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The daily independent., 1937-04-01


decided to go on with him, it
would be her name soon; and if
he decided not. there would prob
ably be nc other Mrs. Keith Shell
die.
They had G suite OF rooms over
locking the sea. There was a moon.
1t was rather like Bermuda. They
were very gay.
He did not trouble her with
kisses, though toward the end of
their three days he grew breath
less with the desire to kiss her
One part of him knew that he
would never love her as he could
have loved Denise: but that was
another year. Felicia was his good
companion. She was lovely. and in
her odd modern way, gallant.
There would be laughter in their
life, and tenderness.
On Monday morning he put
her into the car and started down
the road toward the highway be-
fore ne asked her: Mind made
up?"
."Ye.. Keith. I'll tell Eustace as
, soon as I get home. Are you glad?'
Very glad. Felicia"
Reno and all that. I'll be GLAD
when that parts finished"
He turned into the empty high
way. Yes. Bend your head ovel
and kiss me. Felicia"
He bent his head down.
Around a curve that did not
seem a very sharp curve. came 9
truck travelling south very fast.
/ Gilbert went to the windows OF
the living room in their suite -
which had been cho,en for its view
Of Hyde Park. The last pale stars
were fading in the green gray sky
. the trees in the park were definite
dark outlines with blurred lighter
shadows at the tops where the
new leaves stirred in the dawr
wind. He thought: Il have never
! been SO exhausted in my life"
And behind him DeniSe'S voice
which sounded exhausted too, re,
I peated: I want to go home t
Felicia. I want TO sail on the mex
boat"
For probably the hundredtl
time and it felt like the thou
: Sandth she repeated that. She'C
! never stopped repeating it. in TIT
twelve hours since he had shown
her that cablegram. except for ;
brief interval during dinner tt
Which. as it happened. they'd in
yitsd guests. He had been glad o
/ the respite Of their pre.ence tht
| DeniSe'S manner had been so pre-
! occupied that it gave every ap
, pearance of rudeneSS. But h
thought the necessary effort to b.
steady in the presence of compar
&tive strangers was helping her.
In the moment after thei
guest had taken leave, she begal
again. as frantically as before
Gilbert. you must let me go home
, tight away" Never had she sug
reSted that he go with her, O
4. even implied that he was a mem
= oe. Of the family upon whom thi
certain sorrow and probable dis
.-"C had come.
Be. And ne had said. over and over
No. You can't go home. Yo
promised me year"
Ten O'Clock, when their guest
) icfJ. and nearly five now! She ha
said everything she felt like say
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Elizabeth City
Transportation Schedules
NORFOLK SOUTHERN

NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Bus Line
No. shbound-Lv. 1885 AM 100,
4:4O, 1920 PM.
Southbound-Lv. 1890 A NJ;
lao, "5:4O, 11:00 P. M.
.Manteo connection.
'.Raleigh connection.
Railroad
Northbound-Lv. 3:07 PM.
Southbound-Lv. 1l:17 AM.
Norfolk:
Elizabeth City-CaroIina Line
Foot Colonial Avenue
Eldora- -Ni--lvs l PM. Tuesday
Thursday, Saturday.
,yanchese, Manns Harbor, Stumpy
Point:
The WancheSe Line
Ms Dock Foot Burgess Stree.
Hattie Creef and o. T. & Lloyd
Jr.-lvs II noon daily except
Sunday and Monday.
East Lake, Buffalo City, Gum
Neck:
Alligator River Line
Ms Dock Foot Burgess Street
Bessie M. Lewis-lvs 9 AM. Mon
1ays and Thursdays.
Gum Neck 81 Alligator Line
sic of Surry-lvs. foot Colonial
Avenue 2 AM. Mondays and
Thursdays.
Columbia:
Columbia Boat Line
Foot Colonial Avenue
Nancy Lee-lvS. II noon Ihurs
days.
HatteraS:
Foot Burgess Street
kathleen and c. H. Mallison-lvs.
6P. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays.
iodanthe, Avon. Buxton:
Foot of Fearing Street
rhe Jones-lvs. 8 PM. WedneS
days.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Washington Produce

s7 Ds9Os as aao psirts sM
80 score, 1-pound prints. 36A; N-pound
prints, 31A tub, 35A: market strong.
MEATS-Choice beef. 20; calves. II:
veal. 1s; Fall lamb. "a; sows. 15: fresh
pork, 27; frozen pork, "a: pork loin, 80;
fresh hams. 20; fresh skinned ham, 20;
smoked hams. 2S: sliced bacon. rs: slab
BACON, 33: compound 12h; lard, 141a.
LIVE STOCK-Pigs. 9a9A; light hogs.
10Aa10h: medium, 1Oaa1O24 22O-25O
pounds. 9ka10: heavies. 9a9M; sows, 6a7;
stag. 6a61a calves, 7a9.
Prices paid shippers, net fob. Wash
lngton, by the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics:
EGGS--Market firm; Government graded
eggs unchanged; current receipts, includ-
ing whites. ] cent higher: current receipts,
22-23; whites best quality, 27-2S; ordinary
quality 1925 Government graded and
dated white eggs. U. S. extras. large, 351a;
U. s. extras, medium, 281a; U. S. stand
ards large. 2Sh.
LIVE POULTRY-Msrket about steady
put lower, on fowl; some current arrivals,
put supply generally light and trading
quiet; fowl. colored, heavy, 1920: No .2s
1914; Leghorns- l4-15; roosters. 1912;
chickens. Virginia Rocks $3.50: Delaware
crosses. 1929; Southern. 1926: Reds o.
%; Leghorns. 1924; turkeys hens, 10 TO
IL pounds, 23: toms, IA to ] 6 pounds, 21;
broiling turkeys. 3lz pounds and up. 90
25 suiness. ~ to 2 pounds. 9O-1 90
pair.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
BANKS AGAIN CUT
FEDERAL HOLDINGS
Both Direct and Guaranteed
Obligations Reduced
Further in Week.
sy The Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
The Federal Reserve Board reported
a further decline i'm member bank
holdings of Federal securities.
In its weekly condition statement
for banks in 10l cities the board said
holdings of direct Government obli-
cations fell s3e 1000. 900 TO s8.1s3, ,0oo.-
600 during the week ended September
l. This was s1.O70. 1000. 900 under the
same week last year.
Fully guaranteed Federal securities
dropped $4,000. 600 10 $l.13O,0 900 900. or
sl06,000000 under the same week last
year.
Bank holdings OF Government OBJ
legations have been dropping steadily
for several months.
Against the decline in these hold
ingS, however the banks have been
increasing their commercial loans.
For the week ended September 1.
institutions in the 10l cities had
$685. 100000 in loans to commerce. in
dustry and agriculture, advanced on
securities as collateral This was
s6,OOO.000 over the previous week.
Similar loans secured other than
by securities and unsecured aggre-
gated s4,043. 10000 an advance of
$4,000, 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
FINANCE TROUBLES
FACED BY JAPAN
Gold Leaves and FOREIGN
Funds Are Unavailable
as Bonds Drop.
Special Dispatch TO Th. Star.


NEW YORK, September 8.-Even
il the Chinese Japanese war is termi-
mated soon, considerable capital will
be required for the reconstruction of
the devastated territories, according
TO the Alexander Hamilton Institute.
This will tax the limited capital
resources of not only China but also
Of Japan, since numerous textile mills
and other industries established by
the Japanese in Shanghai have been
destroyed. The japanese government
Will find it difficult, if not impossible.
TO obtain new capital abroad since
the war has resulted in sharp de-
cline in the value of japanese securi-
ties traded in the international
markets.
The war has caused the RESUMPTION
OF the export Of gold from Japan, and
The prospect is that the gold resources
OF Japan will be greatly diminished
If the war should continue for a pro-
longed period. In view of the fact
that Japan's unfavorabls trade bal
snce is exceedingly large, that the
amount OF foreign egcns nge sysils bic
Tltnln me rountry is limlLed, and M
axoor!A,'y 20 Japan sireaoy md IL
azcesoinsiy difficult 10 OBTAIN the
foreisn exchange due tnenl, it Is ap-
parent that the country would soon
be in a serious position if a further
decline in the metallic reserve of the
Bank OF Japan should occur.
Even before the present military
outbreak. Jsosn vas feeling the lscs
OF capital s5 home. Many japanese
economists believed that the exporta-
ton OF capital to Manchukuo had
been too rapid and that any further
borrowing by the government would
lead to imitation
Even assuming the final victory for
Japan and the occupation of addi-
tional Chinese territory, the question
OF finding capital to develop the newly
acquired territories will still remain.
Moreover, il stands TO reason that, if
the war continues, more and more
Japanese loans will have to be foated
This will ultimately lead to currency
imitation, which is bound TO under
mine the very foundation of the
japanese national economy.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
GENERAL MOTORS
SETSSALESPEAKS
World Total for August and
u. S. Demand Climb to
New Records.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September s.-World
sales to dealers of General Motors Corp.
for August were the highest for that
month on record. totaling 188.0lO,
compared with 1919 for the same
month last year, the corporation re-
ported today
The previous record was in 1928,
when such sales we're 1868 units.
Sales TO consumers in the United
States likewise set a new record for
August. totaling l56,322, compared
with 133,804 year ago, the highest
since August, 1929, which were ISL, ,722.
World sales to dealers, however.
were off from the previous month,
which we're s.6s1. July sales to
consumers in the United States we're
1888.
Sales TO dealers in the United States
in August totaled $4,000, compared
with 99.775 in August year ago and
with 1877, 1863 in July. This was the
highest August since 1928, when the
total was 149,78l.
Sales to dealers in the United States
for the first eight months of 1897
totaled l,224,057, compared with
l,255,485 for the same period last year.
Sales to dealers in the United States
and Canada and shipments overseas
for the first eight months of 1887
totaled 1.512,06l, compared with
] ,496,804 for the same period of 1896.
Sales tn consumers in tho JIpita1
States for the period totaled .191 1866,
compared with 1921 ia for the same
eight months of 1896.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. September s tP.-Poultry.
hive, cars A trucks: steady to firm
lssho5n sy6ntD hens sos 1e: p STyers cpl05sd a.
backs. l9: broilers. colored. 23: Plymouth
Rock. 25; White Rock. "a: barebacks. 10:
Leghorn chickens. 20: SPRINGS, colored,
81: Plymouth Rock, %: White Rock, "a:
oarebacks, 10: all other live poultry prices
Butter. 1885: firm: creamery specials
extra hrsts teO-9D, 32la-5z: frsts (ss-
Ssl, SQ12-3l}s: seconds ts4-S7la).. 20
: s2h odEs; EeEs; s.3S4;, firmer: extra, hrsts,
local. 20; cars. 21: current receipts. 19.
Potatoes, 63; on track 2S6: total u. S.
snipments sS9; Russet Burcsnks slightly
s,ronger, other stock about steady; SUP
plies. liberal demand fairly sood: sacked
per hunoredweight: Idaho, Russet Bur
osnks; U. 8. No. ]. 1.65-2.00; U. S. No. 2,
l:20-35; North Dakota. Bliss Triumph.
Y. s, No. l. 1.o0-l0; partly graded. 1895:
North Dakota. Cobblers. partly graded. 90;
EaSly ohios, u S. No; !; LOB; Minnesota.
Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. l. 95-1.00: Wis
In,,n' eonsin' CobblerS. Y: s; No. y 971s-1.1 10;
ly graded. IS.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
BANK LOANS CLIMB
FURTHER DURING WEEK
B. rne Associateo press

B, Tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September s.-Loans
to industry and agriculture by Federal
Reserve member banks in leading CEN
ters were up for the fifth consecutive
period during the week ended Septem-
Der i.
The 5 per cent gain chalked UP in
this period stemmed largely from the
heavy demand for funds incidental to
The substantially greater crops to be
harvested this Fall than expected
earlier, analysts said.
Agricultural, commercial and in
dustrial loans reported by Federal Re-
serve members in 1O1 cities, compared
as follows:
Week ended Sept. - s4 638 900 900
Previous week - 4,6O6, 900 900
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Zinc Stocks Off
Sharply in Month,
Institute Reports
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September s.-,Stocks
Of all grades of domestic slab zinc
declined 2,47l tons during August from
1851 tons at the beginning of the
period TO IL ,227 tons at the end of the
month, the American Zinc Institute
reported today
In the same month last year stocks
dropped 1884 tons from 88.517 tons
to 86,046 tons.
Production during August totaled
48.309 tons, against 1882 tons in
August. 1885. Shipments amounted
to 50,643 tons, compared with 46.013
tons last year. Daily average produc-
lion was running at the rate of $50
tons, against 1,405 tons in August,
1885.
Stocks of prime Western slab zinc
decreased 3,409 tons in August. against
a decrease of 498 tons last year Pro-
duction totaled 26,140 TONS contrasted
with 1880 tons in the like 1895
months, while shipments increased
10 29.549 tons from 20.338 tons In
August, 1885.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
WHOLESALE INDEX
DOWN FURTHER
Fertilizer Association Finds
Average at 85.9. Against
86.7 Week Ago.

Commodity prices suffered another
setback last week, with the continued
decline for the past seven weeks csus-
ing fall OF 3.3 per cent in the weekly
wholesale commodity price index COM
piled by the National Fertilizer As
sociation. The index in the week
ended September. was $50 per cent
of the l926-l928 average, compared
with 86.7 in the preceding week. 882
a month ago and 1877 year ago.
The largest decline during the week
took place in the farm products group:
the only exceptions TO the downward
trend we're wheat A. Kansas City,
oats, rye and lambs. which advanced
slightly. Although there was a slight
rise in food prices. It was not enough
TO change the commodity group in
dex; such heavily weighted items of
flour, bananas, potatoes, veal, lambs
and lard increased in price.
Textile prices continued to decline
during the week, with lower quota
tions for cotton. cotton textiles and
silk resulting in a new low point for
the group index this year. A drop
in petroleum prices offset a rise in
anthracite coal and lowered the fuel
index
Lower prices were quoted for steel
scrap and tin. but the decline was not
sufficient to change the metal price
index
Declines in cottonseed meal. ground
bone and tankage not only offset an
advance of dollar per ton in the
price OF ammonium sulphste. but were
responsible for downturn in the fer
tilizer material index.
Despite an increase in the price OF
rubber the miscellaneous commodity
price index showed a recession. the
result OF continued decreases in cat
tie feed prices.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
10 L0w-yieJd Bonds.
BY The Associated Press.

NEW YORK, September 8.-The
bond market continued its downward
march today. Issues wilted under
brisk offerings and losses ranged from
fractions to around 2 points.
Rails again took the brunt of the
attack. Industrial and utility liens
were thrust back fractions to around
a point. Federal loans followed q
shsky course, with some declines run
ming as high as 1892 of point
The foreign list was bent backward
along broad front. German and
some Italian loans recoiled as tension
tightened between Germany. Italv
and Russia. With China and Japan
locked in deadly struggle, japanese
issues sageed.
Down more than point we're Rock
Island As, Southern Railway As. Con-
solidsted Edison 3As, International
HydroelecTic IS. National Dairy ass
and Wslworth As. Allegheny SIS of
1850 stamped dipped around AZ.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
JAMES RIVER BRIDGE
BOND PLAN OFFERED
By The Associated prass

B, the Associated Press
NORFOLK, Va, September "a
plan OF reorganizing the $4,000 900
James River Bridge Corp. under sec
tion 77-B of the national bankruptcy
act was laid before Federal District
Court yesterday by Gerould Rumble.
attorney for the corporation, whereby
Sl,s66,602 in accrued interest on first
mortgage bonds would be Cancelled.
The plan recommended a new is
suance Of S4,500,O0O in first mortgage
bonds, to replace the existing issue
OF che same amount, on which the
S's psr cent cumulative intsrest is
ole spo. he "sncellst lion Of - 400 600
I per cent osoenturs nonos snd ne
10000 snatss OF 25 capital ..ocA.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN
By me Assoeis ted Press.

By ne ASsocla led Press.
CHICAGO, September With war
scare talk at least temporarily SUBJ
siding, wheat values receded late to-
day, and in most cases new gains were
more than wiped out.
Heavy chartering of vessel space by
Russia had bearish effect on wheat.
Besides, notices of intentions to de-
liver about 100000 bushels of wheat on
Chicago September contracts tomor-
row were announced.
At the close, wheat was 4 cent lower
to Is higher compared with yesterdays
finish, September, o8h; December,
1.1o-1.107s; corn, Is off to A up;
September, 1.055s "A; December, SO y :
5s, and oats, 1k-3s advanced.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. September s LP.-Eegs,
3b.466; steady; mixed colorS. average
checks. 1o-l11a; other mixed colors un-
changed
Butter 19.523; steady; centralized go
scorel. 33A: other prices UNCHANGED
Cheese, 563,2a1: firm. prices UNCHANGED
Dressed poultry irregular Fresh.
chickens, boxes, roasters, 2Ih-30 Other
fresh and frozen prices unchanged.
Live poultry, by express: Steady;
broilers, Leghorn, 1927: Rocks 1922
ored. 2l-26: Leghorn, 1921: old roosters
IS: ducks. 10
BY freight: Steady; broilers, Rocks,
2o-2a: coloreo, 23-26. LeRhorn. 22-25
Fowls. colored. 22-26: Leehorn, 1920
Oio rooSters, 10. Turkeys, 1920. Ducks
Evening star., 1937-09-08
REGISTRATION STATEMENTS.
BY the Associated Press


Registration statements for new securi-
tles fleo today with the Securities Com
mission included.
overman & Co. Jefferson CITY. Mo-
manufacture OF mems work ciothing
$3.50, 600 Of $50 par 5Ia per cent cumu-
lsuye convertible preferred stock and
S291 600 OF SIS par common shares: to
be offered in exchange for Z per cent
cumulative preferred. TO redeem z per
cent preferred and for working capital
DAILY a. Crab.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON September = up UNITED States
Department of hgriculJureD. An occs-
sionsl buyer made low bids on territory
gools IN todsy's market. but most were
moderate smount of combing three
slsh rs blood Graded territory wool SOLD al
S5-SS cents secured hs sis. compsled with
recent hrm asking prices ranging $50.
Good French comhing fine serritory wools
81 o. ginsl bags we;e available in moderate
Quantities in some houses st 1895 cents
secured basis eompsl ed with the AuguSt
selling range of 95-81.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

The position of he Treasury on Sep
fember A. Receipts, S24, ,S42, ,O65 95; ex-
penditures. S23. 1881 .23; balance So -
o3s, 244 696 50: customs receipts for the
month. S5.S35.12SSO
l.. Sa34 l .: 20l as: expsnoitures ~ 81
3Ss,305s11 Ia uncluding s399 32S =
702 0l OF emergency eSpendituresl; excess
or expenditures. Ss24.1aS.610. 81; gross
cert. S37. 57.5S1 255.s4, an increase OF
%3as 033 % over the previous day; colo
assets. Sl2, 5S2, ] 60.464 Is, including ST.
$50 7032l5.z7 of inactive gold
Evening star., 1937-09-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. September s (Pl-Yesterdsy v S
break in Wall Street and tension over the
Mediterranean crisis unsettled stock ex-
change dealings today and most stocks
closed lower. Some small supporting
orders were IN evidence and transatlantic
issues stesdieo little. The ailt-edge
group was easier and German bonds were
lower
pARIS.-Stoeks on the Bourse closed
irregular today sno government bonds and
industrial issues tended TO sag The
Sank Of France held frm. cloSine with .
net gain Of 90 pointa
Evening star., 1937-09-08
CUBAN ATLANTIC SUGAR
VOTES INITIAL DIVIDEND
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September s.-Cuban
Atlantic Sugar Co. declared an initial
dividend of so cents a share on the
capital stock, payable September "a
TO stock of record September 18. The
company stated this dividend covered
the period of the past six months, il
being the intention 10 inaugerate a
regular quarterly dividend of as cents.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, September s Up. sugar
iutures were hrmer today on increased
covering and new outside buyins, inciud :
ing some Tor European account, sncour-
ased by tirmness of London and apparent
Stesdiness of the SPOT market here.
September No. s SOLD up to 253, OF 3
points net higher, while March No. sd-
with the market holding at or within a
the last hour.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 8 Lp,.-copper
oo export 1876 PPf Fin steadyi saa iutgre spot
and nearby, 5S.75: future, $3.50. Lead
ssltesqy; NeW York; spot. 6;5o-55: East
Louis, spot and future. 7.o5. Iron. alu-
mlnum; sntimony. quicksilver, platinum
and &heelite UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
100 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, September 8 (P)-St.
Josept Lead Co. reports 100 tons of
pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines sold yesterday at $685. per 100
pounds st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
MONEY MARKET

money steady: 1 per cent all day; prime
commercial paper. l per cent; time loans
steady: 5000 DAYS "a; 4-6 months, I1z
per cent; bankers acceptances unchanged:
rrediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank,
Evening star., 1937-09-08
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. September $ oPi.-Silver
fuunres opened irresulsr. 90 higher TO is
lover. September. 44.30b: December.
<3.2oo; March. $4,000. Bid
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat, No. 4 red, 1.09; No.
hard, 1.1312-24; corn, No. 3 yellow,
l.0912; oats, No. white, 33-3434; rye,
sample grade, 85A; barley. feed, 1880
nominal; mailing, $3.50 nominal;
timothy seed, 2.50-60 hundredweight
Evening star., 1937-09-08
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. September P.-crude
ruooer fufures opened easy, ] 10 "a
ioSer September unouoteo: December
lS.so-93, January, 1900.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK. September 3 (Fl-Revenue
frelght carloadlngs on railroads reportine
today for the week ended September 4 in
cluded
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Baltimore Quotations
W in nipeg Prices,

BALTIMORE. September ,Eq.-Wheat,
No. req Winter. garlicky, spot, domestic,
Lila; September, lila.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. September .pg.-Feaerai
f.sno Bank nonQs:
Evening star., 1937-09-08

WINNIPEG, September 8 4Pj-Grain
range at principal markets today:
Evening star., 1937-09-08
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, September 8 LPl.-Neg
YORK SECURITY Dealers Association:
(Quotations as Of . O'clock
Evening star., 1937-09-08
BONDS ON n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Approximate Trapsa ctions Today.

ny private wire direct to fhs star.
Evening star., 1937-01-28
Manners
of the
Moment

WE REALLY have a great deal Of
wv sympathy for the ladies who
put everything they have into hailing
buses those ladies, you know. who
wave umbrellas, pocketbooks. and
handkerchiefs all at once. There's
something about the way bus comes
swooping down on you that gives you
one moment of complete panic, when
you want very much to throw your
hat into the street and shout, "Hey,
driver, I'm here. Can't you see?"
Well, you may want to. But don't.
Il looks awfllly silly from inside the
bus. From the front seat, people
waiting on the curb stand out like
Pixies Peak on relief map. We know.
because we've watched. Even the most
Indifferent driver couldn't miss lady
who did nothing but nod. So if you
can control yourself next time, and
Just decide to wave once. and then
chance it, you'll look much more dig
nif1ed, and you'll get the bus to stop
as well.
It would help, though, If the bus
companies would install a megaphone
BY the drivers seat 50 that the driver
could reassure his future passengers
by shouting out, after she had waved
the first time, IT see you, lady-in-the-
bottle.green-hat" It would be 50
nice and friendly. JEAN.
tcopyrisht. 1e37J