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Evening star., 1941-11-30
"LET GEORGE PAY IT"
Here's how to handle fumblers who always
manage to dodge the restaurant check
<y &'''s% Saa<
AssLo. Of "Esqvsts The Rvss sf see,sI Lbese"

have been in the habit of making a
bi-weekly motor trip to Chicago. Dur
ing the past year. have also been
taking with me two women buyers
for another company since they like
wise have to make this trip. l do not
wish my passengers to share any part
of the driving expenses - and they
have not done 50 - but it is becoming
increasingly annoying that l shall
always be host at midday dinner,
and at supper as well.
Though these women are pleasant
and likable, these trips are not social
engagements, l feel the routine of
perpetual host to be an imposition.
So far as l can figure it, man is help
less in such a situation. If my COM
panions we're men could say: Let's
match for it, But to women l must
say nothing and pay the check.
do not want to discontinue sharing
my car. nor to avoid the act of paying
for suppers, and dinners. But should
like to invite guests when l want to,
and not have to do it if | don't l re-
sent having dinner and supper checks
presented to me like taxes!
1T seems to me that well-to-do
business women would want to take
a turn at being hostesses and invite
me to eat with them just once in a
while! If you know a solution, Mrs.
Post, will you write it. or if you say
this is good etiquette, can't you
change it to correct a situation which
certainly seems misfit to me in this
day when women are always inde-
pendent - except when facing the
restaurant check!'
Make YovrssN Unovuiiobls
xO THIS would in turn like to ask
several questions. The first one is:
why need you always take your meals
together? Why don't you ask your
passengers where they want to lunch,
take them there, and leave them until
you meet later to start on your return
trip? Certainly this is all any "passen-
gers" could ask.
don't want to be unsympathetic,
but l do think you seem to have
bungled things badly. As it is, think
that making business engagements,
which will prevent your having them
lunch with you. is the only plausible
way out.
This solution that l offer might also
be a warning to any girl of the younger
generation. Because her boy friend
cannot suggest to her that she be
hostess occasionally. he may have to
offer her a similar excuse - that he
has to work, or he has to see man -
when the truth may be that his
pocketbook is empty. Quite seriously.
also. l hope that this article may be
read by the girl who seemingly never
went far enough in arithmetic to know
that the greater sum for theater tick
cts. and cover charges, and supper
checks, cannot be subtracted from
the smaller sum of her boy friends
salary - or his college allowance -
still less from his army pay. More
over, taking her out is not his only
financial obligation!
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Derby Champs
Run at Anita

SANTA ANITA. Cal. Dec. %
GNS) Santa Anita Park. open
ing December 81. will feature win
ners of all the important derbies
run in this country during the
year.
Already on the grounds are
Calumet Farms 3-year-old cham
pion Whirlaway Kentucky Derby
and American Derby Charles S
Towards Porter's Cap (Santa
Anita Derby; H. 6. Nesbitt s
Staretor hollywood Derby; King
Ranchs Dispose tF1amingo
Stakes; Lawrence Barker's Pr
rate California Derby, and Cedar
Farms He Rolls ARKANSAS
Derby).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

WE%Le-MuEic program.
WIBK-Music.
Wi5D--So. American way.
II 80 p. NJ.
wJR-Hslen Trent-D.
WWJ News
CKLW Music Portraits
WCAR-Man on Street-T.
WxYZ-HouEewife serenade
WJLB-Hour Of PRAYER
WJBK-Luncheon Melodies
W45D-Deep River BOYS "
l2:45 y. NJ.
W1R-Our Gal Su1day.D.
WWJ-Man on Street,.
CKLW Musicale
WCAR--Frolic Makers-A.
WJLB-Pisno Melodies.
WEXL~-AusicAl program.
WJRK-M Music.
W4SD-OuintOnPs VI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Wildcat eager Sets
Basketball Records

EVANSTON. H., Dec. 20.-Don
Clawson who will seek his eighth
varsity letter as a member Of the
basketball team this season be-
-lieXeS- he set some kind of a record
in last years Minnesota game
when he was sent out Of the game
on four fouls IN three minutes OF
play, but not before he had scored
two baskets and a free throw.
ClawSon won letters in football
basketball and track in his sophie
more and junior years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Sunday Ra&dio Program,
MONDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Mstines melodies
WXYZ-Mgslc OF Masters
WJLB-Doe Sunshine T.
WExl-Vartety music.
t:f5 p. VI
WJR ROAD 81 LIE D.
WV War News
CKLW Melody Tine.
WCAR-JuEt Relax n.
WXYL-NeWs Ace
WJLB-Pepular music.
W45D-SeWE summary.
900 e. "
VIR-D0ctor Malone-D
WWJ-Light % World d.
CKLW Helen Holden-D.
WCAR-NeWs
W%YZ-VlnCent L0pez-M
WJLB--NepSs Intermezzo
Melody IN Rhythm
WJBK-Hi'l land PIX. school
W45p NeVs Novsch IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Cuba Spreads Spy Net

HAVANA. Dec. 20 (INS).-With
President Fulgencio Batista's sig
nature on the new state of emer-
gency bill, Cuba pushed ahead
today 10 prevent espionage on the
island. All mail 10 Japanese, Ger
man and Italian addresses, the
government announced, is being
seized at the Havana post office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

90 Y. NJ.
WJR-Llfa Beautlnil.D.
WNJ-Lisfen America
Happy GanE-V.
" AR News, sVlng.N
WNYZ-spots m Rhythm
WjLR News. Fleet salute
WENfr Musical
WfBK Polish Ladies Hr
WfSD-Grrf1n Clifford ~.
WfaD--News-
isiA.P. VI.
WIN oman IN Whits-D.
WNYZ Between B0okends
NfSD-Sirg and sv,n ~.
" ieD-iIncneon music.
it3n Y. NJ.
WJR-Eappiness Rlght-D.
WV 7 Muse
CKLW Front re- Farrell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
CY0 Announces
IFS Preliminary
Fight Schedule
Eight Elimination
Cards Scheduled
to Cut Field OF 300

Fight fans in Detroit. Wyan-
dotte. Royal Oak and Highland
Park will have a chance 10 see the
finest amateur scrappers in this
area in action in the preliminary
shows of the seventh
annual Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton boxing tournament during the
early part Of January.
The starting field Of more than
300 ring warriors will be pared
down TO 80 championship finalists
in a series Of eight elimination
cards, Ed Grove, CYO secretary,
announces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Many Jobs
Jersey Schools Coach
Has Been Around

RIVER VALE, n. J., Dec. 20
QNS). 49, Jesse Spring. coach OF
the River Vale Skeeters hockey
team once was Ontario heavy
weight champion. an International
League baseball player. pro foot
ball player at Toronto, a major
league la crosse player at Mon
treal and a big-time hockey man
with Pittsburgh and the New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
4 Playing Pilots

There are now four playing
pilots in the major baseball
leagues-Lou Boudreau, Indians;
Mel OFT, Giants; Joe Cronin. Red
Sox. and Leo Durocher. Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

A winged-foot career as a sprint
or and broad jumper at DePaul
Academy is responsible for Steve
power running as a Notre
Dame halfhack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
400 NOON

wJR-syncopstion pises-
CKLW-H Hello Children.
WxYZ-Child. Theater-V.
WILB-Jewihh Hourly.
WExL-Berkiey Church.
WJBK-Czechoslovak hr.
W45D-Down south.A.
1915 i. NJ.
WWI-World Adventure.
CKLW-Voice OF tomorrow
WcAR-Mennonlte Church
1880 r. ".
WJR-dother's Albumin
WWJ-Garden Houf-T.
CKLW-ConRa Time-h.
WExL--Polish Church.
WJBK-Hungarian Church.
W45D-Freedoms people.
I2:45 Y. NJ.
WJR-MuScai.
WMJ - News.
WCAR-Novatims NJ
wXYz--Singing Stars-M
WEXL~Luthersn Church.
100 z. NJ.
WJR-Church OF the Ar.
WWJ-Radi0 Causries-h
CKLW-Radio Warblers u
WCAR-Socialist Labor-I
WxYZ--Wsek IN Review
WF%I-Parkside Gospel
WJBK-Polish varieties NJ.
W45D-Fsr East-D.
1887. ".
WWJ-st6ry NJ Michigan.
CKLW-Dresm House VI.
WCAR-NeWs
WxYZ-NoFmsn ThouAs-T
WJLB-Tkrainian hour.
W45D-shver Strings NJ.
l30 r. ".
WJR Santa for Service
Nen-T.
WWJ World Is Yours.
CKLW -SVedenborg r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
He Started Early

Irving Crane. now regarded As
one of the best pocket BILLIARDS
players in the United States. be-
gan playing when he was only 7
wears of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

The complete schedule of shows
follows;
Tuesday. January Sat Our
Lady OF Mt. Carmel. 976 Superior
boulevard. Wyandotte.
Wednesday. January AT Holy
lRedeemer, West Vernon highway
tneaF Junction.
Friday, January 9-At the Royal
Oak K. OF c.. us Lafayette ave-
nue.. Royal Oak.
Monday. January 12-At Nativ-
lily, Mcclellan avenue, south OF
Harper.
Tuesday, January 13-At the
Detroit X. Of G., Council No. 303,
4740 Woodward avenue.
Wednesday. January 14-At st.
Benedict's, Third and Pitkin ave-
MUGS, Highland Park.
Thursday. January 15-Quarter-
finals at Holy Redeemer
Friday, January 16-Semifnals
at Holy Redeemer.
Friday. January 23-Finals at
the Michigan State Fair Coliseum.
Although a final checkup of the
entries is still in progress, the
total number OF participants will
top the 300 mark and will likely
Isurpass last years 81 figure.
Big Team Entries
Among the clubs which have
submitted stable team entries are
Holy Redeemer. Annunciation
Blessed Sacrament, 81. Alphonsus,
the Hamtramck, Detroit and Dear
born Boys Clubs, the Highland
Park Recreation, the Ford Naval
Training Station, Chevrolet, Briggs
and Hudson's.
/ At the present, the CYO NIT
meet is the only amateur hiking
tournament scheduled for Detroit
this winter. For the first time il
the history Of the event. the tour
ney has been thrown wide oper
70 all service men.
According 10 present plans. each
preliminary show Will he single
ring card embracing approximately
20 bouts. The finals Of the class {
|eliminauons will be held in con
junction with the novice and oper
semifinals AZ the Holy Redeemel
gym on January is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
MONDAY AFTERNOON

wwJ-store News.
CKLw-Dsncs Rhythms
VIC AR-Luncheon Club-M
WxYZ-Fsrm News
WE<L~HsVaiian Melodie,
WJLB-Amencsn revue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

500 r. ".
WJR-Silv-r Theater-D.
WWJ-CAtnollc Hour
CKLW-Douols or Moth x.
WXYZ--Tony Wons-T
Musical intsrnezEo
WEXI-Angio isrsel-R.
JBK-P Polish Quiz
WGSD-Cathohc hour y.
W4aD-Concert Master-M.
s:lb r. ".
WNYZ-Nsvs Acs.
MATHEMATICIAN revue NJ.
s 20 y. ".
WJp-Gene Autry
WWJ-gundav SerenA1s.
CKLW Honored music
WxYZ-Pearson A. Allen 7
WJLB-B Books A. people y
WEX1-Wnling Workers
WJBK-Segro artis's- N
W4SD-Dinner concert
W4eD-Books and People.
S:t5 r. VI.
WWI-News
WxYZ-Mrs. Roosevelt
WJLB-Homes for Pets
WEXL,-Hesdovrn Chap.
W4gD-NeWs Roundup.
ZOO r. NJ.
WWJ-Jsck Benny-V
CkLW-Det. Bible Cisss
News
WJLR Victory talk
WEXL-Door Of Hope r
WJBK-Finnish program
W45D Ssws
W4eD-Hhumbs tsuEosF
T.I5 r. ".
WJR-Cerald l.. K smi'1
WILB-CatnoIo Echoes
WExL-Family Church.
WA5D-Dtnner concert.
$50 Y. ".
WJR-Guil5 Theater-D.
WWJ-BandwaEon NJ
WXYZ-FlsgE A Qulrt-D
WJLB Echoes ~ Err.
Christmas program
WFXI-Classical music
WJBK-Greek Hour-V
W4SD--Blue Barron-M
W4qD-Music
T.46 T.. ",
CKLw-Week-snd Review.
WEXIs-Good News-R.
W45D-Pegey and BOYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
~ 90 NOON

~ 90 NOON
wJR-Kate Smith Speaks.
NWJ-Roduet Program N.
CkLN-News Ace,
wAp-Hsus
WXYE-Nswa Ace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

500 r. ".
WIR-Hplen Hsyes-D.
WWJ--ChArlie Mccarthy.
CKLW Lutheran hour.
WXYZ-LuthsrRn hour.
WILB-Greek Victory Hr.
WEXI-Rev. n. Wein1ierL
WJRK-Rev. John Zoller.
W4SD-Concert HAHN.
Wi9D-NsVs.
s.l5 Y. NJ.
WipD-MusicAl gems.
so r. NJ.
VJR-Crims Doctor-D.
WWJ-i mans family p
CKLW-We We Been There
WXYZ-1nnsr sanotum-D.
W1LB-Gooduill Hourly
W4SD-LArry Clinton-A.
WE'D Music.
900 r. ".
WJR-sunday evening Hb-
WWJ-Merry GO Round-h
CKLW-Oid Fash. Revival.
WxYZ-WAlter Winchell.
WJLB-Rsv. Robinson-R.
WJRK--Germsn Hour.
W45D-solos at Nine-h.
W4eD-U. s. Navy PROD
a:ls r. ".
WXYZ-parker Family-D.
WExL-Ths Gospel-R
Hawaiian melodies
Q 10 Y. NJ.
WWJ-Familiar Music
WNYZ-lrens Rich-D.
WJLB--Goodwill Hourly.
WJBK-Ray OF Truth-T
W4Sn-symphony HAHN.
W4eD-News roundup.
a:45 Y. ".
WXYZ--Dl1ah Shore-h
WENI-Old Time Religion
W4qD-Favorits melodies.
ib:OO Y. VI.
WJR-Take II or Leave II
WWJ--Hour Of Charm N
CKLw-Carry on. Censds
WxYZ-Goodvill TT.
WJLB-Christian Mission.
W45D-Nevs.
W4aD--M Music.
1918 r. NJ.
WiSD-Sym phony HAHN.
1880 r. NJ.
NrfTD Iarr.fft. TauNn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
SUNDAY EVENING

wwJ-sherlock Holmes-D.
CKLw-Keep I'm Rolling
WJLB-Rainbow Hour-R.
wJBK-Triump'n Church.
w45D-Choir Loft-h
W4eD-Organ melodies.
In:45 +. NJ.
W4aD-NeVs roundup.
IL 90 p. NJ.
WJR-Hsadlines. hylinss.
WWJ-News
CKLw-Nstional News.
wXYZ--Music You Want
WJLB-Goodvill hourly.
W4SD-News
1l:t5 r. ".
WJR-Blue Barron ".
wwJ-Science Excursions.
CKLW-B Bob Chester-M
W45D-Cesar Saerchingsr.
li:so p. ".
WJR-Handels Messiah.
wwJ-Joe Reichman-M.
CKLW-BBC Newsreel.
wJBK-Danee Time.
W45D-Playhouse-V.
1l:45 p. VI.
WxYZ-Lou Breeze NJ.
WJBK-Populsr Rhythms.
HOO MIDNIGHT
WJR-Handers Messiah.
WWJ-Last minute news.
CKLW--Nsvs
WXYZ-War news
WJLB-Don Cox-M
wExL-Moonlight Tunes
WJBK-Corn III Morn.A
12:1S A. ".
~wJ-Dance music.
CKLW-Special for men NJ
wxYZ-JAck Tsagarden- N
WJLB-Mornirg Fditiou.M
1880 A. VI.
WJR-Alvino Rsy- "
WWJ-Music
CKLw-DarcinE Psrtv-M
WxYZ-Richard Himber-M
lf:4s TO 400 A. VI.
CKLw-Dawn Pstrol-M.
1 90 TO SOC A. VI.
wJR-News and music.
WxYZ-News and music.
100 To g 90 A. ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

WJLB Detroiters speak =
WEXL-HsVaiian Melodies
WJBk-Name That Sons
Wt5D--Vords and music.
i7:Is r. ".
NJN-Big eifter-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
SUNDAY. AFTERNOON

WxYz-Lutheran hour.
WCAR-Old Fash. Church.
WExL-Bethel Tabernacle.
W45D-World Is Yours-M.
1:l5 r. NJ.
WIR-Archhis'p Spellmsn
CKLW-ChicsEo Bears W..
". Y. Giants.
700 r. NJ.
wJR-spirtt OF az.
WWJ-Prof Jas Pollock.
WCAR-Gsrden City Tab.
WJLB-Polish hour.
WEXI-First NaZarene-y-
WJBK-Hungarian Hr.-V.
Wf5D-NewE.
AIS p. NJ.
WWJ-Memory time-M.
Wt5D-Sammy Kaye-A.
1880 r. ".
WJR-The World To-day.
WWJ-Rnundtable Talks.
WCAR-Pontiac JAW.
" EXL-Christian Temple.
W45D--Lyric Trio-M.
z:i5 y. NJ.
WCAR-JAmes Sanford-h.
W45D-John Hammond N.
500 +. VI.
WJR--N. Y. Philharmonic.
WWJ-Poh Becker-T,
WCAR-EVang. tabernacle.
WJLB-Philharmonica-M.
WFxIr-FAmily Circle.
WaSD-News
NORTHUMBERLAND.
3!Is 7. NJ.
WWI--H. v. Kaltenborn-T
W45D-H. v. Kaltenoorn.T
3:3a r. NJ.
WWJ-Centrai station.
wCAR-Star Of Hopper.
WExL-Rev. &. c. Kirby.
WJBR-Rumanian Youth.
W45D-IAsten America-D.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

"The worst of 1t is" one Of them
complained, we've got to clean and
shine them up for reveille and then
go out and get them all muddied up
again. You keep cleaning and mud
dying. There's no end to it."
1t was learned today at the Sc
lective service reception center that
1899 of the more than 5000 Sc
lectees to join the division will be
Evening star., 1941-03-13

assigned to the organization during
the first two weeks of April
OF this advance guard, 900 will be
from Maryland, 495 from Virginia
and 9O4 from Pennsylvania.
The second se1ectee had Joined
the division today. He is Walter M.
Lee, %, of Washington. He has
been a clerk at the Federal Bureau
of Investigation and lived at 3072
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Sergeant EuIogizes Army Mule
Over Body of Mired Truck
He Had Sense in Mud Says Veteran
Of Border Railing at Mechunizution

those toy bulldozers, and they soon
will be put to work improving the
roads and doing various other jobs
Meanwhile, the contractors who
are building the still incomplete
camp were moving other scrapers
across some of the less pasSable
roads, peeling off the top layers of
mud.
But the soldiers came in from
drill and details with gsloshes and
leggins plastered to a thick con-
Sistency.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Slips, sI'4'
Here $3.50 TO S2.9S

" PTB JEs sJU IU J~.IJ
6, of pure-dye silk and silk-and-
rayon satin. Tailored styles in
navy and black. Sizes 80 and
3112.
3 Costume Slips of rayon-and-
silk satin with cotton lace trim.
Straight cut. White. Sizes so
and So. Less than "a price.
Now ------------ ------ Sl.ao
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Maiden Form
"Once-over", sl's5

Less than y price
6 one-piece foundations for slim
figures. Adagio model Of cot
ton batiste. Sizes 80, 33, "a.
6 Lily of France Stepin Girdles
of silk-and-cotton, with hand
loomed elastic and slide fastener.
Sizes 80, 81, 80, 33. Less than
y price. Now-----------$4.95
IL Vassarette Girdles of rayon,
cotton-and-silk woven with
'Lastex" yarn. Boned at top.
Small, medium and large sizes.
Were $3.50. Now $4.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-03-13

4 consisting of silk-and-rayon
satin or rayon sheer gown with
matching full-length coat. Tea
rose, blue or flame. Sizes 80,
"a, SO.
2 ChemiSes of pure-dye silk satin
and crepe. White in size A.
TearoSe in size 36. Less than
Il price. Now-----S1.45
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-03-13
Imported English
WooIens

Less than u Price
800 Yards of CoIorful PIaids and
Checks in lightweight wool.
Plain color flannel in wool and
cotton mixture. Washable for
children's wear, mems sports
Shirts and women's shirtwaist
frocks. SO inches wide. Now
S5c yard
Dress FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

plane was as good a place as any
The trouble was she wasn't sure
what she wanted TO talk TO him
about. but at the back Of her mind
was a feeling that if only she
could convince him that she was
doing the right thing in marry
ing Ashley, then it was the right
thing TO do.
1t was a little odd that Peter
should come into her scheme Of
things; but although when they
did meet they usually fought, she
had a warm feeling in her heart
for him. and she was sure. de-
spite everything that he was her
friend
He called for her at three in
the afternoon in Redcliffe's sec
ond car and drove her out to the
small flying field on the west
side of the town where the me-
chanic had the plane ready.
She was gay, even flippant, on
the drive.
Il hope that old plane Of yours
is fairly safe, I don't want to
miss my wedding tomorrow"
We'll. almost each time I've
taken her up I've managed to
have some sort of an accident,
but apart from that I'd say she
was reasonably safe"
You maize my blood run cold
Why not take the mechanic
along with us ?"
"A greasy mechanic isn't my
idea Of the ideal companion when
one takes a pleasant Saturday
afternoon jaunt with a lady"
"Oh, you're going to do your
stuff, are you? Can one steer
a plane with one hand? II
sounds nice and suicidal"
Il haven't been exactly tempt
ed to before-but / don't mind
trying"
What? Not when you flew
your ravishing fiancee-I beg
your pardon, your ex-fiancee-
down here?"
"Sandra sat beside me and
read a book on the Living Con-
ditions in the West Indies,
sort of prelude to Karpeti"
she seems to have taker time
off from her studying lately"
She couldn't resist that gibe.
But it didn't annoy him. He
laughed amusedly. yes, she
gave up theorizing and tried some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

June thought this and then
thought. almost with a sense of
shock, that Peter was a million
aire. Somehow when she was
with him she never could believe
it, he was so -unassuming. She
had always felt scared before
when she had been out with
young men who had too much
money, as though their money
set them somehow apart. Pos
sibly she felt this because money,
or rather the lack of il, had
doomed so largely in her life even
during her childhood. II was al
ways staggering, even frighten-
ing to her. TO think Of person
who could literally order any
thing he or she wanted without
counting the cost.
The plane took off easily and
rose towards a blue cloudless sky
After the first sinking sensa-
llOn nad passed, June decided
she was going to enjoy her ride
They were flying over the island
and it's purple hilltops. AS she
sat beside Peter peering down
she had feeling that everything
that had happened down there
recently was very small Small
and almost insignificant, which
was odd and not reasonable. But
sailing here, far above Karpeti,
feeling one had but 10 reach up
and touch the sky, she felt almost
impersonal towards everybody
Even Ashley? She didn't ask
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practical experiments in living.
Her glasses fell off and got
broken that time we crashed
near Woods hut Do you know,
l think that was symbolical.
did she need to wear
glasses ?"
mot all the time. She used them
for reading and never bothered
to take them off She was
almost imprisoned behind them, l
often felt, at least her soul was.
But when they fell off and broke
the moment she hit Karpeti. liter
ally, she became a free soul"
"Humph," she C o m m e d.
There have been times when
I've thought she rather overdid
the free soul stunt"
He laughed again and she was
a little surprised that he wasn't
annoyed at her remarks about
Sandra. Was he still as much
in love with her? She found
this question an engrossing one
and it occupied her mind until
they arrived at the flying field.
The plane was ready and the
mechanic and his assistant had
the engine warmed up A silver
plane with it's wings glittering in
the sunlight A small cabin
luxury plane, the toy of a r1eh
Young man.
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be sadly depleted. I'm afraid"
June went on, digging the knife
in further and twisting il.
But Sandra's new penitent
mood wouldn't quite stand for
that.
She said with a return Of her
former spirit: I'm that case,
there's no need for me to leave.
Perhaps we could form a club.
The women who have made fools
of themselves over Ashley Wood"
June thought with misery and
bitterness that she could qualify
as president of such a club, but
she said nothing aloud.
The pause dragged. Sandra's
defiance went and the wretched-
ness overcame her again II am
still sorry it happened. she
offered quietly. And / am trying
to wish that you and Ashley will
be happy"
There was an honesty about
that latter remark that touched
June. Thank you" she said,
and added, her lips twisting faint
ly: Then you're not expecting
anything to happen to prevent
my marrying Ashley on Sum-
day."
What could happen?"
I'm asking you
Ashley told me he would never
marry me-" Sandra said slowly.
Il see. When did he tell you
that -
He told me that the night
Sir Hugo announced your en-
gagement."
June's face whitened slowly.
Did that hurt your pride ?"
Not my pride Sandra said
There was another pause. I'VE
seem in danger of taking down
our back hair" June suggested.
And I'd prefer we didn't-at
least if we are both to live out
here"
II shan't be living out here.
Not after Father aries
Felicite"
"Oh, she's going TO marry
him ?" June remarked with a GER
tain show OF interest.
Yes I'm. I'm pleased"
You seem TO have a great deal