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Former Officials
At Summer Resorts
For the MidseasOn

EORMER Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. ogden L. Mills were
guests of honor at luncheon yesterday
Of former Representative Ruth Baker
Pratt, who entertained at Saratoga
Springs, where they are attending the
races. Her other guests included Miss
Edwina Atwill and Mr.. Philip 8. p
Fell, son of Mrs. Mills, and her nephew,
Mr. Philip s. p. Randolph.
Former Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight F. Davis. who spent a few
days in New York at the Savoy Plaza
returned yesterday to their Summer
home at Southampton.
Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Walter e. Edge
were hosts at dinner last evening. en-
tertaining at the Piping Rock Club
at Saratoga for Mrs. Edward Curtis of
Rochester, N. Y.
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Rooster Reported
ToBeLayingEggs
On Virginia Farm
2.Year.OId Foul Pro.
duces 4 or 5 When
Put in Cage.
pr ~. Associated Press.

gy the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE FORGE, Va, Au-
gust 15.-A 2-year-old rooster in 3.
e Harrison's barnyard at Tunstall
has begun laying eggs, New Kent
County Agricultural Agent v. B:
Perry today informed Harry L. Moore,
State poultry husbandman at Vir-
ginia Tech.
"Mr. z. e. Harrison of Tunstal. Va,
has a barred rock rooster, about 2
wears old, which appeared perfectly
normal until about week ago the
colored boy on the place observed
it laying an egg," he wrote Moore.
s"Mr. Harrison doubted the boys
word, SO he confined the rooster in
a cage. Since then he has laid
four or five more eggs. He lays
early in the morning, so the present
practice is to take the bird of the
roost at night, put him in cage and
leave him until after he lays, after
which he Is turned looser
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Fees for Japanese Naval Officers Will Enven Dull Season
Residential Social News
In Capital and Elsewhere
Mrs Boy-Ed Arrives in New York Today
to Attend Funeral of Her
Mother
Mother

M RS. BOY-ED. widow Of Herr
M Karl Boyd, member OF
the German Embassy staff
4 = before the World War, and
her sister, Mrs. William Bell Watkins
of Berryville, Va, are expected to ar
rive in New York today from Europe,
where they have been through the
Summer. They are accompanied by
their niece. Miss Florence Marlatt,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Marlatt Of Washington, who has been
In England since the Spring. They
will all 60 Immediately TO Seal Harbor,
Me-. for the funeral services for their
mother. the late Mrs. Alexander
Mackay Smith. which will be held
Monday in st. Jude's Church at
Northeast Harbor. The late Mrs.
Mackay- Smith was the widow of the
bishop Of Pennsylvania who for many
years was rector of st. Johns Church
on Lafayette Square.
The Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde
has as his week end guest Mr.. Thoms
Rogers Drake of Columbia, 8. c., for
whom he entertained informally at his
apartment at the Cavendish yesterday
afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Lee Smith
have gone to Winter Harbor, Me-, to
spend fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Vogel with their
daughter. Miss Barbara vogel. and
son Theodore have returned to their
home at 43l3 Thirteenth street north
east after a three weeks motor trip
through the Middle West.
While in Cleveland they visited the
Water Exposition, the Great Lake
Michigan, and while in Indiana the
sand dunes.
From Bremen. Ind, where Mr..
Vogel was visiting his brother, Rev.
w. T. vogel, the family went on to
Springfield. Ill, to Sa. Louis, Mo, then
to Cape Giradeau. the birthplace and
home of Mr.. vogel, where a family re-
union was held.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Ransler and son
and Mrs. Estelle Gordon of Walton.
KY. are visiting in Washington and
are stopping at the Fairfax.
Miss Gertrude Turner of Phila-
delphia is in Washington for a visit
over the week end and is at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mrs. A. J. MacKanie and Miss
Lucille MacKanie of McKeesport, Pa,
are at the Martinique for several days.
Mr.. J. T. 1nklebarger of Knoxville,
Tenn. accompanied by Mr.. Ed May of
Knoxville, have returned to their
homes after spending several days at
the Martinique.
Miss Edna von Barge Of Dayton.
Ohio. delegate to the convention of
the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority,
which will open Tuesday, has arrived
in Washington and is at Wardman
Park Hotel. where the sessions will be
held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Irish of
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Gala Parties Planned
Functions Will Honor Distinguished
japanese Naval Officer Who
Arrives Tuesday.

Embassy, will entertain at dinner In
honor OF the admiral.
Capt. Yamaguchi also will be host
at reception Wednesday afternoon at
the Mayflower and at a dinner in the
evening in honor of Admiral Yoshida
The Japanese Ambassador will en-
tertain at dinner Thursday evening
in the embassy. during which the
mi6shipmen will go to the movies.
Admiral Yoshida will be host at a
reception Friday evening aboard the
Iwate In Baltimore and will receive
Saturday afternoon aboard the same
ship.
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new GAME PROVIDED
Shuttle Board Courts Built Near
Red Cross Building.

Two courts for shuttle board, pop
ular shipboard game, have been built
In the White Lot opposite the Seven
teenth street entrance Of the Red
Gross Building. Permits for their use
must be obtained at room 1046, Navy
Building.
More courts will be provided later
park officials said, If the demand Is
great enough.
The opening yesterday Of four new
hard-surface tennis courts In the
Banneker Recreation Center also was
announced,
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Suburban
Residents
In the News

Mr.. Frank S. Ruark of Park Ridge,
H.. is spending this month with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Stiff1er. He will be joined here this
week end by his father. Mr.. B. w.
Ruark, who is in the East on busi-
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence A. Darby,
jr.. of Alta Vista left Wednesday for
a 10 day trip North. They will spend
several days in New York and then
motor to Maine.
Miss May Fenwick of Drummond,
Md, and her sister Miss Orline Fen
wick are spending the week in At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ]. Dietle and
their children, have moved from
Silver Spring, Md, and are now liv-
ing in their new home in Montgomery
Hills, Md.
Mr.. william E. Bowman. jr.. and
Mr. William Perry. jr., OF Silver
Spring, Md, are passing two weeks
touring through the New England
States. On their return trip they
will spend a few days with Mrs. I.
Jones and her family. former residents
of Blair, Silver Spring. at their Sum-
mer cottage at Fortune Rocks, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. william S. Jones and
their daughters. Miss Julia Ann
Jones and Miss Virginia Jones, have
returned to their home in Rosemont,
Va, after a vacation spent at Miami
Beach, Fla, and at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. English re-
turned yesterday to their home IN
Pershing drive, Ashton Heights, Va,
from a vacation trip which included
brief visits in Ashury Park, Atlantic
City, New York City, and on their
return home they visited the Grand
Canyon of Pennsylvania at Wellsboro.
Their daughter, Miss Peggy Ann Eng
lish. who accompanied them North, is
now on a motor trip with Prof. and
Mrs. Edward H. Webster Of Upper
Montclair, N. J. She will join her
parents in their home next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wiseman OF
Cherrydale, Va, have left for Dayton,
Ohio, for a fortnight's visit with the
formers father, Mr.. r. A. Wiseman.
They went by way of Dearfield, Va. to
take home their niece, Miss Mary
Ethel Wiseman, who had been their
guest for the past five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Gay and small
daughter, Barbara Helen, of Ardmore,
Philadelphia, Pa. are spending the
week end with Mr.. Gays mother, MRS.
Gilbert Gay, in her home in Aurora
Hills. They will take back with them
their young son, Maurice Gay. 1r.,
who has been on visit with his grand
mother, also uncle and aunt, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. e. j. Skidmore.
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Mexican Delegates
Visiting in CAPITAL

The Mexican delegation represent
ing the Mexican Claims Commission
have arrived in Washington and are
stopping at 2400 Sixteenth street. The
delegation consists of DR.. Benito
Flores, former Judge of the Mexican
Supreme Court, accompanied By his
daughter, Senorita Marta Flores; and
his three assistants. DR.. Vicente SAM
ches Gavito, who Is accompanied by
Sonora de Sanches Gavito; DR.. Javier
Sanches Gavito, and DR.. Alphonso
Flores Durow.
They have come to confer with the
United States Claims Commission. .
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New York City are at wardman Park
Hotel.
Miss Julia Hunt Of Washington has
returned from Bar Harbor to reopen
her apartment at the Martinique.
DR.. F. w. Reiners Of Rio de
Janeiro. Brazil, is stopping at Ward
man Park Hotel during his VISIT in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Callaghan of
Bellevue, Ohio, are visiting friends
in Washington and are stopping at
the Fairfax.
Mrs. Robert Vedder Fleming and
her son, Mr.. Robert w. Fleming, went
to White Sulphur Springs yesterday
and are at the Greenbrier for the
Midsummer season.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. r. Hit,
who are at Saratoga for the racing
season, were among the guests at din
ner last evening Of Mr.. and Mrs
OdHlutl ~. ftlOOle, WHO entertained al
their cottage. Others in the large
company were Mrs. George H. Earle,
wife of the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
and Mr. Daniel c. Sands of Washing
ton and Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hamilton McCor-
mick'G 'Goodhart entertained "A guests
at dinner last evening at the Pot and
Kettle Club at Bar Harbor in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs William Wilmer, who
are spending the Summer at Dark
Harbor.
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz gave a
dinner party last evening at Beau
maris, her Summer home at Newport.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman, formerly of
Washington, was hostess at dinner
last evening at her Summer home,
Seaview Terrace, at Newport.
Dr. and Mrs. William Tewksbury
are visiting Col. and Mrs. Samuel j.
Turnbull at Newport.
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American Diplomat
Goes for Vacation

The United States Minister to Swe-
den and Mrs. Laurence A. Steinhardt
are among the passengers sailing to-
day aboard the Monarch Of Bermuda
for a brief vacation in Bermuda.
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Brown
Continued From First Page.)

The Socialist party has decided to
raise the dignity of the walters by not
leaving tipping to the generosity of the
consumer. Hence, the hotels, the res
taurants and other places where the
public must be served are compelled by
law to add a tax varying from 10 to
is per cent to the bill, for service. "
And try not to comply with this rule
when you take taXi-which at one
time were extremely cheap in Paris,
and have now become as expensive as
in London or New York. Even if YOU
don't undarstand French, you will have
q good mixing that you and your
family are about the lowest of the low.
Food Prices High.
But these prices do not affect, as q
rule, the general consumer - the
French housewife who is as careful
as ever with her francs. What affects
her is the price of bread, of milk, of
meat and vegetables.
walked along the poor quarters of
Paris. The butchers are compelled by
law to show in the window the prices
OF their wares. The cheapest kind of
beef-stewing beef-is $50 francs
1about 80 cents per pound). A steak
Is 10 francs (65 cents) a pound, and
veal or mutton is as high as 80 to IS
gents. Eggs are 60 cents dozen and
butter is between so and IS cents
D pound A yard Of bread costs 10
Gents, but how much yard weighs
nobody has been able to tell me. 1t
certainly does not weigh a pound. The
eheapest coffee is 81 20 pound. Shoes
are rs francs (s5) and the better
grade costs between 110 and 120
francs. And so on down the line to
Clothes, shirts and other necessities
icf life.
!. Blum has opened a new deal era in
France, but So far the results have
been negative He does not seem to
want to realize this, and maintains
that high prices are only passing
phase, inevitable in any country where
drastic social changes are being made
Hi Bills for Working Class.
I'll Under the pressure of those who
voted him into office, he rammed down
the throat of a Chamber as obedient
as was our Congress in 1888 a num-
Der Of laws to improve the lot of the
working class.
Il In all justice to the French pre-
inier one must say that he did not in
lend to go as fast as he is going. He
intend to shorten the working week
10 40 hours, then gradually raise
Salaries and wages. But the en-
ployes who had suffered drastic re-
dtctions ofssalaries under the regime af
the decrees-laws demanded immedi-
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Medical Authority Dies.

MINNEAPOLIS, August IS Dr.
DR.. Richard olding Beard, professor
emeritus Of physiology of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota and well-known
medical authority, died yesterday at
his home.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Demands 30.Hour Week.

DES MONIES, Iowa. August IS
R.-The Iowa Federation Of Labor
adopted a resolution yesterday at its
convention here demanding adoption
of the 3o-hour work week for all types
of labor in Iowa.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
Children's Party.

Mrs. E. A. Collier Of Takoma PARK,
Md. Is entertaining this afternoon at
her home for her son, James Collier,
in honor of his 9th birthday ami
versary The guests will number IA.
Evening star., 1936-08-15
THE Japanese Ambassador. NJ
Hirosi Saito, will return to

Hirosi Saito, will return to
Washington from Virginia
u Beach. where he has been
spending the Summer with his family.
to greet Vice Admiral zengo Yoshida.
commander of the japanese Training
Squadron, which will come to America
for the first time in seven years.
The squadron will arrive in Balti-
more Tuesday There will be a
luncheon given that day by the Mayor
of Baltimore. Mr. Howard Jackson, in
honor of Vice Admiral Yoshida, and
that evening Capt. Tamon Yama-
guchi naval attache of the Japanese
Evening star., 1936-08-15

Radio and meteorological static
may be established at Mombosa a.
Oar es Salaam for the proposed fyir
boat service down the East Africa
ccast
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Zioncheck Verdict Is Suicide

SEATTLE, August Is tP).-A cor
oner's jury yesterday decided Repre-
sentative Marion A. Zionchick's five
story death leap last Friday was sui.
eide. The inquest was routine wi, .
no witnesses and only the coroncl
official report before the jury.
Evening star., 1936-08-15

ME Attorney General Mr. Homer Cummings will leave
week for Springfield Ill., where he will make speech
will there Boston to attend the meeting Of th
American Bar Association During his Mrs Cummings vii
iA, i
Evening star., 1936-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Irish OF
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Over half the persons before the
bar of justice in London last year
were charged with traffic viola
tons.
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BOWMAN'S BLUFF
BOWMAN'S BLUFF, Sept. l6.

BOWMAN'S BLUFF, Sept. l6.
Rev. J. E. Osteen filled his regular
appointment here Sunday.
Miss Emma Cantrell has gone
to Charleston, where she has ac-
copied employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Higgins,
Sunday.
Misses Myrtle and Thelma
Drake were supper guests of Miss
Mamie Drake Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson Greer, of
Louisiana, have been spending
some time here with their mother
and friends. They left Sunday for
Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiah Drake were
among the dinner guests Of Mrs.
j. T. Greer last Sunday.
Mr.. V. P. PRESLEY has sold his
place here and moved to Hender-
sonville.
This correspondent has been
asked to announce through this
column the reunion of the jerry
Orr family, which will be held at
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DAVIS STATION

DAVIS STATION, Sept. 10
The sewing circle of the Shaws
creek Baptist church will meet
this Wednesday with Mrs. HUBERT
Orr. ~
AR and Mrs. B. F. Durdle have
returned afte" four months WISH
in Michigan and Canada and other
points north. oa -
Berna Anders has returned to
Charleston, S. c., after visit a.
home with hi sparents, Mr. anu
Mrs. C. NJ. Anders. :;.or
Mrs. Foy Coston was a Vlsi1oi
70 Mrs. Mud Mccullough SUNDAY
" Mrs Ed Merrell is visiting with
her daughters in Annapolis, n. Z.
People here are glad to have
Mr. and Mrs. Ball move into our
community from Hendersonvllle.
Mrs. Eugene Wright has gone TO
Glennville to spend a few days
with her mother. ,
Miss Annie Allen who has been
visiting with her family is return
ing to Washington, D. c., soon
where she is employed.
After spending pleasant vaca,
ton in the mountains Mr.. and
NFrs. II. Anderson, and twin
daughters, have returned to TT
Myers, Fla, where he will resume
responsibilities as fire chief of
that city.
Mrs. o. A. Anders and daugh-
fer have returned home.
Visiting with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.Allen, was
Arthur Colner of Washington,
D. C. c
Mrs. Bill Dalton is horne after
few weeks spent in Kentucky
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Patton and
, two sons have returned to Miami,
Fla. after SPENDING the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
/ Robert kunn.
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tinue until s p. m, -.
Robert A. Good, chairman OF
tho hotels and housing committee
said he attributed the 400 per
cent cain in reservations to the
distribution of bonus money, gen,
eraI Improvement and increased
ieoion membership. :,
Resides the Legion, its Auxll,
iary, the Forty and Eight and
S,i@ht and Forty organizations
will meet at the same time.
Several thousand convention
visitors will make boats and rail-
road cars their homes during the
extravaganza. a-
FIGHT SHIPS TO BE HOTELS
Eight lake steamers will serve
as floating hotels for groups from
New York, Michigan, Wisconsin
illinois and Massachusetts. lhese
will be locked on the lakefront::,
Five hundred Pullman cars Will
be parked on railroad sidlngs TO
serve as homes for hundreds OF
other delegation groups.
That company streets of pup
tents might be pitched in auto
marks and on other vacant prop
ertv to bivouac delegates has Deeil
thought probable. on,hor
The Legion has a total mempe e;I
ship of slightly less than one mn, mn
lion, with one-third of its melii i
bers living in Ohio and It's Dor Tns
dering states. The AuXillary has
more than 100000 members
In the musical marathon, two
hand units an hour will play un
f,I lao units have participates
Then, according to Glenn Camp
hell, entertainment chairmen' u
the bandsmen have any notes ielt,
or wind in their lungs, they may
resume playing.
OUTLAY T ODE VAST
Legion officials expect more
than $1,OOO,OOO will be represent
ed in the equipment of attending
drum and bugle corps.
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BARNWELL

BARNWELL, Sept. 16.--Ros-
coe LYDIA, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Sally Hudgins, left
last week for Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Frye and
children, of Winston-Salem, spent
the weekend with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. N. Free
man. =.
Several people of this section
motored to Asheville, then to Lake
Lure to hear President Roosevelt
speak Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Osteen
visited the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Ledbetter, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Whiteside
were the Sunday dinner guests OF
Mrs. J. L. Owenby. ,
Sam Ballard, who has retired
from a position in Greenvllle, 5.
c., is leaving some time soon for
Ohio, where he plans to accept an
other position.
Mr.. E. B. Laughter is visiting
his son, Fred, of Asheville.
Miss Lille Mae Freeman, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Claude Frye, has returned home.
Miss 10 Aleen Freeman left re-
Gently for Washington, D. G.,
where she will take a course IN
nurse training.
Misses Emma and Helen Ownby
spent last weekend with their
aunt, Mrs. Willard LYDIA
Mrs. Gay LYDIA visited Mrs.
John LYDIA Friday afternoon.
Ernnnn minis letters on cross
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the home of Sam Orr. in Tgan
vania county, Sunday, Sep,en.
%. All friends and relative, q
invited.
Charles Mace. who purc.,y
the James Rcvis place. has ~,
ed work there. He is buldiw,
new house and hopes to move
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. FIctchg, 1
Shaws Creek, and llr. and Y,
Roy Drake spent an rnjoya5ba
picnicing at Camp WOnde! q
Sunday.
T. A. Drake has a nice field
beans ready for market.
The family connection Of 81
Cantrell held Il reunion at the q
home Sunday. The day was ga
ly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Bill WhitcSidcs and d.
dren visited her sister. Nh. e.
RE Drake, Sunday.
Mr.. McCrora. Of Florida, 2
been here looking after his PF
erty.
Friends here were sorry 70 ~
Dr.. Dendy and family leave Nc
day. They will be missed
READ THE WANT ADS
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BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, Sept. lG.-Wal,,
ter Cole Of Forest City, VISITED
friends here the past weekend. ,
Archie Raines spent several
da,s last week in henderSonvllle
with his sister, Mrs. Flave Can
trell. ,,-u
Rev. and Mrs. J. +. Blythe ana
children, Harold and Bruce, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and MIS-. b.
L. Blythe Sunday. 4,
T. NJ. Higgins has purchased
the Robert Presley place. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Flave Cantreil
and son, Allen, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Junius Higgins has purchased
a piano.
Mrs. S. F. Cantrell was honor
ed by her children with a birthday
dinner SUNDAY. Everyone report
ed an enjoyable time.
Mrs. James Higgins of Jones
Gap, visited her son, Everett Hug
gins. Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Sentell OF
Jones Gap, was in this community
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Higgins of Valley
Hill, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Hug
gins.
James Williams and son, Mace,
of Flat Rock, were in this COM
munity Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff John Drake
and Mrs. Drake were in this COM
munity Sunday.
Mrs. Foulds Drake has accepted
a position at Barker Heights.
Over half the persons before the
bar of Justice in London last year
were charged with traffic viola
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France paints letters on cross
ties of railroads to show airmen
directions.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY


Kay Dunn, pretty young nurse,
applies for job as stewardess on
Overland Anyways. In the Over
land office she encounters Ted
Graham, veteran pilot of Trans
Pacific Anyways, and largely due
to his intervention, she is accepted
for a trial period.
Two other girls, Doris Lee and
Alice Miller, are accepted on the
same basis.
Graham, who flies the trans-Pa-
cific route, is on his way to San
Francisco. He shows Kay about
the airport. When his plane ar
rives and he waves goodby, she
wonders if she will ever see him
again.
The three girls begin their
training that night by boarding a
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laughing. "Or Honolulu. Or Ma
Mia. Pm stewardess number 10,
on the run from Reno to Oakland.
Pm very much in the air"
Ted regarded her smilingly. II
told you our paths would cross"
Monte had his arm. Come on,
let's go. Paint the town red"
Ted eyed him sternly. Sorry.
Not for me. I've got a lot of de-
tail to attend to here. Report to
nv office in the morning"
"What -13 days in foreign
waters and no whoopee" Monte
exclaimed. ,,
"Not for me-" Ted replied. ''Pll
be up half the night - checking
the results of the last trip. Con
ditions were excellent for a re-
check of the radio navigation de-
vices, particularly the new direc-
ton finder. See you tomorrow
Good night"
He took Kay's hand, tipped his
fingers to his cap, and was gone,
Rays spirits suddenly went low
This was the dramatic meeting
she had awaited so long-the past
two months!
ITO be cOntinued)
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BURNS LowER-PRIcED SIZES OF
COAL TO SAVE MONEY
The Combustioneer will solve the
heating problems of the following
next winter:
Becker's Bakery
Three Combustioneers
Bellevue Apartments
T. d. Clark
Hyman Heights
Mayor A. v. Edwards
Ninth Avenue
Fourth Avenue Corporation
American Bank Bldg.
MIR. A. Flicker
Fourth Ave. w.
Miss Florence j. Gasque
Laurel Park
Mr.. A. II. Houston
Fourth Ave. w.
Major Thad c. Jowett
Mount Royal
MIR. Sam KAHN
Fifth Ave. w.
MIR. Geo. B. Lazarus
Oakland and Ninth
MIR. Dan Michalove
Third Avenue
Methodist Church
Patton Memorial Hospital
Skyland Hotel
DR.. r. C. Sample
Hyman Heights
DR.. J. l. Wellington
Laurel Park
MIR. c. D. Weeks
Druid Hills
The W. ID. Lehman
Company
335 Seventh Avenue East
Phone 52-W
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