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Evening star., 1936-10-22
Miss Ritz to Wed
John Marshall, Jr.

Mrs. Russell S. Ritz OF Bluefield, w
Va, announces the engagement of her
daughter Jean Elizabeth to Mr.. John
Marshall, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall OF 2405 Tracy place, Washing
ton.
The wedding will take place Novem-
ber % in Bluefleld.
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D. A. R. TO OBSERVE
46TH ANNIVERSARY
More Than $500 Chapters to
Celebrate Birthday, Re.
affirm Aims.
affirm Aims

More than $500 chapters Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton in all parts of the United States
and abroad are expected to observe
the 46th anniversary of the organiza-
ton of the D. A. r. today.
The D. A. r. as an organization
will observe the anniversary by re-
dedicating itself to employ every re-
source Ito keep America American, to
preserve American principles as set
forth by George Washington and by
the Constitution" Mrs. William A.
Becker, president general. announced.
The D. A. R. had its inception in
a meeting of group Of 10 women
here October IL, 1890. The three
founders were Miss Eugenia Wash
ington. great-grandniece of George
Washington; Miss Mary Desha of
Kentucky and Mrs. Ellen Hardin WAL
worth of New York. Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison was the first president gen.
eral and Mrs. Walworth became the
first editor of the D. A. r. maya
zine. Miss Washington served as
first registrar. acting in that capacity
until her death in 1900.
In announcing the anniversary.
Mrs. Becker said the D. A. r. was
founded none too soon" She pointed
to the spread of subversive doctrines
in America and the menace of COM
munism throughout the world as ex-
amples of the dangers which beset
our country"
She said the D. A. r. now has
chapters not only in this country
but in London. Paris. Berlin. Rome
and China. with property valued at
s5.000000. The organization today
is concentrating its efforts on a youth
program intended to educate boys
and girls for true citizenship in the
United States"
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Soriets Studying
Rust Machine for
Gathering Cotton
Improvements Are Beine
Made on Equipment
Used in Mississippi.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, October l0.-A
mechanical cotton picker. invented
by John and Mack Rust of Memphis,
was under scrutiny on two continents
today.
Mack worked here on further i'm
provements to the machine, which
now is picking cotton on Mississippi
plantations. while his brother pre-
pared to demonstrate the picker for
the Soviet government in Turkestan.
1.-THE Russian government" Mack
said. bought two of the pickers and
John went abroad to conduct the
demonstrations. He has exhibited
the machine. but actual picking tests
will get under way some time this
month"
Meanwhile. Mack said, four of the
pickers are being used on the Farga-
son plantation. near Clarksdale. Miss,
and fifth is kept at the Delta Ex-
pertinent Station at Stoneville. Miss
where exhaustive tests are conducted
by Government experts.
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CAPABLE RESPONSIBLE
MEN-SPECIAL
ATTENTION.


If you have observed. you realize that that
in WASHINGTON and vicinity WORKING for
vancement. OF course the work they are
81 xSU e Do u scqs SS
tse You ane enoW
sn h shst mas. ans Be
SIRE to correct them. That desire MUST
be supported by inteligence and decision.
eapaSe a aFs Sase Oss the REAL
again tie into hard work; because both
the will and the back grow weak as tne
f IS penty Of WorS to d. might not be
in your line of experience; but II you are
any good at all you could LEARN q new
Washinston nnIess he too lazy 70
dsfn a0s sSorssse Of good men Tor these
able risht now. 81 course: there are q
helm s and hope sn for them' The answer
YES. i there can be a change in mental
Ssnt sHSS mi to 5 5sss en- ana and
manner that will appeal to your intelli-
weeks pay roll. The men live and work
in YafhinstIn7 Tamecs g si4 Fscgtst T.
We s: s4tsa.J 3. s9s'i,:.G s F. osIy
i sss yesrs e Dig g. sa2 H. Ut r.
$4,000; Z. W. siss.sI. we can show
the figures quoted above II you are in
terested in REAL money.
men is GOOD MONEY in washington
You MUST admit that. There is nothing
mysterious about Y. There Is practical I
business experience
These men are Just average plugTers-
faithful. honest workers for one of the
largest companies in the world.
Facts that appeal to reason are avail.
able to men who sincerely want to get out
Of the iow-pay class or the ranks Of the
unemployed. It might take sone couI;;
Sc worth your time 70 invsstigate. Come
to Room. 2O5, 1910 Vermont ave. at 10
O'Clock sharp. Monday morning, and ask
for Mr.. Sillings.
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communicate with Max q. Johl, Tor.
renee Place, Scarsdale, N. Y.

communicate with Max @. Johl, Tor
renee Place, Scarsdale, N. Y.
The Sociedad Filatelica of Ar
gentina will celebrate its 50th an
niversary November /. 1887. A gold
medal is being offered for the best
paper on Argentine stamps. to be read
as part of the golden jubilee pro-
gram.
Mrs. w. c. Rice. in letter to Inns
Weekly Stamp News, says: "Appar-
emily it was necessary to make two
official denials Of the Harvard stamp
before every one was satisfied that
there was to be no precedent estab-
lished by issuing a stamp for single
university, no matter what its histor-
ical prestige might seem to claim. A
statement from the White House ex-
planned that this stamp was being
turned down because of the dangerous
precedent which might be established
by recognition of a single institute OF
learning. 1t is to be believed that
most right-thinking collectors agree
with the President that the request
for such q stamp should be turned
down."
But the end is not yet. The cam
paign for the Harvard commemora-
tive, it has been decided, will be re-
sumed shortly.
The drive for the U. S. S. Constitu-
ton cold Ironsides') stamp likewise
Is scheduled for continuance.
From Hoover Bros, New York. comes
news to the effect that the 1887 edi-
ton of the Official Precancel Cstalog
will be published in December.
The Washington Stamp Club of the
Air will meet over Station VOL
tomorrow evening at els. Mr.. Kunze
will discuss Vergil. the Latin poet.
as represented in stamp designs.
The Collectors Club, Branch S, So
ciety of Philatelic Americans, will meet
at the Thomson School, Twelfth street,
Tuesday evening at 8. Ohio Rogers.
philatelic agent, will speak. The pub
lie invited.
The quarterly business meeting OF
| the Washington Philatelic Society will
be held at the Hotel Carlton. Sixteenth
street, Wednesday evening. Only
members admitted.
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!, 6sl& Sa ~ saM
N szESaEzA242&ea&E

to furnish collectors with such we'll
conferred stamps as could not be pur-
chased elsewhere at regular post
Offices. 1t was never intended that
this utility should be central sales
agency in competition with local post
masters and dealers. =.
lone insistent question predoni-
mated above all others during the con-
vention-namely, When Is the Army
and Navy series coming out?'"
The Union of South Africa soon
will have new stamps to conform with
a revised postal rate-1l5d for letters
within the British Empire. No an
nouncement, however, has been made
with regard to the exact date of issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

Liberia has produced another color
full series, specified for airport use.
The values are: lc. yellow green: &c,
carmine: Sc, violet; &c. orange; SC,
blue. and &c. dark green. each with
black intaglio.
Uruguay's latest issue is special
delivery stamp, same design as 1922,
but much smaller in size.
Poland has overprinted the l5gr
blue-green Marshal Pilsudski and the
25gr dark-green Belweder Port
Gdansk," for Offices in Danzig.
The &c purple SIN semi-postal issue
of Peru. 1888, has been surcharged
''Ley-83l0."
Switzerland announces two values
of the Disarmament Conference air.
mails with altered values in black
| lOc on zoe, dark red and buff, and
| SOC on 90c, deep blue and gray.
Cuba next month will bring out
eight stamps concentrating the ca
reer of Maxine Gomez. The lndl-
Gated values are: Regular postage,
1c. &c, &c, SC and &c; airmail. sc and
loo; and special delivery, 10c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

The Associated Press says: Uncle
Sans style of long and narrow air.
mail stamps has counterpart in Gen.
trail America. The country is Guate-
mala. where the airpost issue of 1885
is being supplemented with additional
values. design changes and color
alterations.
These airmails are of two classifl-
cations. One group is for interior use,
the other for outside the country.
The stamps are of three sizes, but all
oblong in shape. Lower values are
smaller than the higher denomlna-
tions, which have approximately the
same measurement as the United
States airposts.
"All designs include the quetzal, a
rare native bird, after which the coun-
try's monetary unit, quetzal, is named.
The bird also appears in Guatemalas
coat-of-arms. Printed in green, the
bird is shown in fiight-its tail
streaming behind its body-in the
upper right corner of the stamps.
THE new exteriors consist OF flve
values. They run: 4 centavos. orange,
mouth of the River Dulce; so centa-
vos, purple, Port Of San Jose; l quet-
zal. dark green, airport at Aurora
ESQ ouetzals. red and olive green,
islands on the Atlantic coast; ana
) ouetzals. orange and blue, Atlantic
coast scene.
There are only two of the interior
tvpe-the SO centavos, blue, airport at
Aurora: and the ! quetzal, red, Lake
Amatitlan.
Collectors interested to obtain copies
of the King Edyard VIII coronation
issues of the British Empire are
warned again to make arrangements
in advance. A tentative list OF
territorial divisions and values to be
released includes: Antigua. Id. 1l2d
and 21sd; Bahamas, 12d, 1l2d and
2lad; Bermuda, Id, 112d and 2l2d'
British Guiana, &c, &C and &c; British
Honduras, Sc, &c and SC; British
Solomon Islands, Id, 1lad and Sd;
Cayman Islands. I'D, led and 242d;
Ceylon, &c, &c and zoe; Cyprus, Zap,
llap and clap; Dominica. Id. lad
and 2lao; Falkland Islands. I'D, Id
and 2l2d; Fiji Islands. Id, 2l2d and
Sd; Gambia, Id, 1l2d and Sd; Gibral-
tar, I'D, I'd and Sd; Gilbert and Ellice
Islands, Id. lid and Sd; Gold Coast,
Id, I'd and Sd; Grenada, I'D, Id,
1lad and 2l2d; Hong Kong, 4c, l5c
and Csc: Jamaica, Id, I'D and 21ad;
Kenya, SC, zoe and soc; Malta. I'D,
led and 2l2d; Mauritius, SC. l2c
and zoe; Montserrat, Id. 112d and
2lad; Nigeria, lad, I'd and Sd; North
ern Rhodesia, Id. I'd and Sd; Nyasa-
land, I'D, Id and I'd; st. Helena. Id,
I'd and Sd; Ascension Islands, Id. I'd
and 8; ST. Kits, Id, 1izd and 212d; st.
Lucia. Id, 11ad and 212d; st. Vincent,
Id, 1lad and 2lad; Seychelles Islands,
&c. l2c and zoe; Sierra Leone, Id, I'd
ana Sd; Somaliland, la, "a and ga;
Straits Settlements, 4c. &c and 12c;
Trinidad. 1c, &c and &c: Turks Is
lands, lad, I'd and Sd; Virgin Islands,
Id. 1isd and 2lad.
First-day distribution will be spe-
Cited for a date in May, as yet un-
determined.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

30 YOU LIKE TO DRAW? Learn illus
trating. desisnins or cartoonins IN spare ,
Give age and occupation. Address Box
296-H. Star ONCE.
BURTON LINOTYPE SCHOOL, PRINT
craft Bldg now enrolling men and women
for evening class. Attractive rates.
SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL ENGINEERING.
commercial refrieeration air conditioning;
steam engineering. shop practice. Licensed
courses Met. 4575. sol L st. NV.
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS : EXP;
courteous. patient white instructor: skill
acquired easily: parking and trafic; 3 les
sons. So. Mr.. Rundlett. phone Geo. 70t6.
MEN WANTED by Ref. Eng. Inst. to train
for positions in slestrie reEigesation and
sary. Address BOX I26-K. Star once. II.
WANTED-Youns men or women with
nair for writing to take up advertising.
Practical home study. training, Low tut
tion, Eas, terms. Full information sent BY
mail. No salesman vail call. Write Page
gan ave, Dept. T, Chicago,
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES

SALES REPRESENTATIVES
Business increase and promo
lions have opened to positions
in our sales staff for ambitious
statesmen. Ability and honesty
are rewarded by promotion. No
house-to-house men, floaterS, or
ad chaSerS wanted. Our sales
men are making real money. If
you can handle responsibility
and show good sales record,
phone or see H. D. Shoebridge,
National 2443, 18th floor, Tower
Building, $50 Monday morning
for appointment.
SALES OPPORTUNITY.
Well-known financial institu-
ton, sponsors of a trust fund
that is radically different, in
connection with one of the
country's leading trust COM
panies as trustee, desires the
services of statesmen of the exec
utive type. Financial aid upon
proof of ability. Splendid oppor-
tunity for branch office man
ayers. Room sol, Woodward Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

LUGGAGE SALESMAN.
One of Washington's best
stores has a permanent posi-
ton open for a man of in
tegrity and experience. Ad-
dress Box 292-M, Star office.
JEWELRY SALESMAN.
If you are a young man of
fine integrity who is inter-
ested in a selling career, this
permanent, congenial posi-
ton in a Washington store
will appeal to you. Address
Box 290-M, Star office.
THE HECHT CO. REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF AN Elk
PERIENCED JEWELRY EN-
GRAVER; REGULAR POSI-
TON. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE BETWEEN
10 AND IL.
MAN, young, intelligent, with
high school education. who is
physically able and is not afraid
of hard work to keep stock in
large retail furniture establish
ment. Address Box 1926, Star
Office.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For Men With Air Conditioning
Experience
Large national organizat ton
wants men to train dealers and
distributors in the selling and
application of specialized air
conditioning equipment.
Only those who have had a
reasonable amount Of practical
engineering experience in air
conditioning, and in working
with dealers and distributors
will be considered.
Men selected will undergo a
short period of training.
Write, fully, your qualif1ca-
tions. salary expected and a de-
tailed description of your expert
ence. Include photo of yourself
in application. Photo will not be
returned. Address Box 416-K,
Star office.
EXPERIENCED JEWELRY
ENGRAVER WANTED; GIVE
REFERENCE AND SALARY
REQUIRED. ADDRESS BOX
127-G, STAR OFFICE.
MEMS CLOTHING SALES
MEN. Permanent positions
for experienced young men
with real sales ability. Apply
employment Office, 4th floor,
Lansburgh's Dept. Store.
SALES MANAGER,
SUPERVISORS,
statesmen.
AIRTEMP-engineered by
CHRYSLER-is coming to
Washington. Complete line
of oil burners, oil and gas
furnaces, air conditioning
and air cooling equipment.
Live-wire sales organization
now being formed. Reply,
stating experience and quail
fications, in strict confidence.
Address Box Ask, Star Office.
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Collectors interested in religious
stamps are invited to send for
Catholic Postage Stamps of the
World" published by the Mission
Stamp Exchange, Woodstock, Md;
price. CSC. proceeds assigned to mis-
sionary charity.
The ancient Danish "kugelpost
wagon" which for many years carried
mail between Copenhagen and Ham,
burg, has been installed in the postal
museum at Stockholm.
On July 20 France celebrated the
centenary of the Arc de Triomphe in
Paris, begun by Napoleon in 1906 and
finished by Louis Philippe 80 years
later. The cost was 9,651,115 francs
in investment "commemorated" in the
2fr, red brown, stamp of 1881.
New York, it seems, was the first
town in the western world to boast q
postmark; Quebec, according to Ste
phen G. Rich, was the second.
Volume one Of King and Johl's
United States Postage Stamps Of the
Twentieth Century" Is being reprinted.
Those interested in helping with cor
rections and additions are asked to
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HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE for
Eastern territory; must have current sue
to participate in earnings of outstanding
washington agency after first year; give
TTecord corrections. full details. Address
proven haii preparation; falling hair. bald
ness, dryness. dandrun. eczema itching:
guaranteed fast repeat seller. Dec. $780,
ARCH. DRAFTsMAN-Compl detached
nnss TeePSene erS% eHass $685. ssseehe'
ATTORNEY ASSOCIATE. Young, to share
once expenses with established law ONCE.
Address Box 52-K. Star office.
AUTO EsTIMAToR1-To work N Cashiers
asSSSrss; ssisrensss REQUIRED. Address Box Box
AUTO MECHANIC. No, l.. desires work:
own tools: colored. North 5672
AUTO SERVICE sALEsMAN-One familiar
Address Box 4o5-M, Star ONCE.
BOOKS BONDS. insurance or real estate
y s., s supervision. Apply Tuesday. room
4OS 1913 81. 12e
BooKKEEpER. with knowledge Of typ
needs experienced: ideal Job for retired.
pensioned employe: should have ability to
handle small ONCE detail; salary. S15. 90
per week.
BOYS. 10, reliable, with bicycles. as mes
sengers; steady work. good pay; reference.
CO. K NV.
BOYS ttwol, with motor cycles. side cars
srns n. bsy. eans Ss a9S
Auto Sales. Inc. See Mr. Corzine.
BRICKLAYERS (6); 81 10 hour; two paint.
ers. S. day. Apply 1898 Hiehview terrace.
nDTrpY M
ready for work. IL Eye st. NV. Ask for
Alfred A.. Love,
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PURCHASING
AGENT

For Department Store.
Due to a promotion in our own
department we now have an
opening for a capable, expert
enced purchasing agent. If you
feel that you qualify as a first
class man in your work, write US
in full detail. State age and
complete history with salary de-
sired. Our own employees know
of this opening and all replies
will be treated in strict conf
dence. Address Box 318-M. Star
office
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TELEPHONE statesmen.
SALESMAN

Leading business brokers REQUIRE the serv-
ices OF good men who have sales ex-
perlence; must have car: permanent con-
nectfon offered to person selected: our
organization has knowledge of this adver-
tlsement. Address Box 336-M. Star offce .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11
OIL BURNER statesmen

CD. Old-established burner service com,
pany wants 3 men who will be steady and
protected. Price of burner. S215. Leads
and assistance given to men chosen: extra
high commission. Call Sunday. Monday
or Tuesday afternoon between > and 4
p m. ASK for MI Weaver 3:i02 NJ ST. n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 2410, North
POLL 1925 9th, furnishes cooks. g.h.U.
day workers. housemen. couples. kitchen
helpers. porters.
OPENINGS for cooks, E.h.w., helpers.
maids. nurses, day workers, part time: 40
or stay. Domestic Agency. 1875 9th NV:
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851. 1402 18th.
has cooks maids, mattresses. g.h.w.. part
time. day workers. housemen. chauieurs.
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POSITIONS OPEN
SALARIED POSITIONS.
60 5nn To sos nnn

This thoroughly organized advertising
service. of 20 years recogniZed standing
and reputation. carries on preliminary
indicated through a procedure individual.
lied to each clients personal requirements.
Several weeks are required to negotiats
and each individual must finance the mod.
crate cost of his own campaign. Identity
is covered and If employed present position
protected II you have actually earned
over $1,000 send only name and address
r. w. BIXBY, INC,
15S Delvard BLDG Buffalo N Y
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HELP WOMEN.

HELP WoMEN.
AGENTS|Seu our 81 box assortment OF
beautiful Christmas cards. 50ee commits
sion. Earps. Inc. 1727 Pa. ave. NV:
ALTERATION HAND. experienced In
dresses and coats. to apply with store exc
perience: not over 81 years. iO24 Conn.,
ave.
1Canfinned on Next Pafe.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

The quarterly business meeting Of
the Washington Philatelic Society will
be held at the Hotel Carlton. Sixteenth
street, Wednesday evening. Only
members admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11
STEADY EMPLOYMENT

~ GaO1 CXuI LIZ VMcAN
Fe- men of sober habits and good repu-
tation. Must be II and have D. c. driver 6
permit. Possible earnings $50 week and up.
UNION TAXICAB ASSOCIATION.
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EXPERIENCED JEWELRY
ENGRAVER WANTED; GIVE
REFERENCE AND SALARY
REQUIRED. ADDRESS BOX
127-G STAR OFFICE
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MAN, young, intelligent, with
high school education. who is
physically able and is not afraid
of hard work to keep stock in
large retail furniture establish
ment. Address Box 1926, Star
office.
La gaceta., 1936-10-02

mo modo que las sombras de mi
eerebro obscurecian Ia luz de mi
raz6n. Absorbiendo en- su divi-
ma figura los Gltimos rayos de
la luz ;repuscular, 20 vi mi We
nus reflejada en- ell espejo, in
m6vil y, sin embargo, palpitan-
tie de vida, como palpita Ia vida
en- la creacl6n del artista, ami
mazda Y vivificada por ell genio.
Era tai como yo la habia conce-
Dido, como 70 la habia sohado.
La belleza armonizaba las IL
meas de su divine cuerpo y ell
rubor resplandecia en- 81 ros-
tro de diosa, dando calor a sus
carnes tersas, modeladas por Ell
arte y ell amor. Extasiado quede
contemporaries suspended de
admiration y de entusiasmo, lie
La gaceta., 1936-10-02
ESTA NOCIIE JUGARAN
LOS TERRIERS CON LOS
MARINEROS DE SARA
sofa

A las :15 de la noche comen-
cara en- Plant Field ell partido
de futbol entire los Terriers del
Institute Hillsborough y los Ma
rineros de Sarasota.
Los j6venes locales, que di-
rige ell coach Willard johnson,
tienen ventaja en- Ell peso sobre
los "sarasotanos".
La semana pasada los Mari
neros v%encieron al Haynes City
con anotaci6n de Is ,por o.
En- ell curse del partido Sc in
formara por los altavoces de los
principales detalles del combate
entire los Espartanos y los HUI
racanes.
La Inca de fuego de los dos
"onces" es la siguiente:
Sarasota: Scott, 145, lie; Ra-
gan, 205, 1t; GOcio, $50, lg; E.
Hogan, 40, c; Cladin, 100, rg;
Burns, l72, rt; Frauheim, $50,
re; Robinson, $50 OBJ; Price,
155, III; Mott, las, rh; Lichte,
1863, fb.
La gaceta., 1936-10-02

NADIA.
Permaneci6 silencioso e in
m6vil, como 81 la evocaei6n de
10 que creia un sueno hubiese
adormecido su espiritu, agitado
antes pOr Ell pesar y la amargu-
ra.
En- Ell taller RENO un silenc:o
absolute.
Iluminabalo un dltimo Y te.
nue. rayO de sol de invierno, que
moria tristemente, POGO a POGO
en- ell horizonte.
Era la bora del crepdsculo,
un crepusculo melanc6licamen
tie poetico como el del dia de Ia
aparici6n.
Como aquel dia, las sombras
comenzaban a velar los objetos
del taller, y las dltimas clarida-
La gaceta., 1936-10-02

lidad idealizada debe inspirar-
Sc. Y, sin embargo.
=IQue?
Gaspar cogi6 una mano de la
j6ven, y, acercandose a ella, lie
dijo, misteriosamente, cast al
dido:
-Yo creo haber vistO una
vez, una vez sola y por un solo
i~nstante, la Venus por mi ms
piraci6n concebida y por mi
mente sohada.
Angela sonri6 de un modo
imperceptible.
-Fue ALI, prosigui6 Gaspar,
hablando con entusiasmo SUI
persticioso ;-alli, en- ell temple
to-. Gaia la tarde y las sOmbras
de la noche comenzaban a velar
las claridades del dia, del mis-
La gaceta., 1936-10-02

Gaspar parecia sumido en- una
especie de letargo.
Angela levant6se siAen,iosa
y SO alej6 de 81 lentamente.
FL artista no Sc daba cuenta
de NADIA.
Ia j6ven parecia presa de
una agitaci6n.
SOnreia, y al mismo tempo,
en- sus ojOs habia lagrimas.
I'm encendido rubor colorea-
ba sus mejillas.
Encamin6se a la puerta de su
cuarto, Immediate al templete,
" ALI sc detuvo un momento pa
ra dirigir a Gaspar una Ultima
e indefinible mirada.
Luego desapareci6 resuelta-
mente por Ia puerta,
FL artista no Sc di6 cuenta de