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Lowney Avenue Christian-The Rev. B
r. Johnson, pastor. Morning worship at
$50 a. m, teaching period of the school
at $780, young peoples meeting
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BOWERS. HELM beloved wife Of Byron
D. and mother of Marie Eloise and
Susanna Bell Bowers, 1920 Sunset-av,
passed away Wednesday evening Sery-
ices at FLANNER &, BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY, Saturday, D. m. Friends in
vited Burial Crown Hill
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Roberts Park NJ. E.-The Rev. G. T.
Alexander pastor Morning theme
Poverty in Plenty; night The Cost Of
Forgiveness "
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Fletcher Place NJ. E.-The Rev Howard
Little, pastor. Morning theme, Living in
the Presence of God"
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Births
Girls

Harold, Mary Renforth, 1852 E 10th.
LEROY Utaka Wagner 1915 w. 2Sth.
George, Edith crawford, 1913 S. Illinois
Harris. Alice Sloss, 1917 Columbia
Fffen. Alvera Burnell. 1897 s. Sheffield
George Alice Jones. 1887 Boulevard-pl
George. Johanna Bockover. 519 N Noble
William. LATHE Townsend. $40 w. 18th.
Moses Ruth Beene. 746 Roache
Fred. Dora Henschel, 1877 Calhoun.
John Marie Long, S3l California.
BOYS
Clifford Alberta Bigelow. 326 n Pine
Howard, Josephine Lahr, $50 N High
and.
Walter. Marie Foreman. 1435 s. New
Jersey
Walter Anabelle Brown. 907i2 s. Me.
'idlan.
John Lillian Calvert. 344 S. Dearborn.
RAYMOND, Bessie Fox. 1924 Bates.
Jesse. Helen Kirbv 6lsi2 Russell.
Albert, Margaret TAYLOR, 1888 Vandeman
Marshall. Eliza Fowlkes. 2416 Arsenal
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East Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness
Mission-The Rev. j.. N Trotter, pastor.
At 230 the pastor will speak; night, a
guest speaker at night.
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l Death Notices

BEEKMAN. HARRIETT-Beloved wife of
52h1 xe6aW Mrs. snd Ha m4ne Ire Of M ME-
Kuhma Foust,, Mrs. Frances ,Foqst and
! Frederick Beekman, G.parted this life
! Oct ii. at the residence 44I2 z. list
| 10 a. m Burial Anderson Cemetery
/ Friends invited; Fune5al services under
BOWERS HELEN beloved wife of Byron
| Susanna Bell Bowers. 1920 sunset-av,
ices at FLANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
! TUARY, Saturday. 2 D. m. Friends in
vited Burial Crown Hill
CHRIsTENBERRY, MABEL--Entered into
rest Thursday. beloved wife of Edward
3. Christenberry, mother Of, Mrs John
Russell and Paul Christenberry. Funeral
Saturday at residence, 430 N Emerson
AZ b. n Friends Tds1 nvited Burial
MOORE FUNERAL PARLoR in charge
HAGEDON, DORA CAGE 78 years. be-
loved mother of Roy H. Kerr and half
sister of Lew and Carlin Shank. passed
ices at FLANNER & BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY. Saturday. $3.50. Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill
JOHNSON, HELEN HAMMANS-Beloved
Nj. and Mrs. Henry j. HammanS. sister
of MabIe. Mary Ella. and Virgie Ham
mans. departed this life Thursday. age
25 years Funeral Saturday. Oct. 10, at
residence 2o08 N keystone Ave D. m.
Burial Spring Valley. Friends invited.
Funeral under direction of MOORE &
KIRK
sEIFERT, FRANK JOHN SR.-Beloved ia
Their of Herbert E. Irma and Frank j.
of Indiana polls, and Theodore and Mrs.
Russell Buchanan of Buffalo, N. Y. Be
loved brother of Tillie Seifert of Indian
apolis. passed away at tbs Thursday
evening. Services 10 a. m Monday from
his home 1922 N Capitol-av Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
LITTLE & SONS SERVICE.
SOHN, MRS. oRPHA E.-Of 822 Ingram,
beloved wife of George H. Sohn and
mother of Mrs. Earl Huber. John Robert
and George H. Sohn Jr.. deparated this
life Friday. age 40 years. Funeral notice
later. Friends may call MOORE & KIRK.
CH-l606.
WICK. CAROLINE-Beloved mother of Will
liam c. Kraut, Mrs. Bertha M Crowley.
Mrs. Frona E. SilcoX, Mrs Emma Sachs,
Frank Henry, Andrew and George H.
Wick, passed away Oct. II, age 80 years.
VALID FUNERAL HOME, 1922 Union st,
Monday, Oct. 81. at 2 p. m. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends invited. Friends may view
remains after Saturday noon.
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Second Evangelical-The Rev r C..
Wackntz, pastor Morning theme Lives
That Left night, Good Courage"
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Rug Cleaning

RUGS. furniture cleaning specialists. Old
rugs remade into fluff and chenilles.
W. n. FLY RUG CO.. 1928 Brookside-av
CH-22ll
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Northwood Christian-The Rev. r
Melvyn Thompson. pastor. The Rev. John
Ray Clark pastor of the Broad Ripple
Christian Church, will be guest speaker
at GAS a. m.
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18TH 1876 WI and ? rooms. furnished
clean, private bath, utilities: $3.50 up
Sleeping room.
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st. Matthew Lutheran--The Rev. L. c.
E Feckler pastor. Morning theme, The
Truthfulness of Gods Word" night, Does
the World Value the open Bible?"
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University Park Christian-Dr S. G.
Fisher. pastor. Morning theme at 29th
Christ1: night. services at the chapel 4oth,
and Capitol-av. theme, The Closed Mind"
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Is, 1885
R E N T A Is


Choice Outside Rooms
From Si25
Ample Parking Space
DEL. AT MICH. Li-5slS
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Emmanuel Reformed-Dr Edward Haines
Kistler, pastor. Morning theme, Our
Human Clay"
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Church Services SUNDAY

First EvsngelieaI-The Rev. r H
Mueller; pastor. Morning theme, When
They They HAD sung a Hymn" night. "A
Ebenezer Lutheran-The Rev. K. z
Hartman, pastor. Morning theme, The
Primary Law"
Brightwood Christian-The Rev. Jacob
/ Strife. pastor. Morning theme He That
Eatheih IN the Morning; night. Why
Grace NJ E.--The Rev. wallace C. CAL
vert pastor. Morning and evening theme,
East Miami Street Pilgrim Holiness
Mission-The Rev. J., n Irotter, pastor.
guest speaker at night.
East Park NJ. E.-The Rev. r. 4: Ulrey;
I pastor. Morning theme, The Worth OF
a Man night. Belonging"
Emmanuel Reformed-Dr Edward Haines
Kistler, pastor. Morning theme, our
Third Christian-The Rev William F.
Rothenburger, pastor. Morning, DR.. Charles
! Il. Winders will speak on The Way OF
the Cross"
Memorial Baptist-The Rev George G.
!
ming will be The Sins of Saints"
Capitol Avenue NJ. E;.The Rey E.
A God5 W Sfgg n RasoF Bra M9Fnins theme
Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
rhs RRa96eF n M4T9nF he ReS
| D w. Noble will speak.
Morris Street NJ E.-The Rev r. L.
Dove. pastor Sunday SCHOOL at $50 a m i !;
p. m and Junior League at $50 D. m. and
/ Intermediate League at 6:45 p. m.
st. Georges EpiscopaI-The Rev. Francis
I Tetu. vicar Holy Communion at a. m. !;
church school at 9 and morning servict
with sermon at 10.
University Park Christian-Dr. s.. G.
| and Kenwood-av I Believe in Jesus
and Capitoi-av. theme, The closed Mind"
st. Pauls Episcopal The Rev. William
| BURROWS, rector. Holy Communion at
| $50 a.. M; morning prayer and sermon
| at 10 As a. m.
Northwood Christian-Thc Rev. r.
! MELVIN Thompson. pastor The Rev. John
Raw Clark. pastor of the Broad Ripple
Christian Church. will be guest speaker
at GAS a. m.
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D Billeisen, pastor, Morning theme, "A
Real Awakening" night. The Threefold
Enemy"
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
theme, Americas Greatest Need" $50
p. m. young peoples meeting.
Roosevelt Temple NJ. E..The Rev; Ly-
man C. MUIR, pastor. Morning theme,
'Lfe's Essentials" night, The Four
Cardinal Points
East Side Church of Christ-The Rev.
| Hugo McCord, pastor. Morning theme:
| Revive Us Again" night, victories OF
Faith"
st. Matthew Lutheran--The Rev. L. c.
FeekIer pastor M9rning theme n;ept The
the World Value the open Bible?"
Broadway Evanselical-The Rev George
S, Lozier. pastor. Morning theme, Dead
Washington Street NJ. E.-The Rev. l..
| H Kendall, pastor Morning theme
Prayer" night. What Must Do?"
oakIandon Christian-The Rev. Leslie
sPsrkS paSoF rgS Morning n ro theme Thf
Japan"
Hillside Christan-The Rev. Herbert J.
| Wilson, pastor. Morning theme, why Did
You Do It?"; night, The Proper Clothes"
West Twenty Ninth Street Church of
| Christie. F.. Peck of Sullivan will speak
| both morning and night.
Unity Truth Center-The Rev. Murrel
G. Powell. pastor. Morning theme. The
Wedding Garment"
! Calvary U. B.-The Rev. L. A. Huddles-
! ton. pastor Morning theme. The Glory
of Our Program; night Christ, the
Light"
| Mems Bible Class of Seventh Presby-
terian-Samuel Garrison, speaker. Morn
| ing theme, Safety First"
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River Avenue Baptist-The Rev Georg
D. Billeisen, pastor. Morning theme, x
Real Awakening" night. The Threefolt
Enemy"
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Central Hail COffee Shop
Fried chicken. 35c; baked chicken and
Cooked the way the whole family likes it.
| 1925 Central Ave TA-2670
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Hugo McCord, pastor Morning theme.
Revive Us Again" night, victories of
Faith
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Roosevelt Temple NJ. E.-The Rev Ly-
man C. MUIR pastor Morning theme
'Life's Essentials; night The -Four
Cardinal Points"
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East Park NJ E.-The Rev. r. A. Ulrey
pastor Morning theme The Worth Of
a Man. night. Belonging"
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Oaklandon Christian--The Rev. Leslie
Sparks, pastor. Morning theme. The
Giving Spirit night Or Togoga Nakarai
of Butler University will speak on
Japan"
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st. Pauls Episcopal-The Rev. William
BURROWS rector. Holy Communion at
$50 a. M; morning prayer and sermon
at GAS a. m.
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Furniture Repair

HIGHEST prices paid on house to wrec
MADISON WRECKING CO. DR-4646.
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry, pastor. Morning
theme America Greatest Need: $50
p. m. young peoples meeting.
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Transportation
CALIFORNIA BY FAST TRAIN
ONT

WILT O1NINIE1 IENhIN
ONLY S3450
Via North western Union Pacific from
Chicago, in comfortable coaches without
change And note this-breakfasts Csc.
lunches SOC, dinners Csc. Besides free
pillows. drinking cups, porter service;
dimmed lights at night air-conditioned
cars. On Los Angeles Limited exclusive
coach for women and children, with
Stewardess-N Nurse attendant Omaha west
for so little Ticket offices: Chicago g.
North Western. 308 Merchants Bank-bldg
Phone RI-3l10 Indianapolis Ind. or
Union Pacific, 705 Dixie Terminal-bIdg
40 E. Fourth-st. Cincinnati. Ohio
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Washington Street NJ. E.-The Rev l..
H. Kendall, pastor. Morning theme,
Prayer" night, What Must DOE"
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Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j.
wilson pastor. Morning theme, Why Did
You Do It?"; night, The Proper Clothes"
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Broadway Evanseiical-The Rev. George
S. Lozier. pastor. Morning theme, Dead
or Alive?"
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Unity Truth Center-The Rev. Murrel
G.. Powell. pastor. Morning theme. The
Wedding Garment"
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West Twenty-Ninth Street Church of
Christie. F. Peck of Sullivan will speak
both morning and night.
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st. Georges Episcopal-The Rev Francis
Tetu. vicar. Holy Communion at m.
church school at and morning servict
with sermon at 10.
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Morris Street NJ. E.-The Rev. r. l.
Dove, pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
church services a. 1890 a m and 1876
p. m. and Junior League at $50 p. m. anc
intermediate League at 645 p. m.
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Calvary U. B.-The Rev. L. A Huddles-
ton. pastor Morning theme. The Glory
of Our Program; night. Christ, the
Light"
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Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev
Lem L. Latham, pastor Morning theme,
Hosea. Prophet of Gods Love"
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S42-46 N. East-St. Est. 1895. LI-1279.
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First EvsnEelical-The Rev. r. H
Mueller, pastor Morning theme. When
They Had Sung a Hymn, night. "A
Courageous Earth"
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Mattresses. Made Over

GEO j. EGENOLF, MACHINISTS-Spe
cializing, printing and special machinery
1872 w. South-St LI-62l2
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Mems Bible Class of Seventh Presby-
terian-Samuel Garrison, speaker. Morn
ing theme Safety First"
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Cadle Tabernacle-The Rev E Howard
broadcast of the Nation Family prayer
band at $50 p. m: young peoples PRAYER
and worship at $50; night. evangelistic
service by E. Howard Cadle
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Brightuood Christian-The Rev. Jacob
strife. pastor. Morning theme, He That
Eatheth in the Morning night. why
Love God?"
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All Souls Unitarian-Dr. F. C. Wicks,
pastor. Morning address, "Redeeming the
Time"
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North NJ. E.-The Rev. C. A McPheeters,
pastor. Morning theme, The Coming
Kingdom; night, Rest"
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Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G.
Kimsey, pastor. Theme morning and eve
ming Will be The Sins Of Saints"
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Madison Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev Charles
A. Mccullough, pastor. Morning theme.
The Hallowed Name: night, the Rev
D. w. Noble will speak.
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Ebenezer Lutheran-The Rev. K z
Hartman, pastor. Morning theme, The
Primary Law"
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Grace VI. E.-The Rev. wallace c CAL
vert, pastor. Morning and evening theme,
"Eaith and Reason
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tin l.. Love. pastor. Sermon theme at 10
m. Super Mind Science; The Law
of Prosperity" at II; night. "ApostleShip."
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Capitol Avenue NJ E.-The Rev. z.
Gods Wiiss night BREAD i5i i''-'s
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Fairvew Presbyterian-The Rev Virgil
D. Ragan, pastor. Morning theme, Forces
That Flow Out of Christian Homes"
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Irvingtno Presbyterian-The Rev. John
B. Ferguson, pastor In the morning. the
Rev Harold c. Anderson of Bahia of
Brazil will be guest speaker night, pic
lures The Golden Gate of Brazil"
Evening star., 1935-04-21
THIS WEEK

but plain horse sense - just the high spots,
you know - to tease him along
THE hell you did"
What did you say, McCune?"
II said. the hell you did, You turn this over
to me to handle, then you 60 and shoot my
thunder" Joe stared ruin squarely in the eye.
We'll, Joe, old man, I'm sorry if messed
up your plans. i"
You messed 'em plenty" said Joe bitterly.
Don't get sore. didn't know you had
something up your sleeve. I'll be out there
this evening to help you"
What time will you be there?"
II told Crockett Id see him about eight.
Want me there any sooner?"
mo! Eight is plenty early"
He would get there at seven, and try to
rectify the damage. though off the bat, repairs
didn't look feasible He jumped under the
shower, shaved. threw on his clothes. dashed
to the photograph studio to see what Homer
Faris had ready.
At seventeen the red roadster scuttled
through the leafy, golden-roofed tunnels of
Greenwich streets. At seven-ffteen Joe rang
the bell at the Crockett residence and found
the family halfway through Sunday evening
supper. When Dorothea insisted that he join
them. he remembered that he had made day
of it on nothing but a chocolate matted.
He met queenly Mrs. Crockett, who loved
to discuss cabin cruisers. but took on an abb
sent look at the mention of concrete mixers.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

hastily, apprehensive eyes on the time. ears
cooked for the doorbell.
"Hrr-umph Very similar to what Duncan,
Jenegan & Budd recommend"
"Hah! Pardon me, Mr.. Crockett. They're
fine firm "a splendid firm. But l always
have to smile when their name is mentioned
1t reminds me Of the sound of trunk falling
downstairs
"Hr-r-umph! Duncan - Jernegan - &
Budd. Hah! So it does. Hah!'
Now MIR. Crockett, for your 1895 cam.
pain-"
Br.r-ring! The doorbel clattered. A maid
padded into the hall.
There's Watts" said Crockett. "We'll
wait moment"
Joe's chest sagged. Too late! He saw the
blackness of defeat. Just then Dorothea's
hand dropped on his arm like blessing.
you handle situation 50 marvelously -
so masterfully." she murmured.
His eyes snapped; his chin jutted.
Evening. Mr.. Watts. I'm right in the
middle of it. I'll 60 right on - if leave any.
thing out. you tell me when I'm through"
He strobe up and down the room like Ross
Dietrich. He was beginning to like that stride.
'Mr. Crockett, an advertising man without
imagination might question using pretty girls
to sell concrete mixers. But, Mr.. Crockett,
we must face realities Concrete mixers are
soldto he-men men with hair on their chests"
Continued on p0se I3)
Evening star., 1935-04-21

He had met Farnham Crockett several times
previously. when discussing copy. Crockett
looked like Kentucky colonel, but clipped
his speech like hard-boiled tycoon.
George ate nervously, and watched the
clock creep towards eight. He hoped to speed
the rest by his example.
At ten minutes to eight they drifted into
the living room.
Nov what's on your mind. McCune?"
asked Farnham Crockett "Or - do you want
to wait till Cleve gets here?'
mo" said George hastily With Dorothea's
golden hazel eyes upon him. he visioned Ross
Dietrichs most impressive manner
Three months ago. Mr. Crockett, under
took an intensive investigation into the sound
ness of our campaign idea for Crockett con-
crete mixers"
Mrs. Crockett WINGED, and faded into the
library.
ITO make the investigation absolutely
thorough went so far as to prepare COM
plete campaign on the next best idea, to check
its uttermost possibilities. That investigation
showed conclusively, Mr. Crockett" he
paused with Ross Dietrich's most dramatic
pause, that our original idea pretty girl
advertising - is absolutely sound"
But Watts said -" began Crockett, eye
p brows arched in amazed altitude.
ITO convince you of the thoroughness of
our Investigation, have here the layouts on
the test idea" George thumbed them through
Evening star., 1935-04-21

NO" said Joe, firmly. Il thought it was
impossible. But it isn't. Are you busy for the
rest of the day2"
why yes"
Break it off, This is vitally important to
your fathers business. Where is your phone?"
by the stairs"
He strode across the room as he had seen
Ross Dietrich stride across the office.
Hello - Homer Faris still therel thought
So Homer this is Joe - Joe McCune. Listen
big job want your whole damn studio
from now till tomorrow night. Don't but me.
You know Riker-Watts. Listen - I'll be
there at seven o'clock Have the Crockett
concrete mixers hauled out ready for new
series of girl pictures. And listen - I've got
to have glossy prints of these photos by to-
morrow noOn."
"Now you listen, lunatic." Faris finally got
chance for a word. THE fleets in. How'd
you like me to balance the flagship up on top
Of the Empire State Building for your"
you can do that Monday. All want now
is what told YOU"
God save the king! How about models?"
''Ill bring her. Okay. See you at seven"
Dorothea was staring at him. round-eyed.
Your father - he'll be here tomorrow even
ing1" he asked her.
Il think so'
Good! We must get going at once. Bring
let me see y your fur coat - an evening
dress. any color but blue, and -er y your
1a<o k,<L
Evening star., 1935-04-21

latest bathlng SUIT.
"What is all this about?"
With Ross Dietrich's own in
tensity, he told her.
"You are going to help us put
Crockett concrete mixers on top
of the world in 1895. You're just
what I've always felt that ad-
vertising needed"
"Mr. McCune" When she
flushed like that under her still
recent summers tan, she was
simply incredible. well it
would be fun to see how photo
graph under the Kleigs. What
did you say - fur coat -
and p"
Queer how some people nat
urally take to each other, Joe
reflected. On the way back to the
city he found himself telling her
about the Vaccinations of Dun
can, Jernegan & Budd.
She gurgled the merriest little
cascade of laughter.
Duncan. Jernegan & Budd!
Sounds like a trunk falling down.
stairs"
"Well. they're running the
advertising for Crockett power
boats. and now ="
"They shouldn't have it -
any of it," she said with con-
viction. They're not" - she
shot him a breath.taking look -
know they're not lice enough"
At one-thirty Sunday morn-
ing. on the doorstep of her home,
she gave him slim cool hand.
Good night. It's been thrill
ling to see howar real. high-tension
advertising executive works. You
do work awfully fast, don't your
And it was so much fun after
wards - the dancing. and all. III
see that dad is here tomorrow
evening - no, it's this evening,
isn't it1 Thank you 50 much"
Thank y0u," Joe told her.
Jangling bellspoundedthro
his consciousness the next morn-
ing. He sat up in bed to the reali-
zation that it was eleven am. and
the phone was ringing. Watts
voice saluted him irritably.
Hello, hello. You, McCune?
I've been ringing away here, it
seems hours. You didn't see
Crockett yesterday"
''He forgot. Went golfing."
And you didn't stand by.
Why in -"