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La gaceta., 1940-11-02
Mug ~mejorGdo

Muy mej0rado
Grato nos es consignar la fran
ca mejorfa del jo~vencito Rodol-
70 DOminguez, que en- dias pasa-
dos fuera intervenido quir1rgi-
camente en- una Clinica local.
Segun nos informa Ell papa
del peQueno paciente Sr. Adolfo
Dominguez. dentro de pocos
dfas sera traSladado a su resi- =
dencia.
Mucho nos alegramos de 5u
mejoria.
La gaceta., 1940-11-02
Seccion de CuItos
NOVIEMBRE 3, 1910
MENSAGE E~VANGELICO
"LuchandO con Fee"

Texto Biblico: ooh, hombre
de poca fe, ipor que dudaste?
S. Mateo. Ia 81.
La vida suele lanzarnos go!-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Merry Friends
Treat Rosa

Saturday night was the date on
which, Mrs. Rose Merchant OF siiS
Iron Wood was the recipient Of
many beautiful gifts. Friends sur
prised the attractive young matron
by gathering 10 wish her many
happy returns Of the day. for Nov.
goth was her birthday.
The merry sounds q laughter
indicated tina, every one present
enjoyed the evening immensely.
The amusing event % the evening
occurred when Edward Merchant
ed his unsuspetiing vile into the
room ~ present 10 her the nunier-
Gus gifts from relatives and friends.
4 fitting climax 10 the scene ~
merriment was The delicious sup
per-ihe menu being baked ham.
potato salad. spiced pickles. hot
rolls coffee and angel food cake.
Those enjoying Tho evening were:
Ne,;ie Jordan. Horace Wheeler.
Gwendoisn Charleston. Joseph
jenkins. Forest Young. sue smith,
Robert smith. Mable Palmer. Bea-
trice Mosiey Willie James Mer-
chant. Lucy Mae Martin, John Nil
Ter. Mrs. Mary Archie. Mr. and Mrs
samuel Mayberry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Entertained AT
Stork Shower

Dances weren't the only type oil
social entertaining over the last
weekend. a variety 81 parties was
given. Among them Was the one az
which Mescames James Brown and
opal Lyons were hcs,esses. Theirs
was pretty stork shower on sun
Gav December Isl honoring Mrs.
Calvin Hammond The hostesses'
table was beautifully decorated
w.th huge stork holding tiny
bundle. as the cenierpiece Mrs.
Hammond received the dainty little
gifts which were brought her very
graciorsly.
Auction bridge was played The
first prize was won ny Mrs. Lillian
Bobie. Among the other guests pre-
sent we're. Mrs Waldo Beck, Miss
p. Hi;scr. Mrs. Frank Lett. Mrs.
" Davis Mrs u Harris. Mrs.
Claude Coope- Miss Alma Gaylor
Miss Lucille Tspsico. Mrs. + Snip
son. aunt o, Mrs. Brown assisted
ne hostesses
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Lee. Father F. P. Movers per-
formed the ceremony which took
place before an altar Of palms
afched over the bay Of the living
room windows.
Charlotte's dress was OF ivory
tinted brocade taffeta Il was cut
on simple lines with heart shap-
ed neck. lone fitted sleeves and
full skirt She carried a bouquet
of gardenlas and bahy's breath.
Her veil was finger tip length Of
IVORY net.
The maid OF honor Was the
bride cousin. June Dickens. Lois
Simons was brides maid Their
gowns we're modelled after that OF
the brides J une was done
in green MORE Loiss in rust
Both girls carried a bouquet OF
baby NUNS.
Henry Jason was his brothers.
best man. Charles Timbere was
usher.
For her daughters wedding. -irs.
Houston wore plum colored crepe
The groome mother was In red
Both wore corsages Of yellow
NUNS.
Al the reception which followed
Caroline Plummer presided at the
punch bowl and Ruth Giles Ruth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Banquet
and Bazaar
FOllies

The annual bazaar and AL Ma
tons Banquet given a. the 81
Johns Presbyterian church on FRI
day evening. Nov. 2ath. under The
auspices OF the Missionary Socie-
" was great success. Tables Were
decorated 20 represent the follow
.ng countries Holland. A. which
were seated To Dutch cups and cos
tunes FEaus Claudia Taylor. Olean
Morris-Long LILLIAN F. Johnson,
Ella Greene and others OF the
Church Choir. The Alpha Club
chose 10 represent Japan. over
which table Mrs May Porter pre-
sided IN a beautifully embroidered
Six kImona. Mexico was represent
Cd By he Non Pareil Club. who also
had country store counter around
which Senoriias Searcy and Alma
Doe fluttered IN CAV Mexican Coz
tunes. The Yong Peoples Society
ran candy booth with the Misses
Conchifa Porter. Dorothy ana Wv
ian Grier as saiesgirls: Mrs. Hat
tie Ewing had charge OF the mis-
ccllareous counter. Mrs. Phillips
had a large basket full Of groceries
which was awarded Luther Haryin.
and Madams Elizabeth Parker and
Brown presided over the grab bag,
rom which many useful articles
were drawn. II you pulled the right
string.
Mrs. Emma Stewart. the presl-
dent ~ the Missionaries and her
members deity served a deiectable
turkey dinr~r with all the trim
mings. With Mrs. Emma Lewis as
the NJ C., short impromptu pro-
gram was rendered a history OF
Holland was read by Mrs Long and
she called attention 10 The many
pictures Of Dutch scenery on tho
wall. r l. Neal IN broken English
told OF the good will and neighborly
spirit existing between his country
Mexico. and the United States. Mrs
Ferguson A. the American beauti.
fully decorated table spoke for her
country: but alas. at Africa's
table. nobody responded. as the
scaniily clad African natives had
ned because OF the very cold night
leaving nothing but the sacred
white elephant which they wor'
ship. decorating their table.
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Girls to Sinq
Carols at u"

Traditional Christmas carols and
the loveliest OF the Christmas
music will be played by Roy Smith
and his orchestra az the tea which
the Lucy Thurman Branch ywCA IS
sponsoring on Sunday. December S.
from 4 10 6 O'Clock for all mem
bers and friends OF the ywcA. Mrs.
Robert c. Croft is general chair
man OF the affair and will be as
sisted by hostesses from the mem
bership committee. Everyone will
be invited to Join in the carol sing
ing.
The annual Hanging OF the
Greens Ceremonial will be present
ed at Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA
and all other branches OF the De-
;roit Association on Thursday. De-
cember u. The program AT Lucy
Thurman starts AZ 4:30 o'clock
with each membership group par
l!cipating in decorating the various
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07

rion Carter says: The incest I've
been 10. since the depression
The party now under discussion
Is the one Mrs. Roxborough gave
at Saturday afternoon in her
handsome recreation room. for
that delightful little person. Mrs.
V. Leo. of Omaha. who IS visit
ing her very good friend Mrs
William Robinson, Of Clinton
street.
The party-comers were greeted
BY Mrs RoxhorouEh, who wore a
hostess gown. which was nothing
shor; of exquisite crepe-top
fastened with gold buttons. a
flowing purple skirt. and gold belt
about the waist.
The Christmas decor was ram
pant IN the recreation rooms. A
friendly FIRE cracked IN the fire.
place. while on the manfel green
holly and candles completed the
CAV color scheme.
Deep bronze chrysarthemums
decorated the bar room. while red
and white carnations were used as
a table cenierpiece. The buffet
table was covered with delicate
lace and laid With exquisite Picard
ware Candles riowed AZ either end
Guests served themselves 70
squads and delicious eggnog then
seated themselves AZ tables for
four. where ihes later PLAYED
bridge Each table had rs tiny
white sleigh. filed with cigarettes
and nut-hlled red and white bask-
els. A conscientious bartender
saw 70 Z that every ladv's parii-
cular liquid diet was humored. 50
he fixed. mixed and served all
evening.
After the bridge scores were
Tailed Mrs. Frank Raiord came
our victorious. Her reward was
maTnifceri-eigh. exquisite spode
dinner plates. Mrs a. p Gaskill
also had something m CHERISH
beautiful table ornament for
flowers made OF natural pink
coral set in low howl 81 fine white
sand To Mrs Ramon ScrugEs
went six dainty netit pointe hank
jos Embroidered hankies we've
also Mrs Lees Eif' In addition 20
those SNOWY bits Of linen. she also
received flowers fragrant gar
denias. from Hazel Lyman
Numbered among the guests
were Mrs Edy,h Watson Mrs
Theodore White Mrs. Harold John
son. Mrs. Percival Piper Mrs.
william Golden. Mrs. Richard Lau-
rey. Mrs Charles Brooks. Mrs
Earl Hutchins. Mrs. Earl Conway,
Mrs. Roscoe Fuller. Mrs. villa
Johnson. Mrs. Lynn McCorkle.
Mrs Radford Morris. Miss Marion
Carter Mrs Philip Roberts. Mrs.
Bernadine Jordan. Mrs. Fred Jones.
Mrs Walter Harmon. Mrs Paul
Alexander. Mrs. Andrew Tondee.
Mrs Henry Taliaferro. Mrs
James Ames. Mrs. Robert Bowles,
Mis-. Charles Green. and Mrs.
James owen. Mrs. John Smith and
Mrs. Robert Lantoin.
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Hello Kids:
AGAIN were taking time out from
ENJOYING the swirling white magic
% winter and the melodic tempo o.
tho latest tunes 20 open our chat
iegbox and tell you the capers OF
the smart set last week..
eGWi Tickle"
Wife Ross. mascot OF the Brown
Rombeis enjoys teasing Mildred
DIX. 49,. Alfonso Cato is passing out
cigars -. again He sp e 4
Tnurston Mckinney having a
smack in the drug store on Can
field al Brush. By the way. the
pharmacist there is really talent.
girls. Lee Briiion is Still that
way about handsome Or. Gibson.
Mack OF the fiuiter Of many a
famine heart. Eddie Shelton breez-
Cd into town sunday. Ernie
Marshal should stick 70 refereeing
hasket ball rather than bowling
loser paw a, least until he tops
the i5o's Right Waldo?....
We'd like 70 meet the young gent
who bowled under the name Of
Keno. ...I won't tell pee Wee"
saw YOU, Eddie Duncan. but you'd
better stop sneaking TO the Cath
crime theater. Fannie Harris, the
Butler girls and the IAnderos sis
tiers had an especially good time
A. the Graystone SO did Sylvester
walker. FELTON, Brooks. Grant Hale
Hurje'l Tailev. Gilbert Shiple'.
Janelle and Louis Anderson. Nil
dred Lovely and many, many 9TH
ers.
Willie Berry was there TO but he
got headache and went home
early Down AZ the y. & {. saw
the charming school marin. Jessie
Carter slipping a coke and finishing
at 10 Bakers Two Old Maids" ....
Simon Trouers home--so was his
biz brother Hally (and 10 mean
big) 49,. Tolula Smyih was there
taking notes and also saw John
ny Carlisle, Charline Rainey. For
est Young and Tommy Patterson
Frances W.nfrey Armstrong and
her hubby. Louis enjoy the mid
night shows every Saturday night
heing in his presence about TWO
minutes doesn't leave any doubt in
ones mind as 20 how William
Chandler got his nickname "Belpin
BIZ. julius Agnew comes on
line 1.-THE Light That Failed 49,.
Best tunes OF tho week seem TO be
Song ~ tho Wanderer;" Beat Me
Daddy. I'VE Three and 81 want
Little Arthur Slaughter
has a new hnSertip and new
sweetheart. THE smartest set
treked over 10 the Plantation SAT-
urday night for hilarious time.
Hazel Quarker Is in the market for
a Prince charming Charley
Roundtree could start a photo gal
larry Of lovely ladies judging from
the collection that adorns his
piano. lone said 49,. "Adoringly
yours another lovingly and
still another "Eternally Yours"
and so on. Walter Mays and his
new bride. Christine. make a stun
ming couple 4. Naomi Scott has
lovely dimples, a perfect complex
ion and such gracious manners.
Les Socurs and the dcbs tie up this
week their first real game OF the
basket ball season =. Claude Spi-
vey and Isabelle Green seem TO
wear the same shade OF lipstick..
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pace. home O. committee pTesieert,
Mrs. Beu.ah Uh:tby or Josephine
avenre
The clever Mrs " rad turned
her basement sn,o charming din
INK rom with each table decked
With flowers Ard she herself was
zs-bed as pretty waitress II
back ta,.eia with white organdy
accents The other committee mem
bers Nho came wearing sacks ard
aprons necessary % the serving
Q, GATHERINGS were Alice Ta.ia-
faro. Mrs. Bower. Jane Ms',ney.
He.en Cathcar' Mildred Wade,
Ann Palmer. Ray Lucas. and Ger
ala.ne Bledsoe
Numbered among The guests
who ate and danced and danced
and ate and ate andialked and had
a gene-ai.v good time were Katie
French, Gene Kennedy. Edna Ton
dee. Marie ScrugEs. Dr. Scott
Geneva Moore. d.. a r Thomas
S- Iotte Donald George Love-
Joy. Cadence and Walter Hines.
Eosalind Lindsay. Larry Taylor
Ronney Marsha, Jane Watson. At
iorney Harold Bledsoe Frances
owens. Mrs. Havana Butler. Nr-
Sandsberry. Mrs. Ka'e Cheatham
Mrs. Marie Bel. Mrs. Doran. MTs.
Chs;am. Or. l. ?. Crossvay, Fred
Jones. Attorney Wills Graves and
A. Harper.
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GirLiSh Bride Is Robed
In lDory Brocdde Folds

At o'clock last Saturday evening Mss Chsroa|
Houston became the sweet and cirish bride q; WlIs1
Jason. The wedding took place at the home the brl
55l2 Cooper Only the family and few close .errds al
tended.
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only Isabelle's isn't kissproof.
Jess W. o. Bell went 10 a program
sunday in Columbus and put Lemon
and milk both in his tea. then
asked the hostess II she had given
him butter miik....Chink Lee has
secret love. so I'm told.
Helen Cobb and jeanette stephens
are planning double wedding
which will take place in two
weeks.
Bye now 6362 RegOle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Ono Colden ke1s socIal and

Inc bOlden heys social ana
Charity club met Wednesday. No
vember p with Chorsie Dumas.
The Golden Keys are preparing
for their annual dance 10 be given
jointly this year with the Les ri
delis Social. the Gold Leaf Social
club and the vokomenian sporetie
Social club. The dance will be held
December o.
The Golden Keys club will NEE,
Wednesday, December 4 with Mrs.
Alice Hardin a. her home, $685.
ThirtIeth street.
Mrs. Angellne Miller who has
been quite III. is much improved
"We panse- for Identification and
rs Sylvia saying so long
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Cutie Roxborough Uses
Festive Yule Decor

We all have apttudes and accomplishments,
which vary in the degrees of their proficiency Surely
eryone agree that listed among Mrs John Roxbor-
oughs talents is her unfaing ability give of the
most magnificent parties hears tell Of. As Ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Yes Sub, They Et Sho'
'Nuf Chit lin S at Beulah S

The lecture series committee Of Plymouth church
thought and thought and thought and then they said
There's nothing like good chtering dinner help
balance the budget." And sure enough they had it and
..ras rreat success Tine last Saturday evening;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07

Graham and MarEar temps
assisted with to sassts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
I OUCH
COUGHS

when a cold =. uhm
strikes ,,,,' with ni sebss colds MID
aroundchcstorhaCf. aches In
or with nasal misery -
...rub the chest. ched mu"
back and throatw.th
quick-melting Pcnc- -
tro - fast working. .,.ruul
active. powerful as . ,,,..' ip',ae,sI
because extra-mcdiea'ed. Plas g, r =, "a,
hot water and inhals yapcfs. i y 80
ures soothe irrita,cd. ccnses'eo, . ,'as,
membrane. loosen phiegiIi' - -, ,,,shtr1l
ease local congestion, ease -, ,,,h,rhsa,
and promote comfort ann ~. :. ' ~. ,,., IA,
OF Natures best aids ~ iiiaN,ls - peusrl
you ever had a cold. Oo-n' '.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07

A GOOD appetite; . hearty din
- ner; food that we Ike but
that doesnt like us-of course
ne should let good digestion
govern appetite" but do wei
When Acid Indigestion, Heart
burn or Gas on Stomach result
BE WISE-TRY ALKA-SELTZER
Try Alka-Seltzer TOO for Head
ache, Muscular Fatigue. Morning
After" and Muscular Pains.
Alka-Seltzer contains an snslge-
sic. pain reliever. Sodium acetyi
salicylatel as well IS alkaline
buffer salis
In handy packages or By the
glass a your drug store.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Personal
From
GODFATHER ANN DICKERsoN

Hello Kids:
AGAIN we're taking time out from
ENJOYING the swirline white magic
% winter and the melodic tempo o.
tho latest tunes 20 open our chat
ieybox and tell you the capers Of
the smart set last week..
Evening star., 1940-05-22
z
@zzuo.lUeek Serial
: bH...J0seph EeWvs C1zadWIck
EHaaUIck

Of Jail would you be willing to sail
at once for the United States?"
would II"
She jumped down from the table
Gee, Handsome - II you do that
for me you're sweet"
Good. There is q boat sailing
Saturday night. I'll try to book
passage on 1t for you. It may
be -"
Monsieur Has Paid"
He got no further. There was 9
disturbance outside in the corridor
A man was saying excitedly, II dror
all charges! It's all right. Monsieu,
here has paid all damages-gener-
ously. The generous American!"
Babs Martin brushed past Phi
and rushed into the corridor. "You
-!"H she exclaimed.
Phil followed, found her upbraid-
ing stout, perspiring little man
the cafe proprietor. The man was
chattering loudly. but backing away
The policeman stepped between the
two, looking none too brave. There
was another man the generous
Evening star., 1940-05-22

ferret-faced individual with fright
ened eyes. Eddie Shane, the pick
pocket.
Phil said, did they catch you
with the goods, Eddie"
"Nope. It's frame, Mr.. Lawrence
You know I wouldn't pick anybody I
pocket. You know what cops are
everywhere. I'm as innocent as
well, as you are"
Phil grinned. He offered the pris-
oned cigarette. And said, "The
Embassy can gel you out Of this
Eddie. # you'll sail for the States
"Chee!" murmured Eddie Shane
That's SWELL"
There's q boat sailing Saturday
night. You'll pe on it Do you have
money to pay your passage?"
Surprise In = Taxi.
Eddie Shane's thin face was fur
tive. his eyes eager. I'll have 1t
Mr.. Lawrence. I'll have tiff I have
to stick up bank!'
Phil left the cell, talked for some
minutes with the officer in charge
The oficer was receptive, very CRATE
Evening star., 1940-05-22
lodies' Oriental Shrine
Council Dimes TONIGHT

Some 700 delegates to the 70th
annual session Of the grand council
Of the Ladies' Oriental Shrine of
North America will attend the an
nual council banquet at $50 o'clock
tonight In the Mayflower Hotel.
The council opened yesterday at
the Mayhower and will continue to-
morrow.
installation Of officers will be i1eld
at 3 pm. tomorrow. Su-zu Court
No. II, Washington branch, Is the
hostess chapter. Mrs. Roy L. Craig
cf Indianapolis, Ind, grand hi.h
priestess, win preside ut the session.
Evening star., 1940-05-22
>1RA|l,S END
by WLLlAh MAeLEooRANE

Redo" Jelks said, by way of question.
pete Yeager gave me back my
gun at the last minute" Jim told
him YEARLY. when Mosely came
back to finish me I got him."
Rufe yipped out a yell of joy,
and a moment later modified it.
II better make sure he's not play
ing possum. That fox is full of
tricks"
IT think he's Dead" Silcott said
listlessly. There's a lantern in
there somewhere"
Kennedy found it and Lit the Ian
tern. He stopped over the body on
the floor and examined it.
With an expressionless face he
looked up. "Mr. Mosely will never
be deader," he said callously.
""He was sure asking for what he
got" Rufe said. This busts up the
whole Hat T caboodle. With Jud
and Russ both gone, their warriors
will be hunting cover from Mexico
to Montana"
Silcott Faints Again.
Silcott groped for wall and slid
down. He had tainted again.
Look out for his back" Rufe said,
raising the unconscious head on his
arm. "They beat him up to make
him talk"
The sight OF Silcotts back ap-
palled Jelks. There was no inch Of
it not discolored with black blood
and criss-crossed by wheals and
tattered flesh ripped out by Jud's
belt buckle. /.
We've got to get doctor for
him." he said. "And We'll need q
wagon to carry him to town. He
can't ride"
Kennedy nodded. "I'll stay with
him. You 60 get the doc and make
arrangements for wagon"
|. II hate to leave you. # those
birds come back"
They won't. The game is up,
and they know it. My guess is
that Pete and Roam Judson are
headed for the Ration Pass right
now, or else for the Rio Grande.' =
Jelks rode fast. At the edge OF
town he drew Of from the road to
let . half . dozen riders pass. He
recognised Ammo and called 70 her,
Evening star., 1940-05-22
CHAPTER Xxx.

CHAPTER Xxx.
Mosely fired, blindly, In the di-
rection of the voice. Before the
echo of the shot had died Silcott
flung his answer across the dark
room. Mosely staggered, sent another
bullet crashing into the wall, and
third through the roof. For Jim's
second message had plowed into his
heart. A moment he chung to the
doorpost, his flngernails biting into
the wood, then plunged forward to
the floor.
Jim did not stir. He watched
the prone figure, to protect himself
against any sudden movement. But
the body lay there, slack and still.
It would never move again.
Out side, a shout lifted. "Are you
all right, Redo"
Silcott recognized the voice Of
Rufe Jelks. "All right" he called,
and knew that somebody was dis
mounting. Leaving the supporting
wall, he moved forward to the door.
In the moonlight he saw Rufe
running forward, q As in his hand.
The face Of his friend was one
wide grin Of delight. "Boy-boy,
I thought they had got you this
time. When heard those shots In
side" Jelks caught him by the
shoulder and started to pound him
on the back.
"Dont!" yelled silcott. and twisted
away.
Rufe stared at him, looking into
q face grown old and haggard.
Whats the matter with your" he
asked. "You haven't been shot?"
'No. Whipped" He added. In
explanation, "Mosely had Jud Prem
tiss do 1t to make me talk"
Reveals Yeager's Act.
Jelks ripped out a savage oath.
"Jud won't bother you any more.
Pesky took care of that. As for
Mosely--"
A man rode out Of the brush and
joined them. He was Kennedy.
They have done Lit out, looks
like" Pesky said. II heard them
going ncketty split through the
brush. One Of 'em killed jess Lam
prey"
"rhat shoottns h ths eabtn,,
Evening star., 1940-05-22

blizzard STORY TO IN inside page and
make q spread Of this. Sit down at
the desk and write the lead. Follow
1t up with history Of the whole
fight from the beginning. / can
give you two columns. Let your
self 60. It viii be the biggest story
Of the year."
Grinning, Jim took Of his coat,
sat down, and reached for copy
paper. His embarrassment had
vanished. This was like old times.
You sound like a hard boiled
editor" he said. "And can remem-
Der when I did the bossing In this
ofice."
They worked until late at night,
After the forms were locked uu
they went together to m all.nisht
Chinese restaurant and ate q de-
layed meal. Both were hungry, and
htey had ham and eggs, biscuits
apple pie and coffee.
He walked back with her to he,
boarding house in the moonlight
and the comradeship that had beer
renewed as they worked togethe,
gave place to shyness. He had 8
great deal to say, but 1t was all
damned up In him. At the Rate
he found no words but stiff "Good
night"
She echoed the words and turned
to go down the path to the house
Her loneliness knocked at his heart
He could not let her 60 like that
"Wait!" he cried. Lets walk ur
Round Top"
The Truth Comes Out,
Anne made no answer to the
words but came back at once tc
join him. She did not look at him
for fear he might see how much
she loved him. Together they
climbed the hill and looked down
on the few late lights of the little
town. Until they had reached the
summit they had filled with COM
monplace silences that threatened
Evening star., 1940-05-22
THE END.
Weights and Measures
DELEGATES to Meet Here

The Bureau Of Standards will act
as host to delegates of the 30th
Annual Conference on Weights and
Measures meeting here June 4 to 4
Bureau Director Lyman j. Briggs
announced yesterday.
Opening sessions will be held at
the bureaus east building audi
torium, while meetings the last two
days are scheduled for the May
flower Hotel, where exhibits of new
weighing devices will be displayed.
High lights Of the conference will
include a discussion of deceptive"
containers and an address by H. W.
Bearce, chief Of the bureaus Weight
and Measures Division.
Delegates will be taken on a tour
OF bureau laboratories June S.