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Evening star., 1937-01-28
Hard Hearted.

From the South Bend Tribune.
BY this time the would-be munitions
profiteers should be convinced that
Unnle Sam isn't entirely sympathetic.
Evening star., 1937-01-28
An Incomplete Computation.

From the Indianapolis News.
The Republicans spent $8065,524 and
the Democrats $5,030,848 on the cam
paign, and goodness only. knows how
much 1t cost the taxpayers.
Evening star., 1937-01-28
The Great Historic Game.

The Great Historic Game.
Of course, it's very sad indeed
That statesmen must in quarrels mix.
Yet without strife, it Is agreed,
There'd be no zest In politics.
And they who see from Gay to day
The rhetoricians throwing bricks
Will sigh, life has to be that wayl
The one great sport is politics!"
Deception" said Hi Ho, the sage Of
Chinatown, '1s easily managed If you
are content to be one of those whose
vanity enables them to deceive them
selves"
Protection of the Law.
didn't you know you were exceeding
the speed limit?" inquired the officer.
II suspected II" admitted Miss Cayenne.
"Then why didn't you slow DOWN."
'T found myself In one of those wild
rushes of traffic that make me feel as
If the only way to be perfectly safe IS
to get arrested"
Rough Experiences.
The citizen upon a jury served,
Where testimony was exceeding grim,
And wondered when he went his way
unnerved
II home folks would associate with him.
'If I bet on hoss dat done lef' me
broke" said Uncle Eben, "I'd jes' hang
around hopin, dat mebbe I'd git little
friendly consideration when de BE kind
to Dumb Animals week come round
aS1n."
Evening star., 1937-01-28

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Chicago Once: 435 North Michigan Ave.
Evening star., 1937-01-28

@. Who established Herbartian prin-
ciples in the American educational sys-
tem?-C. F..
A. Charles Alexander McMurry, his
brother, Frank Morton McMurry, and
Charles De Garmo were among the early
advocates Of Herbartian principles in
education. They were influential In
establishing the National Herbart So
ciety in 1892.
Evening star., 1937-01-28


ably, will shock some Of the liberal
followers Of Mr.. Roosevelt. 1t seems
true, however, that If there had not been
q big pickup in business and employ
ment and production in the year 1886
that Mr.. Roosevelt would have had a
tough time being reelected.
n II
The National Get-Out- Club,
headed by Simon Michelet, is entering
upon a campaign election and registra-
ton reforms. The president of the club
points out that since its organization in
1924 and 1t began its campaign for wider
suffrage, there has been big increase
in the vote. In the presidential election
of 1920 the total vote cast was less than
so per cent Of the potential electorate
q years of age and over. In the 1886
election this percentage increased about
63 or GA per cent. Even now, however,
the percentage of voters in the United
States is far below the percentage in
Great Britain and Germany, where the
records show turnout Of about 80
per cent.
The et-Out-vote Club is centering its
fire just now on the States which con-
tinue to impose poll taxes on their citi-
zens as prerequisite to voting. There
are nine of these States-in the South.
Rhode Island has poll tax, but it is not
imposed on the poor and needy and
therefore does not act as a deterrent.
"The nine poll tax States" says Mr..
Michelet, here grouped - Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and
virginia-have an aggregate potential
electorate of citizens 81 years of age
numbering 12,472,245. In the 1886 elec-
ton they cast an aggregate vote Of
3,OO6, ,8s3-an average Of "a per cent OF
the electorate.
Immediately adjoining the poll-taxed
Evening star., 1937-01-28
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Csc per month or 1bc per week
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Su ,dav &c CODY
Evening star., 1937-01-28

THEODORE W. NoYEs----------E Editor
Evening star., 1937-01-28

@. Have the perfumes in musk and
civet ever been produced synthetically2
w. H.
A. The chemical compounds In musk
and civet used in perfume making have
been chemically duplicated by scientists
in the Du Pont laboratories.
Evening star., 1937-01-28

WAS HING TON. ID. C.
THURSDAY January 2s, 1887
Evening star., 1937-07-18

. club and 1t is disclosed thAt your
partner has the king Of diamonds
and that 4 diamond lead would have
beaten the hand. Naturally your club
lead is not bad-it is just unfortunate.
But in scoring the effectiveness OF
your game. you must charge yourself
for the wrong guess
Incidentally, in this particular in
stance, we charge ourselves only so
per cent OF the loss, since after all,
We had an absolute g,less on the lead
Evening star., 1937-07-18

But II we open either . heart or a
spade, which lead obiously should be
losing one. We would be compelled
to charge ourselves the entire amount.
QUESTION: Neither side was vul-
nerable and I, as dealer, opened
the bidding with one no-trump hold
ing:
Spades AK
Hearts x
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Desert Growth Studied

To study the encroa chment Of the
desert Soviet expedition Is 10 mako
excavations in the desert near Ter.
mez In Uzbekistan, where TOO years
ago was a thriving city In the center
of fertile oaxis.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
(Copyrisht, 1879

The -Four Aces will b pleased to
answer letters from readers If
stamped (3-cent). self addressed en-
veiope Is lnG1ossa se @ WIN each @ CON com,
outline OF the Four Aces system Of
contract bridge send, With your request
stamped t2-cent, ssf-add ressed.
laree size envelope 70 The Pour Aces
Inc 120 West Horty. .aeeond Streei
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Diamonds J K
Clubs A Xxx
Was this correct?"

Was CIIB COrreCC!
Answer-No. With 4 high card
value Of 912, and just over three play
ing tricks, your hand Is decidedly not
strong enough for An opening bid Of
one no-trump. At the same time 1t is
too strong to pass, and you should open
with one club. Now. If your partner
either raises to two clubs NJ bids one
no-trump. you pass. II he bids one
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Virginia Condemns
105 Brands of Vine
As Substnndnrd.
p Per Cent OF Those
Tested Called
limitations,
Be- the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, July 17.-Virrir1ia
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
disclosed today that 1875 brands of
vine have been condemned as sub
standard or limitations.
This number represents % per cent
OF the total of so5 brands tested by
the boards chemical director, J.
Bernard Robb
Virginia has gained recognition.
with California, as being a leader
among the States setting up standards
higher than the requirements Of the
Federal Alcohol Administration. Un-
der direction Of the board, Robb made
the tests and checked each condemna-
fion with the Wine Institute Of
California. recognized as the fore
most authority on wines in this coun-
try. Invariably, the board reported,
Robb's findings have been upheld by
The institute.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

the opponents, and taking minus
for any losses you could save.
1t is particularly important, in keep
lne such a sheet. to be very severe
with yourself. For example. suppose
Evening star., 1937-07-18

your opponents reach a slam contract
in spades, having bid neither dia-
monds nor clubs on the way up. You
hold three spades to the ace, two lit
tie hearts, four diamonds to the queen
and four. clubs to the queen. You
reason that the only way of beating
the hand is to find your partner with
the king in either diamonds or clubs
and open that suit Immediately. 10 as
to establish 4 trick before your ace
OF spades is knocked out. You open
Evening star., 1937-07-18

~ YORK city. and you will receive
an outline without any charzs
Ihe next article in this series will
appear tomorrow f
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Of any other suit, you bid one no
trump; while II he Jumps, you, Of
course, should respond to the game
force.
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Winning Contract
Fallibility.
BY THE FOUR ACES.

oswald Jacoby Howard schenken worlds LEADING
has beaten
existencel
Evening star., 1937-07-18

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we've taken these curtains
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Evening star., 1937-07-18

Bowls for every mixing pur-
pose and for things that are not
mixed There are six II them
in 4 set-of sturdy Rla4x In q
rich golden glow color.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

A consecuencia de Us golpes
Que lie preVsAara ell Indio Quin-
tana muri6 aver Tony Msrino,
TN p1gil del peso bantam, ell
r;share que por "equivocaci6n''
pNss a dorwir a SangchAli.
Cnco wees, an+es de la cal
da definftiva, rod6 Marine a la
Iona. Uno de los golpes lie pro-
dujo una lesion en- ell craneo y
de ella mnri6.
'El DR.. Meyers hizo Ia autop-
STA al cadaver del prgilista v a.
tribuye la muerte a hemorra-
gias v laceraciones del cerebro,
en- Ell lado derecho de la :abeza.
Marine Sc hizo p1gil profesio-
nal en- 1881 Y Sc lie "~clasifica-
ba" como ell sexto hombre en- la
division bantam, que tiene de
"jefe' a Sixto Escobar yen Sc.
gundo puesto al valenciane
Sangchili.
Pobre muchacho. Pretoria los
puiletazos al trabajo Y SUI voca.
ci6n lie cost6 La vidal
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

un sill6n rojo. con la espalda re-
clinada en- almohadones blan-
cos. Tiene delante una mesa pc
quena Y encima un tablero con
figuras blancas Y negras. En-
frente de 81 esta Sentada su ma
DIRE. Estan jugando al ajedrez.
Leon ACADIA de levantar con
su manita chupada una figuray
mas al DIR ell ruido que hacemos
al entrar, Sc vuelve Ientamente
a n~osotros; la figura ls tiembla
en- la mano y su delgado brazo
sc enarca en- ell aire cargado de
crepusculo.
Y lie veo sonreir, exactamente
10 mismo que me sonreia esta
manana, cuando lie ponia los "a
patos. Herr Silberstein da una
patmada. y 10 grita:
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

tante...
Y los saquitos de carne que le
penden de los ojos tiemblan.
Herr Silberstein: vengo "a
'traerle a Leon una noticia que
lie alegrara.
-iPues pase usted!--me girl
ia ell viejo emocionado-. iPa-
Sc listed!
Y me abre las puertas de par
en- par y me introduce al come
dor, haciendome una profunda
reverencia. como 81 fuese un
huesped distinguido.
Dentro, veo a Leon sentado
junto a la ventana, a la luz ago
nizante del dia abrileno, con las
piernas envueltas en- una man.
ia oscura y una bufanda AFRO
ilada al cuello. Esta sentado en-
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

ell dinero y decir: "Muchas era
cias, sonora.
-iUn amigo!-grita Herr
Silberstein-. I'm amiguito de
Leon!
Delante de la puerta del CO.
medor, y a punto de abrirla, Sc
detiene. Raja hacia mi, temero-
SO. la cabeza, en- cuyas mejillas
Sc reflejan, en- manchas verdes,
lila y color de rosa, las flores de
la cortina, y me dice, al dido ca
81:
Sea listed bueno aon Leon;
Ell pobrecito esta muy enfermo.
Ill a vuelto a tener algdn
ataque?
mo, pero lie ha dado Tn v6-
mito de sangre. Ell primero.
Muy POGO; pero para mi, bas-
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

asegura que hara una oferta y
qre 81 no logra 10 que Sc propo-
ne entonces ayudara a los otros.
Comentando aver la noticia,
Jacobs dijo: Ell combate renH-
ra mas de un million de pesos.
Los enpresarios daran a Brad.
deck $500 00c y tcdAviaes que
lara bastante para ell para
Luis.
"Estaasos listos para firmar
les eontratos-asegur6 Clark.
Nc daremos a eonocer nuestros
planes hasta que los contracts
sean firmados'.
Triner expresa la creencia de
que la pelea Lais-Braddock de-
lara en- las taquillas tanto dine
no como ell celebre combate de
Jack DempseylGene Tunney.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
rs
SQUTERE O.
FREEZER LA PELEA LUIS


Indianapolis, Feb. 2.-peri6-
dico da La noticia de q. Sc van
q realizar gestiones con ell fin de
conseguir que Ia pelea Luis
Braddock Sc efect1e aqui en- la
.noche del 81 de mayo, horas des
pu6s de que Sc discuta ell cam
peonato de velocidad en- la ca
rrera de 500 nillaS.
Ahora Sc dice que la pelea
Braddock-Luis tendra lugar EN-
Chicago en- ell mes de JUNO.
Blaine Patton, editor depor-
two del Indianapolis STAR,
dice que ell movimiento cuenta
con ell apoyo del captain Eddie
Rickenbacker, presidehte del
Vel6dromo de Indianapolis.
Calculase que esa carrera
de automobiles atraera la aten
ci6n DE 10000 persenas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

ga su rival en- prinaeros mo-
mentos.
Ell negro gctu6~ como Jack
Dempsey acSuara, en- 1923,
cuando tuvl# de c~ontrario a
Tom GiDbd en- Shelby, Mon
tana.
Persegufa ell negro q un rival
que no podlia ser atAapado y ell
mito hAo explosion. q
Mas son pocas las oportIAni4
dades para q. Pastor pueda ca
pitalizar por ell hecho de qre
resisti6 diez asaltos a Luis.
Siempre Sc Ii. recordara como ell
boxeador que Sc pas6 la no9he,
los diez asaltos, colocandcse fua
ra del alcance de los punos de
su adversario. Pastor corria con
las ligereza que Luis y en- es-
o cpnSiste ell "misterio" de la
pelea y ST resultado.
Arturo Donovan. ell arbitro,
le llam6 la atenci6n a Pastor
por su continue corerr Y pudo
haberlo descalificado, 10 que no
hizo p0r consideration a los en-
presarios y a los espectadores.
Pastor no higo case de los a.
visos, de que dejara de correr Y
ofreciera pelea.
La comisi6n atletica del esta-
do no analizara 10 sucedido v los
p1giles y empresarios quedaran
satisfechos.
Algunos hablan de una nueva
pelea entire Luis y Pastor, pero
ell proyecto, por ahora, no lie
CARA a cristalizar.
Ell pGbfico no pagara miles.
de pesos por yer a un hombre
.correr y a otro perseguirlo;
Luis recibe ofertas de TODD ell
pals y ,hasta del extranjero.
Ahora Sc aconseja que Pas
tor reduzca su peso desde 179
a 175 y rete al campe6n de las
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

Leon: un amiguito tuyo!
-iAh. eres td!-dice Leon.
-ilMagnifico! lMe traes Las Ia
reas de manana?
Suavemente, Y kon mucho
cuidado, vuelve la figura a su
Icasilla. Su madre, que Sc ha
puesto en- pie, me dice:
LEO SO ALGERIA mucho de
que haya listed venido.
Herr Silberstein levanta sl
ell lbrazo y anuncia:
i iene a traerte una Rofi-
cia muy agradable!
La madre Sc ha apoyado con-
ira ell aparadm, de MADEIRA Ia
en- cuyo copete un aguila
de orc, alrededor de la
cual toean la trompeta unos an
gelotes, pugna perennemente
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

New York,-Bob Pastor es ell
gdinto plgil que ha resistido a
Jose Luis hasta el final Sdesde
que Ell negro de Detroit colg6 los
guantes del aficionado y Sc pu-
so los del "boxer" professional.
sLapelea del viernes pasado
en- la Madison Square Garden,
para c~ontento de Mike Jacobs y
Jimmy Johnston, llev6 a las Ia
Iuillas $111,570. Descontados
los gastos de organization que
daron $94, 536.
A Jose Luis Sc lie entregaron,
por su cuarenta DOr ciento, $37,-
814; lie tocaron a Pastor, por sa
veinte por ciento, $18, 9O7.
Calc1lase que la Garden co :
bro, libre de gastos, $18, 900, v
Mike Jacobs, ell empfesario otra
suma igual.
Los fanatics comentan la pc
lea desde muy diferentes angu-
los.
Sc critica implacaolemente a
Luis y Sc dice que un colegial co
mo Bob Pastor lie resisti6 diez
asaltos 10 que prueba que sus
puios no son tan formidables.
Sc ha venido descriibiendo a
Luis como un superhombre del
ring" y este, como es natural,
hizo q. Ell p1blico saliera desen-
cantado.
Cast todos los expertos ha :
'bian afirmado que Pastor no lie
garfa al decimo asalto, que lie
recogerlan de la Iona antes del
sexto.
Los inteligentes opinan aho-
ra que Luis pudo haber acosta-
do a Pastor concentrando ell alta
que por Ell cuerpo, 10 que no hi
20. Ell regro Sc conform6 con
pegarle a distancia Y sus punos
no parecian tener la poteacia
de otras veces.
Isl Luis fuera un gladiator
perfecto, un maestro "afuera''
y en- los cuerpo a cuerpo, pudie-
ra haber amulado a jim Cor
bett o a Gene Tunneyy venciodo
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. %
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
Ernesto Glaeser
DO(E AMOS
La Gaceta

yendo q la tisnda con mi ma
DIRE Me lleva directamente al
comedor, al fondo del pasille in
terminablA. Y me sacude la ma
no como 81 fuese una boMba de
donde brotasen las aguas de la
diCha. A medic metro de mi veo
una cara gozosa y rebosando a.
legrfa que hasta ahora solo ha-
IbAa podido representative asi
sonriendo a IN buen clieAte de-
tras del mostrador. Junto q la
Aaja, en- 81 momento de tomar
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
e garaktzada para { go una pelea
de campeonato entire use Luis y Braddock
Apoya & "bout" la comision Atletica de I'LL
Gould acepto la oferta de $500, 600

Chicago, feb. fla conf
sion atl@tica del estado de ILL
nois di6 aver su visto bueno q
una pelea de campeonat6 entire
Ell negro Jose Luis, de Detroit,
y James J: BraddoeR, Vel actual
"rey" del peso complete. Green
la comisi6n Y Ecs empRsarios
cue Ell con5ate prpdu ira mas
de un million de d6larss. Patro-
Gina L. rgo3rana anuneiado Ell
millionaire petrelcro Shell ON
Clark, que piersa ofrecer la
pelea ell dia Is de JUNO, en- Ell
Campo del Soldado.
| Jose H. Triner, presidente de
la comisi6n atletica, removi6 a.
yer todas las dificultades legar
les dandole su aprobaci6n al
bout" en- nombre de Henry
Horner, gobernador del estado,
y Edward j. Kelly, alcalde de
Chicago.
La ofesta de $4,000 que
Clark habfa hecho ha sido acep-
tada por Joe Gould, Ell director
de los nsgocios de Braddock.
Luis probablemente recibira I'm
tanto por ciento de los ingresos,
tanto por ciento que Sc fijara de
acuerdo con Mike Jacobs v Ju-
liam Black.
Los contratos seran fIrma-
dOs, seg1n Ell presidente de la
comisi6n, dentro de I'm periodo
de dos semanas.
Ell abogado general del esta-
do, Otto Kerner, a quien Sc ha
consultado, mantiene que Ia Pc
lea Sc efectuara de estricto a.
cuerdo con la ley.
James ]. Morris, ST., propie-
tario del Estadio de Chicago,
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

por volar al sol. La cara tosta-
da de Frau Silberstein deja
resbalar una sonrisa tfmida
por encima de SUI blusa clara.
Leon Sc incorpora un POGO para
decirme:
Tie agradezco que hayas
venido, pues no sabes 10 aburri-
do y fastidieso que es estar en-
fermo. Todo ell mundo Sc pone
empalagosamente amable con
uno.-Y me guina un ojo.
Me acerco a Ell, sorteando ell
canto de la mesa,y lie doy la
mano.
Me apoyo en- su sillon; me
agarro al respaldo; respiro
con todas mis- fuerzas, y CO.
mienzo:
-Vengo q verte por encar-l
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
CON los GUANTES
MURIO TONY R

La Madison Square Garden
dice que Braddock tendra qus
cumplir sus contracts con ella.
Esto suena NAL para ell con
trato, a base de 100000, que
Joe Gould piensa firmar en-
Chicago.
Nosotros tenemos I'M contra
to, dice la Garden, firmado
por Braddock y en- el Sc obliga
a defender SUI tftulo baio nues
ira direction. 81 hace 10 con-
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

go de Fsrd, para decirte Que
f1emos acordado proteperta
desde hoy.
-iProtegGrme ?-interrnm
pc Leon, riendose; tose IN No.
|co,hace un gesto con Ia mano
" anade: - Contra quien?
Herr Silberstein y su muier
Sc han acercado a nosotros v
alargan ell cuello para OR me
jor.
-Ferd Won X. me ha encar-
gado de ponerls en- tn ceneci-
mlento, en- nombre de los dos
y en- ell de la Guardia roia.
-Pero lpor que quereis
protegerme ?-torna a nraour
tarme.
Para que no abssen de ii
rssius nj nadie.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02
LEGO A BARCELONA LA
UNIDAD MEDICA ENVIA-
DA DE LOS "A UNI
DOS

Barcelona, feb. 2.-Bajo la di
recci6n del DR.. Ed H. Bafsky
de New York, ha legado a esta
ciudad la unidad medica ameri-
cana CON ambulancia y equipo
moderno, que Sc dirige al fren-
tie de Madrid.
Ell grupo, compuesto por seis
cirujanos y seis internos, anun-
clio que pronto llegara otro CRU
20 de 81 cirujanos y cuatro am
bulancias.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

Gaztadaga euia~e ~peleaA .or
Bob Pastor. Jose Luis Sc past
la noche corriahdo detras dt
Pastor y no podia alcanzarloA
Probablemehe a Gazt gs
lie pasaria 10 mi mq@
Pastor es un vmaestrq en-
correr de Ia biciRleta, en- el "pe-
daleo".
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

IT'S libras, ell negro John Hen
ny Lewis.
La gaceta., 1937-02-02

trario tendremos derecho a re
clamar ante los stibunales de
justicia.
Gould airs con es
tas p~ala5&aS. os con
Sheldon Clark 6braremos
|$5O0,OO0.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

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Evening star., 1937-02-21
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Evening star., 1937-02-21

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The Washington times., 1937-10-05
Grosners Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gros-
ner, who have just returned
from a sojourn abroad, have as
their guests at their home in
Massachusetts, Avenue Park,
Mrs. Grosner's sister, Mrs. Louis
Garfield, and the latter's son,
Mr.. Maurice S. Garfield, Of Co
lumbus, Ohio. The visitors will
be in the Capital a week or 10
days.
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Mrs. r. Allen Beck Of Denver,
Colorado, is spending few days
at the Dodge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Untiedt of
East Orange, N. j.. have arrived
in Washington to spend the
winter and have taken an apart
ment at the Roosevelt.
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NO. 8-BETTY FISCHER daughter of Comdr Herman
Edward Fischer, U. N Born in Washington and loving
the city itself she still admits yen for the faraway places
filled with the unexpected peoped with and interest
ing personalities where every day is different and
because of that forever fascinating She has hobbies
though she likes the study of languages particularly
French and picked up fluent German, during her five
months visit abroad She Swm dances and plays good
game of tennis her favore color shade of Hunters
green and velvet the kind that shmmers and gows in
sllken sofness is her choice of all materials Betty has
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youthful delight in things informal and because Cali
fonians possess this informally to marked degree she
thinks she likes that tour of duty better than anywhere
else She has lovely gift of quetness and listens to
talk though at that moment it the only thing in
the world in which she interested Betty describes
her hair mousey coored but it is really shining and
very very dark brownher eyes green tint flecked with
warm amber; her skin pale cream, her short and
straight and her mouth beautifully curved touched with
laughter and guarded by elusive dmpe in either cheek
She is a subdeb and student at Holton Arms School