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RUSTIC.

Colored-You'u have to come a-runnine
II you want to get this beautiful 6 rms and
bath. a mi. perfect condition owner-oc-
cupied, sem detached corner property; one
half lot additional ground concrete front
porch. Located on corner OF ST ct
Tennessee ave. ne. For further particulars
call JOIN w. ROUSE, 1910 N st. NV
Phone DI TnSr
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$3.50.
1911 EASTERN AVE.

Attractive S-room, 2-story detached
frame DWELLING, with single-car garage
Near school and car line. Large lot Ccm-
lantic 0H3k after | D m
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Only S100 Cash-Move In.
Take your pick, houses 2-3-4 rooms,
up 70 81, acres GROUND. for trucking,
Srlng deposit Move in open todsy
Prices, $3.50 to Si,95o Crawford s,
meyer closed, 1902 Prince st. Alexa ndr a
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CAPITOL HILL-Ss5oo
2-story brick. 3 rooms. kitchen and bath
on each moor. oil heat, WESTINGHOUSE elec
reirs, nVe IN one apt. and rent other
per 16 month. Eve. or Sun. Phone MI. Adams,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. Realtor. MA o7s3
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ARLINGTON-2 RATHS

.'14NO WIZ bA no.
6-rm. brick, liv. rm. freplace. DIN. rm
kit., bedrm. tile bath and Laundry on Isl
n bedrms. and tile bath on end A.: am
pie closets; basement; h-w coal: screened
schools. SS95n ~
T., MCGEE KING
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KEEFER PL. NV.

Semidetached brick large rms. bath
h. W h. oil inclosed sleeping porch; large
R. A HUMPHREYS, sos N. Capitol, realtor
MA. $3.50
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK.

$11,950.
Close-in home. | block to Conn. ave
shopping and transportation Four bed
rooms, baths: bullt-in garage. Reduced
IN pTcs ea MEEn En- 39G sanday d conn and
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Al BARGAINS.

Two-apts. home. completely furnished
first commercial zone, on Baltimore pike
. miles from D. c.; modern. convenient;
price. S1O.500: terms.
Two-apts home. = beautiful rooms:
high elevation; ? miles from D. c.; modern;
close to school, bus. stores; S10.500 terms.
4-rm. bungalow, new; convenient, close
TO D. c.: S4,100: S400, s35 mo.
Modern brick. six rms: large lot; near
car line in Berwin; $500; terms. Ho-
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BEAUTIFUL HOME.

On Edge of Falls Church.
Good six-room brick house on large
lot with fine shade trees and shrubbery;
Ist moor, lse. lily. rm. with fireplace. dining
rm., Kit, breakfast nook den finished with
kSnotted pine, Aft. fireplace with crane and
"A bath, screened-in porch: 2nd floor, ,
pedrms. and beautiful tile bathroom oil
iurance, 2-car garage TO be finished with
large servant or guest room above
Sl3,50O: $4,000 cash and terms.
EASTMAN & STEELE.
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Arlington Home. S12.5OO

Arlington Home, $12,500.
Distinctive. custom built center hall
residence new-house condition, consisting
large living room. fireplace and bay WIN
dow, dining room, ideal kitchen and charm
ing bay-windowed breakfast room: also
screened porch: three roomy bedrooms. tile
bath on second floor. Excellent closet
space: also cedar closet; basement shower
Lot 55x113, in pretty wooded subdivision:
good transportation facilities. Glebe 1852,
Sunday or evenings after p.m. No agents
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OPEN TODAY 12-5

SeloCm can we offer a home in thus de-
sirable location at this low price English
architecture, brick construction. 1t includes
hving room, dining room and kitchen, =
oeirooms, tiled bath, buiit-in garage. coal
NV h., convenient to schools and bus
transportation; Is minutes downtown.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. AL.
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BRADLEY HILLS SECTION

th Inns oesGtu sIone ama oIles md nome
tile baths on 2nd floor; living ROOM dining
room, den. powder room. kitchen and large
screened porch on 1st. floor; 2-car garage,
with servants room and bath above; recre-
alton room laundry. furnace room, COM
plete bath and storase bill, in basement;
e25.00o Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and week
Gays, until 8 pm. F. A. Tweed Co.. 5504
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BUNGALOW

COLORED-l400 BLK. IRVING NE.
class condition Inspection through his
once only. Price. SlO.5nO; 81 500 down
Make offer. J. w. ROUSE 1910 NJ st. n W.
DI TnS3
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GLOVER PARK.

Brick, 4-bedrooms, row home, gas heat.
bullt-ln garage; Sl.250 cash. so per
month on balance. Located near Calvert
St, and Wise. ave. We think it, the best
value in this section. Call EN- 1890 Sun
day AMI wee DAYS until 8 pm F. A,
IWeed Cn SaN1 Conn ave n "
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A beautiful individually designed white
brick, OF the long rambling type. on u
circle lot of approximately a acre: the
house is perfectly. designed to fit the lot;
a wide center hall with large living room,
and powder room, 3 master size bedrooms;
beautiful view of wooded park: maids room
car garage; reasonably priced Call EN-
1880 Sunday and week days until 8 m.
A rIH,nnh co
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5 LARGE ROOMS-$6,0O0.
Convenient to Pentason Bldg. IA blocks
from Arlington Ridge rd.. nice neiehbor-
hood, GOOD bus service; the property is in
rood condition and available for immedi-
ate occupancy this is frame bungalow,
with full-sized basement and storage attic,
gas range, electric refrigerator. 2-car ga
" coNVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED
DICK BASSETT, CHI. 5057.
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CHEVERI,Y

owner leaving city must sell his CUSTOM
punt home perfect in every detail; Ist
moor contains 20-ft. living room with fre-
with electric range and refs. large bed
room with tiled bath and shower; 2nd fioor
SontalnS large bedrooms with tile bath
room with private bath and finished recre-
atlon room This home is provided through
winter hook-up, large lot and detached
orick garage. Sl0,950. Terms can be
arranged.
o3Sl Ave NE No -,no
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CHARMING HOME-S12,95O.

tlS "A.
Attractive white brick and clapboard
nome ~ restricted section o. Arlington
Va. built with prewar materials by owner
VINO is entering the service The trst door
mas center entrance hall: 2lXll. Is living
toom, with Colonial fireplace; ll.sxIl =
aiming room with corner cupboards: I2xl.
.iltchen with electric refrigerator and gas
range; ll'x9.7 den with half bath On
and fun bath another bedroom, IA ski s
and eX6.7 den. Full dry basement with
outsioe entrance. Storage attic Quiet
May &C heat. automatic gas hot water
Lot with 100 #. frontase In an area
OF nice homes and splendid environment,
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
205l Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
CH. 313l Realtors GI 242A
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'ICK BASSETT. CHI. 5O57.
CHEVERLY. MD

Attractive 5-room, @-Story brick dwell
ing. Large rooms. Screened porch OIL
heat Garage. Lot 10Ox2nO. Prlcs,
$1,000 %. Adams 9435 or Atlantic 06.55
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BUNGALOW,

BUNGALOW.
Colored-S2 500 cash is all / require for
2 rooms and bath open fire, big sun arlor
with southern breeze Take your sweet
heart in the eve. sit all mite she Will never
sneeZe. Call me. ask me. will you. please.
before I take my Christmas leave JOHN
w ROUSE DI TOS3
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George Mason Green CO,
----9--3-- -oE--9'y z tIIIITso, VI. oS'JN.
BUNGALOW ON "a ACRE

Located IN The picturesque VILLAGE Of
Falis Church. Va. within . blocks of bus
room situated on a lot G5x20OJ is nestled
u grove of huge oak trees. Ideal for
the couple or small family. II Consists
pi llvlne room 12820). with fireplace and
FTeheh windows, den or bedroom I2xl31.
,neoroom tl2xl3): large Combination
kIIcnen and breakfast room. An attractive
,uoh-o'. excellent new hot-watnr heating
system with Mari westinghouse oil turn-
=. not-Tater heater. Price, $3.50.
George Mason Green Co.,
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NEAR CONN. AVE

7-room home. ] block east OF Conn ave
4 bedrooms. Ia baths. living room open
ing into sun, room, dining room, butler 5
pantry and kitchen: almost new G.E oil
burner wide deep lot. with garage Price
S14,:5 Vacant, Owner is redeCorating
Early possession Call EN- 1890 Sunda J
and week days until p m. F. A. Tweed
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ARLINGTON

baths, recreation room, oil heat, fireplace,
large lot; immediate possession; lOc zone:
SH.90M: terms. CE IoaE -
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.
Army officer will give quick possession
Of his lovely detached brick home IN Ar
lington, Va. mr., Buckingham. Bus at
rms, bath, attic, f1ll base, lge. liy. nm.
with fireplace. Brick garage. Fenced yard.
Q min. TO Pentagon BLDG. Ewes. and sun,
call Mrs Ramsdell. GE 1884.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50,
COLORED-142 QUINCY PL. NE
6-room brick house, in splendid condi-
immediate occupancy. cox a. Co Si5
N Capitol st. RE. 1858 until pm,
after Z call IR 46},I
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HOUSES FOR SALT.
&7S0 CASH
OPEN TODAY 1875.

% Sheridan st. Northeast.
Charming brick bungalow, situated near
all conveniences, Five lovely rooms, tiled
bath and shower, modern kitchen. auto
matte heet. recreation room, etc New
house condition. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SS,450. Terms
Your Neighbor Bought From U.s.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO.
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5-Room BungaloW-S6, 600.
DICK BAsSETT, CHI. 5057.
7-Room Home; Large Yard.

Conveniently located to two 1Oc bus lines.
a new home. but is in GOOD condition a.
has many features sedcm found today for
thlS low price, including range. refrise-a-
tor' oil heat. garage. ( bedrooms md
fenced-ln yard: property is clear OF mort
sases; reasonable cash payment and easy
terms arransed
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81 ]. .450

Complete. with furniture; ready TO u,ovs
IN: only 81 95o down, balance less than
ford lane Il block before Hot Shopuei,
turn right to Powhatan St, left l block to
CORNER. Powhatan and 2nd sts.
open Today From IL PM Brins DENNY
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10th ST. CORNER.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK.

-. Rittenhouse st. near l4th-6 rooms .
TIE baths; also apt, in basement of
rooms, tile bath; has separate entrance
gas " n; easy terms Call AD 5613 or
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BETHESDA. MD.-S3, ,75O
ROCK CREEK HILLS.

Living room, dining room and Kitchen,
1 bedrcoms, bath, INV h.. built-in gari ge,
lars, o.. Can Mr.. Stevenson, with F M
PRATT Co MA ShS.t. RE 4o2l
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BUNGALOW

ICOLORED--3l0o BLK. 14th ST, COR NE.
r. and ba. Great big lot Rented for
Sl53 a month. Priced $500: ST 500
down. Make of1er. Inspected only through
THIS once. J. w. ROUSE 1910 NJ ST. n ".
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Brick 2-StorV Cape Cod
Glib 22nd ST. N.
S6.350

:. Groom BUNGALOW, with unfinished attic.
.srss nE Iot; reasonable cash. COLONIAL
ton. Va cH. 5554. OK. 0575.
7 ROOMS, 4 BEDRMs., BATHS. FUR
nished brick home; 3 minutes doWntoTn:
close to Pentagon. schools. chain stores,
bus, etc. ~ oNVI ~
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I, COLORED
2100 block of 10th ST. NV Detached
brick. 3 apts. Rented for S72 per mo,
Semidetsched brick home, excellent
location: large rooms in beautiful condi-
ton Mr. Foster, WA. 917s. Shown by
MARSHAL ]. WAPLE CO..
1oo4 18th ST N w M 2odH
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BUNGALOW ON 6 ACRES

Located within & miles of downtown
washington, attractive bungalow on 8
| include paneled living room with tjTe-
place, de luxe equipped kitchen with break
Iasl nook, master bedroom with firea!ece
and private bath, guest bedroom sad
oatn recreation room with fireplace. in
aodltlon there Is an attractive APP above
3-car garage, consisting OF living room
with heatilator fireplace bedroom, kitch-
enette and bath Small barn. New build
ing now being used as kennel; stream
Plans available for enIarging house SUBJ
stantlal cash required. Price, Sl4,g5O
EpOrOp Moc0p rrao,,- ~
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OPEN TO-DAY / TO s
VACANT.

Near Alexandria, brick bungalow, 3
rms tile bath, ami, finished attic suit
anle Tor extra rooms, full basement, large
lot, conv. to schools and transp.: priced
rlght at S6.0On. Call DI 5000.
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COLORED-NE

Within few blocks Govt. Printing once
porch. full cellar h-w. h.. built as duplex
home, lst Fl rms. kit. and bath, large
rear porch. md f., rms, kit. and bath,
laree rear porch: deep lot: rea sonable prce.
81 800 cash StS No. month
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
fSo 81 ppou Eyas sptp
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MT. PLEASANT.

S1O,25O
Most conveniently located brick. near
18th st 8 rooms and bath. in excellent
conaition, New oil burner; early posses
sion This is an unusual value Call EN-
29O Sunday and week days until pm.
F, A. Tweed Co. $500 Conn, ave. NV.
TAKE YOUR PICK.
CALL 5 MR. WILEY, OR. 1863.
1900 BLK BRANDYWINE ST. NV
Semidet. br.. rms, bath. $1,000 down.
$3.50 price.
1900 BLK. 18th ST NW.-Semidet
brick, rms, > baths garage: auto. heat.
So, 800 down. Sl3,450 price.
1900 BLK. KILBOURNE ST. N.W.-10
rms. . baths. 2-sty. row br. $1,000 down.
Sll.15n price
300 BLK. E ST. NE-6 rms bath; h.
VIII, 2-sty. row br. $50 down. S6,95o
price.
Alex. K. Anderson g. Co., Elk. 1900
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leave Ny Heart Alone

"He doesn't. ] mean he only
thinks he does" She lifted her eyes
again TO Karens face; they we're
honest now, too I'm more than
fond Of him he means every
thing EVERYTHING, ! tell
you 70 me. He always has He
always VIII. And If II weren't
for you II you hadn't always
been around Paul would feel
the same toward me.
Karen said gently, since she saw
the girl really thought she meant
what she had just said. But I am
around as you said. And l
believe Paul always has known he
would want to marry me one day.
Those are things we can't always
help, Eva. Even II l weren't here
I'm sure Paul ought TO know
what he wants, which makes you
mistaken about that, my dear"
She need not say how she felt, or
whether it mattered what she
wanted. If Eva thought she cared
so much for Paul she would have
put him and his desire before her
own. You won't always feel this
way" Karen finished. I'm sure OF
that. too"
You don't know anything about
it," The younger girls tone stated
nat fact: il did not carry the heat
Of denial. She said, in the same tone
Of fnality. you don't know any
thing about love. I'll never get over
Paul. II he marries you. Karen. Ill
kill myself" The way she said il
did not sound like dramatics, but
like a sober fact also. Paul doesn't
know what he wants-it's Just that
you've always held on to him so.
taken it for granted he belonged to
you. II could be helped &.
you could let me have a chance to
make him see it's really me he
loves
Has Paul given you any reason
to think this ?" Karen did not like
to ask that question, any more
than she liked to admit there was
anything more than theatres, ado
descent infatuation in all the rest,
but she had to ask ii now. Just as
she could not help thinking that it
was Paul's suggestion, not hers,
that they postpone their wedding
date
yes, he has" Evas tone was
curt, cruel. But her blue eyes
famed with triumph now. THE 9TH
er night, when you wouldn't let
/ him come over, because you two
had quarreled over Buffy, Paul
came to me, Karen. And before
that, the night Of the Festival, he
was with me down by the sea, when
he should have been with YOU"
Karen said, That's scarcely
proof enough" But she was hurt,
even though she felt she ought not
listen to such small indiscretions.
She had sent him the night of the
Festival to dance with Eva; If he
had gone the night they had had
that misunderstanding over Buffy
to Eva again, that was Karen
fault, too, although she felt he
should not have told Eva or any
other person of their quarrel.
He kissed me- Eva said. He
held me in his arms. He said il it
weren't for you, he knew he could
care for me as do for him. Is that
proof enough for you, Karen Bell?'
(To Be Continued)
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CHAPTER TwENrY-NINE

NfAAAhA - a " 49, a @@f@
WHEN OLD Jan told Karen that
there was a young lady waiting to
see her on the south terrace, she
asked why he had not obtained the
visitors name. Karen was dress
ing to go into town to talk over
plans for a canteen for army men,
mostly pilots, already being sent
in large numbers 10 Morrison field,
the local airbase that was being
rapidly developed into a ferry COM
mand base.
JAMS bright eyes-they always
reminded Karen of shiny shoe but
tons, they were so beady and
small-narrowed He said in his
mild tone OF rebuke for question
ing that he had done his full duty,
81 did not have to inquire the name,
Miss Karen. The young LADY is one
OF your friends.
Karen said, "Oh, well, that's diff
ferent," with a smile she hoped
would make up for any rebuke on
her part. Jan was too old to be en-
tirely satisfactory; he was over
sensitive to the point OF grumpi-
ness. and he had been in the house
hold so long he thought he could
run il. For his own sake he ought
4 to be retired on a pension, but dad
would never hear to that, she sup
posed, until Jan was ready to ask
for 1t.
Not until she was on her way
downstairs did Karen realize she
had not asked which friend was
waiting for her-Jan's fault again
he did put one off with his queru-
lousness. But it did not matter. II
would be one OF the girls, possibly
someone also on the canteen COM
mittee, for all Karen's friends now
filed their days with such work
Red Cross, first aid. USO, all the
rest that they could do in war ef-
fort and service.
She thought, with smile at her
own expense, as she opened the
long French doors onto the south
terrace, how she had decided tc
lead more useful life and how
such resolutions had been taken
out OF her hands so that now every
minute was crammed full, indeed
She liked it this way, wishing there
were more she could do, more time
in which to do such service.
why, Eva" She was surprised
that it should be Eva Parks, wait.
ing for her, not sitting down al
ease, but walking back and forth
impatiently, turning to walk to-
ward Karen in impotence, too. 81
didn't know. l hope I haven't kept
you waiting too long" Karen's
smile now was cordial and she held
out friendly hand. In the rush OF
all that had happened since, she
had forgotten her old resolve tc
try to make friends with this
younger girl. She wished she had
been the one to make the advance
instead Of Eva's coming first tc
her.
Apparently Eva had not come
with friendship. She ignored Ia,
ren's out-stretched hand; there
was no smile or warmth in hei
round. doll-like face. Her sentence;
were broken, as they had been be-
fore in that last talk, her emotions
unleashed. She said, I'D have
waited until you came, no matter
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Mrs. Raymond Lewis. FIT North,
Texas. is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. "aymond Lewis.
Mrs. Ruth Naxwell, Royal Oak,
spent last week end at the. Asa
Whipple home on Eight Mile Rd.
Mrs. Rock Frederick, White Fish,
Montana, is spending a few days
with Mrs. Julia Foreman.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Stroh visited her sis
ter, Mrs. L. ]. Vici, Birmingham
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Buers enter
tanned Dr.. and Mrs Carl F. Janu'
ary. Plymouth, Sunday, for dinner
at Deyan Gables. near Pontiac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyke spent
the week end with relatives at
| Breckenridge.
Miss Julia Ann Lewis who has
/ been employed in Detroit. has re-
turned home for an idnefnite stay
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merritt
/ visited Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Tay'
/ Tor. near Brighton, Sunday, and
their son Donnel at Howell SAM
. tarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington and
baby spent the week end with re
latives at East TaWas Mrs. Bon
nington and baby stayed for a
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Maltby. De
troit and Mrs Rock Frederick
/ Montana. were Sunday visitors ii
the George Bennett home.
Mrs. George Bennett is quite III
at this writing
I The Charles Hanert family De
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troit, spent Friday at the Myron
Atchison home
Mr. and Mrs Russell O.Neil and
family, bloomfield Hills, visited
in the home OF Mr. and Mis- q T.
Hartman Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrlan Lykc and
son Murray spent sunday at the
Arthur Bunk home at Plymouth.
The Calvin Wheeler and samuel
Wheeler families of NpsilaniL
were week end guests al The \. G..
Wheeler home
James and Shirley Atchison
Chelsea spent a few days last week
with their grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Atchison Tower RI
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how long. I had TO come. I had to
see you"
Won't you 81. down then?" IA
ren put aside the fact that she did
not have much time. But she would
not want Eva to feel she had come
at an inconvenient time. Karen sat
down. indicating another chair.
wondering what all this was about.
and hoping not only that II would
be brief, but not too trying. In or
der to help with the latter she add
ed. I'm so glad you came. I've been
wanting to come TO see you" She
was determined to pretend friend
illness anyway, since they could not
get anywhere without that, al
least.
Eva accepted the other chair, but
none too graciously; she Topped
down into il, leaning forward 10
stare at Karen with that same cool,
hostile look in her china blue eyes
that had been so disconcerting be-
fore. She was a pretty girl, though.
so pink white and breakable. She
wore clothes that matched such
prettiness. pastel shades. frilly. ut
terly feminine. She said, hurting
it out as would child. yet with the
difference that, since she was not
one, II was also as rude as it WAS
startling
You can't marry Paul You
can't! That's what l came
about, Karen. I saw it in the Sun
day paper. The date for your we'd
ding"
She said this as II that notice
had meant more to her than the
other news that same day had
brought. Maybe it had. maybe
Eva's world had come tumbling
down about her pretty head when
she had seen, in black and white,
the notice that Paul would marry
Karen so very soon.
But Karen was not marrying
Paul that soon now, although she
did not say so. She said instead,
I'm afraid l don't quite see, Eva,
what that has to do with you" She
tried to keep her tone coolly I'M
personal, holding off any feeling
she might have She had not given
that other notice to the papers yet,
as there was no hurry. But she
could not see why Eva, even if she
thought herself infatuated with an
older man, like Paul, should take
lit quite this hard. That was child
ish, too childish to be acceptable.
1T has everything to do. with
me- The younger girls voice was
low, intense; her whole body
seemed in tension. II tell you you
can't marry him you CAN'T,
that's ALL"
Surely I have a right to ask for
a reason-against what l also have
a right to feel shows none at all. "
Karen would have preferred to have
smoothed this over, to adopt that
casual lightness that certainly was
better than this crude bluntness.
But if Eva was determined to be
unfriendly, there seemed nothing
for her to do except meet it with
what honesty she could. Il am
aware, Eva, that you are fond OF
Paul" She would even go a step
farther, try to help the girl, as she
would have tried to help Buffy, any
younger person. Il suppose, living
so close and all. you are very fond
Of him. But it happens that Paul
wants to marry me-
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WARRINGTON AP Three Of
the five senators Who recently
toured Allied batt!efrouts voiced
disappointment Tuesday that their
reports To the Senate had been in
terpgrtcd by some BRUSH neNspa.
pcrs as reflection upon Tie Eng
Hsh people.
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Salem News
VISITS SON IN CAMP

Salem Mich, oct 20-Nls. o.
Opdyck and daughter. Mrs C.oyd
Hardesty, aud small daughter have
been visiting Mrs. Hardesty's sou
Charnele. Who is located at
Strothus Airheld in WINFIELD KaS
They returned home saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-20

gave the ngire in an address be-
fore the American Trucking Assoc
Citations convention as an exam
pie OF &C enormity OF the Army
TASK in maintaining its hghting
men in every quarter OF the globe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-20

.CHTNGkI\G NT Fighter.
bombels Of the L. $. lt,h Air Force.
supporting Chinese ground forces
in western Yunuan Province. at
tackled Japanese troop cuncenira.
lions and supply dumps az l.uku on
the east bank az the SdlWeen River
sunday and inflicted heavy casual
ties. 1t. Gen. Joseph W Stilwell. $
Headquarters announced Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sabo and
daughter jeanne, Detroit we're
Sunday visitors Of her grandmoth-
err Mrs. Retta Chamberlin.