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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
POL.I'S

Human Cargo" featuring bcau- tiful Claire Trevor and Brian Don- levy, now showing at Polls as one of the two hit pictures on 6 great double feature program, Is an often- hilarious always-thrilling romance between deb who wants excite. mcnt and 6 reporter who wants headlines. They both get what they're after as they smash the un- derWorld'S vicious new menace--the smuggling of human beings Into the country illegally.
 Miss Trevor obtains Q job on Dine- hart's paper. Her first assignment IS to accompany Donlcvy to a night club. There the reporter hopes to get c lead to the "highcr-ups" run ming the new racket.
 Claire, at DonleVys inStigation, walks into a trap, precipitating Q wild gun-fight in which the man Donievy Is trailing Is killed. Mss Trevor Is mistakenly arrested while the reporter escapes with Rita Can Sino, q dancer at the club who has entered the country illegally.
 Furious at being arrested, Miss Trevor guides tho police to Dun- levy's apartment where they And tho girl. They take Miss Casino to headquarters and while she Is be- ing questioned, Ralf Harolde shoots her.
 Harolde escaped but Donlevey has seen him and when Miss Trevor rec veals that Miss Casino had named the ship on which she came to Am- erica, both Claire and Donlevy de- eide to obtain passage on the boat. As the aliens are, landing, Q squad of fake policemen raid the group. The driver of the car in which Don- levy and Claire are taken prisoners Is driven by gunman, Harolde.
 By Q ruse Claire and Donlevy turn the tables on their captors and take the into thes newspaper 0f- flee. The, climax full of suspense and excitement finds the reporter Tescuing the girl and smashing the underworld menace.
 The companion feature "The Shadow" Is Q story with Q new angle for Q mystery thrilelr and 1t will send chills and shivers up and down your spine. The cast Is an excel- lent one and is headed by Eliza beth Allen.
 Tonight is "Screeno" nightl Have you played this new innovation full of fun, thrills and profit for many? If not come on down and play It once and you will become 6 steady Thursday Poli patron. Everybody has an equal chance to share m US many prizes and maybe tonight Is your lucky one.
 Don't suffer from the heatl Come to Poli's early and stay as long as you please. See 6 fine show and visit with your friends in the spacious lounges--in the comfortable smok- ing rooms. Your health is safe. Your comfort Is assured by our more than lB years of practical experience :n operating weather manufacturing machines. It's always healthful and comfortable at Poll's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04

The Great Lakes Exposition which will be held from June % to October {, and which will observe the tooth anniversary of Cleveland's incor- poration, has set aside the week of September Eth to September 18th for Q national patriotic demonstra- ton.
 Units Invited
 Troops from Canada, Units from the U. s. Army and Navy, National Guards troops from Ohio and neigh boring states, and veterans patri- otic military organizations will take part in Cleveland's observance of Defense Week. All branches of the service will be represented, and there will be staged one of the big gest air demonstrations ever seen in this country with Army, Navy and National Guard air machines par ticipating.
 Those in charge of Defense Week have contacted Colonel Charles E, Lockhart, commanding, Second Company of New Haven, and Major George E. SCurgB or WooupuEyt commanding, First Company of Hartford, and invited these officers and their commands to take part in the outstanding demonstration for National Defense. Other patri- otic and military organizations which have been invited to participate arc the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston, the Richmond Blues of Richmond, Virginia, and the Old Guard of New York.
 The Great Lakes Exposition, now rapidly nearing completion, will cover l50 acres on the downtown Lake Front of Lake Erie, within two blocks of Cleveland's famous Public Square. While not purporting to be international in scope, at the same time 1t will be little short of a Worlds Fair, embracing the best features of the exposition business in this country in the last century, and offering many novel ideas hitherto not known in the exposi- ton field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
SAFE ELlMINANT FOR
 WOMEN ON DIET; RE. STORE vITAmlM BAL. AMOE WHILE REM0v. ING WASTE MATTER

Dieting often dlstufbs the needed Vitnmln balance in the system and oTt0n repletes the vitnn,in supply. Many lnxatiVes tend 10 increase this losS by carrying along vltamins as they leave the system. ReBehrch by a Chicago Laboratory produced VITA -MIN.0L, . mineral oil lnxa- tive containing vitamlns. 4, D, X iI, which does not detrRet from vita. min balance, but supplies v,tamlns to fortlfy any loss. Particularly desirable to people on diets for while it does not detract from re- duction in weight, it supplies TO- sistanoe :. building yitamins. while aiding elimination. We offer VITA MlNoL, ,s at , s sPsci.i 'narSdSr'1rHI saIS s, drug stores of Waterbury Drug. glst's Association In Naugatuck at NaugAtuok Drug and fin Thomnston at Latimor's Drug store.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
LOCAL GIRLS TO
 GRADUATE TODAY
Hartford Hospital to Honor 52 at Commencement
 Program

Two local girls, Frances Harlamon and Laura L. Karnofsky will be graduated from the Hartford Hos- pital Training School for Nurses this afternoon at commencement exercises at 4 o'clock at the South Park Methodist Episcopal church in Hartford.
 Miss Karnofsky will be one of the 22 girls who will receive the HITS insignia. FNifty-two girls comprise the graduation class.
 The program will begin in the afternoon with the taking of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
NEGRO CHORUS
 SETS CONCERT
Harry T. BurIeigh Singers to Be Heard Tonight at
 Pearl Street House

The Harry T. Burleigh Negro Chorus of this city will present a varied program tonight at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House and re- peat the same performance tomor- row evening at the Community hall in Morris under the direction of C.. Loring Burwell. Olive Davis will be accompanist and Waldo 8. Newbuiy guest accompanist.
 Charles w. Clapp is president of the unit, William A. Clapp, secre- tary; Elizabeth Huntern assistant secretary; and Mrs. Ethel Calling, treasurer.
 The personnel of the chorus fol- lows:
 Soprano Sineers-Mrs Muriel Ma cote (soloist; Mfrs. Marjorie Wade, Mrs. Sylvia Harvey, Mrs, Marjorie Mitchell. Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Louise Van, Mrs. Marjorie Clapp, Mrs. D. Sturdivant (soloist); Mrs. Caroline Watts, Mrs. Gladys Watts, Mrs. Gladys Garner, Mrs. Dorothy Antrum, Mrs Nancy Moore, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Ethel Calling, Miss Elizabeth Leach, Miss Mildred Roscoe, Mrs. Louise Curtiss.
 Altos-Mrs. M. Foust, Mrs. Pres ton Jones, Miss Agnes Reynolds, Miss Elizabeth Hunter, Miss Eliza beth Roscoe, Miss Bertha Robinson,
 Tenors--Irving Hunter (soloist) Frank Foust, William Thompson, Wesley Clapp (soloist); James Sturdivant, George Ward (soloisD ; Milton Wyrick, Wallace Clapp, George Crowder, Harry Calling, James Cypress, Albert Prince.
 Bases--R. A. Mckinney, George Allen, Belton Antrum. Herbert Wil- frey, Joseph Hazel, Preston Jones, Thomas Moore, Isaac Copeland, Har- vcy Byrd, Forrest Connor, William Clapp, Everett Craig, Lewis Curtiss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
Exposition Officials
 Invite Foot Guards
Waterbury Men May Attend Great Lakes Centennial
 Celebration Defense Week Planned

Cleveland Ohio June 4- An invitation to participate in the observance of Defense Week at the Great Lakes Exposition here this extended today by Ln coin G. Dckey general manager to the First and Second Companies Governors Foot Guards of Hartford and New Haven Conn., Colonel Charles E. Lockhart, commanding the Second Company of New Haven and Major George R. Sturgs commanding the First Company of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04
FOUR FELLOW CITIZENS"

Mrs. Marjorie Nash Nuhn, Outstanding Figure in City's Musical Circles, Featured Radio Guest Artist on National Programs - Experienced Greatest Thrill as SOlOist For New York Sym.
 phOny Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04

seats at the rear of the open sta alum. Your biographer can well imagine the thrill that her listen- CTS must have had when they heard that glorious voice lifted to the stars.
 I think it's very interesting to note that Mrs. Nuhn recent ly sang with the Naugatuck 0lee Club in the high school. It marked her first appearance there since she graduated in 1912. Her son, Lewis Nash made his debut recently also, He's singing in the Boy Scout minstrel at Kingsbury school.
 So friends we come to the end of today's biography of another neighbor. Marjorie Mash Nuhn a very charming wo- man and Q great artist whose joy ous songs come from happy heart.
 Nearly two-thirds of automobile deaths ocur on rural highways out uida ntkiaa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04

class photograph at l;30. This will be followed by the traditional tree planting ceremony at 2:30 in the nurses garden at which Rev. War ren 8. Archibald of the South Congregational church, will speak.
 After the graduation exercises there will be reception at the Heublein Memorial assembly nall on Jefferson street at 6 D. m. The activities of the day will come to a close at the formal dance given in honor of the graduates by the executive committee In Heublein hall at B:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-04

Motorists who drive lS miles an hour at night should Dc able to see clearly at least ab0 feet ahead.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Ell PRESIDENTE ROOSE-
WELT EN- NUEVA INGLA-
r

Providence, R. l., oct. 21.-A-
ori6 hoy dos dias de campana
en- Nueva Inglaterra ell presiden
tie Roosevelt, declarando que no
Sc permitira la RECOMMENDATION
eel pue3lo por pequenas mino-
rias que desean llevarlo a la
bancarrota y las lineas de comb
da servida por carload. BESIDE la
escalinata del capitolio de
Rhode Island ell jefe del estado
declare: Sc les ma hablado a u.s.
tedes de RECOMMENDATION. 70 me
upongo a la clase de regimenta-
ci6n bajo Ia cual ustedes traba-
jaron y sufrieron en- los dias de
falsa prosperidad y en- los dias
de la mas grande depression"
Asegurando que los pueblos
son mas importantes q. las ma
quinas, ell presidente anadi6. No
sotros creemOs q. los recursos
materiales de America deben
servir a los recursos humanos
de la naci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
LeS Milicias Populares han contenido comba-
tiendo heroicamente, a los. agresores de Madnd
espera la recaptura de la
aldea de Illescas
Inglaterra pide Sc tenga compassion
con los prisioneros

Madrid, oct. N.-LaA mill
cias populares, debidamente "a
trincheradas, combaten her6ica
mente y han cortenido ell avan-
&c de los fac2iosos a mas de 20
Mills de esta capital. Com5a-
tiendo en- un frente de mas de
10 millas de extension, las CO.
,gmnas ~leales, Syudadas por re-
fueGzos mandates de la capital,
han rechazado a los rebeIdes y
contraatacado con yentaja en-
algunos lugares.
La fuerte Inca del gobierno
Sc extiehde desde ell norte de la
aldea de IlIes,as a Yeles, Esqui-
Was, Sesena Y la carretera Ma
drid a Aranjuez. Avanzando
desde la concentration de Tore
jon de la Calzada, los milicianos
atacaron las posiciones insur-
gentes en- AEana, Pantoja, La
Alameda y Anover del Tajo. !
Dando la noticia de las opera
clones de hoy, ell general Jose
Asensio, jefe de las operaciones,
dijo: Hsmos degrade contener ell
avance de los facciosos sobre
Madrid.
La recaptura de Illescas la con-
sidero inminente, dado ell en-
puje y decision de nuestras tro-
pas.
Mantenemos las mas impor-
tantes posiciones estrategicas
en- Algodor Y Castillejos, en- "a
sector del Tajo, dos importan-
ties centres de las communicates
mes.
La artillerfa funcion6 inten-
samente durante ell ataque fas-
cista Y ell contraataque de los
milicianos. Los aparatos faccio-
SOS lanzaron bombas sobre las
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Sc HA CREADO EN- MA
DRID OTRO
ESPECIAL
5erdB Juzgddos Federico Sal
mon q Manuel CGTTGscO

Madrid, oct. 21.-La militia
rizaci6n de los voluntarios mill
,ianos y la unificaci6n del man
10 bajo ell primer ministro y mi
.istro de la guerra don Fran
cisco Largo Caballero, con tres
generates leales al gobierno ba-
10 su mando pare:e haber hecho
nucho bien en- pro de vigorizar
las defensas de la capital.
Otro tribunal especial ha 81
10 creado en- Madrid y Sc com
pone de un 5uez y seis jurados.
Jrrados del Frente Popular
iuzgan a los hombres acusados
de ofensas de guerra.
FL tribunal funciona dia v no
che.
Manuel C~arraScO, uno de los
ayudantes de Jose Maria Gil
Robes, refugiado en- Portugal,
sera juzgado Embellishments.
Sc lie ocuparon importantes do
crmentos relacionados con la
organization del fascismo espa-
mol.
Federico Salmon, exministro
del trabajo Y miembro del par
lido Acci6n Popular Cat6lica, E:
partido de Gil Rooles, tambi6n
sera juzgado por complicidad
en- IL rebellion.
Mintiendo desde la Coruna,
la estaci6n de radio de los fac
closes dice que la columna de
rescate de Oviedo mat6 a mas
de 1000 milicianos, entire ellos
800 mineros. Solo perecieron,
segGn la estaci6n, 300 soldados
fascistas.
Lo moros han saqueado to-
das las casas de la aldea de
Illes:as, derribando las insig-
MAS de la Cruz Roja.
Las fuerzas leales parecen de
La gaceta., 1936-10-21

posiciones de la artilleria leal
pero fracasaron en- su emfeno.
Los aeroNanos alemanes {
it9'ianos de los rebeldes dejsroa
,aer bomhas sobre la esta:i61
ia ferrccarril. en- Aranjuez, pr
no las parallels no fuercn a.
ca1Sadas.
Otras escuadrillas de aero
lancs facciosos volaron scbrc
castiilcjos Y alcanzaron la esta
ion del ferrocarril.
Cerca de FL Escorial los lea
les han contenido a los traido-
res y esperan TN nuevo ataque.
Los aviadores fascistas siguen
bombardeando las posi:iones de
loS republicanos, sin resultado.
Han sido puestos a caviar trir.
eheras Y construir fuertes todos
los albaniles, carpinteros, meta
l1rgicos, etc. de la capital, Qre
pasan de 10000.
Informan de Londres que SC
ma 0rdenado a la escuadra Sc
mantenga lista para una mission
de MERGED" en- la guerra civil
espanola. Quiere ell gobierno i'm
pedir la matanza de prisioneros
por parte de los leales Y los fac
.iosos. Ell gobierno de su Ma
jestad, dice la nota de Sir An.
tonic Eden, Sc siente impelido a
hacer una urgente apelaci6n en-
motives puramente humanita-
rios a las autoridades de Ma
drid para ell intercambio de pri-
sioneros, Y especialmente por Ia
libertad Y traslado a .sitios de
mayor s~eguridad, de todas las
mujeres.
Sir Stanley Baldwin, Ell pri-
mer ministro, ha ordenado Sc
lame ell consejo a session.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
MUCHO Sc COMENTA Ell
LEON BLUM A LOS RADI-
GALE SOCIALISTS

Paris, Octubre 21.-Casi to-
dos los peri6dicos comentan ell
discurso que ell primer ministro
Leon Blum pronunciara ante
los radicales socialistas, ell do
mingo, discurso que sera anali-
zado en- ell congreso de csc par
lido, que Sc reunira ell jueves.
Blum no amenaz6 nj hizo a.
grias referencias a la conducta
de los radicales socialistas en- al
gunos casos, pero les dijo que Ell
mantenimiento del Frente Popu
lar es una obligation para los
partidos que 10 integran.
RecoTdando 10 que Camilo
Chautemps habia dicho ell do :
mingo pasado, ell primer minis
tro declare que la Inica alter :
nativa es mantener ell Frente
Undo.
"El papel de los radicales So
cialistas, dijo, es reformar y me
jorar ell presente regimen.
Los comunistas han manda-
do un memorandum a Eduardo
Daladier, presidente del parti-
do Radical Socialista, hacienda
promesas de lealtad al Frente
Popular.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Function en- Ell Centre Obrero

Function en- Ell Centre ObTer0
FL cuadro ~artistico del Centric
Obrero representara ell domin-
go "a precios populares, Ell dra-
ma en- un acto Fin de Fiesta"
original de Palmiro de Lido.
Completara ell programa una O.
bra bufa y n1meros de varieda-
des. Sc han fijado precios popu-
lares, dentro del alcance de to-
dos los bolsillos.
Dirige Ell conjunto artfstico el
Sr. F. Garcia, I'm viejo y habil
luchador.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
POSSIBLE DE
MAESTROS EN- BRADEN-
TON

Bradenton, condado de Ma
natee, oct. 21.-Una disputa So
ibre sueldos amenaza hoy con
una huelga de maestros en- las
escuelas del condado de Mana
tee. Ell sueldo de los maestros
ha sido retenido en- un 25%, CO.
mo un medic de garantizar TODD
ell termino escolar.
Los maestros demandan, in
mediatamente, ell 9O%O de los
salaries.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Ell ~bQnQuete del sGbGdO

Adelantan los preparativos
para ell banQuete que Sc Ofrece-
"a Ell sabado, en- ell hotel FL Pa
safe, a $50 medicos que nos vi
sitaran, en- viaje hacia Cuba.
Los gastos del banquete y del
bale q. Sc celebrara en- ell Circu-
10 Cubano, correran de cuen-
ia de las camaras de concrete
de Ybor City y West Tampa.
Sc ha dicho que ell DR.. Domin-
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
I'll coacierto Chesterfield

Ell coAciert0 Chesterfield
FL concerto de los cigarrillos
Chesterfield, con ell tenor Nino
Martini Y la orquesta de Andres
Kostelanetz, Sc ofrecera esta no
che por la estaci6n WDAE y Ia
sadena Columbia.
Nino Martini, cantante de "a
Metropolitan Opera House, es
mo de los tenores fav0ritos de-
Ia colonia latina de Tampa.
Andres Kostelanetz, ell famo-
20 director de orqu esta, es Ell nc
yio de la cantante Lily Pons.
Hora: 800 P. M.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21

Serdn Vendidas Glen Mdquinds
Hoy Sc venderan en- subasta
1dblica en- esta ciudad, por no
rbonar la licencia que senala la
ey, ia maquinas de jugar. A
-er Sc vendieron en- la capital
ell estado, tambi6n en- subasta,
,8 maquinas. TOdas las maqui-
las confis:adas en- diferentes
)oblaciones de la Florida Sc ven
ieran en- la misma forma.
Agentes del Intervention Lee
llevaran a cabo la srbasta.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Comit6 de la VerbenG

NOfftNAG wv
Una reunion extraordinaria
del Comite Executive de la Yer
bena del Tabaco Sc verificara
esta noche, a las Ohio, en- el
TIA de la S6ptima avenida.
La presidira Jose Glamour.
Las comisiones de la Verbena
vienen Ofreciendo su concurso
al comite de hacienda. va Sc
han recolectado varios centena-
res de pesos y Sc han hecho al
gunas valiosas promesas.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Ell concerto de Urga

Dentro de unos dfas llegara a
nuestro poder ell programa del
concerto que ell tenor Sr. Urga
ofrecera en- ell edificio de los
clubs Federados, en- la Gale Ho-
ratio, en- Hyde Park.
LIE acompahara Ell maestro
Braga, que interpretara tam
bien algunas composiciones ~
los grandes maestros.
Urga es marques y un hernia
no suyo reside en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
SulliVGn DelegGdo a
la ConVenci6n

OCttttCUH DCtCUNU u
Ia COnVenci0n
La Central de Artes y Oficios
de Tampa nombr6 aver delega-
10 a la Convention de la Fede-
raci6n Americana del Trabajo,
que Sc efectuara en- esta ciudad,
al Sr. w. E. Sullivan, su presi-
dente. Charles Silva sera ell de-
legado sustituto. Esperase que
vengan a Tampa mas de 1900
Delegates y sus familiares. A
qui Sc reuniran tambien, antes
de la Convention, los delegates
de las organizaciones Metal
Trades, Railway Employees, u
Mon Label Y departamentos de
CONSTRUCTION de la Federation
Americana.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
FNOTfCIAS DE
.ENTERE LOCAL
(VieNe de Ia 1a.)

despacho de Espana en- ell q1eSe
lice Que Alberto Gutierrez, q
% amos, de la familia Gutierrez
de esta ciudad, sirve con Sps fas
cistas, en- calidad de practi:an-
e, en- Robledo de Chayela. Gu
tierrez lleva un mes con los fas
istas Y dice que espera la prom
"a caida de Madrid. .Eegresara
l los Estados Unidos tan luego
Z termine la guerra.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
81 Ell TEATRo CASINO

terminadas a .iGrpedir que los
facciosos entren en- la capital.
Mantienen los milicianos en- su
poder a RObledo de Chavela,
despues de fieros combates CO
ell enemigo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
En- 81 Centre ObrerO

En- 81 Centre Obrero
Sc verificara esta noche una
velada-reuni6n. Ell programa ha
sido preparado por Ell Comite
Consultivo Conjunto de la Inter
nacionaL de Tabaqueros.
N1meros musfcales, discur.
SOS y 81 va popular coro de LAS
Milicianas".
Comenzara ell acto a las ocho
de la noche y asistiran conocl-
das1 familias.
Apreciamos la invitacion que
sc nos ha hecho.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Bale

La scciedad cat6lica "Hijos
de Maria" ofrecera un bale, en-
Ia sala del convento San Jose, a
las 9 de la noche de hoy.
Els un bale de beneficio, que
merece la cooperation de los
buenos cat6licos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
NOTAS SOCIALES

go Ramos, De Cuba, es rno de
los Delegates.
La camara de concrete de
Ybor City actda bajo la dfrec-
ion de Radl Vega.
p All bale ssean invitadas nues-
tras mejores familias, seg1n Sc
nos dice.
La gaceta., 1936-10-21
Russia MANDARA MUNICIO
MES A ESPANA CUANDO Sc
RETIRE DEL PACTO

MCscou, Octubre 21--Dice-
Sc que Eos cOmisarios del GO
bierno Soviet mandarin aero
pianos y municiones a Espaha
tan 3ronto Russia Sc aparte del
pactO de no-intervencion, que
lnglaterra y Francia respetan,
perO no Portugal, Italia y Ale
mania. Moscou remitira inme-
diatamente municiones, segGn
Sc afirma, en- auxiIio de la Re-
publica, que necesita pertre-
chOs para defender la capital.
FL gObiernO de Moscou NO
cejara en- su propositO de que
Sc cumpla rigurOsamente Ell
pactO de neutralidad o que se
romPa para siempre.
Estes son los mas graves
dias de Europa en- los Iltimos
anos-aseguro un alto funciO-
mario. Ped1Os la complete
neutralidaf en- faver de Ia pax
perO como insiste en- vioIar-
la, Ell goBs cumplirG CON SUI,
deber haciA et .as
Miles de to.O.
dolores han ~ to-
da la cap
afueras !
Sc refers
actitud de las
tas ayudando
del general Fran 90
del gObierno que lebIol
diera en- las urna
Jose Stain ha dShc que Eu
.ropa deriva hacia la guerra v
ha llegadO q tempo de que Ru
STA haga DIR su VOC.
En- los circulOs OficiaIes Sc
mantiene eli criterio de que Ru-
STA tiene muchO Que sanar y ma
da que perder manteniendO
una firme actitud contra su e
nemigo natural, Alemania. "a
menOs que Inglaterra y Fran
cia despierten de su presente
letargO, es solo una question
de tempo, NADIA distante, cuan
do los nazis cruzar&n la from
terra Soviet con la esperanto
de realizAr Ell sueho de AIDED
70 Hitler, contenido EN- Ell dis
erusO que prOnunciara en- Nu-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-02-07

dresses I left home. But you can call
q taxi for me while I'm taking q show
er. II I'd only known" she sighed
II could have told the man who brought
me up from the station. to wait"
Bella vas dog tired when she reached
the club. The shower hadn't refreshed
her-after q day and a night on q dusty
train she needed a turkish bath and g
massage and a finger wave. She
thought, as the musci swept out to
meet her In waves, Todd was right.
I'm too old for this sort OF thing; I'm
forty. Dancing;s for .debutantes!" She
paid the cab driver and walked drag.
gingly across to the door. She hoped
that Todd would be seated neal the
door; he usually "a
: more air, there, and more chance
of escaped" he'd given always as an ex-
PLANTATION Of his strategic position.
But Todd wasn't seated near the
door. Nobody, in fact, was seated near
the door. As Bella left her wrap in the
ladies' lounge she could hear the laugh