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News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
Ambassador and Lady Lindsay
Hosts to Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Meyrick Tonight.

us BR1TANNIC MAJEsTY's AMBASSADOR AND LADY
LINDSAY will be hosts this evening at the
Meyrick and the officers of the visiting British cruiser,
York Among those who will entertain at dinner preceding
dance the Naval Aache the British Embassy Mrs
Bradley and the Attache of the Embassy and Mrs SIMS
The Chinese Ambassador Dr. Chengting T. Wang will enter
tain at dinner this at Twin Oaks daugh-
tiers are living
The Minister. M Otto wadsted went to New York
Tuesday and will return Saturday.
Norwegian Minister NJ Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenserne
was host dinner last evening" entertaining compliment
William MaxMuller and Lady MaxMuler, who visiting
Washington.
Nine Munthe Morgenserne who is visiting her family in
Canada, will return to Washington Sunday.
Ncaraguan Sonora de Bayle have Cancelled
the reception for which owing
to the death of the Minister'S father Bayle
Nicaragua.
The Bulgarian Minister Naounof will entertain at
musicale this evening the program given by Ivan
Petrof, Bulgarian baritone, Howe at the
piano.
Senator and Mrs James H. Hughes Delaware as their
guest at the Mayhower Mrs Harry Troxe Baltimore
Mrs John Patrick Camden DEL daughter of Senator
and Mrs Hughes, is also visiting them at the hotel.
and Mrs Royal s. Copeland will have as their guests
at the Shoreham the week end Mrs Copands
sistern-law DR. and Mrs LYMAN spalding and Mr.
row by motor Senator Copeland give small tea
in their honor Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Senator and Mrs Walter their guests the
Mayhower their and daughternlaw Mrs. Heard
George. They will be here for remainder the week.
Mrs Harvey Kemmer, wife of the
United States Ambassador to the Court of
p Kennedy is sailing today from Baltimore England
klemmer accompanied by her daughters
ao MISS Joan emmer and they
OF Norfolk Mr. Klemmer will meet them
England
COL and Mrs Robert w. Day New York City making
visit IN washington at the Mayower route home
Beach.
COL and Mrs Marcel Depassey Chmang Brooklyn are
visiting Washington and stopping at the Hotel Raleigh
It. Col William Covell u S. A. Joined Mrs Covel at the
Wardman Park Hotel yesterday time
ago from their home in Mount Lebanon Pa Col Coe
in Pittsburgh.
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Thayer's apartment, at l East Sixty
first street in New York, and her sis
ter, Mrs. Julian B. L. Allen, the former
Alice Harding, who recently visited
Admiral and Mrs. Mark Bristol in
Washington, will be present: also the
brides young son, Frederick H.
Prince, Sd. A small reception will
follow and the couple will sail to-
morrow evening for Europe.
Mr.. Makaroff, who came to this
country after the Russian revolution,
was former lieutenant commander
in the Russian Navy. He is a noted
yachtsman and is known as the
inventor of technical devices used by
the American and British navies. In
August, 1881, he married Mrs. Marie
Josephine Hartford O'Donnell, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. Edward " Hartford,
who was vice president of the Great
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. They were
divorced in Florida and on March 81,
1887, the former Mrs. Makarof was
married in Tallahassee, Fla. to Mr..
Barclay Kountze Douglas of New York
and Newport, r. I.
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low: Mr.. Edward {. Potter and Mrs.
Henry Alvah Strong and her son and
daughter-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cor
rim Strong
The Swedish Minister and Nine
Bostrom were among those in boxes.
the latter protecting her fair curls
from the dampness when she went
out of doors with very becoming
black tam" of velvet. Others of more
than usual interest in boxes were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gregor. recently re-
turned from Florida, where they spent
the winter after the completion of
their wedding trip. Mrs Gregor for
merly was Mrs. Alfredo Mitchell Bing-
ham. They were guests of the manager
of the orchestra, Mr.. C. c. Cappel, and
Mrs. Cappel.
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson, wife of for
mer Secretary of State. who with him
is spending the spring in their place.
Woodley. was among those in the audi
ence. Others included Mrs. Adolph
Caspar Miller, the chaplain of the
Senate. the Rev. DR. ze Barney Phillips,
and Mrs. Phillips; Mrs. Morrison, wife
of 1t. Comdr George Douglas Morri-
son, U. S. N, and his sister, Mrs.
Frank w. Blair of Nashville, Tenn,
who is their house guest: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Maurice Morris, Mrs. Charles
Stanley White, Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
M. Mckelway, Miss Laura Harlan
and Miss Ruth Harlan, Mrs. William
Chaplin Huntington, Mrs. Wade H.
Ellis and her guest, Mrs. Tracy Guth-
erie of Sewickley, Pa: Mrs. Harold w.
Krogh, Mrs. Charles w, Fairfax, Miss
Mary Randolph, Mrs. Oliver Owen
Kuhn, Mrs. r. B. Powell, Mrs. J..
Paul Yoder. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Leisen-
ring. Mrs. Roger J. Whiteford, Mrs. H.
Russell Bishop, Mrs. Albert j. Gerrer,
Mr.. Clarence Aspinwall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Compton and Miss Grace Dun
ham Guest.
The last concert Of the orchestra this
season will be given Sunday afternoon,
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Lewis to Wed

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National Symphony
MidWeek Concert
Series Completed.

THE National Symphony Orchestra,
DR.. Hans Kinder leader, closed its
series of midweek concerts last eve
ming before a large and enthusiastic
audience. Richard Crooks, American
tenor. was the soloist and the concert
made an excellent impression on the
many British naval officers and sea-
men who attended. There were not so
many members Of the diplomatic
corps, but resident circles were we'll
represented, giving added proof that
the orchestra has become part of
the community. Mr.. Corcoran Thorn,
president of the National Symphony
Orchestra Association, and Mrs. Thorn
were there and other officials and
members of the Board of Governors
included the vice president, Dr. Will
liam Mcclellan, and Mrs. Mcclellan;
the secretary, Mr.. Walter Bruce Howe,
and Mrs. Howe; Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mrs. Tracy Dows. Miss Alice j..
Clapp, Mrs. Milton w. King, Mrs.
Reeve Lewis. Mr.. George Hewitt
Myers, Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, Mr.. L.
Corrin Strong and Mr. Paul Wilstach.
Mrs. Bliss was striking picture in
her pearl white satin gown with q
string Of pearls about her neck and a
sable cloak about her shoulders. She
had a group of guests with her, as did
Mrs. Dows and Mrs. Carl A. Droop,
her neighbors in the row of boxes.
Other bOXhOlderS who had p1lests with
them were Mrs. Guy Despard Goff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs.
Beale r. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe, Mrs. Frederic A. Keep,
Mrs. Hans Kinder, Mrs Charles M.
Lea. Mr.. and Mrs Reeve Lewis, Miss
Elizabeth Patterson, whose guests in
cluded her niece, Miss Harriet Wins
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n 4 r. AND MRS. CHARLES H
nu ESSEX entertained at dinner
w last evening in their home
at 1928 Church street, in
honor of the latters brother, DR.
Harold j. Stewart, former heart spe-
cialist at Johns Hopkins Hospital and
now at the New York Hospital. DR..
Stewart recently was seen on the
screen in The Human Heart"
Mr. and Mrs. Essex will be hosts at
cocktail party Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Stewart will be entertained at
dinner tomorrow evening by another
sister, DR.. Margaret M. Stewart, an
international lawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Corrin Strong will
be hosts at dinner this evening. en-
tertaining at the Chevy Chase Club.
A delightful surprise shower was
given Miss Martha Stauffer at the
home of Mrs. Walter Eliff on Ritten-
house street Saturday evening by Miss
Mary Eliff and the Misses Cora and
Elsie Fitton. Miss Stauffer will be
married in the near future to the Rev
Edwin A. Ross, who is now studying
at Oxford, England.
The guests were Mrs. R. L. Ross
Mrs. Thomas Orme Miss Nina McCar-
ter Mrs. Carrie Eliff, Miss Helen New
man, Miss Nellie Drish, Miss Lula
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Residential Society Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Essex
Honor DR.. H. J. Stewart.

Drish, Mrs. c. NJ Cecil, Mrs. c. w.
Montgomery, Miss Jane Stauffer, Mrs.
Edwin Donaldson, Mrs Smith Chism,
Mrs. Mildred Embrey, Miss Cora Fit
ton, Miss Elsie Fitton, Miss Mary Elif
and Mrs Walter Eliff.
Miss Jean Douglas, a sophomore at
Smith College, spent the past week
as the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hyde of 38l1
Van Ness street. Miss Douglas is the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Archibald
Douglas of Westfeld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel A. Gray Of
Randolph terrace, entertained at a
surprise birthday anniversary party
Friday evening in honor of their
daughter, Miss Beverly Gray, who will
graduate in June from the graded Sec
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Former Miss Harding
Will Be Remarked in
New York Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, New York and Chi
cago are interested in the an
nouncement made today of the mar
riage tomorrow of Mrs. Eugene Van
Rensselaer, Thayer to Mr.. Vadim
Makaroff of New York and Palm
Beach. Mrs. Thayer was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Harding, daughter of
the late Mr.. William P. G.. Harding,
at the time of his death in 1880, gov
ernor of the former Reserve Bank in
Boston and former governor of the
Federal Reserve Board during Presi-
dent Wilson's administration.
Mrs. Thayer's first marriage to Mr.
Frederick H. Prince, jr., of Boston
and Virginia was terminated by di-
vorce in Paris in 1923. That same
year she married Mr.. Thayer, who
died in January. 1897.
The wedding will take place in Mrs.
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are making several brief visits in and
around Washington. Tuesday they
visited friends in Quantico, and they
will be the guests over Sunday of Maj.
Dubel's sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Smith, at Galesville, Md.
Mrs. Hunter will sail Tuesday from
New York to Join her husband in
Panama.
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Mai. and Mrs. Dubel
Entertaining Guest.

Maj. and Mrs Bernard Dubel have
with them for weeks visit at their
residence in Virginia Highlands Mrs.
c. D. Hunter of Balboa, Canal Zone.
Maj. and Mrs. Dubel, with their guest,
Evening star., 1938-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cotton Lewis
announce the engagement of the for
mer's daughter. Virginia Tibbetts, to
Mr.. Sheffield Kagy Of this city.
The wedding will take place at All
Souls Unitarian Church on Saturday,
April 9,
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner
drove to Pasco Saturday to meet
their son and daughter-1n-l Law, MIR.
and Mrs. Carl Wagner of Walla
Walla, who spent the weekend
here. They all drove to Kennewick
Monday to attend the celebration
there, the Carl Wagners going o,s
to Walla Walla with friends.
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Around And About White Bluffs
item
n US It o By appreciate

After years residence in Eng
Land, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor
and children plan to sail for Quebec
July % on the Empress of Britain,
according to word received by
friends here. They plan to drive
through eastern Canada, the At
lantic and southern coast states
and north through California and
Oregon, arriving in White Bluffs
late in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Moody and family and
MFR. and Mrs. j. E. Leander ana
family enjoyed a Fourth Of July
-Dicnic OH the Leander lawn Mon
day.
X \: II
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Tutla1ad of
Seattle and Mrs j. F. Cress OF
Grand CouIee were weekend guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Cutler. Mrs
T'utland is sister and Mrs. Cress
The mother of Mrs. Cutler.
X X X
Yakima papers this week carried
ttle story of the marriage Of Gin
ton w. McMurry and Miss Dorothy
Bowman. Mr.. McMu1ry is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. McMurry of
Yakima, former White Bluffs resi-
cents. The young couple were mar
Tied Saturday evening, July 2, and
were attended by Dale Foster, also
., former White Bluffs resident, and
Hiss Eleanor Mugaas.' They will
make their home in Yakima after
., honeymoon at American River.
Also present at the ceremony were
the groom's sister, Miss Lenoir Nc
Murry and her fance, James Will
Bert Hall, who secured a marriage
license on the same day.
X Y X
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Beldin, ac-
ssDmpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Delfino, of Portland, Oregon, ar
rived Saturday morning at the Ed
nlund Anderson home. On Monday
they went to Kennewick to attend
the celebration, and from there
returned to Portland.
X X
Robert and Russell Staples OF
Fost Falls, Idaho, cousins of Jess
Brown, were guests at the Brown
home Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday.
X X X
Mrs. Pearl Mains, who for the
past two weeks has been visiting
her sons, Orville and Robert Hixon
and other relatives here, returned
Thursday to her home in Colorado.
X X
Miss Betty Stropes and James
Brown of Ellensburg drove down
Sunday evening to spend the
Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Brown, with whom they drove to
Yakima to attend the Pioneer Days
celebration on Monday.
X X X
Mrs. G. F.. Barrett returned the
first of the week from Portland,
where she had spent the past few
weeks.
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Pro-Musica Has
Out door Meeting


The Pro-Musica club met on TINS
evening of June with Mrs. w.
H. Kirby, at the home OF Mrs. w.
H. Keal.
The music was enjoyed from the
porch and the following program
was presented:
VILLAGERS Waltz" Taber, Mrs. j.
B. Tromanhauser; Lowell's Band
March, Mrs. W. H. Kirby; ''Tam O.
Shanter,' Warren, Mrs. E. j.
O'Larey; "Song Without Words"
Menuelsohn, Mrs. Thomas Sigurd>
son; "On the Lake." Frederick VIII
lianls, Mrs. Earle Kra,tb; MAR
cissus," Nevin, Mrs. Alex Parke;
General Grants March," E. Mark,
Mrs. w. j. Jenkins.
A talk on the life of Merldelsohn
was given by Mrs. Real, and at the
close of the program refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
Zoe With Mrs. JENKINS.
y X Y
Robert Westling drove over from
Yakima Sunday morning to spend
that and the following day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. West
ling.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Knudsen of
Arlington, former residents of White
Bluffs, were guests Sunday and
Monday at the Earl Soden home.
On the Fourth, the two families
drove to Grandview to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Soden.
Mrs. Villa Ralston left Wednes-
day evening for Pasco to receive
medical attention at the hospital
there. She went down with Mrs.
Ethel Remlinger.
Marvin Chase of Wenatchee
spent Saturday in White Bluffs,
comforting with directors of the ir-
rigation district on engineering de-
tails.
Raymond Broughton was the
guest of Ralph Montgomery Sun
day and Monday. He drove over
with Bob Westling and on Monday
went to Kennewick with the band.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Martin at
tended the Fourth of July celebra
ton at Yakima.
Mrs. Lon Owen, who had been
in the Pasco hospital for the past
week, returned home Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Ethel Remling-
er. Mr.. Owen, who has been work
ing near Cornell for the past few
months, has returned home to be
with her.
\ X j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Weber re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Tacoma, where they had spent the
holiday with Mr. Webber's parents.
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A large group of friends gathered
on the shady lawn Of the Sam AL
lard home Monday to spend the
afternoon and evening picnicing
and playing cards. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Allard, Joe Allard,
Mrs. Marie Beyers, Mrs. Beth Bey-
ers and Betty and Alice, Mrs. Elsie
Brisco, Mrs. Mathilda Rider, MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Ponsat, Miss Amelia
Young, Henry Young, Fred Freitag,
Mn. and Mrs Ed Schilling, Mr.. and
Mrs w. j. Jenkins Mr.. and Mrs.
". C. Wilson and Walter, F. M.
Hill, Mn. and Mrs. Frank Hensley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs.
G. D. Loveland, Martin Paroz.
Mr.. Schlling took a number of
pictures of the group.
X X *
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Reierson at
tended the afternoons festivities mt
Kenrewick on the Fourth, later gu
ing to Pasco for dinner and a snow.
X X \
Mr.. and Mrs John Bardsley left
Saturday afternoon to spend the
weekend at Sunrise Park.
y y y
The Elmer McClain and WATSON
McClain families spent the Fourth
in KenneWick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gullidge drove
to Spokane Saturday to visit with
relatives. Mr.. Gullidge returned to
White Bluffs Tuesday but Mrs. Gull
lidge remained for another ten
days visit.
Lloyd Knapp and family moved
here this week from Monroe. Mr..
Knapp, who is employed by the
Milwaukee railroad, is brother of
Melvin Knapp.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wise came
up from Prosser Sunday to visit
over the Fourth with Mrs. Wise's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Nor
ford, and their son To,nn1ie who Is
staying with his grandparents.
X x X
MIR. and Mrs. E. j. O'Larey re-
turned Tuesday evening from Sis
ters, Oregon, where they had been
the guests since Saturday OF MIR.
and Mrs. Maurice Hitchcock. Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Taylor of Summer
also spent the holiday there, joining
the OLareys at Yakima for the
journey.
Mrs Roy Beene and daughters,
Roberta and Loretta, went to Selan
Monday to enjoy the day with her
sister, Mrs. j. A. Breeding. In the
evening they went to her mothers
home in Yakima where they were
overnight guests.
X X +
NOTICE
Bids will be received till IL noon,
Friday, July Is, for 40 tons of coal
delivered in the bips of School
District No. Z, approximately 81
tons at the high school and 10 tons
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NOTICE

Bids will be received till IL noon,
Friday, July Is, for 40 tons of coal
delivered in the bins of School
District No. Z, approximately 81
tons at the high school and 10 tons
at the grade school, This coal must
be run over t11ree-inch screen.
The Board of Directors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
l.. A. CODDING,
Clerk, School District No. 2
Evening star., 1938-09-19
WA[TER|SB BOOKED
BYD. c. SYMPHONY
German Conductor to Come
to Capital This Season
Under Kind|er's Urging.

The National Symphony Orchestra,
whose l938-39 season begins Sunday,
October 80, will have as a guest con-
ductor the noted German opera and
symphony conductor, Bruno Walter. it
was announced today by DR.. Hans
Kinder. conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra.
The appearance of the German con-
ductor, now an exile from his native
land. with the National Symphony Or
cheStra will be made during a visit to
the United States in the winter and
early spring.
His engagement to conduct in Wash
ington comes as the elimination of a
proposal initiated by DR.. Kinder urg-
ing symphony conductors throughout
the nation to cooperate in arranging
their schedules to create an American
season for Bruno Walter.
The National Symphonys schedule
for the coming season will include IL
Sunday concerts. eight mid week con-
certs and several special programs, in
cluding two performances with the
Ballet Russo de Monte Carlo.
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MISS RUTH HUTSON.
TEACHER, EXPIRES
Deceased, on Powell Junior High
Staff, Dies After Short
Illness.

Miss Ruth B. Hutson. A, of 451s
New Hampshire avenue NV. English
teacher at the Powell Junior High
School, died yesterday in Homeopathic
Hospital after short illness.
A native of this city, Miss Hutson
was graduated from Central High
School and the old Wilson Normal
School. now the Wilson Teachers COL
lege. Subsequently. she was graduated
with an A. B. degree from George
Washington University and later re-
ceived an M. A. degree from Catholic
University. where she specialized in
literature. While at the Wilson Nor
NAL School she won a medal awarded
by the Daughters of the American
Revolution in an essay contest.
Prior TO teaching at Powell Junior
High School, Miss Hutson had taught
at the Petworth and Takoma Park
Schools.
She is survived by her parents Henry
c. and Mrs. Alberta B. Hutson.
Funeral services will be held at / 80
pm. tomorrow at the residence. Burial
will be in Mount Olvet Cemetery,
Baltimore
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HEADS YOUNG MEN
Rufus Rankin Of Richmond New
Chairman Of Association.

Chairman Of Association.
NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 10 (R.-Rufus
Rankin of Richmond succeeded Taylor
Katherman of Norfolk today as chair
man Of the Virginia Young Mems As
sociation.
Other officers named to serve with
Rankin included Joseph Fletcher of
Roanoke. vice chairman; Linwood W.
Mccarthy of Norfolk, secretary. and
A. G. Stogdale Of Staunton. treasurer.
Richmond was chosen as the 1898
convention city.
Evening star., 1938-09-19
SOCIAL SECURITY
OFFICIAL ACCUSED
Gov. Davey Says A|tmeyer
Required Employees to
Join c. |. D.

Chairman A. j. Altmeyer of the
Social Security Board was accused
yesterday of requiring his employees
to Join the G. I. o. by Gov. Martin
L. Davey of Ohio. Gov. Davey also
again refused to attend a board hear
ing into alleged irregularities in the
Ohio Social Security Administration
which may result in withholding OF
Federal funds from 10000 Ohio pen
sioners.
Asserting that Mr.. Altmeyer's en-
ployes were required to belong to the
c. I. O. whether they like it or not =
Gov. Davey said that most Ohio en-
ployes belonged to the A. F. of L.,
adding:
Whether there is any animosity
on your part for this reason, I dc
not know"
The Ohio Governor, often at odds
with national administration officials
also accused Chairman Altmeyer OF
handing out choice jobs to personal
friends unframed for the work and
of evolving a personal political set-up
in the Wisconsin old-age pension
system.
Il charge" said Gov. Davey, that
outside of your personal manipula-
tions, all of your appointments were
made through regular political cham
nels; that If there is any
civil service employe of your board
that you want to get rid of, you de-
liberately mark him down from excel
lent to good so that you can dis
charge him under Federal law
and that you have made a complete
political set-up for yourself in Wis
consin in that old-age pension di-
vision"
Gov. Davey asserted nothing would
be gained by hearing. except per-
haps insulting tactics that might give
you an excuse to get out of an awk-
ward situation in which you placed
yourself"
Evening star., 1938-04-24

remember that book, Night Flight'?"
She started little. saying: II re-
member. l loved it"
That was good bit toward the
end. when he gave up trying and
simply flew at the stars. You remem-
Der, when he got above the fog and
saw the stars. and knew he'd be dead
when he touched the earth again?"
Il remember" whispered the girl
Its like that for me, now, too. As
though l were soaring with you into
something glorious and bright That's
the way it always was 1t always was
perfect!
Then why can't we he
began.
He stopped his voice but he could
not stop the strong tremor of his body.
Something about her had changed.
'I've spoiled it." said German.
She stood up, saying: mo, but it,
had to end. Somehow you've given
me strength again, Johnny"
IF l can give you five minutes of
happiness. can't give you life of it?"
cried German. What is it that's
wrong? What takes you away from
me? Is it Nocera? Lord, Elise. it's as
though he bewitched you. What ends
it all for you and me?"
Il don't know" she answered, Il
want to know for your sake and my
sake to end all the pain for both of US.
(Confinvsd on pogs 12)