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Evening star., 1942-11-30
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

DESIRABLE LIST NEARBY MD, VA.
ID. C.-State what you have, wish: a GOOD
trade next best to sale. some clear, others
aod cash: take equities in income houses
lew vacant, couple to rent. N E. RYON
CO.. 12l6 N. Y. ave.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs We
can fnd you a responsible tenant II you
will list your house with U.s.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO, Inc.
1921 Conn Ave. DE 5000
PROFESSIONAL GOVT. MAN. WIFE. BABY
want furn. or unfurn. house or apt. at
least 9 bedrooms, by Jan. /. Glebe SS2S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON. Lyon Village-Large, COM
Portable room. near bath, all conyenlenceS;
refined gentile with references. OK 22uo.
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I735 10Th ST. NW--Attr. triple rm.
available Dec / Hobart 9606.
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IDEAL SINGLE ROOM, adjoining bath, Tub
and shower: , blocks transportation: eX-
cellent food, private residence. North 12l:i.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, ideal for
employed couple. adjons bath, tub and
shower; = blocks from transportation. %
min to downtown tasty food, private resi-
rrure North ,2l3
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LET US REFINANCE YOUR PROPERTY
ano reduce your monthly payments to
minimum. Lowest prevailing rates of in
IereSt: Loans for modernization CO.
LoNlAL CO.. ST. 9th st. NV DI. fI5O
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TOWN CLUB, 1900 Mass ave. n.w.--Fa-
NOUS for food, vacancies for = girls. Phone
Dupont 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Pennington
Gardeners
Plan Show

THE ARMY EMERGENCY
AND NAVY RELIEF FUND
will benefit by the victory garden
harvest show, which the Farm
ington branch of the Woman's
National Farm and Garden AS
ISOLATION will hold Saturday,
from 200 to $50 p. m. at the
Pennington town hall.
More than 1000 tickets were
placed in the hands of ticket
sellers.
Besides the fresh garden pro-
duce and flowers all cam d
goods on the pantry shelves will
be offered for sale.
Judges will include: Mrs. M. S.
Kice, Mrs. II. S. Klein and Mrs.
w. D. Thompson from Birming-
ham; Mrs. Job Milton and Mrs.
Z. w. Clark of Crosse lie, and
Miss Clara Snow from Dearborn.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson, presi-
dent, is being assisted by the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Guy Durgin, gen.
eral chairman; Mrs. Ar t h u T
Lamb. staging; Mrs. Leo Ga
mache, entries; Mrs. George New
lin, finance; Mrs. George Pulford,
hospitality; Mrs. Warren Joy Jr.,
exhibits, and Mrs. Russell o.
CASTOR, publicity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
No Divorce. Cobina Says

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 6 (INS).-
Film actress Cobina Wright Beau
dette tonight denied reports she
was contemplating divorce from
Cpl. j. Palmer Beaudette. now in
an officers training school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Be+ty's ONLY Attendant viii Be Sister

BETTY'S ONLY attendant will be her sister
Mrs Lewis Smart Jr... the former Margaret Par
rish. -.
And the brdegrooms best man..
Will be his father =. Lloyd Pension Jones
OF Colorado Springs and Bermuda.
Betty and her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chesley Par
IRISH. -.
And Margaret Smart will leave September 20....
~ BY motor for Houston.
And Mr. and Mrs Jones and Shirley and Dorothy.
Will go from Colorado.
Pension Jones the bridegroom's brother.
Will be at the wedding. he is taking inen
sive at the.
University of Pennsylvania
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish will
give dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

Resi- do the honors at the Saturday night danee..
Mrs. Frantz and Mrs Mcmillan the only
IN the board of governors.
Mr. and Mrs Frantz Friday evening boarded the Buffalo
boat and spent three days in Niagara Falls visiting
Mr. brother and sster-n-law Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Frantz.
THE ENGAGEMENT of Evelyn Beyers daughter of
the Edward j. Beyers of Lincoln road and Hugh Ruth
of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Ruthven. announced
Sunday at family dinner given by the Beyerses to cele
brate their wedding anniversary and Mrs Ruthvens birth
day anniversary.
Others present Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ruthven
grandparents of the brdegroomect his brother Robert
and Lorraine Beyers sister of the brde-eect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

The Merchants Tale OF The
Doting Husband. Another Beau
tiful Reproduction of Painting
by Edmund Dulac, Illustrating
John Erskine's Interpretation of
Chaucer's Delightful Canterbury
Tales. Don't Miss 1t On the
Front Page of The American
Weekly, With Next Sundays
Issue The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

Where Your Scrap Rubber
Goes. Maybe You Wonder Just
What They Do With It! You'll Be
Surprised When You Find Out
In the Illustrated Feature In
The american Weekly With Next
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

BRIDE ELECT BETTY PARRISH.
And Air Cadet Francis jones'.
Whose engagement made known few weeks ago..
Will be married September o..
At in the evening.
In ST. Annes Church Rectory in Houston Tex.
BY the Rev. Fr. +. J. ORourke
And =. they'll live in charming.
Brand apartment in Houston.
Which they picked out and furnished.
All these plans and more.
Betty bresthlessly told her PARENTS.
When she dashing home from Texas.
Where she and her future sister-inaw.
Mrs George Sargent Of Boston. visited Francis. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

His sister ;. Laird hurrying home
From Dayton, o., to him..
She visiting her cousins....
Major and Mrs. John Carter.
Newbros' Grill Party
THE DUPONT NEwBRos JR.. -. today are giving
grill party.
At their beautiful country place. .Genlodge"...
Out at Lake Angeles
Guests include Lit Col and Mrs. Homer Gratz...
1t. and Mrs. Reems Biggers...
1t and Mrs Patterson. Virginia Snow and Jim Hill
Mrs ShaIcross Visits in Durham New Hampshire
MRS. JOHN SHALLCROSS and children. Michael and
Gilan...
Are in Durham, n. H..
Visiting Lieutenant Shallcross' father. Charles F.
Shalcross.
They'll return to Detroit the middle of September.
To stay with the former Eleanor Torreys parents
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Norton Torrey. for the dura-
tion.
Lieutenant shalcross is somewhere
MRS EMERSON FRANTZ. who all summer
every day..
Had been duty at the Officers Club.
In the Deroit-Leand took a brief holiday
the weekend and Labor Day leaving her co-worker
Mrs. Forrest Mcmillan and Captain and Mrs. George F.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Mrs. futile. Aunt of Bride-EIeet. TO Honor Her
2 MRS ELMER E FUTILE . aunt of the brideelect .

Will be hostess at a
luncheon on Saturday for
her. =.
In Mrs. Tuttle's home in
Hamilton drive. -.
Many other galas in her
honor are forthcoming. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Miss PIo++s Engaged

Mr.. AND MRS. CARL
w. PLOTS of Iroquois ave-
nue..
Today are announcing the
engagement. -.
Of their daughter.
Frances. -.
To Ensign Robert E.
Crowley.
Son Of the Edward c.
Crowleys of Seward ave-
nue..
Ensign Crowley was
graduated from the U. of
D..
And Northwestern Uni
versity. and was an Alpha
Chi. -.
Billy Beamer Breezes In
BILLY BEAMER breezed
in from Leland Stanford Uni
versity....
To spend his two weeks
vacation.
With his parents. =. the
William Lloyd Beamers. -.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

Va Pub Serv pf 44a.
Wentworth NJ .225e 2L
West Tex Utll of g 81
w Va Coal 81 c .25e A..
Woodley Pet t.40p 43s
Wright H th.40a)- Ia.
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Tax Relief Hopes
Encourage Se|ective
Stock Buying
Utilities Assume leud,
But Advance Foils
To Get Far
Bv VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. Sept. i5.-Revived
tax relief hopes spurred selective
buying in today's stock market but,
on the whole, failed to touch of
much of a rally
Utilities pushed up at the start on
action of the Senate Finance Com
mittee in voting these concerns
permission to deduct preferred divi-
dends from surtaxes. Other groups
were aided by the shaving of COM
bined normal and surtax rates and
the cutting of the holding period for
capital assets.
Early gains ranged from fractions
to points at the best, with scat
tered favorites jumping or so on
limited dealings. The appearance
OF stable blocks of low-quoted is
sues expanded volume in the morn
ing. There was a subsequent let
down in activity and prices wavered
in many cases near the close
Transfers were around 100000
shares.
The lack of follow through on the
forenoon swing was a bit discourag-
ing to bullish forces but it was real
lied tax proposals may yet have to
be revised in such way as to affect
stocks adversely. In addition, re-
straints remained in the war picture
as we'll as congressional anti-infla-
ton conflicts.
Among assorted issues touching
new highs for the year were Inter-
national Telephone and Goodyear.
Wide advances we're posted for
senior stocks of Public Service Of
New Jersey, Electric Power Il Light,
American Power g. Light and Com
monwealth g. Southern.
In front most of the time were
Dow Chemical, Johns Manyille,
Standard Oil CNew Jersey. Consoli-
dated Edison, North American,
United Gas improvement. Ameri-
can Water Works, Sears -Roebuck,
United States Steel and Chrysler.
Intermittent laggards were Santa
Fe, Northern Pacific. Western Union,
Kennecott and International Har-
vester.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

WASHINGTON. he now is serving on
several special committees which
are helping finance the war by the
sale of various types of Government
bond issues.
Robert C. Kirchofer, Raleigh, N,
c., also was elected vice chairman,
while the new secretary treasurer Is
j. C. Riepe. of Baltimore. -Four new
members of the executive committee
were chosen: Bernard j. Nees. part
ner in Johnston, Lemon 81 Co.,
Washington; w. Payton May. Nor
folk: c. H. Pinkerton, Baltimore,
and R. S. Dickson, Charlotte, N. G.
Winslow B. Van Devanter, chair
man of the Victory Fund Commit
tee of the District of Columbia
spoke on the work of the committee,
answered a host of questions and
explained in detail plans for press
ing the sale of the newest issue OF
Government bonds. So many new
issues are forthcoming that invest
ment dealers will be engaged almost
constantly in helping the war effort.
Members of the association were
present from Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina in addition to the
large Washington delegation.
Banking Education Stressed.
More than $50 women connected
with Washington banks attended
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More than $50 women connected
with Washington banks attended
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War Bonds are an investment in
Americas future. Nothing In, the
world is safer today. Buy:
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women of their increasing response
bilities in the banking profession
as, they replace the host OF men
now being called into the various
branches of war service. Far more
than ordinary knowledge of bank
ing is required of the women being
offered these new positions.
Miss Sophia Karydakis, Second
National Bank, recently appointed
chairman of the Women's Commit
tee, introduced Miss Rehtuss ana
the other speakers.
John A. Reilly, president OF the
District Bankers Association, pre-
sented the greetings of his assocl-
ates in very brief talk.
Other speakers were: George M.
Rowzee, jr., Lincoln National Bank,
president of Washington Chapter;
George B. Earnshaw. National Met
ropolitan Bank, first vice president
and chairman OF the Educational
Committee: DR.. Eliot H, Thomson,
Washington Loan & Trust Co., dean
of the faculty,
Invocation was offered by Mrs.
Gertrude C. Wick, Liberty National
Bank, president of the Bank Wom-
ems Club of Washington. Miss
Reath:a Stevens, Second National
Bank, sang and Harold King, Riggs
National Bank, led the guests In
community singing.
New Bond Chairman Named.
In connection with the United
States Savings and Loan League S
sloo 900 900 Government bond in
vestment drive, President F. S. Can
non has appointed Hamilton c.
Davis, vice president of the West
Baltimore Building & Loan Asso-
citation, to be chairman for Mary
land and T. w. Elicit, president
Richmond Federal Savings & Loan
Association, chairman for Virginia
Miss Virginia Engle, secretary OF
the Traders Federal Savings &
Loan Association, Parkersburg, w
Va. was made chairman for that
State. AS already announced, ths
chairman for Washington is Edward
c. Baltz, secretary of the Perpetual
Building Association.
The drive is to get the assocla
tions. rather than their patrons, tc
place definite quotas in these bonds
The average investment asked fol
is per cent of an association
assets.
Today's Trading on Exchange.
On the Washington Stock Ex
change today l65 shares of Washing
ton Gas Light common stock sold a
Is, around recent levels This wa
one of the largest sales in this issu
in many weeks. The market closet
with Is bid and 16la asked.
Henry H Heimann, executiv
manager of the National Association
of Credit Men, in his midmonthl
review, urges definite action on ta
legislation. If military leader
changed their overall strategy a
frequently as tax changes are pro
posed there would be little hope @
winning the war. he says.
There was a more cheerful atti
tude in Washington brokerage of
fees today because of the Senat
Finance Committees more faVorabl
views on corporation taxes Earl
quotations we're higher.
Wayne w. Parrish of this cit,
editor of American Aviation, ha
received an award of merit froi
Industrial Marketing for outstano
ing business editorials.
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ton, at the elec-
ton at the May
flower H o t e |,
late yesterday.
L. c ! a r k
Brown, partner
in the invest
ment firm of
Brown, Goodwin
& Olds, W a S
elected a vice
chairman. H e
has been secre-
tary = treasurer
during the past
year. A former
president of the
Bond Club Of
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Dividend Is Declared

CLEVELAND, Sept. Is (P-In-
dustrial Rayon Corp. today declared
a dividend of so cents share, pay
able October / to stock of record
September Is. This brings 1912 pay
ments to 81 so a share.
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Stock Sect Lower

NEW YORK. Sept. Is LP).-The
sale OF New York Stock Exchange
membership was arranged yesterday
at a price of 1000, a decline of
$1,000 from the previous transac-
ton.
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Freight Loodinss

NEW YORK. Sept. Is upt.-fevenue
freight rarloa ds handled by railroads re-
porting for the week ended September IL
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the annual din
ner of the Wom-
e n S Commit
tee of Washing
ton c h a p t er,
American 1nsti-
tute of Banking,
at the M a y =
flower Hotel last
evening.
M S S Marion
G. r e h f u S S ,
Corn Exchange
National B a n X
g. Trust Co.,
P h ! a d elphia,
t h e principal
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(A>-L BY Privase Wire
BLOCKS Direct to The star
Stock and

SApIh anu
Dividend Rate.
Abb'tt Lab / go
Acme Steel 3
Adams Exp .15e
Addressos Il.
Air Reduct'n1a-
Alaska Juneau
Alleshany Corp
Alleg $50 pf WV
| Alleg Lud l.20e
! Allied Chem 6a =
| Alid Mills soc
Allis-C aim 15e
Alpha Port .75e
Amerada 2
Am Ag Oh 1.20a
Am Airlin ] .50g
Am Brake S .95e
Am Gable g. Rad
Am Can 3 -
tam Can pf =.
Am Car g. Fdry
Am d Form Pow
A&FP Sc pf .90k
A&FP 7pf 1.O5k
Am e. F p I'd of
Am Hide&L pf 3
Am Home P 2.40
Am Ice pf
Am Internat'l
tam Inv pf $50
Am Loc pf 5.c5k
Am kac&F zoe
AM Mach g. Met.
Am Metals L..
Am Power g. 1t
Amp &L5pf2 six
AP&L6pf3.375k-
Am Radiat .15e-
Am Roll M zoe
tam RMpf 4.50
tam Ship BID 20
Am SIN & Ref 2
tam Sm&R pf z.
Am Stl Fy l.50e-
Am Sumat r Ia
Am Tel & Tel 8
Am Tobac B t3).
tam Tob pf O.
Am Type Found
Am Viscos / soc
Am Water Wks-
Am Wool pf Ak.
Am Zinc -
Anaconda 1.50e-
fAnacon Wire lie
Anchor H G soc
Arm Del pf -
Armour Gid
Arm Ill pr 4.5Ok
Armour (Ill) pf
Armstrong Use
Arnold Con. 81
tAsso Inv pf o.
AT&SF 3.50e-
Atch T&SF Of s.
All Coast L lR
Atlas Corp .5oe-
Atlas Tack .25e-
Aviation .10s -
Baldwin Lo ctrs
BALTIC & Ohio -
BALTIC & Ohio pf-
Barber Asphalt
Barnsdall go -.
Bath Iron w 1e-
Beatr Cream la
Bell Aircraft 2g-
Bendix Await Sc
Beth Steel 4.50e
Blaw-Knox 25e-
Boeins Airpl 1e-
Bohn Alumni a
Borden Co .90e
Borg-Warn so.
Boston g. Maine
Bower r B 2e---
Bridgep't Br L.
Briggs Mfg 2
Bklyn On G .25e
Bucyrus-E .40e
Budd Mfg ----
fBudd Mfg of
Budd Wheel 50e-
BulIard 2 -
Bulova Watch q
Burl'tn M LAO
Burl'n M pf 2.75
Burr's A M Abe
Butler pf 1.50-.
Butte Copper
Byers tAM)
Byers pf 15.52k-
Byron Jack 75e-
Calf Pack l.b0-
Callahan Zinc
calumet&Hec L
Campbell W Use
Canada Dry SO
Canadian Pac -.
fCaro CT d o g..
Caterpillar TT q
Celanese 1.50e--
tCelanese pf g.
tCelanese pf 2
Celotex Corp so
tCelotex pf g.
Cent Foundry
&c III 1t pf 4.60.
Cent RR NJ RI
Cerro de Pas 4
Certain -teed p -
tCertain-t It'd pf-
Checker Cab
Chesap g. Ohio 3
ChesdOhio pf 4
Chi q Eastn Ill
Chi&Eastn III A.
Chi GWpf .625k
Chi PneuT 1.50e
Chi P T CIV pf g..
Chi Yell Cab l
Chickasha C O l
Childs Co -
Chrysler 2.75e--
City Ice&F 1.20
Clark EQp Ease
tCley Elpf $50
Clev Grapn soc
Climax M ] goa
Cluett Pea Use
Coca Cola 3
Colg te-P-P 80
Collin s&Aikman
Colo Fuel / .25e
tColo g. South n
Colum B tAl.90e
Col B COB zoe To-
Col G g. ii log
Col G&E Of A O.
Col Pictures -.
Comci Credit 3
Comcl C pf AS
C0mcl In T z
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Waller Robertson
Heads Southeastern
!. B. A. Group
Richmond Finoncier
Elected Chairman
At Meeting Here
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Walter S. Robertson, of Scott &
Stringfellow, Richmond, was elected
chairman of the Southeastern Group
of the Investment Bankers Associa-
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fUnlt Of trading, 10 shares: sales
printed in full In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY such COM
panies. Rates of dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included. xd Ex
dividend. xr Elk rights. Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock. Declared or paid
SO far this year. Payable in stock Paid
last year. h Payable in Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
+hls year.
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Baltimore Stocks
Commodity Prices
spe clal Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK. Sept 15.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today advanced to zoos.
Previous day. 99.97: week ago. 99.S5;
month ago, 1921 year ago. 93.2s
1912. I941. 1910. l933-39.
High 1908 9512 72.25 asl4
Low 1854 11O3 $3.50 4l44
1926 average equals 1907
New 1912 hirh
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Bonds
BY Privote Wire Direct to
The Stor.

S6leS-
Domestic. S12.3f4 400.
Foreign, S.ae4l.N00
United States Govern
lnenl SlS 4Q0
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-28
ORPHAN IN DIAMONDS
BY
LORENA
CARLETON

walled. and as quickly shouted with
Joy. Newton! Why. Jimmy and 1
have a farm in Bethel. beautiful
old country place with cedar trees
and antique furniture. What q
break. I'll get the thing opened up
right away. Everything Is just
dandyw
Just dandy, echoed Anette TO
herself when the girl had gone
What a homecoming She did not
know toward whom she felt more
r I m en- [, the giddy Lois;
August, whose plans threatened to
take Larry away again and con-
sequently disrupted her very heart
beats, or toward Larry, for allow
ing his leading lady to make such
plans, while he sat by. agreeable.
evidently.
August Drake did nc. leave New
York. according to her announced
plans. Instead, she moved into the
Sussex, and she and Larry COM
menced a whirlwind business rou-
tine. When they were not eating.
sleeping, comforting with their
agents and producers, or with play
wrights, they were reading scripts
with frenetic absorption
After two weeks of that compact
schedule Anette began to learn
that a Drake-Peyton hit was nc
simple matter. Those incredibly
CLASSY plays that moved with
sophisticated and apparently effort
less gliding were practically nom
existent She learned also. OF the
deep respect the two actors held
for each other beneath their petty
pickering. If part featured the
woman, August objected; If it fea-
tured the man. Larry was the first
to favor rejection
Just the same. Anette wished she
could have her husband all to her
self. She had planned on walks In
the park, window shopping sprees,
sodas In drugstores, dancing on
rooftops, all those things so Inn
portant to young love. And here he
was, more busy than during the
run Of the play.
Lois Lyndon returned to the city
early one Monday morning. She
stormed in on the three while they
were in the midst of lunch in the
Peyton apartment.
Here / am" she announced. and
helped herself to a straight drink
Of bourbon whiskey That's the
way Daddy drank it," she inserted
needlessly, then rushed on. IT have
the house all opened and done over.
And say, / have the most marvel
Gus idea Why do you take a house
at all, August? / have scads OF
room. You can rehearse there"
The fiery-haired actress face
was grave. "Oh, Lois. I'm So sorry.
I've decided not to go to Connecti-
cut at all. We're going to rehearse
in Atlantic City. l think the salt
air will be good for my sinus trou-
BILE"
For once the Lyndon heiress was
silenced. She shut her lips in a thin
line Of fury, got up and stalked out
without another word.
Larry said, at won't do any
good, August. She'll just come to
Atlantic City and hound us there"
Were not going to Atlantic
City. We're going to find the cool
est apartments on Riverside Drive
with cross ventilation, and go into
exile"
Anette thought, is she protect
ing me or herself? Whichever it Is,
I like the sound of it, because
Larry will not be leaving me-"
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-28
NEWMAN PICNIC
PLANS COMPLETE

Committee members made final
plans for the Newman Club picnic
to be Sunday when they met Wed
nesday evening.
Those planning 10 attend will go
10 $50 a. m. Mass sunday morning
Following Mass. breakfast will be
served in 81. Johns Auditorium. Az
ter time has been allowed for mem
hers 10 return 10 their homes and
dress in sport clothes, cars will
transport them 10 the picnic
grounds.
Miss Rose Niedospal. Plymouth.
and Hilton Falahee, Jackson. are
co-chairman Of the picnic. Miss Jo-
sephine Stec Hudson, is chairman
OF the food committee.
Tickets may be secured from Miss
NiedoPal and NJ. Falahee OF any
member Of the committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-28
PARENTS ENJOY
ALL CAMP US SING

The annual All-Campus Sing In
Sleepy Hollow closed Parents Day
activities at Michigan State Nor
NAL College Wednesday. A small
number of parents registered AT
Charles McKenny Hall 10 begin the
days program.
Through the day they were given
the opportunity to visit the John NJ.
Munson. Bertha Goodison. and julia
Anne King Residence Halls, and
view interesting exhibits made by
students In the home economics,
fine arts. and industrial arts depart.
ment. In the evening, students and
parents Joined in the annual Sing.
Many patriotic and other well
known and loved selections were
sung by the group.
The Sing was under the direction
OF Melvin Giles. Ypsilanti. director
OF the Campus Choristers. Carl Lin
degren. OF the Conservatory OF Mu
sic faculty, and Marius Fossen'
kemper OF the Conservatory staff.
Miss Irene McCutcheon, Flint
was the accompanist.