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MUSIC.
National Symphony Ensemble,
National Gallery of Art, o'clock to-
night.
Organ recital. Washington Cathe-
dral, o'clock this afternoon.
OUTDOORS.
Bird walk through Dumbarton
Oaks Park, meet at entrance, R
near Thirty first street NV, 7:30
o'clock this morning.
Nature and historical trips down
Chesapeake Il Ohio Canal. leave
Thirty-sixth and M streets NV. IL
o'clock this morning, below the Glen
Echo firehouse o'clock this after
noon.
Tree and historical walk from the
east end of the Mall and around
the Capitol grounds. meet in front
of the Grant statue, Second street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV, 3
o'clock this afternoon.
MEETING.
Albert Thatcher Yarnall Group,
Mayflower Hotel, 8 O'Clock tonight.
DANCE.
Senior League. Jewish Community
Center, 8 O'Clock tonight
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Breakfast, Java Club, YMCA,
e.l5 O'Clock this morning.
Swimming gameroom, Jewish
Community Center, $50 o'clock this
morning.
Sightseeing trip from Soldiers
Sailors and Marines Club, 10
o'clock this morning.
Refreshments, Salvation Army IL
o'clock noon.
Coffee hour, get acquainted with
dinner hosts. st. Johns Episcopalian
Church, 1915 o'clock this afternoon.
Campfire, picnic. games and sing
ing, Service Mems Club No. !, l:30
o'clock this afternoon.
Entertainment, professional show.
Washington Congregation, 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
Tea dance. National Catholic
Community Service Club, 8 o'clock
this afternoon; dinner, 6 O'Clock
this evening.
Supper, Soldiers. Sailors and Ma
rines' Club, 4 o'clock this afternoon.
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% and Evelyn % N Riekenbscher isossieas'aIs IS. s ss5
nr Keefes pl nv; the Rev. R: J; Tannon.
ssth sroSn "a: cinsinnsti; nsa, 'hn the Iss Kew.
John w Atkinson. 20; Pasadena, Calf,
10Th st. NV; the Rev. Purcell storey.
4: II ssr$ niir; 5qE Sv.S f. Is ash ia g. g. Sc
"tfsn G. and Rs1Sas %snd. rolsr sss e. Rm9Ts 1ss
rn9mss Ralorama N Trar1n,ca Ta NV The Fsx G Ban.
the Rev. j. s. Payton.
sdde onns0e r. ss uaefs sra and Jndss Ms,
Fay L. Bentley.
sss9hfas aae feT. q resn ss H. sT s. s.
Arthur Robinson. AZ. and Beatrice ouash.
q: both Of Alexandria; the Rev. j. II.
md Lllisn '1ss? + Grant ss Is. Hsasssvli. ss lie
and Mary A. Green, 21. 2i14 N st. NV;
Ear. I'd s.4s sSa.s} b st,ts i5Ss s; sr;.
st. ne: the Rev R. M. Mussen.
John l. Majett; "a. 3o7 Elm st. NV. and
sss dsrtssa. E.S < ( T1nfse; " Roy 81 Ssa st. nv
ktanii sas n.snss ens s Jones. lass g. sss. sss i4s
. St: ne: the Rev. j. i. Phillips;
and Anna M. Mazogalis, "a. Meridian
cuTsis H HoImss Hofs tht e. Rsy y4 End s Philips
Emma NJ Fletcher, 30. 3as st. s.w.;
the Rev L. H. schaefer
Duane sns H. gieres a3' qnitsd United States Navy,
wash Vas ss'Res ths Rev. ! v. I Buekles es seattle
James W., Rash, Is, cordova. Md. and
Wayne L. Currier, 80, 1880 st. NV,
and Theresa J. Norton, u, 25I7 12th
NV. and Gertrude N1s sehioss hiapsale 4s, New Nes;
NV. and Catherine Klema, IS. $500
18th st: NV: the Rev. Harry Ben. 0oo
and Charlotte s. Folks, 50. $3.50 warder
Burton # Nv idsinsen az seH a. s1s sodgsst fssS
and Margaret L. Klock. SO, GrandvieE,
Gerrit W. Van Leeuween, 20, Sussex, N. J.,
and Grace R. Van Orden. 20. Paterson,
BENJAMIN r T. Eohi, Eehi ss. T. 1ss5 ssi, 10th st NV
and Evelyn McAleer. Is, 1888 Crest
Annie L. Holiey. 2s. inaH.peRass IVA Mass. ave-. ana
NV the Ray: 6. H Yount
Lanier M. Humble. Or Ia NJ at NV .rd
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Births Reported

Anderson, Ronald and Elouise. boy.
5euchert, Vincent and Nancy, eirl.
Burroush, Howard and Ruth. girl
Savallaro, Vincent and Thelma. firl,
Cochran, Thomas and Eliza, girl,
crowley. Philip and Patricia boy.
Derr. King and Dagney. boy
Duncan, Charles and Mamie, sjrl
Ellison. Roy and Rowena. boy,
Englebers, Nathan and Faye. sirl.
Foley, John and Helen, boy.
FRANKLIN, Cecil and Bessie. boy.
Galland. George and Marion. girl
Garity. Malcolm and Elizabeth, boy.
GaSkins, Clement and Nancy, girl
grimes, David and Zola. boy
Hakey Joseph and Frances, boy.
Harper. Harold and Lutte, boy.
Heede. Harry and Marie. boy
nlshman; BENJAMIN and Helen, eirl.
howard, EDWARD and Gertrude. boy.
HoWery, Charles and Laura. boy.
Hubka, Albert and Christine. boy
kenerson, vertner and Elizabeth, bo,
knudson, Clarke and Ruth. boy,
LebanSohn, Ziemond and Mar, airI
Loughry. Troy and Betty. boy
Moran. Preston and Margaret. sirl.
MuTphy Richard and Helen. girl
MCCARTHY: Danile and Margaret. boy
McGraw. Thomas and Brenna, eirl.
Mc9auary, Harry and Mary, boy.
Nlchols, John and Edith, boy.
Novoa, Anthony and Alice, boy.
perkins, Peter and Elizabeth, boy.
R1es, Martin and Mary, boy.
Sauls, Robert and Madeline, Girl.
Scheetz, William and Ada, boy.
sherman. Sidney and Fay. girl.
Sitten, Floyd and Eunice. girl
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Deaths Reported

Minnesota J. King. So, 1929 Hall pl.
Fannie. Katz. 81, 81 9th st. ne
Catherine Stack, II, s31 5th St ne
Elizabeth W. Webb, II. Al Adams St.
joseph SeaTon, 20, Leesburg, Va.
Ida r: Heiges. 81. 4033 1th ST. ne.
Georsiana +. w. Lyles 66, 50O6 4th 81.
Simita Benatar. 65. 1873 Columbia I'd.
Sarah Eike, "a. Woodhridge, Va.
John Rice, 81, Dillon Park.
Annie M Davis. So. 712 5th st. ne.
Matte Johnstone, 50, % 5th st. ne.
James Hummer, So. 124 st. NV
John H. Boyle. 55, 1909 Uren pl. ne.
Stanley W. Entler, Al. 1924 M st. NV.
Samuel A. Klein. 80. 2211 40th st. NV,
Doris Hickey. 80, 1880 Oates ST. ne.
Patricia Deaver. infant, Lorton. Va,
Jane Hunter. a5, 603 Ord st. ne
Gertrude Shepherd, Sc. 105s 4sth pI. n.
Rebecca Boyd, So, 1923 9th st. NV.
Bessie S. Harris. 50. 1928 10th st NV.
Carrie Battle, 81, 2213 NJ st. NV
Lula Lee. ~. 16 Canal st. sw
Charles Z. Richs srdson, A. l5O w st. nv
George Dunn. Al, 2241 18th st. NV.
Clarence Buckner, 80. e16 Delaware ave
sc.
Ludie H. Harris. %. a54 Division ave. n. /.
Peyton Scott. %, Owens. Va
Mary Jones, 20, 1873 New Jersey ave
Richard Jordan, 2. 1904 II st ne
Pesgy J. Washington, infant, 2e11 Vir
ginia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Womon's Benefit Association

On September at 1890 am.
there will be class of instruction In
WBA protection given by Miss
1reta La Sale, supreme girls SUI
pervisor. All officers and active
members interested in this work are
requested to be present, at 900 F
street NV. Followed by a luncheon
at Woodward and Lothrop's at
l pm. At 8 pm. Miss La Sale will
meet with the girls of Review No. 8.
On September 10 at IL am. the
Evening star., 1942-09-06

At home, games, movies, music,
YMCA, 4 o'clock this afternoon.
At home, buffet supper, YWCA. 1
o'clock this afternoon.
Music hour, YWCA, 5 o'clock this
afternoon.
Family supper. Concordia Evan
gelical and Reformed Church, 8
O'Clock this evening.
Supper, Church of the Epiphany
6 o'clock this evening.
Buffet supper. Arlington Recrea-
ton Center, o'clock this evening.
Dance. National Catholic Com
munity Service Club, 6 o'clock this
evening
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Sightseeing tours, swimming
Twelfth Street YMCA, 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
Twilight vespers, Mount Ohvet
Lutheran Church, s o'clock this eve
ming.
New World Forum, Phyllis Wheat
ley YWCA, 6 o'clock this evening.
At home, Twelfth Street YMCA.
8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Federal Accounting
Popular Course
Al Columbus j.
All Glasses Will Begin
At $50 PM. to Aid
Students Working Late

Columbus University's school OF
Accountancy, which year ago pio-
neered in the institution OF de-
partment of Federal accounting, has
this fall noted a sharp increase in
demand for studies in this highly
specialized field.
Government employees anxious for
q better knowledge of Federal budget
operations, fiscal procedure and
auditing have shown their interest
in these and related subjects. In
the great increase in the Federal
personnel 1t is believed there will
be many new employees who will
find it necessary to acquire the
requisite knowledge in a short time
rather than by the old procedure of
contact and experience.
For the coming year there has
been added the subject of Federal
auditing, designed to acquaint stu
dents with the auditing procedures
OF the Federal Government. The
course will be thoroughly practical
one, so that the student may make
immediate use of the knowledge
acquired. Also the subject of public
administration has been amplified
to make possible a detailed study
Of various governmental depart
ments and agencies heretofore
treated in brief form.
Classes Begin at $50 PM.
During the summer a revision has
been made of other courses and
text material to conform to Federal
procedural changes during the last
few months, and greater emphasis
will be placed on the topics Of in
ternal organization, staff agencies
and field establishments.
The hours of classes in the school
OF accountancy have been changed
to have all classes begin at $50 pm.
to make 1t more convenient for stu
dents who must work later than
usual because of war conditions.
On August ~ the law school was
granted provisional approval by the
American Bar Association. accord
ing to Dean James j. Hayden. The
procedure Of the association is to
grant provisional approval for a
period Of two years, after which
the school may apply for permanent
approval.
Four New Staff Members.
-Four new members of the staff
begin their duties during the fall
quarter. They are Robert D. L.
Heureux and Barnard T. Welsh.
full-time teachers of law; Miss Mary
c. Barlow, full-time law librarian.
and Miss Kathryn M. Galiher, regis
trar of the law school.
A new system Of Office records
has been installed in the law school
which 1t is expected will provide
more accurate and convenient means
OF recording Student work and ac-
tivities.
The law school has recently Or
ganized bureau of professional
placement to provide assistance to
students and alumni who are in
terested in legal or other positions.
Already number of requests have
been filled by employers seeking legal
talent in their offices.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Order of the Eastern Star

The series Of official visits to
Eastern Star chapters will begin
with the grand visitation to Beth
lehem Chapter on September 8 at
$50 pm. and to La Fayette Lodge
Chapter on September at $50
pm.
Lebanon chapter will meet Sep
tember g. The Auxiliary Temple
Board will have dinner at the Fair
fax Hotel, on September IL. For
reservations, call Mrs. Viola Thomp-
son.
Ruth chapter will meet tomorrow
night, The meeting will be held
especially for receiving petitions for
degrees. Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Lillian NJ Fowler of La Fay
ette Lodge Chapter, announces
grand visitation on Wednesday
night at Joppa Temple. Refresh
ments.
SoAAS A~aN oA4, lAldblO Oil, SdGll
edral Chapter, announces a meet
ing Wednesday night at $500 Six
teenth street NV. The Home Board
will meet Thursday night at 213 Sea-
ton place NE, with Past Matrons
Elizabeth r. Cornish and Martha
r. Brandon as hostessess.
Columbia chapter will meet Tues
day evening. Branch Heacock will
present a picturesque tour through
Montezuma land Mexican songs
will be sung by Bea Holland in cos
tune.
Matron Clara T. Wright an
nounces meeting of Chevy Chase
Chapter on September 9. Birthdays
in July August and September will
be celebrated.
The Officers' club will meet Sep
tember at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wegner.
Mrs. Martha Bernhart. matron of
Takoma Chapter announces enter
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Spanish War Veterans

Meetings this week: Monday,
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp
Pythian Temple; Col. John Jacob
Astor Camp, United States Soldiers
Home. Tuesday, Col James S. Pet
TIT Camp; department headquarters
Thursday. Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp, Pythian Temple. Fri
day, Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp.
Auxiliaries.
Meetings this week: Dewey, to-
morrow night. Daughters of '98
Thursday at 921 Pennsylvania ave-
niue, Sc, and Miles, Friday.
Petit Auxiliary Will give dinner
ut the Fairfax Hotel on Thursday
at 6 pm.
Astor Auxiliary met Tuesday
night, with President Anna Webb
presiding
Evening star., 1942-09-06

shaw, A. both Of washington
ward Orison Ftarn, %. Philadelphia, and
Jose Iribarren. ~. and Gertrude Livnss-
ton Strong, 35. both of WASHINGTON
samuel II. Sheppard, rs. Alexandra, Va,
ton, Va
Lenval L. Beck. -. Battle Creek, Mich.
and Pearle Marian Arrow, 81, Wash
ington.
Lawrence Wilson Hillyard 2s Gathers
eurE Nd, and Edna Fl. Savage. 10,
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Star eager Shoots
Purents q Note
BY the Associated Press.

FRANKLIN. Ind.-Pvt. JOHNNY
Campbell, who was star on the
Franklin High School basket ball
team in 1889, still knows how to
score a goal.
AS he was riding through Franklin
on train he wrote note, wrapped
it around a pocket comb and tossed
1t out a window.
His parents picked it up in their
back yard.
Evening star., 1942-09-06


! day.
Grace H. Landergren, matron of
Bethlehem Chapter. announces Sep
tember 8 at 7:3o p. m. will be grand
visitation. On September IL, the
Temple Committee will serve din
ner, from to 7:30 p. m. at I4OO
Falrmont street NV. Apartment
2o2. Make reservations with Blanche
Bowen or Grace Landergren.
Mrs. Edna Smith, president of the
Women's Eastern Star Club an
nounces the next meeting will be
election of officers, preceded by a
dinner at the YWCA, at $50 D. m
Mrs. Minnie Keyes, right worthy
grand secretary of the General
Grand Chapter, will install the new
ly-eiected officers. Make reservations
with Mrs. M. A. Moreland, before
September 8.
Friendship Chapter meets Tues
day. Refreshments and entertain
ment.
The Home and Temple Boards
OF Trinity Chapter will have a
joint meeting on Friday evening
at the home of the matron, with
Associate Matron Mrs. Mildred
K. Vert as co-hostess.
The Home Board of Fidelity Chap
ter will serve baked ham dinner
September 8, at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Wyatt, 2105 Fairlawn avenue
Sc, from to pm. Members
friends and the public are invited
Hope Chapter will meet in the
Masonic Temple September 9, Ma
tron Myrtle Smith announces,
Mrs. Mary Mavars, matron of
Warren G. Harding Chapter. an
nounces business meeting on Tues
day evening.
On Tuesday evening Electa Chap
ter will meet. A program will be pre-
sented.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
luke Box Coughs Up
To Tune Of $l.30
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAMP BLANDING, Fiat want
my money back" loudly complained
Sergt. Garland Morris OF Black
Mountain. N. c., after he had put q
dime in q juke box at non-con-
missioned ofacers' club here.
Either hear those two songs or
I get my dime back" he threatened
as he shook the box. Out popped a
quarter.
Before Sergt. Morris could pick up
the quarter, out fell 31I05.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

Juniors viii meet to be instructed
by Miss La Salle followed by lunch
served in the clubroom, at noon.
On September IL National Review
will have a business meeting follow
Ing luncheon in the clubroom.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
B BERL[TZ

sHh Year-Spanish, Italian, German.
guage, made easy by the never falling
Berlitz Method and BerIitE- directed native
teaehsrs-available only At
BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHINGTON-S39 18th St. Cat Eye).
New York--63O Fifth Ave. Brooklyn-68
Baltimore. Akron. Boston, Cleveland, De-
troit. Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, San Fran
Evening star., 1942-09-06
B BERLITZ

stth Ysar Spanish, Italian, German,
kussl1n, Portuguese, Or any ether Ian
Euage, made easy By the never faiiinr
Derlitz Methed and Beriita- directed native
tesehsrs--availabls emily at
bERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WASHNGTON-S3e 18th 81. Cat Eye)
New Ysrk--630 Fifth. Ave. 1reeklyn--s6
Baitimere. Akren. Boston. Ceyeiand, De.
troit, Minneapolis, PittsburEh, San Fran
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Wait three tuH days and
receiue their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1942-09-06
Issued ut Rockville.

Issued ut Rockville.
John O.. Allen, 20. Arlinston, Va. and
Mary 2. Nails, ~, Alexandria. va.
Cnarlss vinson, 36, and Tina Natoli, 10,
both OF Washington.
20, both of Washington
oonn 5d,6f sryan. r PnreslA 2e; and Mary Ade-
Stephen Edward Howe, "a. and Eiizabefh
w,SIaas ,SSIpasyess ns !, ,ssssoth, Of NeTport News. Va
s ids Mae N. Blackman. II. Takoma Park,
Harry W. Neisweinder, 81, and Lois Louise
:. casrry, 5s,Iyon 80 both Of Washinston.
H.Ts.rs Gsroskl ! 5si Ssi.!b both Of va sshinstcn
ley. 26, both OF WASHINGTON.
Lawrence John McCann, IT., 81. Bethesda.
Nd, and Alma Gray Blackburn, Is,
Silver Spring, Md
Donald c. Campbell, "a, Cabin John. Nd,
and Janet r. Partch. 81, Silver sprins,
JAIME. H: Laurie, 90 Cedar Point, Md
enos eend Elizabeth M Lee Hoyt, Is. Takoma
George whitney shartzer, %. Dayton.
ono, and Arreeta L. Turner, 22, wash
Thomas A. sfoole. es. and Mars.r.t Earn.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

tainment and refreshments on Fri
day.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

dsss5a ssos.Ma n s. sssS ., 81 ,na Louis.
the Rev ciar@enee @ DiKss 81 42 ist st. s'v.;
Aurven c. De Berry. 55, 1871 Euclid ST
HAYES hH 'nd 81 h;[saIst Mar. Fs. BaEsr 1890
Hassell H Bell. jr rne HeV' Ry.rd.,. W. p Baker
Gb.rns.t &. stt N. Pratt, Il, Jeiieryo. " va; SnG
jesse Z sheltonn, sl o. MsoantfSmsry sa on ylt, .t
and Cathegine T. Hsckett. %, y 2ah TT +
Jane; W walden .hs Rss Is. 3 sos oi9s1S
viii. sG'els g.. k.v Hsnifsy sasln.sa5S "a as sfd
"ai1am ana catnsaiaob = saieober IS. BuIaio. N. Y,
re5sTJ ward %. ssos 1 sth st. p ss spenssj ,nd
Rev. G j. sssfss; ssffavieb, FL, San Francisco; the
EDWARD G. J. Riehtns. 25. Arlinrton and
'quelsn na til. A R.v RRsFses' T. hs3$ oallatin
H.fy Ward 81 iel sia Il St St. NV NV. ip: r.:
reanard Mev. A, Christian. 'Ae
ne; the Rev. j. P. Grace. ''h s''
Russell W. Parks. %. 5000 Cleveland av.
nnw, and Kathryn E. HRS IS. 1a1h
Aaiorama rd NV; the Rev. Z. g. Latch.
James Burns. 49,. New Colonial Hotel
the Rev. c. j. Dacey. - w.
Jonn A. Carey. a. MiddIetown N, J.. and
NINA 4; Kilsour, 20: 3eQe Morrison st.
NV the Rev. ]. j. Quea1ly.
onsv.es sv. Q; watts; ad NO 20: l5l Rhode Island
Rhode Island ave. ne; the Rev. Louis Lns
Bennie Noon. 81. 1858 wiretts st. NV,
nH ana Meg. N. s:v Stevens, IS; 1925 q st.
William George seaver, 90, eoo7 O 1t nv
nnn ana Eyeiyn @ p kynell: 2s. Mount Yer
hoh' wash; the Rev. r. D. Workman.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

On Tuesday evening Electa Chap
ter will meet. A program will be pre-
sented.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

Mrs. Mary Mavars, matron of
warren G. Harding Chapter. an
nounces business meeting on Tues
day evening.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

Hope Chapter will meet in the
Masonic Temple September 9, Ma
tron Myrtle Smith announces.
Evening star., 1942-09-06

Mrs. Martha Bernhart. matron of
Takoma Chapter announces enter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18

eecu allowed To sell l05 cars in ten
days perhaps more because the
market had been frozen for so long.
Bot only II applied nd of that
alunber only 30 received the per-
mission In y sought.
That the rationing boards as a
Whole. and perhaps without eXcep-
ZION. are making a conscientious at
tcmtD t. handle Il mean, thankless
Job IN the best interests Of the Coun-
~ admitted by the dealers. But
hey. or rather ONE Of them. argue
thar, 'Hc boards are not demanding
die GeW ear sales in accord with
Ii,Hderson's Instructions.
In a signed Letter to the secretary
OF the association, Henderson said:
at viii be u policy TO release
cars. other than those held subject
10 pool requirements, within the
period Of a year. We presently antici-
pate a rather liberal release during
The first quarter following the in
itiution of the %rationing program"
In other communications Hender-
son has urged boards to liquidate
The present stock OF 1912 cars with
N ten months. That means he wants
1000 cars. the states quota. sold IN
this state at an average rate Of 200
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
British Force
Withdrawn In Burma
Continued from Page Orsl

Continued from Page Orsl
Mandulay, on the main Ran2oon-
MandAlu, railway, and appear, 70
be the objective OF the Japanese ad
vance.
"a military commentator in Lon
oon SAID Japanese troops in Burma
had received strong reinforcementS
IN planes and personnel which the
japanese are now able to spare from
Java. \ Japanese claim to CON
plete air superiority" in Burma Wa
termed exaggerated, however,
On the British right wing OF the
Burma front defending Prone the
japanese appeared to be making no
advance.
British army headquarters an
nounced that the main strength Of
the japanese forces seeking to drive
into upper Burma along the Ran
SOOn-Prome road stll is south Of
Taikky.. 40 miles north of Rangoon
and ll5 miles bleoW Prom itself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-18
NpEVHM I !
CARLETON

panying business were clear In her
mind. Best of all, she felt the audi
ence sweeping along with her.
And then he began. During tho
first love scene, during the impetus
Gus and ~tempestuous moments be.
fore he was to sweep the lrresist''
bic, but heartless Ninetta into his
arms. Gradually, but SO surely.
Lance Ericsson swerved backward,
until the girl, turning to face him,
was also facing q backdrop Of
trees, mountains and Tyrolian roof.
tops.
The star was jubilant. He bent
his head to kiss her, intending to
turn her slightly to n side and
exhibit his profile; but Anette
stepped squarely in front of him.
stood on tiptoe and put her arms
so far around his neck that the
tluted white organdy ruffle at the
top of her bodice covered his face.
The huge o S taffeta skirt hid tho
m~agnilicence of gold braid, bright
wool and a saber.
True, there was nothing visible
but Anette's back, but Lance Erics-
sol was practically non-existent,
except for his hands around the
girls gypsy-corseleted waist. She
let him force her to n side, for
the pantomined whispers that fol-
lowed the first kiss, the endear-
ments that must appear too sweet
to be spoken aloud. But Annette
really whispered, If you trip me.
III faint, and III stay fiat on tho
floor and let you work your way
out of it alone. So unless you want
to do a monologue, don't trip me-"
They kissed the second time and
the audience gasped at the fiery
romance Of the scene.
Anette knew enough to keep her
distance when Ericsson was of
stage. She lowered near the cleo
tricians, even freshened her make.
up right there, using a hand mir
ror and makeup materials from a
little pasteboard box.
In the last act, when Lance
Ericsson said, This is the last time
III get to hold you in my arms"
Anette felt his hand against her
waist and knew. Hes going to
tickle me, just as he did at re.
hearsal and make me look ridicu-
lous in this scene Of anguished Sob
bing." Her tear-fooded eyes looked
up into his and she moved closer
into his hold. Very gently she
placed her hand over her own arm.
and with a spasmodic pressure that
appeared to be intense devotion,
clamped down and imprisoned his
hand against her ribs.
Too good a trouper to make
himself look ridiculous, Ericsson
gritted his teeth. Annette eased her
hold after several seconds, swept
into his arms for the goodby scene
Of unbearable heart pangs. The all
dience wept. Anette exited. Jane
Hubert joined Lance for the happy
ending. And the show was over.
After bows, the leading man
rushed toward Anette. "You little
devil. look what you did to my fin-
gers. What did you have inside
your sash? 2"
She pulled a big but very thin
pin cushion from her gypsy cor
selet. Isn't that a silly thing to
have in there. especially with the
pins headed the wrong way? An
antidote for your throatrAashing
technique; and say. II you are not
satisfied, why don't you squeal to
Bradford and Seymour?
why, I ought to slap you 10
hard you'd see stars"
Someone said, Looking for trou.
BILE. buddy?"
Anette swung around. SO did
Lance Ericsson. There stood jerks.
the cab driver.
Ito Be Continusd) So