementos.
Ell Club Atletico Mexico es favo-
rito para retener ell campeonato de
Ia OlimpiaGa, Y con ell trofeo. Ell
Mexico cuenta con los mejores
atletas de campo Y pista, y por esa
raz6n creemos que los campeones
retendran ell titulo. FL Club Oh Sc
nor, hara su debut en- ell campo del
deporte, tratando de hacer una bue
ma impression ante 81 publico esta
tarde. sc ha reforzado con los ser
vicios de dos prominentes atletas
que participaran en- lG jus;a de hoy.
Santa Paula estara ~representado
en- la Olimpiada de hoy por Toribio
Sol6rzano J Severe Alvarez. quie-
nes participaran en- ell narration lie
~ NANlAdS. 1AiAAo vi w
Soto en- la milla. Los m~uchachos
de Santa Paula estan ~dispuestos a
particular en- otros cinco eventos.
Los sigulentes competidores en-
la carrera de 20 vueltas trataran &c
romper ell record que estableci0 Pc
dro Zdhiga Murillo, de la Baja Ca
lifornia. ell a1o pasado: Severe AL
varez. de Santa Paula, Toribio So
l6rzano, de Santa Paula, Jose Her
nandez, del Club Atletico 'Atenas"
Y leopold Garcia, del Club Ate
mas. Ell record mundial de la ca
rrera de 5 millas es &c "A minutes,
6 segundos.
En- las nltlmas fiestas patrias dei
16 de septiembre. Murillo estable-
clio ell record de las 8 millas, CO.
rriendo esta carrera en- "a minu-
tos, II segundos.
Ell programa, como fue %entregado
a LA OPINION por ell Secretario
de la Association Atlet!ca MeXicana
aver. es ell siguiente:
Evening star., 1935-12-02
HSPIN.PR00F" PLANE
PASSES HARD TESTS
First Of 1875 Navy Scouters Re-
fleets Marked Advance in
Craft Design.

Described as practically spin
proof" q new plane for the Navy, de-
signed for service with battleships
and cruisers of the feet and known
officially as SOC-1-scout observation,
Curtiss has passed its grueling
tests, the Navy Department has
announced. One hundred and thirty
five of these planes, costing $2,752, ,705,
are to be completed, under the con-
tract, by next July.
The new ships are being constructed
by the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor
Co. in Buffalo, N. Y, and are the
result of a competition held by the
Navy Department.
Marked advances in design are reg
istered, officials asserted. Cockpits
are inclosed by new type Of cabin,
affording greater protection to the
crew and improving the visibility,
which is vital in scouting and observa-
ton work. This protection Is calcu-
lated to result in decreased fatigue
during long flights.
The SOC-1 Is designed primarily as
a seaplane for catapulting from ships
at sea, although wheel-type landing
gear is provided for training opera
tions ashore. A greater safety factor
is incorporated in the ship by the
full automatic wing Slots" which are
credited with being particularly VAL
liable during adverse weather condi-
tions. Further, officials said that the
steep gliding angle will permit land
ing In the high seas with less danger
Evening star., 1935-12-02

on Bing Crosby's Music Hall" series
starting January 2.
EXACTLY one week to the hour
~ after the Atlanta address Of
President Roosevelt, Georgia's gov
ernor, Eugene Talmadge. will broad
cast over N. B. c. The time Is pm,
Friday. Gov. Talmadges topic Is,
"Georgia's Answer to Roosevelt"
GREAT BRTTAIN'S empire-wide
~ celebration Of Christmas, includ-
ing a talk by King George and a
Characterization Of Dickens "Scrooge"
by Sir Seymour Hicks, noted British
actor, will be brought to the United
States in a series of N. B. c. programs
beginning December 20.
A MOTHER international rebroad-
n cast scheduled by N. B. c. will
come from Dresden Saturday at 8
pm. 1t will be a program of folk
songs by miners of Saxony from
the Hartz Mountains. The songs will
be the ancient Saxon songs which
have come down through generations
and are still sung at festivals and
social gatherings of the miners.
John L. LEWIS, head Of the United
" Mine Workers Of America, who
recently resigned as vice president
of the American Federation Of Labor,
will speak over Columbia Thursday
at 10:45 pm. on "The Future of
Organized Labor"
Evening star., 1935-12-02
TUGWE[L FORUM
SPEAKER TONIGHT
ResettIement Program Will
Be Topic on Nationwide
Chain of N. B. c.

~ EXFORD G. TUGWELL, I'M
- dersecretary of agriculture in
N charge Of the administrations
Il ' resettlement program, will
discuss his activities during the Ma
tional Radio Forum tonight over WRC
and coast forecast network of other
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
The forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1890 to IL o'clock.
Tugwell has at his command many
millions of dollars for the projects
now planned His program covers a
wide field. He took over among other
things the Subsistence Homestead
Corp, which originally was under
Secretary of Interior Ickes.
One of the most colorful figures in
the Roosevelt administration. Tugwell
has been regarded as leader in the
Presidents brain trust" In recent
weeks he has been under fire from a
number of sources.
*.**
DOB BURNS is a full-fledged radio
star now. The Arkansas Traveller,
who used to entertain with his home
spun humor on guest spots, has just
signed a 26-week contract which
establishes him as a regular performer
Evening star., 1935-12-02
| Fanciulla" from La Boheme."

Fanciulla" from La Boheme."
Col. Frank Knox, publisher Of the
Chicago Daily News, will discuss "Fu-
ture Trends in Government" on
WMAL at 10. The speech will be
picked up at a meeting of the Associ-
ated Business Papers, Inc, in New
York.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
Plays Without Scenery.

The cost of making scenery for stage
plays, as well as that Of transporting
it from one place Of performance to
another. is being overcome by dispens-
ing with it entirely. The necessary
scenery is made by the use of a sys-
tenn of lantern slides made especially
for the purpose,
Evening star., 1935-12-02

Comic Stripes" from Ferde Grofe's
Tabloid Suite" and Malneck's Park
Avenue Fantasy" are included in
the program of the 1ronmaster
Band on wMAI, at 1890. The band
also win play Musical Mentor" and
The World Is Waiting for the Sun
rise"
Evening star., 1935-12-02

Ferenc Molnar's famous play, "The
Swan" will be the Radio Theater
presentation on wJSv at 9. ELISA
Landi will play the leading role.
Richard Crooks, Metropolitan Opera
tenor, and Margaret Speaks, soprano,
will present the Voice program on
WRC at $50. Crooks will sing "Oh
Promise Me-" Obey Speaks Morning"
'I,a Donna E Mobile from "Rigoletto"
and Then You'll Remember Me-"
The duet speciality will be 20 Soave
Evening star., 1935-12-02
STAMP BUYS HOUSE
1858 Canadian Specimen Valued
at $500 in Seattle.

SEATTLE. December 2 P.-Ex-
change Of house for postage stamp
was disclosed yesterday. B. c. Berger
traded the stamp, Of an 1868 Canadian
issue valued at about $500, for q
small house and lot.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpertisements under this head
ing are presumed to be from pri.
rate indipidudls. unless the adper.
tisement 0fpes firm nams or q
business address or states the iDord
Dealer. Members OF the public
who find dealers n,asqueradino In
this column as pripdts Individuals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star tor tnUestioation."
Evening star., 1935-12-02

than heretofore. Internal construc-
ton Of both f,iselage and wings Is all
metal, though external covering of
both is fabric.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in new and
reconditioned machines: rentals and re-
PSr' PSe SaDtS pSons {sss S 1928 N
ANTIQUE china. glassware and bric-a-
brac; also fine landscape by Max Weyl; ex-
cellent print by Bartolozzi: lot OF Audu-
N. America; prices reduced. Murray Gal
leries. 1924 goth st. NV. %
ANTTQUES-Eary American furn., ban
quet, dining tables; cabinets; desks. s. B.
ANTIQUE andirons. tenders gold-leaf
fat and hollow sterling silverware; make
suitable Xmas gifts; prices reduced. Muir
ray Galleries, 1724 goth st. NV. 3.
ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER. Tiffany tea
by Tiffany, Gorham, Caldwell, Biddle,
Banks; dealer price. 81 90 an ounce: value.
$3.50; Harry Kapneck. 141e st. b.w..
charges at auction on Thursday, Dec
8. at 10 am. in our sales room: 42O 10Th
st. NV. Also linens. dishes, books and
States Storage Co.
BED ROOM SUITE. day-bed. living room.
radio chifforobe, dressers, beds, rugs. piano.
refrigerator; cheap. Edelman. 1903 Geor-
Wheels Hazeiton Bicycle g. Sporting Goods
Store, 424 9th Nv.
BICYCLES. lowest prices: all sizes. all
styles; new. $3.50 up; used, $40 Up.
Gilbert 1106 H st. ne.
BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS.
Wide assortment of crate bars; etc.. ETC.
HECHINGER Co, 4@brancnes@4:
BOTTLES. corks. caps. Jars. Jugs. kegs.
Southeast Bottle Supply Co. 1853 1ltn
st. s.e Phone Lincoln 10247.
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wrecking jobs. Largest selection at
0fHfs1h HfEcH1SdER SSiias CO.. Used Material Dept:
bss 1ssh ga kHs sts NV nv 81 1906 Sesais sss
CAMERAS-We buy. sell. trade used cam
eras Cine kodaks and protectors Bar
gains dsily. Robbins. 629 14th st. NV.
COAL. WOOD 4 on STOVES Circulating
heaters and stove pipe and fittings.
HECH1NGER Co. 4-Stores-4:
DIAMOND BARGAINS--A very fine com
plete selection of unredeemed diamonds,
watches and jewelry for sale at prices
much below their regular values. save
2ke6 to 4OT, All merchandise guaranteed
as to weight. color and perfection. busses
leaving 11th and Pa. ave. stop at our
door Horning's Loan once. South END
Highway Bridge, opp. wash. .Airport:
DINING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold
for storage. charges at auction on Thurs
day Decent er s. at 10 an, IN our sales
room, 42O. Nth st. NV. Also living room:
bed room fu iture and odd pieces. United
states storsd Co.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

HELP-WOMEN.
BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR, all-around
operator; permanent position. Harper
Method. 1714 Conn. ave.
GIRLS-LADIES SS salary plus comm.
honestly paid to those selected; experience
not necessary. zoe Otis Bldg.
GOOD COOK and general houseworker,
colored family; So week; references. Call
after 4. 1910 Que st. NV.
THE FIREsIDE FORUM requires the serv-
ices OF cultured young woman for its
enrolment stan; successful applicants
should be between 25 and 40 years Of age
should be free to travel and should have
had experience in organizing study clubs
or in the sale Of educational courses. For
interview telephone g. r. Turner at the
Ambassador Hotel today. 2s
MATTRESSES. young, exp; wait on tables;
also girl to type menus twice daily. Vick's
Restaurant. 1142 Connecticut ave. NV.
YOUNG LADIES. 8. permanent position for
those who qualify; interviews 5-6 pm.
daily until vacancies are filled. Beverages,
Inc, 1853 4th st. ne.
PENMARKERS, white, must
be accurate and fast. Du-
pont Laundry, 2535 Sherman
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

MEN
NOW ENGAGED IN SELL
IN INSURANCE, HOUSE
H o L D APPLIANCES,
OTHER AUTOMOBILES,
ETC.
A CHANCE TO ENTER
THE AUTOMOBILE BUSI-
NESS WITH AMERICAS
MOST POPULAR CAR, OF
FERING WHAT WE BE-
LIEVE TO BE THE FINEST
OPPORTUNITY IN THE EN-
TIRE CITY OF WASHING
TON.
SEE MR.. BLUE,
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
1925 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc,
ANACOSTIA, D. c.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. experienced, for general housework
Positively no phone calls. Apply IA Bates
st. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN, white; assist with
housework and care of child; stay some
evenings; Takona Park resident preferred.
Phone GeorEia 03s3.
GIRL (white) for general housework. cook
ing and laundry; stay nights: So week.
Phone Cleveland 1856.
MAID. colored. with reference; family Of
5; must stay 5 nights each week: So
weekly Call Mrs. Taylor, Georgia HOO.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

YOUNG LADY DESIRES, DAILY AUTO
Address Boz 3s9-S. Stsr once.
GIVE A COAT OF ARMS CHRISTMAS
Experienced artist; prompt service; S6 up.
Other art works. Columbia 1862. mornings.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY.
there is no need to feel that they must
ability to pay high price. The Greater
W w, Chambers Co.. offers q, complete
funeral. cars and all. for as little as S75.
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
the GPesser ~ w chaPbsrs iss g Co. ot i9th ST. st.
Se cur Ddares S send ehS1s yos or
beautiful catalogue Of how we do 1t. 400
Chaplin st NV. Columbia 0432. SIT 18th
LANGLoTz STUDIOS BRINGS DIRECTLY
from Hollywood. makeup artist for stage,
screen. street classes and private. Phone
Columbia 94O0. ="
PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENTS FOR
colds. neuritis. asthma and sinus; vitonet
and Vapor cab. bath. .Appts.. Potomac
once. ONCE -eO''''ON' AOf''S zoo
SUN TAN ELEC. BATHS. sTIMULATOR
machines dandruff: men only. 1400 18th
ST. ent. 1901 o NV. North 1856, 10 to 8.
COLONIC IRRIGATIoNs. PHYsIoTHER-
apy: graduate nurse; hours 10 to 8. Your
residence or mine. Call District 1870. Sc
PHYSICAL CULTURE BY MALE NURSE
from New York City. for gentlemen only.
own method; results effective for q hfe-
time or money back Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery. Dr. .SOMMER.
WTRCK. 1855 Columbia I'd. Adams 03ss.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal Is 8 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BOYS AND GIRLS. between ages 1s al
25. for curb service; meals. Apply 61t
Georgia ave. NV,
Evening star., 1935-12-02

MUSICAL NSTRUMENTS-RADIO.
PIANO. Frederick, $50. Players: Aeolians
4 Storage Co.. 1913 You st. INV. Phone
North 3943.
RADIO and victrola, RCA-Victor combina-
will sacrifice for cash. 4116 3rd st. n.w.3'
DUo-ART ELECTRIC GRAND. small size,
with 400 rolls. perfect condition: must
sell at once; rare bargain. Col. 6137. Sc
PIANo-ACCoRDIoN. 12O bass, good condi-
tion; reasonable. Phone West 1876. Call
evenings.
PIANOS smallest size, ma
hogany apartment uprights only S145 with
most popular models and md Just fs'' the right sht
size for small apartments or studios. Pay
s. down; 81 weekly. kits. 1880 G st.
repoSsessed grands, any Of which are real
values at the prices We are asking for
them: outstanding is beautiful little ma
and in absolutely new condition. that can
be purchased for the exact amount Of the
unpaid balance. $3.50 (monthly payments
and best selling models and a. wonderful
value at this price. Others: including sew;
eral period models, $500. $40, S275 and
up Kits. 1880 q st. tnear i4th ST..
toned upriehts, priced at sS5. s45, SIS
and up: some fine makes and all gusran-
Lee1; esy Sl weekly Iree oeuvery IN
$40 and 500. kits. 1880 G st.
PIANO-Smallest size William and Mary
period style baby grand. S170; q late model
piano and in splendid condition; ideal for
small homes or apartments. Pay SIS down.
81 so weekly. Kits, 1880 G st. (near
GRANDS AND UFRIGHTs are now offered
aG especially low prices. This sale includes
5, 6la and 6 octave grandS and uprights.
Grands from S215 up and uprights as low
as $50. Grands and uprights for rent
Consult " for bargains. Sole agency for
Bradbury. SchoninRer and Schiller pianos
Hugo WOrch. 1110 G. since 1879.
Evening star., 1935-12-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

call DOMESTIC" Decatur 241e. 1925
9th St.. for help, men. women. any ca
pacity Quick. reliable service.
RELIABLE AGENCY, Decatur 1851, 14O2
I1th, has cooks, Mattresses maids, nurses,
g. b. w., mothers helpers. day workers,
janitors, couples. 3s
RUPHERs' EXCHANGE = Houseworkers.
cooks, maids mothers helpers. laundresses.
housemen; ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 1Ith NV.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

LAUREL MD
500,o00 brick; lumber 12x12 10x16.
windows, misc Phone Laurel 324, State
Contracting Co. Baltimore Nd
Evening star., 1935-12-02
POULTRY AND EGGS.

DAY OLD AND STARTED CHICKS
For immediate and future delivery
Blood tested by State dept. of markets.
Hines Hatchery. Olney, Nd. Ashton 13-F-2.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

Box ct Star once.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
FOR sALE-Irish Setter pups, registered
A. K. c. 1920 Wisconsin ave. NV. 2'
BOSTON. pedigreed;. months old; rea-
sonable. 631 10th st. ne.
SAMUEL'S PEKINGESE
of distinction, ideal for Xmas; best
quality at reasonable prices. 4S06 Rock
Spring rd.. Clar.. Va. nr. W. G. 4 G. Club.
Clarendon 7SS-M.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
DIRECT FROM PENNA MINES[Hard
coal white ash. stove. egg. chestnut, S1O.75.
Phone Columbia 1924. day or night.
GOOD SOLID DRY OAK WOOD cut stove
length; big truck load, one and q half
cords $40. delivered. Phone Shepherd
Pa. ANTHRACITE coAI-white ash. long
ad dss SsSt
SAVE MONEY on the very best Pa. white
In bin. Columbia 9375-J.
wOODISeasoned mixed wood. So per
cord. cut any length, delivered and stored.
Honest measure, prompt delivery. Phone
Ashton 20-F-14. G. L. Brown.
FIREWOOD, oak. SO cord; pine ST so cord;
length. Phone North OS6s. 4.
WOOD-Genuine hardwood, twist oak
and hickory. S11 cord. Phone Bradley
FLEMING & HOPKINS,
00AR SHANNON pT aE
Evening star., 1935-12-02

WANTED-Farm horses or mules: sta
age. weight. condition and price. Addre
Box ct, Star once.
Evening star., 1935-12-02

PAPERHANGING, painting; better work
guaranteed in writing: lowest prices; latest
samples. epigel. 5423 9TH st. NV.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
Su>,zuux Tweafhnnxk4
By Mabel MeEUiott @ 1895. NEA Service. loc

Its, ancanny," Zoe murmured
to herself. The soft summer
morning was breathlessiv warm
still; haze brooded over every.
thing. Nasturtium leaves were
furred with bright drops and the
tall spikes of foxgloves caught
and held beds of moisture in their
inverted duncecaps.
She ran downstairs, ran ont M
on the lawn, her white shoes he
coming streaked and stained with
the heavy dew. if Gibbs should
wire back, if Mother should get
the wirR-oh. she would be in a
situation then, right enough! Her
heart was beating fast, beating
thiekly. She couldn't stand this
much longer! She had been giddv
with shock last night when some
one-that Hart boy, she remem-
hered-had said Gibbs was going
70 marry some girl from Swamp
scott. 1t wasn't. it couldn't be
true People started stories like
that. heaven only knew why. But
She had to see him-had to find
out what it was all about.
She ran across the uRearthly
bright green of the closely lip
ned grass. her rubber soles MAX
me a faint squeak as she passed.
You could scarcely see the pier,
Down below, at the club, a few
people were in bathing. You
could hear the faint ghostiy
sound of thin laughter.
Zoe Rugged her arms about her.
shiyering in the warm Stiffness
Uncanny. this silence, this all en-
xeloping. fog!
She had letters to write, anew
book with the leaves still uncut,
But she couldn't settle down to
anything. She listened, tense as
a violin string. for the sound of
the telephone, for Gerda's voice
calling her. ,e as,
She needed a shampoo and
manicure, but she dare not leave
to go down to the village. Her
wire might come: her mother,
thinking it urgent, might open
it
All day she waited, strung on
thin. wires of waiting. Lunch was
served. She toyed with food, her
ears strained for the Scrape OF q
messenger zoy's wheels on the
gravel.
you're not hungry. dear"
'tNot very. Had late break
fast
"You law kitten. Father play
ed lS holes with Victor Stryk-
hurst"
Don't see how they could see
the ball"
"Oh. the clubs much higher
ground, you know. | always think
we get the worst of the dampnesS
down here. Bad for my sinus"
Gerda came round with the
souffle.
"You must try some of this.
It's delicious. Cook will be hurt.
S Zoe helped herself to it indif-
ferently. Maybe she was going
to be really i'll. Her cheeks burn
ed, as if with a fever, and her
hands. were like ice. Gibbs!
katharine looked lovely last
night. didn't she?"
what did you say, Mother!
Oh. yes, she was grand in that
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
REcIN HERE TODAY


Katharine Strykhurst' beau,
full, 20, is disconnected WIKI ..
useless round of social aet'S''se'
that make up her life. Her Ia
Their and aristoeratic stepmoaner
Berthe, refuse to let kath"fih'
undertake any sort of work
Katharine rides daily WIN
Michael Heatheroe, young "er
erner who runs a riding CLUB
Sally Moon, local coauette. also
err0lls at the club for riding les
sons
o.. Zoe Parker, Katharine's friend
returns from Europe where she
was sen. to forget a love affair
With Gibbs Lsrkin, of whom hes ,
parents disapproye. Zoe Is sim
in love with Gibbs.
DR.. John Kaye, a relative or
Bertine's, pays the Strykhursts a
visit.
Katharine telephones the riding
club, learns Michael is riding with
Sally and feels a pans or zeal
20 :
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
- ,GHAPTER4Ni1 ~ ~
Zoe spoke cautiously into the
moathpiece: Telegram she SAID.
Straight telegram to MIR. Gibbs
Larkin, Peauet 81 House. White
Bay, Maine, Come, back Must
see yea. Awfully important. Aii
nv love. Signed Zoe" -,
s ~ She sighed with relief. No one
had heard her. The minds were
downstairs, busy with luncheon
preparations. Her mother. in crisp
linen and a shady hat, had driven
off hail an hour ago to Garden
club meeting. The gardens brood
cd ia the fog. Regularly. at m,
teryals, mournful sound pierced
the stiffness .-.,,. the foghorn'
blowing down past the Point.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-16
""#zzFTS~-I
8; 2sIs;5S

understand, but she would be
sympathetic enough.
There were Just three of them
for dinner. The fog still held
and it was close and warm in
doors, so they dined on the ter
race.
''Broke 100 this morning" her
father said genially. He was
spare, florid man of SIS, very
proud of his waistline and his
red settlers. One of these ami
able dogs now ambled up to the
table and was discouraged, not
too strongly. by his master.
get away, Laurie. Down. sir.
No manners"
"Tell Gerda to take him to the
kitchen" said Mrs. Parker plain
lively. ale acts as though Waters
hadn't fed him."
ooh, he's been fed, all right.
He Just likes his family, don't
you. Laurie. Eth, boy"'
There was good deal more of
this, Mrs. Parker Directing siren
uQusly to the dogs presence on
the terrace, her husband agree
ing but keeping Laurie at his
side. Zoe thought she would have
to scream if she We're compelled
j to, stay there much longer. Older
people were terrible! They filled
their days with the most stupid
things - mothers meetings and
needlework and ordering food,
raising dogs and playing golf and
/ sitting at stuffy desks in stuffy
offices .. They didn't know
what it was like to be really
alive, OF, if they did, they had
long since forgotten it.
, To suffer, as she was now suf-
ferinp, thinking of Gibbs, with
his hard, handsome face, too
lined, too knowing, staring down
intently at some SNUG, horrid lit
| tic girl who went to the Vincent
club dances and lived on Beacon
Hill and went to Swampscott in
the summertime-oh, it was I'M
bearable.
Twilight deepened; the candle
flames burned straight and
steady in the dimncss. There was
no breeze anywhere. The fog
horn began aGain-a mOnotonous,
eerie note.
81 declare, that gets on my
nerves." Lisa Parker said, placid
lily, after an interval.
Zoe pushed back her chair. :"
hate it," she said explosively. Il
can't stand it single other min
ute"
Her mother stared after her
reflectiyely.
"She's been. mop;ng all day."
she said. 81 don't know what's
wrong. She seemed so gay-so
glad to be home at first.
"You pay entirely too much at
tentios to her," :. Henry Parker
| said, deliberately cutting the end
from long cigar
Zoe ran through the hall,
scarcely conscious of where she
was going.
Gerda intercepted her. "Therc's
call for you, miss. On the up
stairs phone"
Her heart seemed to stop beat
inc for an instant. She flashed