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Evening star., 1942-04-19

interest in and knowledge of others
which has resulted in an entirely
different tone to the organization.
II such a close fellowship Is pro-
duced In the NJ. 8. M. Z. much good
may accrue therefrom.
So that visitors may know where
to meet other model rails. notice OF
these weekly get-to-gethers will be
carried regularly in this column.
Although the work OF removing
the layouts from Union Station has
already begun. much remains to be
done. Until this Is completed no
other meetings will be held. In
the meantime the members are
spending all spare time on the de-
molition.
With the Washington National
Hobby Show opening this week word
has Just been received that certain
days have been set aside for special
events among the exhibiting clubs.
Next Sunday will be race car day"
the following Tuesday railroad
day" and Sunday, May 3. viii be
power boat day"
The Annapolis Miniature Race
Car Association will be host to
"spindizzies" from several other
cities on race car day and special
series of races will be run for the
show trophy. Regular races will be
run twice daily throughout the
show, afternoon and evening.
Host on railroad day will be the
Metropolitan Society of Model En-
gineers. Railroad models entered
will be judged and prizes awarded
that evening.
Power boat day will feature an
invitation regatta sponsored by the
Washington Miniature Power Boat
Club with about 80 boats entered.
A tank will be set up and boats
will be run every day throughout
the show.
Amateur model builders are in
vited to exhibit in the show. De-
tails are available from Washington
National Hobby Show, Inc. 702 H
street NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Games OF the national tourney
will be featured later.
Chess Problem No. l1S.
By D. wAsMANN. eirca 1873.
BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Aa~Aau

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
Monday.
Pipers' Guild, Y. w. c. A, Sew
enteenth and X streets NV, 8 pm.
Capitol Model Aeroneers, South
east Library, Seventh and D streets
Sc, 7:30 pm.
Friday.
Washington National Hobby, Riv-
erside Stadium, Twenty-sixth and
D streets NV. Open every day
through May 8, to IL pm.
Saturday.
Washington Radio Club, 1924 Six
teenth street NV, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

The Victor Smith Trophy, one of
the major prizes of the post-season
series of the National Press Club,
was won at the game on Monday
night by C. E. Stewart and Everett
Watkins. Mrs. M. II. Dalberg and
Miss June Rosenhaupt were second.
Mr.. Stewart has thus won the first
two of the major trophies OF ths
club. A week before, playing with
Mrs. Paul E. Golden. he captured
the John H. Edwards prize. To-
morrow night the bridge group of
the club will contest for the Ely
Culbertson Cup in a team of four
game.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

WHIT MEN.
white 10 Play and Compel Black 10 Mate
Him In Six Moves.
Problem acknowledgements toward The
Star Honor chess certificate: william c.
Nelson. Allen A. jenkins. N. L. Jacobson,
Joseph I, Hall Joseph J; feser. Branson
Blake, Julius RoSenwald. II; Gerald stan
ley Thomas, Gerald Steinbers and Charles
]. Berner.
Federal Chess Club is featuring
Donald M. Mugridge, lightning
chess" champion of the District,
Tuesday, at 1880 pm, In its club
room at 2437 Fifteenth street NV,
in a 20-board simultaneous exhibi-
ton open to the public. Archives
Club Is co-sponsor of the event.
Standings in the recent rapid
transit Federal tourney are:
Evening star., 1942-04-19

John Rast. interhish champion. won
In the B-title tourney out Of 81
original entrants still compete, namely:
Stillwen, Korvick. Solot, Rast. Hogan.
Steinberg and Bron1n.
Anton Y. Hesse will direct the
second End-Gsme tourney. booked
by the Washington Chess Divan for
Wednesday, 8 pm, Hotel Parkside,
the public being welcome. This time
each player will play both sides of
each ending, thus truly testing out
the selected even" games of great
world masters.
Josiah Du Bois, erstwhile half
State New Jersey chess champion,
encountered 40 players. exhibition
style, last Wednesday at the Divan
clubroom, to garner 10 wins, 5
draws and only 5 losses. The in
dividual scoring follows:
Evening star., 1942-04-19
STAMPS AND COINS.

AIRPORT DEDICATION COVERS. LE-
moore Army Flyins school. Lemoore, Calf q,
Aprn S6th. with attractive cachet. Send
lSc for each cover desired to Chamber of
Commerce Lemoore, Calf. Hurry Hurry,
Evening star., 1942-04-19
Giuoeo Piano.

Oscar Shapiro IL former City of Boston
chess champion, also sometime Massa-
ehusetts State chess titlist. Here he aids
Uncle Sam.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Edmund Nash won tn. pIayon
Evening star., 1942-04-19

This is the beginning of the
thirsty season for dogs. Have
heart. See that your dog has q
regular supply OF pure, cool water
in a clean dish. You'd be sur
prised at how much more he loves
you when he isn't suffering from
thirst.
Evening star., 1942-04-19

According 10 compilation re-
ported in the Yellow Book edition of
the Stamp Specialist. published by
II L. Lindquist. at least $500, 900
school children In the United States
collect stamps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

One OF the many stage and screen
stars doing their bit for the Unit
ed States war effort under direc-
ton OF the American Theater
Wing War Production committee
is Vera Zorina, movie and stage
dancing star, seen here doing her
stint as an elevator operator.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Patient In First Aid Unit
Insists He Did Not Die

NEW oRLEANS-INS-Irving B.
Cohen has been busy recently try
ing to convince fellow Orlean-
ians that he is not dead.
The subject OF a first aid class In
a neishborhood school Cohen twist
ed his back and tainted after receiy-
ing artificial respiration. Efforts OF
students revived him, but officers in
charge OF the class called an am.
buls e and had him removed to a
hospital for professional treatment.
Rain was falling on the arrival of
the ambulance and victim Cohen
was carried out bv attendants with
sheet pulled over his head. A
crowd had gathered and the word
was nosed around the mans dead
thew killed him in the first aid
class"
From his hospital bed. Cohen. a
certified public accountant. joked
about his death" The fault was
all mine" he said in praising the
conduct Of the officers in charge Of
the class. And for heavens sake
please let those people know I'm
alive"
He would gladly be the victim
again. he said. II nv doctor will
allow IL"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

Having attained her 2ist birth
day. Mrs Brenda Frazier Kelly.
above, once the nations No. 1
cafe society glamor girl" inher-
its 81 .40O, 900 in cash and the in
come from 81 10000 from the
estate OF her late grandmother.
Mrs. Clara Dun Frazier.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Bond Selling Campaign to
Begin In New York June ID

NEW YORK-UP-The greatest
local Embarrassing drive ever staged
will be inaugurated here Flag Day.
June IA. when the Greater New
York War Bond Pledge Campaign
gets under way.
This metropolis OF $500 900 Is
expected to buy $1,000 900, 900 worth
of War Bonds and Stamps annual
ly, or nearly 16 per cent 81 the ma
tional goal OF s12. 100000, 900.
The campaign will continue for
eleven days. during which 100000
volunteer workers will call on each
family in the five boroughs OF New
York City, asking them TO pledge
the regular purchase OF War Bonds
or Stamps. Known as Minute Men, -
the volunteers will first be sold"
10 the public through letters ex-
planning the purpose of their visit.
No coercion will be involved in
the campaign. and no bonds will be
sold by the volunteers, but the num-
Der of pledge cards they obtain will
give the Treasury Department valu-
able information on the extent Of
voluntary and systematic coopera-
tin II may expect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Air Cadets Get lioneSS
Cub As Mascot, Rides Jeep

MAXWELL FIELD. Ala.-INS-
Members OF the S3rd School squad
ron. stationed at Maxwell Field near
Montgomery. Ala. are mighty proud
of their new mascot but they dom:
have the faintest idea what they are
going to do with 1t when it grows
up"
The mascot Is a two month old
lioness, sent to 1t. Robert s. Regis
ter by the Pueblo. Col. Zoo. as y
Gift to Maxwell Field. and named
Patsy"
The young lady favorite pas.
time is riding on the hood of a jeep.
At present the "pastime" is OK,
say the men. but in the not too-dis-
tant-future when Patsy is a full
grown lioness-
Well. the ieeps are tough little
mac ines but II full grown lioness
decides to riie-there won't be
much room for anyone else.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Rural Events

TODAY
Willis
Mrs. Joseph Parker, Whitaker,
will speak at the Women's Society
meeting OF the Willis Methodist
Church, $50 p. m.
JUNE II
London
w. s. c. S. to meet at home of
Mrs. Walter L. Heidi.
Prayer meeting in the evening
at the church.
East YpsllantI
Spencer Club will meet with Mrs.
Mary Holloway.
JUNE ~
Willis
Children's Day exercises at
Methodist Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Plane Spotter, rs, Wins
Praise OF Gen. J. K. Cannon

FRACKVILLE. Pa.-UP-Keen
eyed 75-year-old James Ferguson
has the distinction o: receiving a
personal letter from Brig. Gen. ].
X. Cannon. of the First intercept
tor Command, praisins him for his
devotion to duty here as a plane
spotter
Ferguson, who retired from duty
as a trainman in 1887 after IS years
OF service, is credited with having
manned the Frackville Observation
Post at least six hours a day and
seven days a week since the warn
ing tower was constructed several
months ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Two Dozen Fish Horns to
Sound Air Raid Warnings

AUBURN, Me-UP-After ex-
haustive tests, this city's commit
tee on civilian defense purchased
two dozen FISH horns and placed
them strategically to warn OF pos
sible air raids.
Committee members claim these
horns make more noise than me-
chanical types.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
Eastern Man Swings Mean
Golf Club, HospitaIized

BlNGHAMTON. n. Y.-UP-Golf
may be body-builder. but Nathan
W. Hankin has right to be skep-
teal.
Hankin took a tremendous swing
at the ball on local course. The
result; torn ligaments in his leg
and several dislocated cartilsges.
The doctor said Hankin would hob
Die on clutches for six weeks after
he got out of the hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
War Workers Travel In
Idle Ohio School Buses

COLUMBUS. O.-UP Numerous
Ohio school buses ordinarily idle
during the summer school vacation
period. now are transporting work
ers from their homes TO war plants.
The plan has been approved by
the Ohio Public Utilities Commits
sion. transportation control agent
in the state.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
"Gin Marriage" Law May
Be Repealed In California

OAKLAND. Cal.-UP-The war
may end California's Gin mar
rage law requiring three days
notice OF intention to wed.
So many soldiers and sailors are
prevented from getting married
before their departure to war zones
that the State County Clerks AssJ
citation has asked its repeal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10
BUY 5LAckoUT KITS

Detroit. June l0--lNS-Purchas 80
OF 1000 sets OF blackout kits for
use during emergencies by the de
partment Of motor transport was
approved today by Common Coun-
ell. Each set is comprised Of var
ious lenses with narrow Sits 10
fit all vehicle lights.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

Bepole\
Closing program for Begole Sun
day School, 10:45 a. m. Dinner
following OF 1890.
Salem
Children's Day program at Fed
Grated Church, 10: 80 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-10

Joseph Anich Of Indiana Harbor'
Ind. according to police, has con-
fessed Staying Miss Anna Anich'
%. his niece. because she wouldn't
60 steady with one fellow but ran
around with several" Miss Anich
was brought to this country two
years ago. a refugee from Yugo-
slavia, by her uncle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Vital New Jobs
Only TO Get OK
TImes stan Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 20.-Requisi-
'tions for new employees in state
departments other than defense,
health or public safety, will be
fatty rejected for the duration,
Civil Service Director Thomas j.
Wilson said today.
Probably as a result Of Auditor
General Vernon J. Browns report
that state pay rolls scared TO an
all-time high of $3O,OOO,0O0 last
year, Wilson said all activities
will be curtailed during the pres
ent year.
Be- A survey of the liquor control
commission which Wilson will
complete this week, will recon-
mend the dismissal of numerous
I~deadwood- employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

&, $40. THANK YOU. I'm just
~ looking" young Mrs.
Andrew Carr told the saleSclerk
firmly, turning away from the
brown smoking Jacket that
would match Andrew 5 eyes 50
perfectly.
Mrs. Andrew Carr was shop
ping for a birthday present.
birthday present she was de-
ternined not 20 buy Young Mrs
Carr-Bahs 10 Andrew and her
friends-had only been married
Two years. She loved her clever
young husband very much. She
could not refrain from the pleasure
OF look.ng tor elits- that wouic
please HIM. But this year she had
resolved not 10 buy hln anything
Last week had been her birth
day-and Andrew had completely
forgotten u. She tried not 10 re-
member the recurring hopes and
disappointnenis Of that Thursday
and she kept on living through
them all over again.
The morning Of her birthday
Andrew had kissed her Cood-by
lightly. He smiled his quick, en-
eaging smile that usually repaid
her for the hours he did not seem
10 know she was around From
the car. he waved a gay and casual
farewell.
Babs had turned foTlornly back
into her pretty home. She re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Four years later too late.
Scientists say hair can never be
regrown on this type Of badness
but the hair could have been saved
IL il had been properly treated in
time. Now our young friend must
70 through life with an ugly bald
ness which is such a serious draw
back in his social and business
worlds. Don't YOU make the
same mistake. II you are losing
your hair. come in NOW before
IL is too late. George {. Dates &
Associates Offices are at suite
4o3-S, ll45 Griswold St, S. w
cor. State & Griswold SITS. lover
Ryl's.) Cherry 1922 Hours 10
A. M. 20 $50 p. M; Saturdays 70
SIP. M. Out-of-town readers write
for frss Scalp Analysis Chart ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
George c. Dates Says
1t CAN Happen
to You, Too!

This young man has fine head
OF hair and he is sure he will
never be bald. Yet badness is
rapidly approaching, for mis- itch
ing. dandruf laden scalp is she'd
ding too much hair every day.
Right NOW the pleasant, low cost
Dates treatment could remove his
Dandruff. stop itching and check
the hair-fall, thereby saving his
fine head of hair. He would need
very little treatment if he started
NOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

24--Rub out.
2s-Scattered around.
3i--1ce crystals.
32-Also.
33-Free.
az taSteu
3s--Weapons
3s-Doorvay tops
I-Root vegetables.
"a Charles Lambs penname.
a. Consume.
46--Changes.
5o-whs' French painter and eneraver
Illustrated Dantes Inferno
53-Nslue.
55-necay
rs Foo'less animal.
81 Sanitation.
se=Anfic
50 Evergreen trees
60-Irsane
Mountain IN Greece
VERTICAL
Toward he sheltered side.
Come ashore.
4-HaN an en-.
6-Adhestye mixture
q Paddle.
Gaelic.
s-Steps
p-saior.
iO..fnit ~ work
1i.-Cows call
rs Enough Cpoet1
- Exist
= chinese measure
- Ancient Roman magistrate
25-Foker STAKE
2s-Snirch
If-Fenale sheep
Pieree with pointed weapon
3o-Hha, d. IN. capital o, ITALY,
q Enisrged,
aI-Horses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

A year later the hair has receded
at the temples and our young man
10 really worried. He frantically
douses his hair with cure-all To-
tons which only make his scalp
condition worse. A free, private
consultation with George c. Dates
& Associates would show him he
could still save his hair and avoid
badness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
TAXES SELF-CONTROL

\ Just the same il was punish
ment 10 stick 10 her resolution
I There were 50 many fascinating
'CadCctS Andrew would love. II
took self-control not To nuy him
the smoking Jacket. His base
n3ent4 workshop did need another
bcnCh-and there was such a bar
gain in benches in the implanted
furniture section. In the book
department she saw a treatise ON
cleCtronS by an author Andrew
often m entioned admringly.
Everywhere she went, she seemed
10 see gifts she wanted TO buy
Andrew.
On his birthday, she woke hours
too early. II took painful self-dis-
clpline 10 keep from wishing him
happiness. If Andrew was hurt,
he did not show it. Anyhow Babs
was feeling too uncomfortable
herself 10 notice very much. He
kissed her good-by lightly. Gay
and cheerful as ever, he waved a
casual farewell from the car.
For a moment she wanted to run
out and call him back for his
birthday kiss. If anything hap
Ipened 10 him today, she'd never
forgive herself. Heroically she
did not let herself think how
simple it would he to telephone
HIM happy birthday.
Careful planning enabled her 10
have a dinner of left overs. stew
from the lamb roast, yesterdays
string beans in a cream sauce.
With some stale bread, she made
bread pudding. She kept on a
house dress she had worn all day
With great self-control she oc-
cupied herself in the kitchen when
she heard his key in the door.
Just 10 make it natural, she hur-
ried out and gave him a glancing
kiss before she rushed back to
the stove.
SHE SWITCHES DATES
The dinner was a little late,
Andrew was already at the table
when she brought in the stew. AS
she took her own place. she
realized that there were packages,
wrapped clumsily in tissue paper
before her plate. Across the
table, Andrew was grinning his
most engaging grin.
:, Bewildered, she opened them
and discovered an electric clock
THAT showed the date, several gad-
gets she did not UNDERSTANDING
a bottle of perfume, too!
Happy birthday" Andrew
shouted triumphantly.
But Andrew -" she pro-.
tested.
Tears of remorse filled her eyes
and through the film she saw
Andrew grinning. Suddenly she
saw that Andrew was ever
smarter than she thought. HI
couldn't-he simply couldn't have
forgotten his own birthday! He
was mixing the dates on purpose
10 get away with forgetting hers
In a flash of inspiration, she de-
cided to be clever, too. Slipping
from her chair, she ran around
the table and seated herself on his
knee.
"Why you absent-minded dar-
ling, you shouldn't be giving me
presents" she told him between
kisses. To-day isn't my birthday
-. it's yours"
"Oh, gosh, so II is" Andrew
, snapped his fingers in eXagger-
ated chagrin.
Its sweet idea. like It,"
BabS enthuSed. Then she plunged
him into utter confusion and
solved the problem of forgotten
birthdays once for all. Nimbly,
brazenly. switching days even
more cleverly than her husband,
4 she promised, $50 when my
birthday comes--next Thursday,
I'm going TO give presents to
you."
THE END.
TOmorrOW's short story:
"Eathpr and Son. nv Dorothy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

minded herself that she had a very
clever husband Al IS, he was al
ready an important figure in
electrical research. Naturally such
a brilliant young man couldn't be
expected TO remember birthdays
when he was rushing off TO work.
OF course. she had told herself.
he would think of IT before the day
was over. No doubt he would rush
oui az lunch time and buy her a
Gift She had smiled with tender
indulgence al his masculine idea
Of what she would like. Instead of
perfume or lingerie. he'd probably
bring home some remarkable CAD
gei -tiat looked up telephone num-
berS at the pressure of a button,
Or maybe u would be an amazing
electrical clock that told the day
Of the week and month and year.
She wondered If there were calen-
dar clocks that mentioned a wifc'S
birthday Maybe she could find
one 10 give Andrew when his ami
VerSary came around next week.
The very idea set her laughing
until she had laughed herself into
good humor and the conviction
that he would certainly bring
home d gift that night.
Chuckllng, she planned a dinner
party 10 celebrate the surprise
Andrew would bring. Those bread
sticks made Of flour and cheese
would be delicious with cocktails
for two. She baked a cake, but
decided 10 be adult and not buy
candies for u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

ERE pleasant little that will give
day 1t numerical puzzle designed TO spell
Count letters first the number
subtract the number Is less than
add The number Start at the left
hand check OF
numbers left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give I-2O
wna,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
Daily ShOTf Story
forgotten Birthdays

He never mentioned his work
Ionce-but neither did he mention
his oversight about the day that
she was born. He was Andrew.
She forGave him-and loved him
very much. But she saw plainly
that unless she gave him an object
lesson. she would grow old with
out birthdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

39--At the battle ~ what river did
Nelson defeat the French fleet in
1882
fo-Make an edging
42-Symhol for samaritan.
4j--Publc vehicle.
47-Goddess ~ discord
4S-SlendCr bars.
4g-Portico.
5O--What American turist was justice ~
the Supreme Court from ie03-l9227
bl-Open tppeD.
52-Tier
5t-Topaz humming bird
5S-Accomplish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20

Three years later =. his fine head
Of hair is nearly gone but it is not
too late to save what remains. Sci
entific treatment by George c.
Dates & Associates can still help
him. Many clients say Dates
treatment helped them after all
other methods failed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-20
HER BEST CHINA

Her wedding silver didn't need
polishing, but in her eXuberance,
she shlned II, too She laid out
her best company china and
bought flowers for a Centerpiece.
She scarcely noticed that Andrew
did not telephone TO apologize and
wish her happiness.
Her dinner was ready. Just be-
fore 6, she slipped into her gor-
'geous blue and gold hostess gown
that Andrew always seemed 10
think was something new. With
a welcoming smile, she opened the
door before Andrew had time to
take out his key.
Marvellous" she said brightly.
Telling herself Andrew was
keeping her surprise till later, she
led him TO the festive dining room
He did not seem TO see the flowers
the company china, or the fes-
tivity. Talking enthusiastically
about wires and electrons anc
tensions, he ate the jellied soup
the squad, the exotic salad. They
might have been ham and eggs
Babs felt her happiness willing
Over their coffee. he finally senseC
tenseness in the atmosphere.
Anything wrong?" he de-
manded.
"Oh no. I'm just little
tired from cooking"
GRAND CAFE DINNER
at Is a lot of work for moth
ing. Cooking a meal just TO be
eaten" he synpathiZed heartily,
ignoring all her extra efforts TO
make this special feat: ITO
morrow night meet me down.
town and well have grand
restaurant dinner for a change"
To top it all. he insisted she
leave the dishes right there on the
table--as if she woodland &C
upstairs and get a good night:
rest. He had to do some drafting
| in his workshop anyhow. Whistline
cheprfully, he went down 10 his
tO6SClilSlll WI hSllOpi blloSlhily III
aware of her fury as she washed
and wiped every single, unappre-
ciated dish.
Afterwards there was nothing
else for her to do but so TO bed
AS she lay there in the darkness
she decided 10 be objective. She
was glad he had mistaken her
silent fury for WEAKNESS. She was
glad she had not reproached him
openly-as a stupid wife would do
mo, she would be clever. Next
week on his birthday, she would
completely forget IT. too. Their
maybe he would understand how
she felt when he forgot hers sc
cheerfully.
During their outing the next
evening, Andrew was all that any
woman could demand Of a hus
band, gay. attentive. charming. in
sisting they take in theater, too