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ance Tor the older mans mlscon-
ceptions.
Thanks. pal" the child decreed,
but I'm sticking around. II ever
anybody needed a friend, it's you,
brother!"
Instead of going back TO Deni-
son Wares party. Paige had fed
to the rooms she shared with
Abby. She wandered onto the lanai
and gazed across the court to the
lights in Restwick Carnes' rooms.
But she could see no one. AS
quickly she asked herself whom
she wished to see. Choppo?
Rusty? Not Choppo. Certainly not
Rusty! Yet she kept staring until
anger made her jerk her eyes from
that direction and slide them to-
ward the dance floor directly be-
low.
Ralndrops, barely visible in the
air, were, nevertheless, dampen-
ing the floor. The orchestra leader
was apologizing. From the micro
phone his words doomed up to
Paige.
Sorry, folks, that our dancing
under the stars has turned into
dancing under the raindrops" Back
Of him the orchestra was swaying
into "I'll See You in My Dreams"
80, what do you say that we play
our goodnight theme and, until day
after tomorrow night, aloha from
Giggie Royse and the boys?"
Paige leaned against the railing
then, not minding the occasional
drops that slanted past protective
caves of the lanai. ITO You,
Sweetheart. Aloha; Song of the
Islands; Were Dancing Under
the Stars Tonight; Goodnight,
Sweetheart; Sleep all the
songs that formed the goodnight
chain, as spoken by the orchestra,
were beautiful and sweet. Yet
heartbreaking, unused the dark
haired girl, to person in love.
Then she knew why such a
thought had impressed her. Above
the sounds OF soft clarinets and
saxophones she had heard a sob.
1t came from a woman on a lamar
across and to the right Of the one
on which Paige stood. Odd, Paige
had not noticed the woman and
her escort so long as they were
happy. 1t was that sob, uncontrol-
liable, tortured. springing from the
woman's lips in the midst Of a fes-
tive supper. There were flowers on
the small table, extra leis on the
womans shoulders, napkin-cud-
died champagne in its ice-bucket.
Words mingled with the sobs. A
shaking statement. II can't bear 10
see you leave! l can't bear IT,!
That was all. Trite statements that
will never change for that situa-
ton.
The man made comforting noises
He called her pet names. He put
down his champagne glass and
moved to the arm of her chair, pat
ted her shoulders, tanned and
young looking beneath the flower
leis, and then began kissing her
She wept on.
"Okay," thought Paige. That's
lovew Vulgarly, she granted, They
can have It." She wheeled away
from the sight and rushed to re-
join her party.
I'm sorry" she said to Denisor
Ware, that l didn't get back fol
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Last Contest
as Civilian

San Francisco, Mar. FINS
Still shooting for the elusive L.
foot mark he has come closer 10
than any other vaulter in history,
Cornelius Dutch" Warderdam,
Piedmont, Cal, high school teach
er, completes as a civilian tonight
the last time for the duration.
Following his appearance in the
annual Olympic Club indoor games
at Civic Auditorium. Wardmerdlm
will be sworn in as an ensign in
the Navy tomorrow MA leaves for
Chapel Hill, y. {, for pre-ligN
training.
No one should be more at home
in the air than the worlds cham
pion pole yaulter. On 80 occasions,
Warmerdam has scared better than
Is feet, a height reached by no
other athlete, and his worlds rec
ord of Is feet, ~ inches shows no
signs of being better by anyone
but himself.
A few days ago in New York
city, Warmerdam barely missed
what would have been his great
est vault when he tried for 1873
and brushed the bar with his chest
coming down.
Dutch" is confident he has
16-foot vault in his system and
may find tonight the time to shake
it loose. II he betters Is feet to-
night he plans to try for a mark
OF 1873 or 1879. and then go for
the dream" vault.
He has new and better pole
10 aid him and plans TO use a
longer run for takeoff.
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Warmerdam Still Seeking Record
En- b allied Love

the last dance"
1T doesn't matter so long as It
actually wasn't a dance" He was
smiling as he held her coat. Put
this on. We're all going to Society
Sai's."
At that same moment Restwick
Carnes stepped up to Eugenia, VINO
was angry at having been kept
waiting. However, one glance at
her escorts down-turned lips and
rusty-toned lashes snapped over
smoldering blue eyes, made her de-
eide against an explosion. She man
aged to smile as he put an abbrevi-
ated cape OF green and bronze
feathers about her bare shoulders.
AS it turned out, no one In the
party went to Sails except Deni-
son, Paige and Abby. In his station
wagon, Abby was saying, I'm glad
we're going to see Sal. I'd not be
able to sleep tomorrow night II
left Honolulu without saying good
by to her."
You're not going to be able to
sleep tonight" Denison predicted,
because you ARE going to say
goodby to her. Especially II she
takes a notion to play that card
game Of hers. Even II she doesn't,
I'm going to keep you two out until
sunrise. Wen have breakfast on
the terrace at the Hslekulani."
Then" planned Abby, go hn-
ish our last-minute packing and
get down to the boat before the
crowd. hate crowds"
"Haww chided the man, you
mean crowds hate you. You get
through crowds like a steam shovel
through dirt"
Abby's indignant reply never
found voice. Paige was saying with
the naivete of a child, sal waters
her drinks"
"Yeh," put In Abby, at rs cents
a dribble."
Denison had turned to the girl
and was crying in mock consterna-
ton, you don't mean it,"
Beneath his raillery she was
thinking happily, Nov he sounds
exactly like Denison. Young. IN
worried. Teasing"
dad said So" she offered. II
don't know Sal, but he used to get
a tremendous kick out Of her"
Sure" agreed Denison. Most
people do. She's been here for
years. People don't go to Sails for
drinks. That would be like going
to a Turkish bath for drink. Actu-
ally, the more Of SAILS drinks you
have, the more sober you get. I
think I'll tell her she's running a
Turkish bath"
And get thrown out" giggled
Abby. You're right, though. Peo-
pie go mainly for the incredible
grand lady" show she puts on"
I'm eager to meet her." said the
girl. And she was. IF my father
liked this odd character" she was
thinking, so will -"
Sal herself met them at the door.
She was a one-woman pageant. She
wore black lace, jewels and white
orchids.
Mrs. Tyson-delighted. Denison.
hello. And you, you gorgeous crea-
ture-"
Interrupting Denlson Wares I'M
finished introduction, Paige prof.
fered, Miss Shelton. MISS PAIGE
SHELTON"
i Ito Be Contlnued)
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CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE

"CHOPPOm CRIED Restwick
Carnes. What an awful thing to
say that Jiro Is a spy! Especially
after he has done so much for you.
There's nothing to this war scare,
Choppo. Don't be melodramatic
with talk about spies. It's silly"
Hes a spy just the same-real-
ly he is. Rusty"
Nonsense! It couldn't possibly
be true"
20, yeah? Then what's he got all
that Aim down in his room for ?"
Haven't you heard OF photogra.
ply as a hobby"
Choppo looked sullen. Sure. But
II he wants a hobby he could pick
up sea shells like / do" His sui
lenness became worse as Restwick
Carnes grinned. well. he doesn't
have TO have a whole suitcase full
Of film and pictures"
Rusty's grin faded. Sternly he
asked. What were you doing in
Jiro's room? What were you do
ing in his suitcases ?"
The little boys fustered look was
short lived. He pivoted to face the
man. Somebody has to look after
things" he said through a tight
mouth. You're so busy with that
blond buttercup, letting her give
you the fringe with those big brown
eyes, that you don't pay no atten-
ton to important things. I've tried
to tell you about her. And I've tried
to tell you about Jiro - but
phooey" For emphasis he began
pounding his bare knees. He got
no farther.
Rusty grabbed the tell-tale
hands. Il told you not to play in
the ink. didn't II" His eyes tight
ened until they were almost invisi-
bic back Of thick brown-red lashes
Just what have you been up to ?"
IF you must know, I was trying
to conk that Tarzan-Dame Of yours
with an ink-ball. II ever l saw a
gal who needs to be batted down
to her own size it's that blond"
Yes? Well, l know what YOU
need, too. A good old-fashionec
padding, and I'm just the guy tc
give it to you"
Choppo shrugged his thin shout.
ders YEARLY Someone always
wants to paddle me. Abby was Just
getting ready to"
when 1 walked in and stopped
her. Am chump!"
Listen, Rusty. l like Paige ant
l like Abby and If Abby like,
Paige, too, there's something wrong
somewhere. And it's not in that di
rection." The little boys yells were
getting louder by the word.
Keep quiet!" Restwick Carne,
spoke through closed teeth. After
several seconds, during which Chop
pc seethed rebelliously, but very 81
lently, the man spoke. IF you're
unhappy here, Choppo, perhap!
you'd better go with Abby"
Fear slapped the brazen child
Gosh, he loved Abby, but Rust,
was so wonderful to be with. A guy
wanted man around, someone biz
like Rusty-or that Denison man
Rusty wasn't. going to the main
land. Even with that awful Eugeni;
around, it was still fun to be will
Rusty. But none OF those emotion!
showed on Choppo's face. H
seemed to feel nothing but toler
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Holiday Will
Seek Record

Ann Arbor, Mar. l. Harry
Holiday, Michigan University's con-
sistent record smasher. will at
tempt TO better the worlds 220.
yard back stroke record next
Thursday night at the Detroit Ath.
letic Club pool.
The blond, six.foot-fve inch star
will be swimming against the clock
when he tries to lower Adolf
Kiefer's standard OF 2:23, set in
1871.
Holiday topped the world mark
unofficially this winter, when he
went the distance in 2:20.4. He
has broken Kiefer's 100-yard rec.
ord OF SIS by turning in 81 in
the recent Michigan State meet.
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Food For Victory
Meetings Will End

Next week, the last OF a series
OF Food for Victory" meetings,
which have been running in Wash
tenaw County this winter, will be
held on Thursday. A morning meet.
ing at II o'clock is scheduled for
the Lincoln Consolidated School,
in Augusta Township, and an az
ternoon rally at 1880 at Ypsilanti
High School.
The meetings are sponsored by
the Michigan State College extern
sion service and department ex-
perts will have charge. offering Ia.
formation relative TO boosting pro-
duction TO meet war-caused goals.
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Stoics Make Plans
For Banquet Tonight

Plans for a stole Banquet, to-
night. were made alta meeting OF
the stole Society Thursday evening
in Charles McKenny Hall. A re-
ception will precede the banquet
and will be at $50 p. m. in the
Formal Lounge OF Charles McKen-
nv Hall.
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RATIoNlNG THIEF Fooled

LOS ANGELES. Gallup A
thief entered the offices OF Ration.
ing Board No. 81 here and stole
enough rationing books for gaso-
line. sugar and coffee to insure his
well-being till the end of the war.
Unfortunately for him. the books
were all stamped Sample.
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Committee chairmen giving re-
ports on the banquet were Miss
Janet Mitchell, Leslie, program;
Miss Dilys John, Milan, decora-
tons: and Miss Betty Hayden,
Campbell, Gaylord, president OF the
Stoics. conducted the meeting.
Scholarship students for next
year were determined at the meet.
ing. and will be announced at the
banquet.
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Sports Calendar

TODAY
Boxing
Boxing bouts, UAW-CIO Hall
Arnold Bondy, Bus Lee, Billy
Borne. Charlie Wing, Nate Robin
son. Captain Fenoli, referee.
SATURDAY
Track
Michigan State Normal track
team will participate in the Illinois
Tech. relays in Chicago. Sixteen
men are entered. Try-outs will be
held on Wednesday and Thursday.
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den "a, fowler 4s9, Norris SIS;
totals, 795, 500. S32. 2427.
Hlllbilllea
Livingston $50, Ellis ~. fowler
573; forfeit.
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Normal College Calendar


500 mChristan Youth Fellowship Talent Starkweaher
TODAY AND SATURDAY
rushing Charles MCkenny Hall
200 to 400 p m.-viventes Tea starkweather Hall.
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Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
No. 3--South

No. 3-South
schrepper 30s, O'Hara 1863, South
1886. E. Miller 313, Weaver 49,
Handicap $50, Totals 655, 677, 655-
1887.
No. 2-5assett
Bassett 1874, Franklin (sub) 415,
Silkworth 43s, Goldsmith 243. Nehl-
sen 1874, Totals 500, 635, 593-1S24.
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No. 2-Bassett
Eagles

d. King 497, Reynolds Al. Edison
$40, Harris 500, Palmer $50. handi-
cap SO; totals, $50, $40, $50, 265l.
Orange Crush
Crane asa, Smith 400. Lutes 504,
Dundon sol. Farmer sos; totals,
S69, IA, S35, PAYS.
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will he. given to one OF the ships
now under construction at the Mar
in shipyards here.
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SHIP FOR JACK LONDON
SAUSALITO, Cal. Up The
name of Jack London, the writer.
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WAsHTENAW COUNTRY CLUB
WoMEN's LEAGUE

Stewart.
High team, series-6s9 mo. ~,
Stewart.
High Individual series-4s7 -
Evelyn Welver; second high indi-
vidual, series-460, Doris Mo1ley
SUBJ
High individual single-175, Mary
Jane Wales Subj: second high in
dividual single-172, DeLynn Whit
mire: third high individual single,
10. Evelyn Weaver.
No. 4-Stewart
Whitmire 407, Fischer 312, Mox-
ley (sub.) 460. Wales (sub) AS,
Steward 406. Totals $50, $40, ISL
2010.
No. t-6reenstreet
Matthews 357, Lunt 300. Hayward
(av.) 3I9. Harris 3O4. Greenstreet
1896, Handicap 147, Totals 564, GIL
617-1S22.
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Dieterle AIS, Gilbert 457, X. Hopp
437, c. Hopp 467, Masters 3s6, to-
tails, 739, 754. 1872, 1925.
Post Office
Wardle $751; Boutell 367, Bates
il9, Peters 435, Max 457; handicap
1852; totals, 747 744, 706, 2l97.
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Blakemore 374, Boyle 56i Bow
Evening star., 1943-02-03
|Pan.American
Program Closes
Guild Series
Nin.CmlmeN Plays
His 'Qainfef to
Hieh LiShf Concert
Nv ALICE EvERsMAN.

The Chamber Music Guild con-
cluded its series Of six concerts last
night at Almas Temple with a gala
Pan-American program. High
lighting the concert and also the
winter season the guild has just
finished, was the performance OF
Joaquin Nin-C -Culmell's piano quin-
| tet, with the composer at the piano
Members of the Cuban Embassy
were In the audience to honor their
countryman. whose recent work was
given 4 first hearing In this city.
Nin-Culmell has far surpassed his
contemporaries OF this generation in
the spontaneous manner in which
he has written his quintet" For
this quality alone It would be 4
welcome addition to chamber music
literature for It begins. continues
and ends with the same sure. un-
faltering urge that will not be
denied expression. Its vitality. kept
At white heat BY the vikor Of the
composers leadership At the piano,
Is not diminished even In the Gus
tomRry slow movement but amply
quicts down for 4 space for greater
poetic emphAses.
Its three short sections are well
knit together and form = dialogue
between the strings and the piano.
But 1t Is the joyous insistence OF the
latter, less modernistically treated
than the other Instruments, that
dominates the whole. It Is . pas
sionate, vivid work. strong In its
accentuated rhythm from the hrst
notes Of the piano. which curiously
resemble the theme Of the Nile
scene in verdi's Aida"
Its deft construction and warm,
singing quality are unique and, as
the composer and the members of
the Guild Quartet played It, It's
power to reach out to the audience
was thoroughly manifest. A record
ing to be broadcast to South Amer
lea was made during the perform
ance, for which the audience was
requested not to applaud, but 1t its
conclusion an ovation for Mr.. Min
Culmell attested to the reaction Of
those present.
North America was represented
by three songs by Mrs. H. II. A.
Beach, sung by Virginia varney,
soprano. BY special permission. =
quartet arrangement was made by
Marcel Ancher, founder and cellist
Of the quartet, Of the accompani-
ment Of "A Mirage, Op. 100, No. L.;
the following number, Stella Via
toris," being sung to the piano ac-
compartment Of Allison Sanderford,
and The Years at the Spring" With
violin obligato played by Emanuel
zetlin. Miss varney sang with dra-
matte fervor and excellent interpre-
tive effect.
The program opened with = repe-
tition, by request, of Coustintino
Gaito's String Quartet No. Z, Op.
H." which was f1rst performed at q
concert devoted to Greek. music
given by the guild ct Dumbartcn
Oaks this summer. The continued
Illness Of Eugene Limbere has ne-
cessitated Z substitute violist, her
place he1ng taken last nisht ~
Theodore rotanoe. Other members
ot the Guild Quartet are Emanuel
xeslin anA etAnleys Weiner, sAtoGA1.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Chld'x Book Author
TO Speok at Museum

Miss Helen Niooaay. author q Z
nuAAef q hook1 for children AAsad
a AlsAnGy. = - speAk At . spociAl
program Ia honor ofLmc0lu1 herfh-
oay annlyersASy ct J pm. Saturday
at the Cntldrsnss lGaseasm q Waan.
mgton. <3ls Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Mia Nicolay "a the daughter Of
John NtcolAy, Who VA secretary 10
President Lincoln. -Anoae her
oooks u one entitled tue 0oy'a
Life Of Abraham Lincoln.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
D. c. Society Of Metals
Plons Dinner Mondov

The Warrington chapter Of the
American society for Metals will
hold = dinner meeting ~ e:ls PIN.
Monday ~ the podes Motel.
Mana Ernst. director of research,
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co. viii
apeAk an "Machina6iiity and Metal
Cutting N>search."
Reservations for Me- dinner can -
made with the eoeiety seeretAry.
treasurer. J, A. bennett.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Judge McMohon's Clark
Signs os Flying Codst

Than,aa Campbell. ~. clark 70
Municipal Court Judge John r, Nc
MHhom for the past Two yeats, has
enlisted ~ 4 f,y.nx cadet IN the
Army AIR Forces.
The holder Of IN amateur fying
license. Mr.. Campbell IA now sta
toned In NaAhvilie, Tenn.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
18TH CENTURY SUIT

The charming 18th Century styling /.
the exquisite morquetry inIoy =. the
rich burl walnut veneers on WE'LL
seasoned qumwood make this
bedroom fine investment. Bow
front 4-drower dresser with honoinq
mirror. Double or twin size bed.
spacious SIX DRAWER chest-on-
chest and vanity with swinq-mirror or
dresser with honeing mirror. Mir
rors are plate gloss.
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Hotels

VERMONT HOTEL
ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSMITS.
las w. COLUMBIA. Near FOX THEATER
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want AZ
Section.
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BARBER SHOP-Three chairs, downtownt
excellent business. 1907 Park. Cadillac
$40
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ALL ex12 used rugs. 25gs off sale; living
suite. S27 Hook. 1889 Mack.
ARE YOU looking for a studio couch
SHOP HERE. Large selection Of colors,
full spring constructions TERMS. KENT
co, 1874 LlVERNoIs. Open evenings.
BEAUTIFUL living room suites, slightly
soiled and imperfect. full spring con-
structiOn, choice Of colOrs, mohair, freize,
velour, tapestry low prices long terms.
KENT CO., l5441 LIVERNois. Open eve
nings,
BEDS. IS: iceboxes. furniture: baseburn-
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1859 West Warren.
NEW innerspring mattresses; studio touches
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ICoNSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
SectiOnl
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StoUes and Heaters
Furniture, Household Goods

A BEAUTIFUL selection OF manufactur-
er's display sample living room suites,
under $50. Why pay long price7 Terms.
ALVIN FURNITURE. 1851 w. VERNON.
open evenings. except Tuesday and Wed.
A BEAUTIFUL exl2 Axm,nuer Rug. Blue
Leaf, used months. SIT. Mitchells,
5000 Gratiot.
A BEDROOM suite. 3-piece. walnut finish.
gum wood, slightly marred In shipment.
rs terms Alvin Furn 1851 West Yer
nor Ouen eYeninRa eYcent Tues. and Wed.
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ALL BRAND NEw-WAREHoUsE SALE
Metal BEDS ...s,............,. 6.e5
Mattresses .,................... SOS
32-inch Desk. split top............. 7.95
Dinette Suite ..................... 16. 90
Porcelain Top Table ............. 7.e5
Bedroom Suite, Bed, Vanity, Chest. %. 95
9-pc. Dining Room suite .-........,.. SO. p5
Ape. Velour Living Room Suite with
springs ......... $3.50. os,so
Metal Folding Beds, factory rebuilts. 5.e5
Baby Crib with Spring. ............ 3.e5
Baby Nigh Chair. ................. 3.e5
9xl2 Congo. Rug ................. 2.e5
Also lounge chairs, book cases, occa-
sional tables, coffee tables. baby furniture,
lamps, sewing cabinets, chairs, glassware,
percolators, and many other items. List
ings above, desk is walnut finished gum
wood dinette IL solid oak: dining room,
walnut finished gum and cabinet woods
bedroom. gum and cabinet woods, walnut
finished Middlewest Inc, 1880 Gratiot,
1870 Livernois. Open ewes. till p. m.
ALL DAMAGED bed room suites must be
sold at drastic cut prices, 3-pece wal
nut finish, S39; 3-piece maple finish, $40
3-piece mahogany veneer. sac; 3-piece wal
nut finish, $50. These contain cabinet and
hardwoods. Terms. KENT CO., 1544l
lLIVERNO1S. Open evenings.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

KODAKS-Movis Cameras. WIN SELL buy,
exchange. Acme Camera Co.. SIT Shelby.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!