Evening star., 1942-02-08
Bv Mary.Carfer Robert

detail used reading The
have not yet read What variations the Institution
the Nad imagination has devised
Domination to o
tells his field with the
Reich extends to the question whether
the citizen zen may nay mar marry or and may the me- person d VINO whom NE
It extends to the question
and what h them n, and how he may bring M p
from home week how long
who president and Of his chess club and what kind OF
funny paper he may read 80
whether his kites whether his
daughters should have their hair bobOed pgta what KIND
Of his own family The party asserts the tight challenge
in ing 'i life and at amy time after death
And soldiers die the party asserts tn
which they be laid out ana
kind of tombstones they have over their graves
could be multi
Cites Laws Governing Domestic Relations
Mr. Deuel. adds however specifically the citizen
freedom he talks to himself where no one can possibly hear hear
describes the laws which cover all these points and their pp
cation.
couples wanting marry scientifically
ned information on such points as their @ ens @ ] Char
acteris Of which characteristics are OF an even more nma
the matrimonial scale .ts four 1.n asssn s
those m 1.-The Naz those fit to marry o sne same ha mrs
marry after the said had been duly sled and
ss @ hs oa5 require
be their ysm at % in ts s W
Sloek and every that
Mr. n s sn
o 'on 9n sn or to to Rotary
g Th ct sss. sn m fnny too
dicate writing always with urDane detachment makes
nos that @ @ hs
Ts o1 & sh hst the wage the
eo es c c hs Sa Sss @ s an
would they not but they % make aass @ h by s n 5 ha
no ia hps @ That m W see pe
n1 to Ss hOv o1o can % Oe h Gs His
probably
Return to the Future
1iette e syu C. X Naesetn Hired A. Knop Net0
When the Germans invaded Norway Nine undse @ has % couny M
with her She decided that they shouo @
station pulled rd The e es h
Nine undset in Finnish Pres
s @ % qsa e nto
censorship April the Germans at the gates of the town. and
against Fs, a cs5 sna had aeBs e
Moreover in the habit @ Of taking
oSeps oSeT the rado telling the like
and % many s h e @ only bag and no money
hundred borrowed from her After % Ha0n us
decided to America Am by way aus h and o1e hs %
Japan. .-.,u,s .na a,r,,esd ~ ,t surface
but PLAINLY deriving from despole
and % n s s hatred h ss and
nature On One her ia fallen dsa s so M
Her died fighting operating MS
place said his comrade we counted
along the country road deao
and you?" To which Nine
Unde wods-'1t IS"
that Europe for long time to come mas
in America she says that there
q, ss aos mnS sS soSn % today there any
p Her impressions draoness and extreme
toward creation
tradition of nalVey
She describes
she Travelled
that they stuck to her sleeves She
but before long reminded
OF oatarianism
turned her face toward America
eoom gooo nle
q noble piece OF writing
Invitation to Dance
By Walter Terry. A. S. Barnes & Co., Ne1 York.
Mr. Terry Herald Tribune has written
Of the dance IN America 1t is little
American art form, is OF
development from the npa-
on of and previous to her he says there was lack
dancing
of dependable quality AS he puts 1t:
peaks in America The hrs came shortly
ballet
The second with The Black CROOK
third did not arrive until the coming OF
ballet in the making ~
dancing points
life dancer abroad while Ruth
Furthermore
the modern baletHumphre Graham
this dancing by saying that In It's
early period with tradition complete to
dancing itself 1t has passed through that
with systems
Of movement which 1t has developed
designed to help the who wants to
negent It Is well done for the