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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14
EARL OF KENMARE DEAD

Killarney, County Kerry, Nov. IA, -(UP)-Valentine Charles Browne, the fifth Earl of Kenmare, 30, died today. He was the owner of 10000 acres of land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14
FIREMEN CHECK
 CHIMNEY BLAZE

4 chimney fire was extinguished this morning at I0:29 o'clock by two companies of firemen ct the home of Mrs. Barbara Hertreiter of 322 Grove street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14

Braman will direct the instrumental music and Mrs, Russell De Baum will be the accompanist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Jea Hagen
Planning Party

JEANNE HAGEN Of Camden
road will be entertaining very
shortly in honor of Betty See
ger and Margaret Sehweitzer.
who leave for Florida. and for
Laura Melnic. who plans a iaunt
10 Toronto. Ont.
Besides the tentative soiour-
nerS, the guest list includes,
Misses Marilyn O'Connor. Mary
Sullivan and Betty Bielman.
FLUCTUATIONS TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Armand Bacon of Plain
view avenue on the birth of twin
boys, Richard Grove and Robert
Frank. December 4.
Mrs Bacon was formerly Lo-
raine Jensen.
SATURDAY EVENING will
find a games party taking place
at the Detroit Boat Club. II
will be followed by dancing in
the Oak Room.
Mr.. AND MRS. SELDOM II.
LOVE formerly Ruth Eleanor
Levy have returned from an
extended tour through the east
ern states. They arc now resid-
Ing in Rockingham drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Ca+hedr Group
Drive Spurred

A DRIVE for memberships for
the maintenance OF the Wash
ington Cathedral received i'm
potuS at the meeting of the
Michigan Committee of the Ma
tiOnal Cathedral Association Of
Washington Cathedral, held in
the home of Mrs. Arthur Nc
Graw.
II is expected that. in the
spring, the new sound and color
film OF the cathedral will be
shown in Detroit as il is being
exhibited throughout the
country.
-ERANk-DLNCAN- haS-re-
turned 10 New York after sew
eral busy days here. during
which time several Pours were
given in his honor.
Mr.. d. reports Herb Chitten-
den, who has been making his
home in The Big City for some
time, as having a fascinating
apartment--one of those Sheer
Whimsy spots:
One of the features Of Mr..
C's entertaining place is the
way his living room floor is
marked off into all manner of
playing sections - back
CANNON, chess and all that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Exodus TO Warmer Chimes
Really Getting Under Way
BY JACK OLIVER

THE LEAVE TAKING for
warmer climcS is really getting
under way
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clarence Pat
ION of Hamilton road are taking
off today for California, where
they will be putting in the next
several weeks among the acti-
MICS with maybe a few trial
blackoutS.
In their honor Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth H. White of Renfrew
road UP and hostcd dinner
party and among the merry
makers were such of your pals
as Mr. and Mrs Frank Nolan
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Curtis
Mckenzie.
Mrs. Mckenzie, incidentally
Is one of the nifty dreSsers of
the North End and designs all
her own buds, yet finds time 10
care for her hundred species Of
rare cacti
DIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
GAMBLER of Harvard road
arc inviting cronieS 10 "A Night
on Cape Cod, come New Years
Eve.
r. s. V. ?.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT
II A r T S l. + + TROWBRIDGE
Margaret Fuller Matheson) an
nounCe the arrival of a daugh-
tor Mary Elizabeth, Deem
Der ).
RICHARD SliERK, son Of Mir.
and Mrs. II &. Shcrk OF the
Pointp. mas come home from his
dronlng at the New Hampton
School for Boys m New lamp
ton n II
Young Mr. s. by The way. re-
Gently received his reserve foot
ball letter at-the schools annual ,
fan sports banquet
MISS MILDRED MODEL
arrives in town from Sullins
College today and at The same
time, her great friend Miss
AIarJaD Motc3lf Edgar, ggts in
from Ann Arbor.
This'll be their first meeting
ina Near-Sn- 4 EreaL daa+ef girl
Ish chatter is scheduled.
Miss EdcarS grandmother
Mrs Charles Horton Meicalf rs
out on The West Coast and will
be spending Christmas with her
daughter Mrs Joseph r. Mar
shall Of AltadNns Cal E>->
MISS MILDRED FITZ PAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Will Give Dinner Following Bow

THE DEBUTANTE will give dinner at the D. A.
c.. =. following her Bow.
Guests will include the aforementioned Assistants
and their escorts. and they'll 60 on . TO McGraw
dance. later. -.
Then there's. Miss Sidone Anna Dossn . who'll
make her debut at which her mother Russell
Arthur Dossn will give for her in their Trombey road
home ... December 81 from until 6 o'clock.
The bud. JUSTIN from Arlington Hall . and
has asked two other Arlngtonians the Misses Lucille
Nyquist and Jane Lundell. e.. to assist her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

to materialize December 81 at
their attractive digs across the
erik.
Mrs. Kennedy, by the by, Is
responsible for quite a timely
crack:
Her brother. Edward. was de-
scribing the midget submarines
in use by the Nipponese:
and IL takes only two
JapS to man each one of them"
"WhO. Hari and kari?" muir
INJURED Mrs. X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Throne to Attend
Polo Game Sunday

THE LIST OF box holders for
the double-header polo game. to
he held AT the State Fair Coli
scum Sunday afternoon at ,
o o'clock is a lengthy and inter
esting one
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Fisher Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Ivory, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

RICK, her sister. Mrs. John a.
Kennedy, and their brother, Ed
ward Fitzpatrick who'll be
Joined by brother Bernard OF
n. y. c. for the holidays), have
issued bids to an Open House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Miss Graham Arrives from East

MISS GRAHAM arrived from the East this morning.
and the other madens, will arrive Monday and depart
for their respective homes Wednesday just time for
Christmas
And additional assistants.
Miss Betty Hammond. Miss "Jody' Casgrain. Miss
Nancy Van Dyke and Miss Doris OLeary....
Mrs. Donovan has invited her sister J. Frank
McGough and two sistersinaw. Mrs John r. Collins
of Bronxvile Mrs Walter T. Baier. plus Miss Ellen
Baier. assist her,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Miss Mary Jane Donovan Plans Debut

MISS MARY JANE DONOVAN. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Percy j. Donovan of Yorkshire road. -;
Is back from her books al Manhattanvle College.
and making final plans debut Detroit Athletic
Club Tuesday next.
She has asked three Of her Manhattanvile classmates
to assist her
Miss CecIe Graham of Bronxvile n. ".
Miss Barbara Mccoy of Chicago.
And Miss Mary Richards Of Alpena....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
n n Mayfair f:
III with
c,~a4-'

ALL HILLS ROADS. viii be leading to Bloomfield
Open Hunt Club. Saturday evening ..or that annual
and elegant. games farty...,
Mr. and Mrs. JaIrcs e. Johnson Jr... coming over
from their handsome Rochester. and bringing
a party Of friends. among VIII nc Miss Virginia
Rahaut and Arthur j. Rohde....
r. FlI55GE6F1-.. has reserved t7be for sX.'.'
Or. Mrs j. s. Leszynsk will be there and so
will Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammond. and the Frank w
Shuells &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Entertaining

ME-. AND MRS. CHARLES D. PIERCE are entertain
ing. IA dozen-orso.
And Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Wheaton Gambler will
coming from their beautiful home at Pom
Valley and Wilson road.
The c. + Wilson's the Fred Il. Mixers. the Viii
liam NJ Packers and will be getting there
along about $50 for dinner. and the playing.
Speaking of rartes....
C. Jordan Condor of the Cranbrook Apartments.
Second Boulevard.
Is holding Open House thI7 evening with plenty
of cheer. for his many pals who'll be dropping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Fred Elliott Eated over Benefit Success

FRED ELLIOTT reports with pride that the
cent ball to benefit the British given by the l. A D. o. NJ
and sponsored by important Detroters
Yielded S4250 for The Cause.
The ndefatigable Mr.. E. and his co-workers say
they'll be giving parties. next year only not such
large
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
CajitaS de ChGRtlly

Ingredientes para las cajitas
de Chantilly: Galletas, ochO Gu
charadas de azucar glaseada, u
ma copa de nata, cuatro claras
de huevo, media cucharadita lie
esencia de vanilla, dos cuchara-
das grandes de azdcar corriente,
una cucharada de aqua. Sc pone
a fundir ell azucar corriente con
el aqua haSta que Sc forma un.
almibar muy espeSo. Con este ad-
mibar Sc unen las g~alletas, en-
forma de cajitaS y Sc atan. Sc
baten las claraS a punto de ME
We, echando en- elias ell azGcar
glaseada. La nata Sc bate hasta
que queda como una crema muy
espesa. Sc une la nata con las
claras, sin batirlo, y queda he
cho Ell chantil,y, con ell que Sc lie
nan las cajit2s formadas con las
iaz cuales Sc atan con
unas cintas estrechaS de soda,
del color que mas guste a la re-
postera o que aconsejen las cir
cunstanciaS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
La Envdn

lEs la ervidia pcado que TODD
10 prostituye, NAL que TODD 10
corrompe, epidemic que TODD 10
coltagia, peste que TODD 10 ami
qula, vicio que TODD 10 desmora-
liza, ruindad que TODD 10 empe-
quenece, enfermedad que TODD
10 mata; NADIA tan miserable,
NADIA tan cobarde, NADIA tan in
fernal. Ell individuo no duerme,
no reposa, ma disfruta, es ell mas
desventurado de los hOmbres;
jamas Sc sacia ; no hay dicha que
lie alegre, bien que lie satisfaga,
exito que lie consuele, esperanto
que lie m~antenga; odia a la hui
manidad: la felicidad de sus Sc
mejantes es para el un tormento
sin fin: las risas de los demas
son flechas que lie atraviesan ell
coraz6n de hiena; solo gozaria 81
cuantOS Seres We sufrieran y 10
raran in-cesantemente; 81 pudie-
ra destruiria TODD 10 existente
con sus ojos extrayiadoS, descom
pueStos Y voraces; TODD sc 10 ira
garia con la mirada; es ell mas
demoledor. 81 todos
los hombres emplearan su vida
en- maldecir la envidia, no la
maldecirian nunca 10 bastante
causa mas victimas un envidio-
so que todos los criminales.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
LOS FSPoslTo ALEGAN LA
EXIMENTE DE LOCURA

New York, Feb. 2S.-Los her
manos Guillermo y Antonio Es-.
posito, autores de varies asesi-
natos, declararon ante el tribu-
nal de Sesiones Generates que
son inocentes, pero Su a5oga4o
anuncia que invocara para ellos
la eximete de lCcura. La defel-
sa ha pedido Sc nombren dos
pSiqniatraS para que reconozcan
a los hermanoS p~rocesados.
Antonio Sera sometido a 10
dias de observation en- ell Hospi-
tai Bellevue. Los dos son Italia
nos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

Las GItimaS palabras de Bolivar
Estas fueron las Gltimas pala-
bras, queridas amigos, que ST.
mon Bolivar pronunci6 en- su
lecho de muerte: Digo, con YER
dadero dolor, sue soy vfctima de
mis- enemigos, que me han con-
ducido al sepulcrO; Y, sin embar-
90 de este, yo los perdOno. Co
lombianos os dejo. En- mis- Glti-
mos momentoS ruego a Dios por
la tranquilidad de Colombia; y
81 mi muerte, desvaneciendo las
animosidades de los partidos y
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
VElNDRA DE VISTA A TAM
PA Ell S~ECRETARIO DE LA
ORDEN CABALLEROS DEL
AGULLA DE ORC

FL dia l3 de MARIO vendra de
vista a Tampa ell Sr. Fred w.
Anton, secretario del Castillo
Mayor de la Orden Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc.
Anton Sc encuentra actual
mente en- Miami, en- compania de
u expasado Supreme Jefe, el Sc,
NJ. p. Schantz.
Como Sc marchara Ell viernes
ID, los dos Castinos, ell Crist6bal
Y ell Ponce de Leon, ofreceran
una tenida conjunta en- SUI honor
LIE anticipamos un saludo al
quito hermano.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
UN PARQUEE

Dijimos en- esta semana que
no habia en- Tampa un solo par
que, edificio de Importance u o.
bra de positive valor collective
tue recordaSe a los fabricantes
flndalores oe la induStrla y suS
deScendienleS.
Hacienda honor a la verdad
debemos decir que en- West Tam
pa hay un parque, ell parqu<
Rey, que recuerda ell nombre az
un tabricante, native de Galicia,
con la nobleza peculiar de la ma
yoria de los gallegos, ell parque
Peregrino Rey,
Era Peregrino hey socio de la
fabrica Cuesta y Reg, padre de
una distinguida familia y empa-
rentado con Ramon Fernando
Rey, ell buen amigo y actual pre-
sidente del Centre Espanol.
No conocimos nosotros a Pc
regrino Rey, perO hemos dido
.hablar de 81 y siempre para en-
comiar su bondad y sus meritoS.
Era un hombre modesto, sin
cero, que no admitia ''guataque-
rias", y supo realizar pOr West
Tampa esfuerzos apreciables.
Mientras 81 vivi6, West Tam
pa, que entonces era una ciudad
independents, Sc mantuvo sobre
u relative alto nivel de prospect
dad.
Habia ALI buenas tiendas de
l opas, establecimientos de dife-
rentes class y los sabados por la
nOche la Gale de Main parecia
una ciudad de importancia.
Peregrino Rey amaba a Tam
pa, pero sentia especial predilec
ei6n por West Tampa.
Junto al bello parque de Mae
Farlane construy6 una hermosa
residential, en- la cual actualmen
tie vive su respetada familia,
Estaba aun lleno de ilusiones
y de energia, cuando la muerte
vino a sorprenderle.
West Tampa sinti6 profunda-
mente y llor6 la muerte del ge-
neroso e intelligence gallego.
Regal6 81 a la mInicipalidad
para que fuera convertible en-
parque, la media manzana de
terreno situada frente al palacio
del Centre Espanol.
Ell parque Peregrino Rey, don
de diariamente juegan %centena-
res de nihos, lleva Ell nombre de
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
% Snt, d
Como Llegar q Viejo

Selling Whitman, que fue IN
famoso atleta en- este pals, reco-
mendaba este 'Fdecalogo' para
llegar a vieio:
1.-Dormir ocho horas cada
nOche Y acoStarse sobre ell lado
derecho.
2.-Dormir una ''Siestecitai''
de media bora por 10 menos, to-
das las tardeS.
3.-Cam mar media bora des-
pues de caua comida.
4.-Enjuagarse la boca y ha-
Ger gargaras por la noche y por
la mahana.
Sooner 10 que Sc apetezca,
sin excesos.
6.-Hacer gimnasia todos los
dfas, por 10 menos durante 20
minutes.
mo Beber nunca aqua he
lada.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
PALPITACIONES DE LA COLONIA LATINA

un fabricante de tabacos que sa-
bia '~raScarse' el DO: lilo en- IA
yor de las buenaS obras.
Peregrino Rey, el gallego SEN
clio que amaba a Sus compatrio-
tas Y respectable a todos los hom-
bres, dej6 a West Tampa TN
parque con Su nombre.
EScribimoS estas hneaS para
recordarle " al mismo tempo
"remediar" la involuntaria equi-
vocac:5n cometida.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
LAS PLAN-LLAS PARA LA
POR Ell PATRI-
MONUO FAMILIAR

Nick Nuccio, Ell atento conf
sionado del condado, nos infor-
ma que pasara hoy tres horas,
entire las 5 y las 8 de la nOche,
Ilenando planillas de exenci6n,
por ell patrimonio familiar, en- 10
oficina de la Camara de Conner
clio de YbOr,
Nick NADIA cobra por csc ira
bajo, por cuanto su deseo es ser
vir a las familias latinaS.
Ali estara hasta las ocho de
la noche. 81
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
;-SlCK, NERVOUS
EETc5aRT1H.?
Then Read Why
Lydia {. PInkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "WOman's Friend"l

Some women sude- severe monthly
pain (crRmpa, backAche, heidachel due
10 female functions. disorders while
Others nerves tend 10 become upset and
they get cross, restless and moody.
, So why not take lydia r. Pinkhamit
Vegetable Compound made especially
10 help tired. rundown. nervous wom-
en- 20 70 smiling thru "difieult days-'
Pinkham's Compound contains no opi-
ates or habf forming ingredients. Il
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
CHOCARON UN AUTOMO-
VII DE ALQUILER Y UN
COCHE PARTICULAR

En- la esquina de las GALES Pal
mira v Ferdinand chocaron aver
un coche particular guiado por
la Sra. l.. A. Purvis Y I'm auto
m6vil de alQuiler manejado POI
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

Allen stevena veoino del 1908
de Ia calle Plat.
Sufrieron lesiones en- ell acct
dente Ell nino L. A. Purvis. de 3
amos, hijo de Ia schcya arr.ba
mercionada; Bill Byron, do %
arcs. Que viaiaba tambitn en- 81
ccJ1e, y Ia Srta. Dolores Wits
cher, una de las paSajeras en- el
tax. Despu6s de ohoear cen a
par.e trasera del autom5vil de
la Sra. Purvis, ell "taxi" Sc es-
trell6 contra un poste del tele-
fono. La policia del condado in
tervino en- ell suceSo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

S.-Dormir con las ventanas
abiertas.
9.-Evitar TODD exeeSo.
10.-Comer lentamente y mas
ticar bien los alimentoS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-28

.estableciendo entire vosotros la
concordia, puede contribuir a
este apetecido resultado, levare
In sentimiento de satisfaction a
a tumba que para mi Sc abre".
La gaceta., 1941-02-28
kidney S~TAGHATl0H
lis WORSE THAN
, CONSTIPATION
ROcsuss We TrSat Constipation d !
The Onset While We Neglect
Our Kidneys indefinitely

M skhsp SswAn h yuur body 80
worS ~knportanes than POUR hdneyA -
n yUur kidneys there aF@ nine minn
OubSs which must work day and niGht ~
Mltw TIE fluids and keep The ysten n~@
Aroa vastsA acids. poisona which. -.
mlttod 10 rsmAlA. may aan1s serious n@@@
and kladdsR trOublsA
N a n wonder Hsm SsGs N@sza9
uftoas calls GuR hsip - clean cut -
RdnsvM So n you are troubled vita
aSeain9-UpNlghtA Leg Palms BsehAaAS
1g~rvoaa Headache DiHzines ~ Loa1 -
-srwy. &as 10 funstioaAl kidney dsordssAu
~ nDANa. he famous kidney rsrne4s
WklaA atds NatVrS - nush cut ~ ~
- g eitog al WAsesA - prevent -
naw uAaGnahoA.
UnANB b BzfS 81 RshaAbA na@
wnds RsporA mtira saslsfactioA- rah~@
assording - ArSetioaa. klDANs Wi
1917 results. Try pDANA Buy 80
~ npsuaal Rrlos O6sr 81 tWo hoTea- US
= ~ n Mea satisfied. Fseura unove~~A
n - - Iom ho1En BACK
Evening star., 1941-12-22
Money Market

steady. / per cent; prime commercial pa
per, "a per cent, Time loans, steady So
30 DAYS. IL; As months. Ia per cent
days, III. per cent months. i.-ia per
cent; SIS months. st-i. per cent. Re
discount rate, New York Reserve Bank
D Per cent,
Evening star., 1941-12-22
N THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG
Approximate Sales Today

11:O0 AM 100000 12:UO Noon 500. 900
100 Pm $4,000 ZOO PM - ,070. 600
Total L. .460.00
UNIT Of trading, 10 shares. r In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being resrgani1sd
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foresoinE table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annusl declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included I'd X dividend. II II
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock, sPaid last year. fPayable In stock
Declared or paid 50 far this year. Pay
able in Canadian funds. AccuHlulated
dividends paid or declared this year. ! De-
listing pendins. SAetual salea-
Evening star., 1941-12-22
Stock Market Turns
Downward After
Early Rally
Advances Are Replaced
By Losses; Volume
Near ] 400, 900
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Confusing
war bulletins, combined with an
other burst of tax selling, helped
take the starch out of an early
rally in today's stock market.
Motors led the list on a morning
advance that put an assortment of
leaders up fractions to more than
point. Prices began to stumble
after midday and. at the close, ini-
tial advances were replaced by de-
cllnes in numerous instances, Most
setbacks we're moderate but a few
ran TO 3 points or so.
Dealings were speedy at intervals
and tranhfers for the full proceeG-
ings we're in the neighborhoou of
l 400 600 shares.
The latest and most extensive Jap
anese assault on the Philippine,
while fought valiantly by United
States and native troops. caused tie
trimming of speculative commi,-
ments by customers, brokers saiti.
Even reports of growing defeats suf-
fered by the Hitlerites in Russia and
Africa brought only grain of COM
fort to those who feared this county
might have to absorb additional Dad
news from the Orient
The idea the market may have
been ''oversold" contributed TO the
better brand of bidding in the fore
/ noon. it was suggested although
some disappointment was exhibited
over the failure Of real follow
/ through.
! Steels. well up at one time. gave
ground when this weeks mill opera =
tions were estimated OFF A. points
due TO some suspensions for the holi.
day.
Bond Market Irregular.
The bond market wobbled along
narrowly irregular trail Gains
or losses exceeded a point among
some Of the rail loans. but changes
were measured mainly in fractions
by the start of the last hour.
Active participation in the market
was spiked by the Far Eastern sit
uatlon and current legislative prob
lens.
Evening star., 1941-12-22
Bond Market

BY private wire direct to The Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
MAGAZINE
AIM AT "A TREE. by FULTON WILLIAMS

dogwoods, the horse chestnuts, the var
ious orchard blooms in the North; the
redbuds, the locusts, the jacarandas
in the South - all vie with each other
as camera fodder for the wide-awake
snapshooter. There are scads of lovely
pictures to be made of them in black
and-white - and lovelier ones to be
made in color. But whichever medium
you use, remember that blossoms turn
out most gratifyingly in close-ups. A
single branch showing dozen or more
Evening star., 1941-04-13

winter, others laden with snow; some
bedecked with buds and delicate leaves
in spring, to contrast with their full
dress of summer.
For pictorial variation in your
album you can also rely on varying
weather conditions. Strong winds do
things to trees that can be photo
graphed much more easily than de-
scribed, and changing cloud effects
offer a wide range of backgrounds for
those who have the patience to wait
and watch for them. Variety can also
be achieved through composition and
arrangement. Every shot needn't be a
complete tree; oftentimes a single
branch against sky, or a distant
vista under gracefully arching bough,
or the CLINT of slanting sun or a
Evening star., 1941-04-13
NEVER SPEAK TO STRANGERS
Continued from poge eight

said Lizzie Lou, her small chin up.
You'll practically never hear me
disparaging hundred million dol
lars" | said.
Saturday had been planned ahead.
We walked eighteen and half miles
showing Lizzie Lou the Metropoli-
tan Museum and other sights. Poor
10 and staggered back to the apart
ment plenty ready for bed.
l always sleep late Sundays, and
besides | was sore all over from the
day before. Lifting a phone book is
the most exercise | usually take. |
kept hearing confused noises between
maps Finally, l wobbled out of bed
and peeked in our living room.
i SAW about ten or twelve young
men in various examples of Easter
dress - and more were coming. The
room was crowded with flowers. |
signalled to 10.
81 know Pm dead" said when she
came out "But how did the news
spread so fast?"
Get up," she said. They're the
men Lizzie Lou asked to take her to
church, and you're coming with u.s."
That explains the pictures the
papers carried. The very fact of
Charlie Drayton appearing in church
for the first time in twenty years
should have been sufficient to bring
out the photographers, but beauteous
Lizzie Lou - and my 10 - surround
ed by over twenty escorts were a
smash hit.
They got us posed after the service
on the church steps. Lemon had a
smirk mile wide, knowing what a
pleasant shock his publicity agent
would get. They shot Lizzie Lou
posed separately with Lemon, Don
Clark and anyone else. l guess, who
needed free plug. Even old man
Hartley, himself, who decidedly did
MT, came up and they got him arm in
arm with Lizzie Lou. All this was put
on the air by the portable broadcaster
who'd been sent out to describe the
Easter parade. We were it.
''I'm sorry MIR. Fred Aliens not
here" Lizzie Lou told me. "He said
he'd see me in church,
The story was page one all over
(Confinued on next poge)
Evening star., 1941-04-13
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

gnarled trunk will tell a perfectly
adequate story.
Watch, too, for those strange shapes
of trees, wind-twisted, weather beaten
or lightning scared, which suggest
caricatures. From Georgia | brought
home a shot of dead trunk draped in
Spanish moss swaying gently in the
breeze. 1t is stark, morbid thing that
call "The Hag," and the very fact
that my wife shudders every time she
sees it is the best evidence that it