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INSURANCE COMPANY AUTHORIZES
Immediate sale at ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS under. original first trust. Located
in Chevy Chase. near the clubs. on lot
60x200 The living room, 15x2S. opens
through French doors onto a rear porch
overlooking the garden. Four full bed
rooms on second floor: servants quarters
and bath on third. This is a value we
think bargain at $4,000. Can be in
spected by appointment.
CALL WISCONSIN 5617.
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Sg.a5O-CHEvY CHASE, MD.

tJuSt on CONNECTICUT AVE-
New. detached. all-brick Colonial home
with slate roof. Just completed and ready
permanent type Of construction and lasting
beauty of this period architecture situated
on an unusually large lot The downstairs
walls are painted and stippled, and the
house is heated with automatic gas heat.
and there is an attached garage. WILL
CONSIDER YOUR SMALL HOUSE IN
TRADE Close to Connecticut avenue,
but between the clubs. Phone for ap-
pointment. District 6S30. Evenings,
Cleveland Q9Ou
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Takoma Park. ID. C-S1O. $50

IaKOmd FhfK, d! C.--NI UEOU.
For one wishing well-built home where
the rooms are exceptionally large this
house is outstanding-as investment or
home: to settle estate this house has been
priced well below its real value: situated
on one of the most attractive streets in
this area. it enjoys an unusual setting
because the adjoining properties also have
large lots; there are : rooms; oil heat.
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S12.150.

Chevy Chase. Nd.
Facing the Columbia Country Club with
its present exceptional outlook permanently
assured, We offer this most attractive
English home at a decidedly low price;
there are rooms and bath in addition to
maids room and shower: large lot and
tWO-car garage.
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Chevy Chase D. C-S1oa50
This new. detached Colonial brick house
has been designed by leading architect.
built by an outstanding builder with years
of fair dealing to point to and has been
situated on wide lot, well shaded by
full-grown forest trees. Result-the out
field, whose charm has been further en-
hanced by the addition of rambling stone
walls and ample shrubbery.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
13S 18th st. NV District $3.50.
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Near New Wilson High School.
Corner -Center-Hall Colonial

CONVENIENT TERMS-WE WILL TRADE.
beautiful corner. greatly underpriced.
in a select community. convenient TO every
thing: rooms "a bed roomsl. baths. de
luxe kitchen. h.-w. h.. built-ln garage. A
house really worth seeing. Call Dist. 1871 3.
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IF VALUE COUNTS,

IMMEDIATELY AT SI5.s50
Located in Mass. Ave. Park, near SIND
and Cleveland and enhanced by the sX
elusive environment. surrounded by homes
that cost double this price. You'll quickly
recognize this home as an OUTSTANDING
buy Less than 3 years old. featuring a
large living room with open fireplace. spa
cious dining room. screened porch. break
fast room. modern kitchen. large bed
rooms and two baths finished third floor
two-car attached garage
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 141l.
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A six-room and two-bath house (Gruver
built which has been reconditioned
throughout: decorations by leading in
terror decorator: modern gas boiler: deep
lot: tWo-car masonry garage, real
value in one of the city's most convenient
locations
Evening star., 1937-10-26

coLoRED-soUTHEAsT: FIVE ROOMS.
bath, elec.; newly decorated; 1st floor.
Apply at 925 H st. ne.
COLOREL--5 r. AND B.. 1924 9Th ST.,
S35: 3 r. and b., SAG 9TH NV. $40: II r,
9 b., 637 NJ NV, S125. BEHREND, 13l F.
81
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NEAR, GRANT CIRCLE
NORTHWEST BARGAINS

313S Military rd. n.w-New detached
brick home. Six rooms 2 tile baths. furred
walls. fireplace. modern kitchen. insulated
attic. slate roof. concrete front porch. gas
hea!; daTee ia.i garage, PRICE; SIog5u.
brick. in new-house condition; s rooms.
"a tile bath, concrete front porch. oil heat;
large lot. garage: near cars. schools and
stores. Price. S925O. Open until 9 pm.
$40 Whittier pl. nw.-Attractive de-
tached home in new-house condition: six
rage. front porch. Price, $3.50. Open
until q pm.
WILLIAM r. THoROwGOOD.
2024 r. Ave NE Decatur 0317.
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TO THE THRIFTY

TO THE THRIFTY.
NEW HOMES. NEW PLAN.
Lovely one-family home or can be ar
RANGED for 2 families
Finished recreation room.
In addition to the large rooms, we have
back porches built of concrete and deep
lots. A new and different automatic heat
ing outfit air conditioned. where heating
cost Will be less than half. The price is
surprisingly low
Model Home Now Open.
1919 OATES ST. NE.
dust West of Sears. Roebuck)
Will Consider Your Lot in Trade.
Louis Marathon. Builder.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
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OVERLOOK,
1886 FAIRFIELD DRIVE
UNOUESTIONABLY

This new home is the most unusual
value on today's market. Considering
LOCATION. PRICE AND TERMS. We defy
comparison, AIR : LARGE
ROOMS. 2lz baths and ; minutes from
downtown Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
for further information. Met. ll43, or
,.isit -A2l lOth
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

2SI6 3Uth ST SE-NEW BUNGALOW
4 rooms electric kitchen, finished attic
full cellar. oil burner, large lot. "9'
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OWNER SACRIFICES

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS m THE SALE
or HdME dMIs h0VBEg I2 BEsr sEcTIoN Ell sAIH Of
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
One block of Conn. ave, walking distance
eeneT e ss BTsry ooE arse m
rm. t29x14 other rms. in proportion. md
A., 4 large bedrms.: 3rd 4 ideal for apt
marvellous condition. IT'S A BARGAIN
REALLY A STEAL AT SiO.q5O CALL
Mr.. IVEY. ADAMS 9O99. MORNINGS
A Mn IrHrEkrIhrC.c
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TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN.
Nine large rooms. bath and lavatory.
Modern and in perfect condition. Ideal
for renting rooms. Will sacrifice TO settle
estate at >S.95u
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
S07 Union Trust Bldg. Nat. 3f30
CAPITOL HILL Specialist CORNER.
40l 4th st. ne: clear; easy terms
BIS ST. ne: 20-ft house; oil burner.
5I7 10Th st. ne; $4,000 on $3.50 cash.
12l4 c st. ne; convenient location.
East Capitol ST., near 1lth; $3.50: good
houses; reasonable. Move right in. Inspect
now. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 41S6.
Evening star., 1937-10-26
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
7 r., B.. and IL r., 2 B.
D. H. JOHNSON CO. 941 N. Y. Ave. NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

642S 3Ist ST, C. c., d. C.
Attractive new Colonial home. 2 rms.
bedrms., baths. game rm.; large, shady
Evening star., 1937-10-26

650e RIDGE DRIVE. BRooKMoNT. 6
rooms, . baths. oil burner, S55.
34O9 Wisconsin ave. Cleveland Park.
semi-detached brick. s rooms, oil burner.
garage SS5.
3631 Jenifer st. NV. Ia blocks east of
Connecticut ave. rooms. 2 baths, garage.
$50.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K ST NV Natl 1876
Evening star., 1937-10-26

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-RECONDITIONED
houses, to : rms. and :: baths: S15
to SlI5. FULTON r. GORDON. Az Eye
st. NV. Dist 5'!:i0: evenings. Clev. 509l :.
5'!35 Sth ST NW.--S r.. B.. SHOWER,
oil burner: lear brick gar, elec. box;
S72.5O. 109 Ingraham ST: n.w-6 r. b.;
shower. porches h.w. floors; splendid
condition: nice yard. gar; gentiles; $40.
Genreia Nl % Monday
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MOVE RIGHT IN!

140 MADISON ST. NV
Seven Rooms New Condition Vacant.
$500 4th ST NV.
Six Rooms. Porches i-Detsched.
5S1g 9TH ST. NV.
EiRht Rooms Two Baths, Oil Heat.
Semi-Detach Scar GARAGE.
WAPLE &, JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV District 334T
Evening star., 1937-10-26

YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU
DON'T SEE
WOODSIDE VILLAGE
GEORGIA AVE, AT $500 BLOCK)
Turn Right on Corwin Drive,
You Will See Our Sign.
Different Designs.
Worthy of Your Consideration and
Inspection.
Furnished Model Home
Open to PM
905 CORWIN DRIVE.
g. and Rooms 2 Baths.
Priced $3.50 to S10.750.
Will Consider Trade
"Carefree Comfort With Modern Gas
Appliances"
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, D. C..
New detached six-room solid brick
houses. Commanding view. Lots 115 feet
deep. Furred walls. hardwood floors
throughout, porch. fireplace, finest gas or
electric equipment. Fifteen minutes to
$3.50 to $3.50: terms to suit buyer
Drive out Penna. aye. Sc, left on Ala
bsma ave, follow Marlboro pike to District
line, left on Southern ave. to 1913. 27-
Evening star., 1937-10-26

WESLEY HEIGHTS. 4533 LOWELL ST
Excel, location: fine home. convenient to
schools. churches and shopping: bed
rooms, baths. Open daily or phone De-
calur 2GGn Cleveland nnlS
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BETHESDA-SIX ROOMS. TILED BATH.
shower. 65-ft. lot, garage; possession; $40.
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4o16 18th ST NE

Near schools churches, stores. theater.
: rms, bath hot-water heat FriEidslTe,
garage: beautiful snrubbery: double rear
porches: thorouFhly screened; large airy
AFFIECK 3423 Pa. Ave. West 3O53.
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R. B; LEAR GAR; 37IG MASS. AVE.
NV. S1O0: q r. b.. 5lS1 Cond. rd.. SOB;
9 r.. b., 6lS 9Th NV. $50. BEHREND,
I3Is 3Is
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439i CHESAPEAKE ST. - SEMI-DEr.,
corner brick; q rooms. g porches; metal
garage; near Wisconsin ave. Emerson 3S:i6
37I6 9TH N.W.--6 ROOMS BATH. SLEEP
ing porch. garage: ami; S6O. r. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 2t'
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$500.
S65 Per Mo

See this 4-bedroom and 2-bath brick
home. in one of Washington's finest NV
sections. The location itself is worth the
price of this marvellous home and if you
really want the best call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Met. ] AZ day or evening.
Evening star., 1937-10-26

450I ALABAMA AVE. s.E-4 ROOMS.
bath: conveniently iocated. Available Nov.
l.. Adults. References.
3I4 ST Me- RMS. BATH ANIL;
good condition; sos. JOHN QUINN CO.
INC. 104 18th St NV Dist 5l45.
4s2I CONDUIT RID. NV ROOMS. .
baths. h.-w. h., garage large grounds.
Apply 3l5 T. ST. NE. West 1873. $3.50 mo.
Evening star., 1937-10-26

FOR CAREFUL. ADULT FAMILY-MOD-
ern Six-room brick house. never occupied.
Near stores churches, One-fare bus and
car lines; on large lot. trees. fruit. shrub
berry. Apply owner next door. 1l9 Maple
ave, TakOma Park Md.
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BUNGALOW OPEN SO
AVE YOU OUTGROWN
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

Gentleman's estate. 3125 Central ave
ne Doctors, dentists, business men take
notice. Z T., A.B.C. oil. :. baths. @-csr
garage: plenty shade and fruit trees: lot
SOX250. Small cash payment Open daily
TO pm. II. c. MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood
I'd n q h
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NEWLY DECORATED-10 r., . B.. AMI.
1917 Biltmore ST. NV. w. d. SULLIVAN
CO.. 14Ol Eye st. NV. Nat. 1S4S.
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OPPORTUNITY! 400S l4th ST. NV
Modern rms. porches, auto. heat. ga
rage; $3.50 per mo. E. w. BAILEY,
Ad 1885.
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3 CLAGGETT ROAD.
University Park. MIDI rooms 2 baths;
completely detached built only one year:
rent reduced TO $50 per month.
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SHERRIER PIACE-

New :5-story brick house. insulated. lsrR.
side porch, shade trees; small down pay
ment, balance like rent.
HUGH f. PHILLIPS CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MARIETTA PARK, sEMI-DETACHED-
Seven rooms. built-in garage; nov being
reconditioned throuehout as near new as
possible; built-in bath with shower: hard
tween bus lines; close to schools and
all new stores.
Evening star., 1937-10-26

Sl2.g5O-LOVELY. NEW CORNER HOME.
American University Park Home wood sec
ton. Detached center-hall brick painted
white: six good rooms. :! BATHS. includ-
refrigeration; side porch. Venetian blinds,
built-in garage House insulated and furred.
BOSS d PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. EVE
MING PHONE GEORGIA G.5S
Evening star., 1937-10-26

home in Chevy Chase, D. c.: 2 bed rms,
bath and sun I'm. on st fl: bed rm.. full
bath, storage rm. on 2nd f.: garage. oil
heat: excellent condition: SO. 500. GRA-
HAM 81 OGDEN. 312 Woodward Bldg.
Natl 1880: awnings Wisc aIoE-I
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1116 NEWTON ST.
z rooms. oil heat: semi detached newly
redecorated; Ia blocks from Mt. Pleasant
street car.
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VISIT THE
SILVER STAR HOME,

Chevy Chase Hills.
Open Daily Until s. Pm.
Nl0.J50
truly charming adaptation of Early
American architecture, containing six
rooms ana baths. Situated on q large
corner lot in a community of new houses
Drive out Connecticut ave. past East-West
highway and take first left turn after
passing Columbia Country Club.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
T3s 5th st. NV. District $3.50.
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WILL RENT STRICTLY MODERN HOME
1st-clasS condition. conv. to schools,
churches, trans; rms. kitchen tt,t recrea,
garage. handicapped lawn, rear yard in
closed vacant Nov. /. For inspection to
responsible party call Emer. S4O9.
Evening star., 1937-10-26

800 OCALA ST.
Branwill Park. Md.-New 5-room brick
home; never occupied; one block from
bus stop.
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Every railroad traveller has the
utmost confidence in the safety Of
his conveyance because he knows
that every engineer and fireman
passes through a gruelling test for
vision and for freedom from col
or-hlindness, and the man at the
throttle of the locomotive can
surely and certainly discern the
colors of the signals along the
road.
But few people realize that the
same care is taken in the assem-
bly-line of the radio manufacture
ing plant in selecting only work
sers who are free of color blind
ness, otherwise the radio would
emit nothing but weird sQueals
instead of beautiful music and fine
tones of the speaking voice.
Wires of seventeen different
colors are used in the mare Of
electric wiring in the base of the
chassis of the new Philco Double
x radio. That means an infinite
number of possibilities of error in
making proper wire connections
if the operator is subject to color
blindness.
So now the operatives in this
particular section of the Philco
plant are subjected to exacting
tests. At one time little bundles
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of colored yarns were used Ter
testing for vision at Philcos rbut
now they use an elaborate ar
rangement of colored circles.
which form numerals in a large
circle. The system was devised by
a japanese scientist, Prof. s. lShl-
hara, and il is considered fool
proof" and unfailing.
Recently Philco had a glaring
example of what color-blindness
would mean 70 the wiring opera
tive, but in this case the purchaser
Of the set was responsible. A
resident of a small rural commun-
| ity in the Middle West reported
trouble with his battery-operated
Philco. He bough. new battery
and within ten days It ceased to
function. Again he replaced the
battery, but in another week this
battery gave up the ghost.
| "A service man was sent by the
dealer to the mans home. He
tested the radio and found II up
10 standard. The new battery was
produced, and the service man
told the owner to make the con-
INJECTIONS. When the man started
TO hook up a red cable where a
green one should be placed. the
mystery was cleared. The Gus
toner was color-blinded and had
! been short-eircuiting his batteries.
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Education Week Observed
In Public Schools Here

Celebration of Education Week
and Open House was carried on in
the Key West public schools for
the first time, last week.
Soon after school opened, Prof.
w. G. Duncan of Harris School
enlisted the aid of the teachers and
the Parent Teachers Association,
and set about making plans for
the occasion. That those plans
were anything but successful. no
one can doubt, it is stated.
There was much interest and a
great deal accomplished. Approx
mately 1876 parents visited the
school on Open House Day and a
greater understanding and closer
relations grew between home and
school.
Srs. Ruth B. Owen, regional dis
trict manager for PWA, and Jim
my Robinson visited and we're en-
Unused with the result of the
lunch room, as were other visi-
tors. In order to appreciate fuI-
ly the Importance of the lunch
room in the school. one would
have to be present during the
lunch hour, it is explained. as
was the privilege of IS visitors
during Open House Day.
At the present time, so chill.
dren are being served free, a WELL
balanced, hot meal-many more
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-22

:: SOCIETY ::
Musical Program AT High
School On Tuesday Night

The Key West High School Glee
Club and Orchestra have arranged
an excellent musical program to
be rendered in the auditorium OF
the High School on Tuesday eve
ming, November 90, beginning at
s o'clock, which will be under the
direction of Miss Edna Smith, mu-
steal director at the institution.
The program follows:
Part
K. w. HI. S. Orchestra, "Victory
Overture" Ascher; "Harbor OF
Dreams" Fox.
Audience, "Star Spangled Ban
ner"-Joe Soldano, Flossie Mae
Key, Harry Bravo; Orchestra
''Toselli's Serenade."
1. Solo: Virgie Key, ''In Ny
Memory's Garden" Bond.
2. Tableau: Mrs. Emil Sweet
ing and daughter, Mary Theodore
Sweeting, "Slumber Boat" Gain
er; Lullaby" Brohns. Glee
Club girls: Soprano, Barbara
Curry, Corinne Curry, Virgie Key
Betty Henriquez; Alto, Macy Pal
enzuela, JENA Hoff, Madge
Sands, Marie Sands.
8. Nursery Rhyme Character.
fet e
presented by Harris School, under
the direction of Mrs. Norma Yates
Dopp: Mother Goose, Sylvia san,
chez; Little Jack Horner, Ernest
Salley; Little Miss MGffet, Rose
Lee Tolle; Jackie Nimbfe,4 Ken
meth Albury; Little Bo-Peep, Rose
Marie Archer; See-Saw Marjorie
Daw, Leo Hicks, Barbara Buck.
ley, Marvin Creel; Mary, Mary
Quite Contrary, Jay Avis Boil
Wee Willie Wrinkle, Robert Arch
er. Chorus: Doris Nottage
Blanche Brantley, T h g | m 8
Knowles, Constance Adams, Betty
Ruth Chastian, Henrietta Carey
Sylvia Gates, Edna Mae Hoff, vi
da Mae Thompson.
A. Tableau: John Yates anc
Jane Thompson, Paul Esquinaldc
and Mary Louise Bonniwell sing.
ing, "School Days"
5. Tableau: Bert A. Rob,
erts and Geraldine Knowles
Down by the Old Mill Stream
Male quartette: First tenor, Geo
Mills White; second tenor, N. B
Shannahan; First Bass, Curry
Harris; second bass, Ernest
Yates.
6. Tableau: j. v. Woodsor
and Mary Curry, Sweetheart OF
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Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold. or bronchial Irritation. you can
get relief nov with Cre0nulsl0n
Serious trouble may be brewing and
yUu cannot afford 10 take q chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creonulxinn. which goes right 70
the seat Of the trUuhse and ads na-
fuTe 70 soothe ard heal the lg1fsarred
mucous membranes and 70 loosen
and expel the geFm-laden paalegEss.
Even II Other remedies have faased
don't Dc discouraged. Try CEw0EnnI-
son. Your drSlEgsxt Is agFEhuFAEed 20
refund ycGzT ucuey II roo are rok
thoroughly Eatlxfsed With tie beue-
ITS obtained from TIE very nrx<
bottle. CrEoEnsiaxaou "a Gee wr-nct
twu. and & has 10 hyphen il q
Azk for il paaansy, See tEazs saas mare
On TIE notfae ia CrRuNnsK mKsa
y0a1 gek tie Raxulne pf0a4 Ard
the relief yuu want lA6x1
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Long, My dear, she met him
out in Chicago, and was married
to him in three weeks"
"Hm-m-m.e
Tony lit cigarette with his
steady hands, that were the color
Of an Indians.
Nv ha. do you m can:
'Hm-n-m'?" Nina's heart was
beating q little faster.
Three weeks. Just like that,
eh?" Tony seemed to deliberate for
a minute, then he said: Damned
attractive fellow = and started
to chat about other things.
The Prize Sponger
"A FTER a bit, Nina went upstairs
4 \ to dress: but she discovered
she'd left her powder in the pock-
ct of her polo coat, and went
downstairs again, to get it.
Tony's voice sounded from the
library.
Personally, Carl, | like him
-. but he's got the reputation of
being the prize sponger Of all
time. He has a positive talent for
procuring invitations, and then
drawing them out to unheard of
lengths only he has such a
damn nice personality that his
victims don't realize he's playing
them for sucker "
Nina couldn't help hearing, as
she walked to the hall closet.
-. For example: he and | went
on a weekend visit to the young
Earl of Warnings shooting-box, in
October, one year AT Easter,
on the Riviera, ran into him
again--still with the Earl, just a
continuation of the weekendl"
Carl's voice murmured: by
golly, that Is talent for you, ISM
It, Tony2"
Nina looked through the coats
and found her own.
She knew that they were speak
ing Of Richard: and she thought:
How absurd! Why | don't care
+. / don't care If he's ruined a
thousand virgins and murdered
his grandmother fol her life insur-
ance | shall still love himl"
As she passed through the hall
again. Tony was saying something
that made her stop and listen.
fcapwishf 1857. Harnurss asrreal
Richard halts Nina on the stair
'-@s.sz u taik Of love. touaerrow.
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i've > Company
By MARGARET CulON HERzoC Y y
MARGARET CulON HEROIC

known as a sportsman, on both
sides of the Atlantic; and he had
been a good friend of the Staffords
for years.
He was shorter than medium
height, and of a bronze, rugged
ugliness, that somehow made him
immensely attractive. He had fiirt-
ed, quite innocuously, with Honey
and Nina, by turns, and now Nina
hoped that something might come
of his friendship with Cordelia
Thorpe :. +. though she was rather
doubtful.
It was funny about lovely Cor
della :. she never, never fell for
anyone. It was as though she had
once loved very desperately, and
lost But Nina knew for certain
that this was not so.
When the other had left, and
they were settled comfortably by
the fire, Tony said: sYou and
Honey both married! :. | have a
lot to get caught up with. And, by
the way, your young David is as
nice chap as I've met up with in
many a day!"
"You bet he is Tony"
"And CUTS :. Godl That fellows
got CUTS, Nina"
Hasn't he? | was inordinately
proud today" She took a deep
breath. "And Richard, Tony
Honey's frightfully happy with
him :. !. You'd met before. hadn't
your"
Eyes. All over Europe. Tell me,
had either of you /. had Honey
known him long, before she :. 2"
Nina laughed.
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than had been at first expected
Additional help will be necessary
to assist those efficient present
workers, it is shown.
Much credit is due the com.
munity as a whole for its coopera.
ton and special mention made OF
the work of the various commit
tees in establishing the lunch
rooms. The help of parents, in
dividuals, merchants, and WPA is
of great value to the project, it is
shown. Much appreciation was ex,
pressed for Mrs. Ruth B. Owen,
who was instrumental in obtain
ing WPA workers, making it pos.
sible for the PIT. A. to resume
work on the project which was
abandoned last term after it was
found impossible to obtain aid
from that source.
Mrs. Sibyl Dexter is kept quite
busy in her efficient way in the
supervision of both lunch rooms.
It would be an injustice not tC
make public recognition OF Mrs.
S. A. Peterson, president of the
PIT. A., and Mrs. Mervin Russell,
Harris School manager, who have
worked tirelessly on every detail
in their effort to make the Harris
School lunch room as successful
as possible, it is said.
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Entertainment GiOen For
Division St. School Unit

The Officers and room repre-
sentatives of Division Street
School delightfully."- entertained
the faculty Friday evening in the
school cafeteria.
Various games were played
during the evening and they were
enjoyed by all.
Delicious refreshments were
served after the games were over.
Everything was carried out in
the Thanksgiving motif.
Door prizes were won by Mrs,
Adolfo Boza and Mrs. Will Dough-
try,
In the s'shoe" contest, Mrs,
VIM. Knowles was declared the
winner.
Mrs. Evelio Cabot and Miss
May Sands were the winners OF
the Twenty Ways to Walk" con.
test.