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Evening star., 1942-05-21
Spoldinq Executive Dies

NEW YORK, May 81 (P).-John
Doyle. II, vice president of A. G.
Spalding sporting goods house and
for many years in charge of COM
piling various athletic guides, died
today after an illness of two weeks.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Uarn nf ThankH

DORSEY. MARIE NJ. The family Of
the late MARIE M. DORSEY wish to ex-
press their sincere gratitude to all those
whose kind expressions OF sympathy and
Beautiful floral tributes were sent at the
recent death of q beloved wife. mother
caughter and sister.
Evening star., 1942-05-21

the Districts 1943 budget an in
crease in appropriation for visiting
teachers to instruct physically han
dicapped children here.
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paftserihiff ,0rai Spec
tpir> actcbcit

Montspibeo. Sis urueapiifye Re-
gierlng crteilte elmer Yriputfirma
8enebnlisltng sur Sabung oes oeut-
ihen Ganseridiffes r8raf Spec"
pom @ooen bes Ylata, Inn Sen
Stabl oes Subr5ei,gs periperten 81
fonnen. Ser y8raf spec" lit INNER
mebr in sen St,lamm bes sSluBbetts
orrli,nfen, ieit er am II. Iaaenlber
1889 ppn Ser eigenen MfnnnIdaft
rerIenft tuuroe, nad)Oem er einen
&amrf gegen britiIdl. Ginbeiten oer-
loren bate. Ser St.rbau lpuroe Dor
einem Sabre ihon entirent.
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AippeOrcii,c Gteater
rSeclanb" beainnt Samstas, Ben
"a. Cftuber.

Ger 20. Century ;or lultiee Mil.
iiffilm nScelano" maht ieinen Te.
but i'm Siptoorome 5beater am nGh.
item Samstag, sen "a. Sftpbar, mil
Sonia Ssnie in Ser 5itelrolle, Sic
nod beiier gis IGnft lpie lie porber
in Silnen oSer anrsren Goritelun-
gen. llntsrlt%%tt miro lie BON Sobn
Hapne, ser in iainer Il. g. Marine
aorporal Uniform prdd)tig ausiiebt.
sluBer oieien 5lpei treten nod o:rf
Safie SterIin9 Salloipap, sselir
greiiaro, 6rib Gelo, Ola Maailen
Soan Werria. Gin iuihtiger Seil
bonn Silfn lit bie Wtlliif oa5u bon
Camp &ape u,ro ieinem Srf)eiter.
1ies lit Elm Slim, oen tie iebsn
miiiicn. Die Sieber oa5ut itanunen
BON Mad 8oroon uno Sarrp 0ar-
rem. Gs iiro: vDou Can't Sat go
SO u Soloier", r9ooar's 9not"
,2et"s Bring @lorp to Slb 8lorp"
II. a. mebr.
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GeloartiIlerie @egiment, 81. Oibi.
iion ser Mmerifaniihen neberIeefr6f.
te. Nihter Orr lit Wnter ron orei
Sobnen uno elmer Tohter;; fennt
olio Die Grobleme Ser Sueet,o unS
mar INNER iebr intereiiiert an ser.
ielben. Sauienbe bon &naben fennen
Gifter Orr unb feline Mrbeit als
MitgIieo ocr grefutipbeboroe ser
Bon iSrouts bon glmerifa. gr
glautt in Grauifuns fir aIle Mes.
iden. Gr mar Mitelieo oes Metro-
politnn Earf Boards llno bat mitge-
bolfen Sic Glepelanoer nit ib6nen
EartMllasen 81 berieben.
Michter Orr lit Elm Siibrer aeipe-
len inter oen Mntpdlten, er mar
1886 ErGiioent Ser Glepelano Nm
fpaltsfamer uno nlle Mntpdlte Itin-
men oarln iiberein, OaB Eid)ter Orr
ole ltotiecn Sabiedsiten beiist fir
Hifteramt. Gr lit elm lmrarteiiiher
GonoiSot Inn iein eigener gtabfol-
ger 5u lueroen Cine Gimme fir ibn
anl 3. Nopenlber lit cine Gimme fiir
Sen rehten Wann.
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8iester
Rarriiet, -. G,pii,e
@iq eisner Nadfolser iein.

Common YIeafe Mifter &urriion
%. G4ping eroifnet o:eie @ofe ieine
Observation-Disclosures nad)oem er
ton cngliid)en 3eitungen, .Plain
0ealer" uno .GlepslanS Nelps" IN
ooliiert lpurse.
Ser rYlain Isaler" erfldrts in
einem itarfen 9eitartifel: .&ihter
G1uing bat iein 2ebenslauf Dem
Stipsium uno Auslesen Der @eiese
eetriomet. gr bat iid i1nmer ben,iibt,
.iein @iiien au ertpeitern uno feline
llrteile tparen A,nparteiiib. Ger
n@Iain 2ealer" empfieblt oie @ie,
oertpabl ton Gmine iebr tart"
Die .Glerslanb geesps" iaste
.Gifter gsuine lit elmer Der beften
+9aifter, oie lie oieiem gountp uno Der
.Staet geoient baben. Gs iif feline
Jrage be5iglid) &idter gming' 3
lleberlegenbeit."
Gr lit elm 8eternn nit II Sabre
0ienit3eit als Common Yleale @ih.
ter. 1925 tparce er eriidnnt uno ipie.
oersetudbIt in 1880 uno 1886.
Che er Mifter tpuroe, praftiaierte
er Medte fir 26 Satire. @eboren in
Mabonnp County i'm Sabre 1874
gr lebt ieit 1880 in Gleoelanb, db'
|iolpierte oie Central &ohid)ule uni
Weitern 3eierpe @edtsiduIe. Ct ii
| Elm gutter Midter eetpeien unb per
oient sic Wieoernabl.
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Ean>ct fritiiicrt Sic
Aeeiepelt 1ocrtralt,utp

Hih &ia, Wio. Sn elmer rep,i-
blifaniiden Geriammll,ng erfldrte
Mlf We. 2anbon, ser repubIifanilfe
Observation-Disclosures bon 1886,
Dos Nep Geal bebanoele 5en &rie9
vipie Elm glorifi5iartes @YM -Ero-
left" Cine frieblife Mepublif mag
i'm anfang zines ariegas sssbler
MAIDEN, fllbr er fort. Dies jes
ooh lit ser 10. &riegsnlonat. NiGts
3eritort bie Iii5ipIin zines Tolfes
ic5nelsr, aIs oiaia mibariprehenoen
Grflarungan. @enn bie &egierl,na
nid)t plant, fann nientano planen."
Safbon iagte, 0ortfiibrer ser slb~
nlinitration eiiban HrdIioant &ooie-
oelt arebit oafiir, oaB er oieien arieg
Uora,ls1eleben tahs. ,Sb:robl er
abIollt Cen gescntpiligsn Ginorud
beim anlerifaniihen Golfe pabrenb
ieiner &onlpa9na 1910 er.rugte",
iaate 21noon. yWenn er i'm noralls-
asiaben bat, mlB er isbt alld) Die
Sdulo tragen, 0as er alns riht befs
Ier porbereitet bat. Der Nr1lioent
bate Sen Iorteil. Dab ibm sic Gldne
uno Stltoisn oes &riegsinoultrie.
aliltss uuter Wooorpn Wilion Dor.
lagen. Tennph bat er lie ignoriert
uno MIR einige oaoon angcnommen
,lnter Gem Srud bered)tigter, offent-
Iifar Gn!riiitl,rg eariibar, baB oas
Stem Gal belt &riag ais Elm slorif:-
siertes @Y9l Yroieft babanoelt"
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SunBrektitanst Dpih ~. Diitritt
indjt WiebertpabI.

&ongrebmann Grances g. Bolton
lam bon Maitington, Tim bor bs1t
Mitglieoerit Der Gupaboga Goutttp
2eacle Of @o,nen goters ano @om-
en- Of tie Gitp Club am Yfitttpoh
cine Neoe su bulten.
sSraii goIten tpnrfe an ISteIle III
| r.s psritortenen @atten III ben aon.
sref, bcrlfsn ino Dor a>pei Sabren
In oeniel5en er.pdbIt. sic bat einen
eilten @esoro eeidufien. 8or Dem
Gintritt :irisres Qanbes in Sen &rieg
but tie nit iiberraiden0er 6urdt-
loitsfcit gegan ben aries gearbeitet,
mas man elmer Whitter gar nibt per-
benfen farn, obtpobl bie Bolton So
Mile toiele a~sbtige @orfampier III
ilbrer Gamilie Sdblt.
NadJSoi,t aber Mmenifa 0urh Sen
Mnariff ser Sapaner in Ben arieg
binsirae3oaen tuuroe, bat iie tpie cine
quite amarifanerin fir bie n0tigen
@eietoorlasen geitimmt.
Sic iagte, Sieg lit uniere erite
9llrgel.gsnbeit. Mmerifa unb ieine
3erbiinoetrn miiiien einen entidei.
oeroen Sies erringen. llnoulc'amfeit
ino ielbitiiid,tige Sntereiian miiiien
geritalloieuns uno 3uianmenarbeit
Hlab MAIDEN.
Die gcitneibuns bon nidtfriegs-
tuihtigsn ausgaben lit n0tig. 2abt
uns uniere Stc,eroollar irenoen, nm
Sen 8rieg 81, eetuinnen.
1ppiid,e ameritaniife unterneb-
men, ipe3iea ~aleineeiddfte", ioaten
unternommen unS unterltubt tper.
oen.
ltniere Mannesfroit mub oreani.
iiert ireroen fir bOd,Ite aampffdbies
felt uno &f in Ger Snbuitris.
Hepreientatipe Stegierung mub
e,balten iperoen, has lit es, iporum
mir fGmpfen. Sbr 2ano unb meines
bat grobe @erpflidiung.n Air bie
Siibrerihaft in ser @elt BON NOR
gen. @ir miiil,n ann ,aontrolltiid)
beim fommenbsn 1rieben iiben.
6rau Bolton bat ihon slpei Sobne
in ser Webrn,aft ,,uo Elm oritter
tut falt ebenio ipihtige 9lrbeit. Gr lit
Oarmer a:no rroou3iert 2ebansmit.
tel, meiitens Milf.
1rau ssrancis g. Bolton bat
@ieoeripabl tpobl peroient. Madt
Elm &rmi5 Dor ibren Nanen.
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SantmlmnD fir Gem,eiftNes1 1tric0S 0SfrMte
pctft GctthtmnttY SmnS Il, pcllcnn 6arae

Die @nrntherstgfei 1T auf
Dem Wtarif). Sn iebem Cell bon
Glebelano iinb Taltienbe bon bGlfiih
gciihnten 9uten Mrlerifanern fertig,
|'.bren IeiI oa5u bei3utraeen, Sic S..
100000 fiir Sic ariegstr,lbe unter
Den Muipiaien oes Community Gonb
ou iamnneln. Iie annupaene began
am 10. Sftobar fir oie ltSO.., fiib.
reithe Qriegsbilfe Organization, nnb
100 an0eren lotalen Community
Ja,nb Msenttren.
Sauied,6e BON Glepelanbern fretn-
Ser @eburt ooer slbltammi,ng iin-
Den Die 8riegstrube nnbe ibrem Ser.
gen, neil lie 6arin Die Woglibfeit
ieben, ibren Mnberpanbten ooer at-
bern ACKNOWLEDGMENT Meniten in
odnbern ,tnierer gerbiinoeten 81 BEL
len. ltnter oieien alslGnoiitenSilfs-
agenturen iiiso folgenoe: Huiien @ar
Relief, Greet War Melief, g GbineiiIter
Mar Relief, gritiider Mar Melief,
Iuth War 9feliaf lno 2riegsgsfan-
senenbilfe.
Sebe oieier @ruppen bat betpieicn,
oab iie ibren 9eil beitragen mfrs
Surh ibre Seilnabne an Dem War
gbelt Sulut. Ser nem Gage aif oem
Eublic Sauare gebalten miro. Gor
25 Sabren le9te Glebela1o oen
@rlnoitein su oieien pielen @smein-
oetrl,ten in mebr als 600 Stdoten
oes 2anbes, Inn Silfe 81, brineen at
scr Toppelfront. ser .Seimatfront"
lno r&riegsiront".
Gorlibenoer Ser 0ipiiion q lit 6.
6iiber; ser Snoultrieaen Oipiiion
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berstdbl aIs Common Nfeas Hihter,
ionoern lit altf iett Gihter oes 90
meItic &elation Courts, 60 Grpsent
Der eingereihten alngen oas Com.
mon 9leas 8erihts iino Someitic.
&elation-ssGue
Gr lit Soriiber oes Glepelano
Chapter bcs gotcn arcuses. Sieic
slrbeit allein lit geniigeno INN einen
Mann beId)Gftigt 5u balten.
Hihter Orr lpeiB,. mas Has Note
areuS beoel1tet fir einen Soloaten,
oenn er oiente ielbit i'm letten @elt-
frieg BON 1917 bis 1919 inn 1876.
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3eonbnrb 8. Blaisoeu; ser Metro-
politan Dipilion 9tuiiea g. Tierbat; /;
ser scbnl Gipiiion 1ranf 9. @ilep.
gs ioIlen Oies Ssabr $5 Wfillionen
aitfgsbraht tueroeu, alio $1,559,00
rebr als i'm 8oriabr, ingt General.
porfibenoer @iIis @. Glarf. Tieier
MebrbeSarf iplroe berpurger.,fen
o,trcb Die &riegsbilfe.
0cbt 10 biel lift fDnnt!
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Ajetter Stanley 8. Orr
3fFBf anr @ieScrnahl am 8. Npb


Iie Glcpelano slnpaltsfammer
bnt Common Gleas 3ifter Stanlep
g. Orr .als ibren aanoibaten nit 4
al 1 Stimmen erpGblt uno empfieblt
iornit Sen Wiblern bel Ser Snatpt-
tpnbl am 8. Hopenlber oeiIen @isoer-
fpahl. Iieie @ieSeripahl pnrbe al,f)
bon alien eugliden Sages5eitlmgen
glitgebeiien.
SrgenO cine @abl tpiiroe beiuei-
len, bnB Gihter Stanlep g. Orr Ser
beid1ftigite Wann in Glepelano rno
oieIleift i'm gan5en Noroobio lit. Gr
lit nirbt nur elm &anoioat iiir @ic-
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Hci3' Dcrmrtcil,,fto
fuirS pcrlattot

Wosfan. Ssn elmer rebaftionellsn
@atrahtlng ip:eSerbolt Sic partsi-
amtlihe ~Eraipba" hie isoroerlng
renbliher aldruns oes iS.ahts oes
eben,aligen Observation-Disclosures"
9iltoplf SeB, ser i'm porigan Sabre
iiberraidJenoerweiie nad Gnslano
ilog uno iih iaitbem in britlider
StaatsgefangsniGaft beiinhet.
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- Gin llrteil lGBt iih mioerlegen,
aber nienals elm Gorurteil.
= Nur oerienige lit frei, ser
aIles Inn iib berim frei MAIDEN mill.
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Cns 6nnridlneiAall fnll niii

9as Saaridneiben ioll aud,
fpie0er teurer tperOen. @!r luerben
alio mebr Snore laiien nliiiIen.
- Nir tuiiien, mo- Die @olobarren
iider ueruabrt tperoen. $50 aber lit
oas Golo oes sdmeigens bineera.
teu2
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f,sitise Gete

&ihter: .slnseflaatrr, mo lit Shr
8erteioigcr?"
sd brauh feiren, &trr 3iidjter.
ih bab mir porgenamen. eleidl Die
gan5e @arrbeit 81 Icaep."
Biarrer: .Mber Sepp, tuie sonntet
3br gud 5ur 8eeroieung gurer Jran
10 toa unb poa antrinten?"
Bauer: $50, idauern e, 1err
Bfarrer, nidtern fam i bait sai mel
euoana."
- Sene 2ellte, Oie porgeben, oaB
fie nidts INN @eIb uno Gu tgeben,
legen getpobnlid ben &auptipert aui
4rebit.
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= Weiien gle bei gintduien oar.
uuf bin oab Sic Sic slnaeioe i'm
.8olfsblait" geieisn baben.
Evening star., 1942-01-19

Enough" Livia was another $50
in debt. Most Of the winnings be-
longed to Terry Davidson, who pro-
tested when the Countess said:
"One more"
The Luck Changes.
"All right. just one more!" said
OHara. Livia had the sensation
of drowning in a whirlpool. But
this time she won. O'Hara was de-
lighted.
"okay. that's enough" snapped
Terry, unwillingly yielding his
chips. But O'Hara now insisted
on continuing the game.
your luck has changed" he said
to Livia. I'VE mustn't stop now"
They continued playing for an
other hour. Then O'Hara called a
halt. Livia was now 1910 to the
good. She had a violent headache
I'm going on deck" she told
them, and swiftly mounted the
brass-railed staircase. They were
now anchored of Catalina, and
Livia stared unseeingly at the lights
shining outside the Casino, the
bobbing little boats in the harbor,
and the lamps on the big yachts
She was saved from disgrace, per-
haps arrest. But the expected hap
piness did not materialize. She
shivered in the night air. Livia did
not hear OHara's soft tread behind
DIT Oh Ta1f hi ~ ilI
| around her shoulders.
Don't do that" she said sharply
Don't be silly" he said and kissed
her.
II mean It," she said, twisting
within his strong grasp. He kisseC
her again, then releasing her. II
seemed as though all her nerve.
had been cut, and she would nevel
feel anger, or joy, or happines!
again.
You didn't fool me-" said O'Hara
He grinned at her. That about be
ing a society girl from the East ant
you didn't want a job in movies.
He did not tell her that he hat
investigated her past. No fool wa
OHara. When he went after ,
girl, he knew all about her. Onl
idiots got into trouble with girl.
II can get you job in pictures,
he said, lighting a cigar and speak
ing between puffs. Livia wanted t
slap his complacent face. But in
stead she walked quickly to he
cabin and locked the door. Sh
listened for his footsteps - bu
OHara remained on deck. Their
were many pretty girls in Holly
wood. If you didn't get one. you 60
another.
In the morning Livia rose befor
the others were awake. took he
Evening star., 1942-01-19

yacht they were passing. The wind
bulged the white sails Of their craft,
and they glided smoothly through
the water.
Livia slipped her cocktail and felt
happy for no particular reason-or
perhaps It was just the sea and wind
that made her feel that the world
was hers. II only Bruce was here.
Why had he avoided her these past
weeks?
II feel awful" said Mrs. Rochelle
suddenly. Her husband glared ut
her
"You don't mind the swell?"
OHara came next to Livia.
II love It,"
"A pretty girl like you, Miss
Wayne, should be in pictures. Livia
smiled eagerly. Then remembered
her role.
"Pictures?" she said laughingly.
"Oh, you mean motion pictures"
And now she became very conf
dental. I'D like to, you know-just
for the thrill. But my family won't
hear of it." A flicker of sadness
touched Livia. It was partly true.
Her mother had hated her movie
work. O,Hara watched. her closely.
Not feeling so good7" he said
sympathetically. The Couness nut
tered over her.
"All the women on board feel sick.
Isn't that funny? Me, love it. The
sea can't be too rough for me-" Her
words irritated Livia.
II feel all right" she said-and
surprised f1eeting glance of dislike
in the Countess eyes.
Dinner Is Exquisite.
Dinner was exquisitely served
caviar, champagne, and roast duck
But Livia did not eat much. Her
problem seemed unsurmountable
Money-she must have $3.50 at once
But to ask the Countess for it, now
seemed impossible.
You're very quiet, Veronica" said
O'Hara. Livia looked up suddenly
and saw the Countess send a warn
ing glance to the producer. She die
not understand the warning it con-
tanned, but became suddenly sus-
picious and on her guard. What
we're they Matching? And how die
it concern her?
The Countess was well known fol
her poker parties. They s&netimes
lasted all night. Immediately aftel
dinner she suggested a game.
But I don't play very we'll" OBJ
jected Livia. This was an unex'
pected catastrophe. But she might
win? No. you did not win when Il
was disaster to lose. The Counties!
was scooping the cards into a pile
Il haven't any money with me,
said Livia desperately. The Counties!
dealt the cards and divided th'
red and blue counters each repre-.
senting one dollar and five dollars
"A check will be all right" shs
said. Livia flushed. She was afraic
to look at OrHara. but she knew
he was watching her All right. SHIT
would play. What difference coulc
1t make?
! At 1890 OHara yawned and said
Evening star., 1942-01-19

played heroes in 'B' pictures and
villains in GAS" Bruce had some
times talked of Terry-in disparging
terms.
The yacht was small, but equipped
with the ultimate in comfort and
splendor. The Countess conducted
Livia to her cabin. The built-in
furniture was painted white, the
carpets in the cabins and downstairs
dining room were deep blue and
thick. The two portfolios in Livia's
cabin were open. A strong breeze
ruffled the white mesh curtains and
STIRRED the pale blue cover on the
bed. There was tiny bathroom
attached, bright with white porce-
lain and silvered taps.
And now," said the Countess and
sat on the small bed, where has
Bruce been hiding?"
Was this why she had invited her
on the yacht-Livia wondered-to
get news of Bruce? If she told her
the truth, that she hadn't seen or
heard of Bruce, would the Countess
find an excuse for sending her
| ashore?
Hes been busy-working
Then you haven't seen him
either2" said the Countess shrewdly
"Oh, yes" Livia said. But I've
been pretty busy, too, and" Livis
wondered how much the Countess
knew of her story. But she could
rely on Bruce to keep her secret
She changed the conversation by
inquiring, do we dress for dinner u
The Countess stood up swaying with
the motion of the boat.
NO, not tonight-come on dack
when you're ready. Thereu be
cocktails
Changes TO Stacks.
Livia changed into slacks and 9
sky-Dlue sweater. The Countess hac
provided her with a yachting cap
She put it on and smiled into heI
reflection in the long mirror. Th'
cap emphasized the brightness Of
her hair.
Il wish Bruce could see me" sht
thought But she mustn't think o!
Bruce now. Squaring her slim
shoulders, she went upstairs.
Here, you'd better have a coat,
O'Hara said, "It's getting chilly
He helped her into a thick REFER
His hands stayed carressingly on hel
shoulders. Livia moved gently away
and pretended interest in another
Evening star., 1942-01-19

small suit case, and told the sur
prised captain she must get to the
mainland. He took her there in the
speed boat. She left note for the
countess.
During the wakeful hours In the
early dawn, Livia had decided she
was finished absolutely with movies.
What an all-around fool she had
been! All she wanted now was to see
Bruce and tell him so. He was real.
He was kind. He was q rock against
which she could lean with absolute
safety and security. She wanted to
marry him more than anything
she had ever wanted in the wide
world.
Her excitement mounted as she
entered the courtyard where Bruce
had his bungalow. She saw man
in the little kitchen and cried joy
fully:
Bruce" But it was the Chinese
boy who came to her. MI. Nolan,
| where"
The boy smiled. missy Nolan
he get married Yes. he marry this
| morning-beautiful girl ANY,
thing the matter, Miss Clarkson?"
(Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1942-01-19

was alarmed.
Anything wrong?" she demanded.
"Oh, no." Livia strove to keep the
words casual Il just wanted some
more dresses she said, adding, "Of
course, if you haven't the cash
handy, that's all right
."I haven't" Vera said regretfully,
George needed some money for his
business. He had some bad race
debts and"
Livia put the receiver down slowly.
The telephone rang Immediately.
She started to answer it, then de-
cided not to. 1t might be about
another returned check.
She calculated swiftly. The checks
given out in the past two days
totaled SIS. The $35 overdrawn at
the bank and the weekly bill at the
hotel would total about $3.50. She
telephoned those to whom she had
given checks.
L made a mistake" she told them
all. Il had discontinued that ac-
count. III be sending you another
check today" They were polite and
without suspicion.
But where am I to get the
money!" Livia again asked aloud
Which of her new acquaintances
could afford to lend her $3.50. All. the
Countess Saskia! Livia had seen the
| countess several times lately, and the
countess had always been extremely
polite and pleasant. She was rich
Two hundred and fifty dollars would
mean less than nothing to her.
A Welcome Invitation.
And then, as though heaven heard
her. a page boy delivered letter
from the Countess SaSkia.
My dear Miss Wayne" she read
viii you be my guest for the week
end on my yacht? We are going tt
Catalina. Cal O'Hara will be with
us, and hopes as much as I do that
you can join us. Try to come
Margaret Saskia" Cal O'Hara! The
producerl Her luck was changing
She telephoned the countess, who
was out, and spoke to her secretary
"A car will pick you up at this
evening" she was told.
will Bruce Nolan be along?'
Livia asked.
Possibly. But don't really know,
said the secretary cautiously.
Livia had not seen Bruce since
the fight. And she had missed him
more than she would admit.
The Countess was waiting at the
top of the gangway steps, her short
squat figure anonymously garbed
in wide blue slacks, REFER coat
and a yachting cap over one eye.
My dear Miss Wayne, I'm sc
happy you could join us. How i!
everything in town."
Without giving her time to reply
the Countess introduced Cal O'Hara
a pink faced, thick-necked Irish
man, who had been a bouncer in 6
night club before becoming a pro.
ducer eight years previously. Hi:
pictures had the rugged sawdus
! quality of the barroom and pleased
a certain small public, mostly il
small towns. He was separated
from his wife. He took Livia's hane
in a mighty grip and stared appre.
ciatively at her face and figure.
Small But Comfortable.
Livia was relieved when the
Countess introduced her to tht
other members of the party-Orvill,
Rochell chief "'yes'" man II
OHara; Mrs. Rochelle, a faded
brunei. and a tall. good looking
blond actor, Terry Davidson, whit
Evening star., 1942-01-19
Soviet Dooms 5 Mayors
Appointed by Germans
3y the Associated Press

By INC AsSOCIdIeU
KUIBYSHEV, Russia, Jan. ia
Five Russian Quislings who acted as
mayors of villages under German oc-
cupation have been sentenced to
death, 1t was announced. Their prop
erty also was confscated.
The men were taken after their
villages were recaptured. They were
convicted by a military tribunal in
Moscow Province.
Evening star., 1942-01-19
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CHAPTER XII.

n.
Therew He might help her.
him. Lvia resolved He wouldn't say she
with Bruce How about her father?
the human wreck she had last seen
She would help gladly
the Livias strained voice and
Evening star., 1942-01-19

Copyright, 1941, by Sheila Graham)
Evening star., 1942-01-19

Continued tomorrow.
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