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over his 6-foot 2-inch frame, Mas
terson reported thinner than ever
Over the winter his eyes went back
on him and he showed up wearing
dark glasses. His attitude seemed
to be one of moodiness and dejec-
ton.
Instead, it was one of grimness
For weeks nobody paid any atten-
ton to Masterson. At the outset
there was some hullabalooo over
Paul Gehrman, Almon williams, Sid
Hudson and other newcomers. Early
Wynn was well liked in some guar
tiers, Bucky Jacobs In others. In
comparative privacy Masterson
worked and got ready in case op-
portunity knocked.
1t knocked one day at Winter
Haven. The Giants pinned back
the ears Of Joe Haynes and Rene
Monteagudo. The game hopelessly
lost, Harris pitched Masterson the
last couple of innings and Walter
stopped cold a club which won
II to o.
The next time he got a chance
he not only repeated, but improved
upon his first effort. The next
time he was even better. In the
meantime. Williams was sold te
Minneapolis. Gehrman to Birming-
ham and Wynn and others who
ranked ahead of Walter were
farmed out.
Yesterday in the Mats farewell
game in Orlando Mastersons pitch
ing high lighted a 9-to-3 victory
over the Boston Bees. He followed
the two ranking right-handers OF
the staff, Dutch Leonard and Hud-
son, and did better than either
Leonard gave up q run in three in
nings and Hudson, in giving up a
pair, looked less impressive than at
any time this spring.
Masterson threw the final three
rounds and gave nothing except one
base hit. That 'live" fast ball
which so intrigued Harris last year
still is Walters. His curve ball is
better and his control is much i'm
proved. Most Of all, adversely has
made a battler out of him.
Mats Click Beating Bees.
This, then, is q brief sketch Of
the progress Of boy who went to
training camp as q 10O-to-1 shot to
stick and who is one-fourth of the
way home as a hurler whose rich
ness in promise now is not excelled
even by Hudson, dark glasses. lack
of weight and other drawbacks not
withstanding.
The Mats, who seemingly are be-
ginning to click, looked good during
their brief, rained-out encounter
with the Cards on Wednesday and
they looked even better yesterday
as they hit timely against the Bees
Jim Tobin to take two straight
from the Boston entry and boost
their record against major league
clubs to six wins in II games.
They took q 3-to-1 lead in the
third, chiefly due to Gee Walkers
single with the bases loaded. Jake
Early's triple and George Cases
single made it Al in the seventh
and then in the eighth the Griffs
went to work In earnest.
Harris Is delighted at the turn
of events. From the beginning he
painted a rosy picture for this
1910 Washington club and he main
tanned it had the goods during days
of trial and tribulations in Florida.
He is happy now because of the
three games here, which combine
to offer a helpful test in a park
which is close to being Of major
league standard.
And, of course, Rookie Master
sons work hasn't displeased him.
Bucky is plenty willing to admit a
miscalculation If it will mean a few
more games he hadn't counted upon
winning,
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Charlotte Women's Golf
Bottle Of Youth, Age
BY the Associated Press.

= BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., April S.
: Semifinals of the Charlotte Coun-
try Clubs women's invitation tour
nament today sent newcomers to
the golfing world against expert
senced linkswomer.
: The 17-year-old Georgia Tainter
sof Fargo, N. Dak., had as her op-
: ponent Medalist Jean Bauer of
: Providence, r. l., a veteran of
Southern tournaments. A South
Carolina sophomore, Jane Crum, met
the defending champion, Jane
Cothran of Greenville, S. c., in the
other match.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
McNoir's Poor Throws
Aid Rockies Cause
M tha A,soc,.t.d pres.

BY the Associated Press.
AMARILLO, Tex, April Sob
servers who have been predicting
Rookie Bob Kennedy would be at
third base for the Chicago White
Sox this season didn't have to back
up when the veteran Eric McNair
took over at the hot corner in yes
terday's exhibition against the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
McNair, who has been sidelined
several weeks with a lame arm,
made two bad throws.
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Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE-Iew Feldman, 135,
St. Louis I0).
MEMPHIS. Tenn.--Hish Dan Dowl-
ing. 1913, st. Louis, knocked out Tim
Malone, 1875, Canton, Ohio %.
Pierce. 1853. South Africa. outpointed
Larry (Alanama)- Russell. 162. Atlantic
City 1O.
PHILADELPHIA. Buck Streator.
1876. Philadelphia. outpointed Lennox
Dingle, 1870. Philadelphia t6).
ROCHESTER.-Jack Callura. 1875,
Hamilton, Ontario. and Lou Salica, 119,
New York drew UO.
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Bonuru Sets Hot Pace

CORDELLE, Ca, April 5 R.-
Zeke Bonura's status with the New
York Giants still is unchanged. Al
though out of the good graces Of
Manager Bill Terry, he continues to
look nifty around first base and hold
his place among the clubs leading
hitterS,
Evening star., 1940-04-05

! ment League as the formers 142
gave the Larryettes a 2-l edge
over the Larks and the latter's $50
featured the Empires top team
counts Of SOL, ,468 and a 80 win
from the Busy Bees. Season marks
of 144 and 351 were rolled by Mar
garet Smith of the runner-up
Maullers, who dropped two games
back in the flag chase by losing q
2-1 decision to the leading Pinettes
Sydney Sutton led the pace-setters
with 1872.
Guethler High Scorer.
A 'free ride" in the George L.
Isemann classic to be staged at
Mount Rainier and Rosslyn tomor-
row was won by Frank (Bub)
Guethler at the Lucky Strike as he
banged out top set of 431 in a
National Capital League prelim-
mary. With games of 140. las and
146 the southpaw howitzer enabled
Diamond Cab to take the odd one
from Master BARRIERS. Joe Di Misa
shot 146-407 for the losers.
The First Time to Roll 400 Club
had a new member in Jimmie
Moore, who turned in consistent
strings of 1856, 1876 and 135 for a 4O7
set with the Benmacks, who were
trimmed, 81, by Wayne Oil. With
Paul Perkins pounding cut top
game of 166 and 389 and Lindsey
Stott's collaborating with l61-429,
Red Circle Food Shop smothered
the leading Shaffer Flower Shop.
Chick Hollidge, the one-tinse
Eastern High basket ball star added
his name to the list of league sweep
stakes winners by coping the Pc
troleum League event at Columbia
with 406. He fired 1859 to climax
his victory.
Del Ray BARRIERS and Del Raw
Cleaners were respective 81 victors
over Franks Caterette No. and
No. 2 teams in the newly organized
Del Ray Merchants League despite
some heavy shooting by the losers,
for whom Cenci Of No. rolled 394
and Bermans of No. l 354. Tyler
Morris 129 was instrumental in
giving the Caterette No. quint top
count of 588.
Russell Motors Lead Grows,
Paced by Ray Wards 1914,
the leading Russell Motors swept
Post Of1ce to increase its lead in the
Mount Rainier League as the run
ner-up, Johns Restaurant, although
posting top set of 1887 and q $40,
was nicked for game by Kidwell's
Auto Paint rollers. Larry Fitzger-
AIDS 140-396 featured for the john
nies. Chet Lilley's 1853 was the big
poke as Smiths Tavern shutout the
Odd Fellows with top game of CAS-.
Jessie Keith, who with Husband
Eddie will shoot in the husband and
wife tournament at the Arcadia
Sunday, banged out season records
Of 146 and 1853 In the G. e. P. Tele-
phone Ladies' League as q warmup
for the popular affair. -
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IS Out for Grid Drills
At Mount St. Muy's
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
EMM1TSBURG, Md, April S.
Jim Draper, head football coach at
Mount st. Mary's College, has IS
candidates out for spring practice.
Draper must plug four holes IN the
football ranks due to the graduation
OF Dubrick, Stevens and Sheehan,
backs, and Capt. Walsh, center.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fTesS.
HARTFORD. conn.-Marvin Weston
berg 236 Tacoma, Wash..~ defeated
Ernest Dutch Hefner, 242. Texas. two
falls out of three.
TORONTO.-Maurice (the Angel
Ttllet, 276, france, defeated King Kong
Cox, 234, yuma. Aris. (21:0
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Chairman Andrew S. Balm of
the Kenwood Golf Committee an
nounced the following schedule:

~ April 81, e. Sweepstakes; 1874. blind
blossom tournament, IS holes medal play;
27-2S. four-ball. two-man tournament
May 4, 5: II, IL. Is and 10, Cham
and ladder play: 3O Memorial Day nag
June i. .. :. o and Is. 16. Ditfenbaush
Trophy tourney at. match play 1913,
Mrs: E. A. Rule Trophy tourney for women:
1921. womens District championship; %
%, four-ball tournament; 1890. intra-
July 81. best ball twosomes: 1914. 90
II and gigs, Board of Governors CUP.
souhpaw ehampienshiD & Da as eVs@i soIes medal
nounced; a4-25. 'n match ss plas against "a par; jar
August 31-september l, intraclub tour
September .. Labor Day field events and
play for Hutchinson Trophy by the woman
golfers; 7-s. 14-15 and 21-22, play for
the club championship for men and the
somes
October Sc, senior championship, 80
holes; 6. father and child tournament IS
holes, half combined handicap: 12-13.
intraclub matches: 1920, 26-27, four ball,
two-man team tourney
November IL, Armistice Day. team
match between upstairs and downstairs
locker room; THANKSGIVING Day turkey
tourney.
Kenwood plans to arrange a series
of club team matches, among them
match with the Quantico Marine
team.
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Kenwood 10 Stage 28
Golf Meets, Argyle
IA, This Season
Both Clubs Will Sturt
Their Heavy Tourney
Schedules Tomorrow

Argyle and Kenwood golfers are
going to be busy gents this year.
A quick perusal of the links sched-
ules of the two clubs shows a total
of AZ tournaments, with % listed
at Kenwood and IA billed for Argyle.
Golf Chairman Wilbur A. Taylor
at Argyle announced his golf sched-
ule as follows:
April 6 to October 8, ringer tourney:
81, spring handicap tournament; 1914,
kickers handicap event; 1921, selective
holes tournament 272s. blind bogey tour
new.
May As and 11-12, club ladder uualifi-
cations; 30-Jnne land ., fae tourney
June SO, l; v. Eampson Trophy tour;
Scotch foursome. 22-23, senior club cham:
pionship, open to members 80 years of
age and over; July 4. 6, 7. nag tourney.
August 81, Washinston VS.. Baltimore.
Junior team match 17-S. Qualification for
club championship, Is holes. championship
to end September % and 20.
November go, turkey tournament; p-1O,
turkey tournament.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

Yes or NO-1OO to I.
Bashful Duck is a Bradley horse.
Little Risk is good filly, Red Dock
won nice pot in Florida. AS for us,
however, pending adjustments, we
remain the Bimelech With Reserva-
tions Marching and Chowder Club.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

The near-record rolling Of Dor
othy Disney and Helen Suess was
effective In the Women's Procure.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Guethler High Scorer.

Jessie Keith, who with Husband
Eddie will shoot in the husband and
wife tournament at the Arcadia
Sunday, banged out season records
Of 146 and 1853 In the c. e. P. Tele-
phone Ladies League as q warmup
for the popular affair.
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campus, town and travel wear.
Sweaters especially have recaptured
the fancy of school-faring girls. Be
ing so versatile and so fetchingly
styled as they are, you wear casual
ly and nonchalantly sturdy sweat
ers with catchy detail for active
and spectator sports wear through
all the hours of the day. Then when
the shadows fall you come out radi-
antly arrayed in a ravishing sweat
er that is "all dolled up with gilt
ter and color and touches of hand
embroidery (decollette neckline if
you so choose) that gives you a
bona fide "lady of fashion" look to
be envied. 1t is not to be wondered
at, is it, that KNITTED" has become
magic word in college circles?
And here's something encouraging
we are telling you-you don't have
to "tend to your own knitting" as
in days of old if you do not want to,
for stores and shops are broadcast
ing the good news to the fashion
world that they are making a fea-
ture of handlznitted sweaters. What's
more, you will be surprised to find
how reasonable they are. You can
get perfectly lovely types with all
the little WITNESSES" and fetching
style accents that discriminating
taste demands.
So get the sweater habit, Miss Col
lege Girl, and take along with you
not one sweater but a collection for
a whole wardrobe of EN- will be none
too many. A plaid skirt, velveteen
skirt, monotone tailored cloth with
a pleated skirt thrown in for good
measure, to which add one or more
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utterly formal foor-length skirts and
you will be equipped for any demand
of the time, the place and the event.
We are showing a handknit eve
ming sweater in the lower left of the
group. 1t is in Ireland green with
big puff sleeves embroidered with
bright flowers.
A sweater that serves double duty
for the college girl is pictured in the
lower right 1t is a golden wool
knit and may be worn either with
a tweed skirt for daytime, or with
an evening skirt. Worn with it, and
considered very appropriate for the
college girl, are twisted gold chain
necklace and bracelet and an OBJ
long gold watch with link bracelet
The cardigan and pullover set
shown above to the left promises
endless service to the campus-bound
collegiate. 1t has shocked Shout
ders (new styling feature) and is
in hattering Araby rose tone, beau
tifully tropic knit to add softness. 1t
is worn with a kittens ear wool
skirt in beige.
Here's something you really should
have if you are going away to
school. 1t is an ensemble of knit
and jersey as Illustrated above to
the right. The short, boxy jacket
is machine knitted of wool chenille.
The hood is lined with the iden-
teal striped material of the rayon
jersey dress. 1t is available in stun
ming new greens and wines and
brown tones and smart grays.
Yes, indeed, all signs point to
knitted season."
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
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smooth. Bake in well-greased cup
cake or muffin tins in a moderately
hot oven (375 degrees) for 30-35 min
utes. Cool. Then cut tops from
cakes, and cut each top in half.
Scoop a spoonful of cake from each
one. Whip the cream and fill cavity
with whipped cream. Arrange tops
to form butterfly and serve at once.
Date Nut Squares.
(Makes dozen l 1a- inch squares)
3 eggs
3 tablespoons water
l cup sugar
cup flour
teaspoon baking powder
rs teaspoon salt
l cup walnut meats (cut fine)
2 cups dates (cut fine)
Beat the eggs. Add water and
gradually beat in the sugar. Sift
together the flour, baking powder
and salt and blend with the first mix
ture. Fold in the nuts and dates.
Spread in a shallow creased pan
(about 10 by IL inches). Bake in
a moderately hot oven (375 degrees)
for about 20 minutes. Cool, cut in
squares and roll in confectioner's
sugar.
Danish Vanilla Fingers.
(Makes about dozen)
"a cup shortening
" cup sugar
l egg
l teaspoon vanilla
2 cups flour
IL teaspoon salt
"a pound almonds Il cup blanchet
and ground fine)
Cream shortening and add suga
gradually. Beat in the egg and va
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worlds worst coffee.
13-Find out where the worst
chefs 60 in summer.
14-Make the annual discovery
that there is no sense in trying to
get any salt from salt cellar at
a shore resort.
15-Discover that change in
courses makes no difference in
your golf game.
16-Find out that 81 per cent of
the instantaneous hot-water systems
in the rural districts are out of or
der.
17-Observe once again that not
one cook in thousand can fry an
egg without burning the bottom I'M
til the whole thing tastes like some
thing cut from a hot brake band.
18-Experience incredible difficult
ty getting a room that is not located
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Strange Facts
Pause for Humanity
Behead the Bottle !
Sensitive Skin

q. All ships at sea and all shore
wireless stations in contact with
them are required by international
law to stop transmission for three
minutes, at the fifteenth and forty
fifth minute past the hour, Green
Wich time, to listen for distress
signals.
q When a bottle of wine is very
old and it's cork, therefore, is likely
to crumble and drop into the iq-
uid, connoisseurs and wine stew
ards have been known to remove
the neck of the bottle, below the
cork, by cutting through it with
pair of red-hot tongs.
SIS
q Racing shells in intercollegiate
regattas cost as much as 1000
and are rarely used by a varsity
crew for more than one season.
After this short service, they are
passed on to other crews in the
college.
q, Human skin is sometimes 50
sensitive that it becomes painfully
inflamed upon exposure to day.
light. People SO afflicted must
live in darkened rooms and re-
main indoors until nightfall.-Col
lier's.
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Dramatic Felt Hats
Have Large Brims

Your hat must look important this
season. The new dashing wide
brimmed felts do just that.
There is no limit to how non
chalantly the brims turn up in dra-
matte ways. The brim that dashes
high at one side gives you the new
profile hat which is leading fash
ion this season.
To show your pompadour off,
many felts flare abruptly off the
forehead and to emphasize the
movement these hats are worn far
back on the head.
Soft brims that can be manipu-
lated characterize the newer felts,
and to add to their fattery hand
some black lace wells are adjusted
most spectacularly
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Easy Entertaining.

Doesn't ham loaf with hot cheese
biscuits sound inviting to you? 1t
is so simple you can plan and serve
the meal yourself, giving mother a
day off to visit her friends or to do
that much-needed shopping that she
hasn't had time to do before. The
menu and recipes for this delicious
ly simple and simply delicious lunch
are given in Eleanor Howe's book,
easy Entertaining" which you
may obtain by sending 10 cents, in
coin, to Eleanor Howe, 919 North
Michigan avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
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Concentrate Skirt
Fullness in Front

Interest focuses on skirts this sea-
son. The fact that the new silhou-
cite is simmer does not mean all
fullness is abolished. The basic
thought in achieving slimness is to
keep the sides flat and the very
newest treatment is to concentrate
fullness directly in front.
Then too the new to-one-side fas-
Jennings make for slenderizing lines,
and designers handle the Grapes al
ways with an eye to achieve Slim
ness.
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When your child
BITES HIS NAILS
1t moy be a Danger Sign!

1t isn't always nerves that makes a child
bite his nails. Often it's because OF q
reason few mothers suspect - WORMSI
If, along with nail-biting, there are signs
Of uneasy stomach, fniclky appetite, fid-
getting, restless sleep take heedl These
may be the symptoms Of round tUOrms; q
nasty infection that can cause real distress.
JAYNE's vERMIFUGE is the best
known remedy in America for expelling
round worms. 1t has been used by millions OF
mothers. for over a century, and is backed
by the most modern scientific study.
JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE has great abil-
ity to drive out large round worms, yet it
tastes good and acts gently. JAY MES does
not contain santonin. If there are no worms
II lrorks merely as q mild ldratipe. Ask for
JAYNE'S VER-MI-FUGE at any drug store
FREE Valuable medical book, Worms
Living Inside You" Write to Dept. M-8.
DIR. ID. Jayne& Son, 2 Vine St., Philadelphia.
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Daytime Dresses Feature
Jet Embroidery, Nailheads

Daytime dresses take on CLEAN
and glitter. Black dresses especial
ly are enhanced with elaborate nail
head treatments.
Jet on black is interpreted in
many ways. 1t may be embroid-
cred on or pockets of jet may be
applied and if you are jewelry-mind-
ed wear jet necklace and bracelet.
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Perky Scotties for
Your Tea Towels

ONE mischievous Scotty is Ger.
- tainly enough-but two, well,
that's just twice as much fun. De-
lightful new tea towel motifs are
formed, however, as these Scotties
disastrously inquire into every
phase of household work. Perky
cross stitch bows and the cross
stitched day names done in gay
colors will add a cheerful note to
these kitchen towels.
Pattern 1913, 15c, brings you seven
Scotty designs fer tea towels and the
extra matching oanholder motif. Send
order to:
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THE MAIN CONCERN

lV1f111V OO1NSGAeAN
With problems high and mighty,
To seize this world and shake it,
The question day and mighty
Is, Twill the Yankees make it?"
Night harness racing is to be held
for 80 nights on the track built for
auto speed racing on Long Island.
A million dollars was sunk at this
track to make it a motor speedway,
and if the horses don't do so well
you can attribute it to major out
break of what is known as the horse
laugh.
Thumbnail description by R. Roe
lofs Jr.-"She loved beauty
and was never without a mirror"
Overheard by Seymour: "She
must be a telephone GIRL l said
Hello to her twice and got no an
swer."
TO LII HUNG GILES
Me no care what Confucius say,
But still me lissen, anyway!
Marjorie Lederer.
Elmer Twitchell would like to see
a Gallup Poll taken to see whether
there should be any more Gallor
Polls.
Add SMILES: AS bored looking as
a member of night club Hawaiian
orchestra singing the words of ma
tive love song.
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until the mixture is smooth and no
longer clings to the hands. Cut off
small pieces of dough and shape in
rolls about IA inches long and scant
half inch thick. Place on creased
cookie sheet and bake in a moderate
oven $3.50 degrees) for about Is min
utes.
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over what the road signs mean.
6-Tour through endless miles of
hot-dog, gasoline, tourist camp and
souvenir doggie-and-doll zones in
the insane belief that it all comes
under the head of enjoying scenery.
Waste hours in country barns
displaying Antiques" signs so the
little woman can look at spinning
wheels she doesn't want, OK yokes
she can't possibly use and early
American shaving mugs that don't
mean thing to her.
8-Learn what Americas doctors
are prescribing for belly-ache this
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nilla. Blend well
Sift flour and sal
together, and ado
to the first mix
ture. Stir in the
ground almonds.
Turn dough onto
a lightly Toured
board and knead
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Is the tea party the thing of the
past? I sincerely hope not because
there is nothing quite so comfy and
relaxing as good cup of tea. And
you can make it even more delight
full by sharing it with few of your
friends.
The tea hour may be the time to
become utterly feminine, with lazy
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9-Spend two
or three terrible
nights in those
p i a n o b o x e S
known as tourist
camp cottages.
10-Determine
ho1u r,a,,oh tho hi
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directly over the
hotel garage, a
new federal prof.
ect involving
steam shovels on
a night shift, or
one flight over
the ballroom
where the worst
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brakes, no sum
shield, one de-
fective headlight
and a constant
aroma of some
thing burning.
5-Spend days
at a time in heat
ed argume nts
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is souvenir Of the metal industry
at its worst.
3-Become accustomed to mos
quitoes in bedrooms, crickets in the
closets, hornets in the sun porch,
ants in the table linen and spiders
all over the premises.
4-Drive from 100 to 500 miles in
an overloaded fivver with poor
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discussions on the
fashions of the
day, the latest
movie, and even
tales of cute say
ings of Johnnie
and Mary Jane.
Or it may be en-
larged with mas