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PROPOSALS.

W P. W. PROJECT NO. DC 49-113.-COM-
MISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, WASHINGTON, D. C.-Separate
sealed bids for completion OF certain un--
finished rooms, second floor west wing of
''BUNKER HILL ELEMENTARY School"
located at 14th Street and Michigan
Avenue NE, Washington, D. c., will be
received by said Commissioners at Room
until 900 o'clock P M. tEWT), August %;
1943, and then publicly opened and read
aloud. The Instructions to Bidders, Form
Of Bid, Form of Contract, Drawings. Speci-
fcations and Forms of Bid Bond, also
Performance Bond. may be examined and
secured at the Office of the Chief Clerk.
Engineer Department, Room 427, District
Building. Not more than three t3) sets
will be furnished to any one general
contractor, who must return same promptly
and in good condition The Commissioners
reserve the right to waive any informalities
in or to reject any or all bids. Each bidder
amount not less than Ave per centum (5G)
of the base bid in the form and subject to
the conditions provided in the Instructions
to Bidders. Time will not be a material
factor in evaluating bids. (See Paragraph
II of Instructions to Bidders) Attention
Of bidders is particularly called to the
requirements as to conditions OF employ
ment to be observed and minimum wage
rates to be paid under the contract. No
bidder may withdraw his bid within thirty
800 days after the actual date Of the
distinctions to Bidders, G. NJ, THOR
NETT. Secretary Board Of Commissioners,
D. c.. August IA. 1913.
aus. .l4,16,1T1S 1920
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
1927 K ST NV

l0LI II 81. NV.
First-foor store available for owner.
Rental income from apts. and garage;
S24,500. JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 G
st. NV. RE 246O,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BARGAINS IN RIVERDALE

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Two we'll
built Groom homes with modern improve
mentS. beautiful large lots with shade
trees and shrubbery: paved street: close to
cars; prices S5,950 and S6,250; terms;
either will make purchaser a nice home.
A. B. CAMPBELL Hyatts. 81 80 after p m.
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JULIAN c. HAMMACK, Attorney,
Munsey Building az.

State for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. 80 .006, Ad-
ministration. This is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers, Of the District of
spectively. have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia. Letters
L. jenkins, late Of the District Of Column
bia, deceased. All persons having claims
ssainst the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
scribers. on or before the 9th day of
August. AID. 1914; otherwise they may
by syts law be EXCLUDED from all benefit Of
10th day of August, 1943. LEWIS T.
RREUNINGER. 1890 K st. NV. go.
ALFRED w. JENKINS. "a South 18th ST..
Richmond Indiana. (SeaD Attest VIC
TOR s. MERSCH. Register of Wills for
the District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. aul4,21.2S.
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II. HAZEN WILSON, Attorney.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United Sttaes for the District of Column
conrad pondoR Rufo po5aon Han1a
The object of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the bonds of matri-
this 9Th day of August, 1943. ordered
that the defendant Conrad Pordon cause
ms appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sum
days and legal holidays, occurring after the
day of the first publication of this order;
as in case of default Provided copy of
this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter. and The Evening Star before
said day. T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH.
tSeal) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk; By SOPHIE LYMAN. Deputy Clerk.
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ARLINGTON VA.

AttL1N1 yin, VA.
Bungalow, nearly new. finished in
modernistic style with selected 20-year-
finish knotty pine; containing bedrooms,
large closet, built-in dinette. large kitchen,
tiled bath attic and basement. large cor
ner lot. Substantial cash required.
Groom o-storv brick and asbestos
shingle; living room and fireplace equipped
kitchen, attached garage, full basement;
81 900 cash. terms on balance.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
Falls Church 2430.
ONE ACRE WOODED LAND,
4-room bungalow with unfinished rooms
in attic, cleo, , porcheS: miles west of
Falls Church, Va. Price $3.50; terms
- ONE ACRE, TOWN OF VIENNA,
7room frame dwelling. bath, cleo, range;
refer. and water heater, hot-water oil
heat, fireplace. beautifully kept grounds:
barn and poultry house; half block Of
D. C. bus line, Ia blocks Washington &
Old Dominion RR: $3.50. Open Sun
day by appointment only.
RAY BARNEY,
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna %1S.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
GROOM BUNGALOW NEW CONDITION.
vacant large lot, garage, chicken house
] - squares school and post Office. recrea-
ton room; might exchange. NO GIG.
MAGNIFICENT OLD TREES ON BROAD,
sweeping 2-acre lawn make a perfect set
ting for this century-old house beautifully
remodeled; rose arbor with stone, fireplace
other charming features. Falls Church, Va;
sl1.a50; easy terms Chestnut 0723.
LYON VILLAGE BEDROOMS BED
baB nd oor h m q0F 10 aaa
gear G fGGia garage, brick. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
ne, nx5ord 4el7 sd Lee highway Chestnut 1855
s-BEDROOM sTUCCo HOUSE, VERY
close to Clarendon, with large lot s3xI20;
Seed TNe 4s7 f. Lee Lee bFbway chas6Ss
OPEN SUNDAY FROM IL TO 6, 1908 n
Oak. TT; Myer-6-room brick compositiqna,,
Chestnut l43s, oxford il30
m FALLS CHURCH. VA. ON q ACRE
close 20 es d stsdos Ss s09si h0d ran H
chickens; immediate possession. Price,
81 st15Si ssas RElBhE' agent oxford 0'lo OF
GROOM, DINETTE HOME, 2-CAR GA
rage, servants quarters: u acres; VIII sell
sst SI2,OOO or completely 1ufn. at Sl3'UoV.
Restricted. LANGLEY, Va. 3 mi. from George
town. DU. 1862; after Z. Elmwood 3S9.
PIvE-RoOM BUNGALOW. FULL BIAS,
ell conv.: good location; $1,000; S32 per
mo. Phone Roberts OF MONCURE AGENCY,
Falls Church 2200: after 5, F. c. 20s7-M.
BUNGALOW, LANDOVER HILLS. ON DE-
fense highway, rooms, bath. extra room
in attic, insulated and storm windows
modern conveniences; large, well cared for
lot outdoor fireplace; $1,000. 7103 Bu-
chanan 81. OWNER. -
NEARBY Md ROOMS. AND BATH,
large attic, basement, laundry trays. coal
-sir-cond. heat, v acre; 81 800, $500 down,
DEWEY M, FREEMAN. Silver Hill. Md.
Spruce 0167.
ALEXANDRIA. BELLE HAvEN--ATTRAC-
tive stone house, bedrooms, screened
porch, garage; convenient TO bus and
country club; $4,000. HELEN R.
MARSHALL, Alex 3s0l or Temple 1850
COLONIAL HOUSE. 10 RMS. AND BATH
large Eving room with fireplace, INV h.
coal, gas range. full-sized basement, 2
large porches, j screened in: 10 acres,
spring water running through it: barn,
garage, other outbuiidings; excellent con-
dition; growing garden, fruit trees, grape
srbor; In Fairfax Co; terms; So, 800.
! j. BREEDEN owner, Manassas, Va
Phone Fairfax 1862.
CLINTON MD.--6-RM.. WHITE. CLAP
board house, 3 years old; bath. elec O.,
kitchen. coal heat, insulated, 9 acres of
4round, fruit, trees: 20 minutes to D. C.
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE,

1NAlkeNS TUX SA6E.
TRAILERs. ~. new and used. s195 to
S2,99o. Cash for your trailer. Richter
Trailer Sales, Cherry Hill Camp. Berwyn.
Nd: Berwy1 10:
FOR SALE--Modern Alma trailer, sleeps
four; terms in trade. Call National Trailer
CoHt, Berwyn. Md. Ask for Mr.. or Mrs.
LARGE TRAILER FOR SALE. blocks
north Is1 Of 5na,t East Riverdais. Md. Apply Wal
"TRAVEIO" 1912, 24-ft.; must sell,
leaving town. Hillside Trailer Village,
Hillside, Nd. p. Casoria. Call HI. 0S61.
TO-
COVERED WAGON TRAILER. "A N., 2
door, tandem wheels. electric brakes, metal
body; $3.50 cash. Temple Trailer Village.
NATIONAL TRAILER, % It., good Is new,
TOR home Or o., travel; $1,000. 471o HUNT
LUGGAGE TRAILER for sale. tvo-wheel,
S75. 0oldins Service Station. 5000 Nichols
TRAnER CENTER
AT HORNER'S CORNER.
POPULAR MAKES OF MANY USED
TRAnERS. S495 UP.
We will buy your trailer for cash.
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. yR. 1921.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
1st and End TRUST LOANS.

Let US refinance your property. We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget.
First-trust loans on d. c.. Nd. and Va.
property. Second-trust loans up to 5
years to pay back on D. c., Md. and Va.
property.
Prompt and courteous service Consult
US before borrowing. Lowest rates.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
S17 9th NV. DI. 6150.
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NEARING COMPLETION

Are these finely constructed, centrally heat
ed four-apartment buildings; cool, new To-
cation high elevation; unusually nice ap-
pearance; very good return on your money
and possible for owner to move into one
apartment: $4,000 down. bal. terms.
HERBERT e. SON. REALTORS.
515 E. Capitol ST.. Lincoln 0129,
EXCLUSIVE Agents.
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EUGENE b. SULLIVAN, Attorney,
82i 18th st. NV. (5).

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
State for the District of Columbia.
May Sullivan. Deceased.ENo. s2, ,oss, Al
ministrstion Docket 132.-Application
having been made herein for probate of
ceased. and for letters testamentary on
said estate. by Frances 8. Crowley, it is
ordered this End day OF August, AID 1913,
that Moira Sullivan and David sullivan,
Minors; George L. White. Custodian, and
all others concerned. appear in said Court
on Monday, the 18th day Of September,
hD la43. at 1000 o'clock AM. to
not be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the "WashinEton Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star" once
IN each Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
HoNoRARLE EDWARDD" & EfcHER. Iifs chief
Justice Of said Court, this 2nd day Of
August. AID. 1943. (Seal) Attest:
VICTOR 9. MERSCH. REGISTER Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.
MICHIGAN PARK.

Brick English type, G. rooms. romantic
a bedroom. modernistic full tile shower
bath and lovely porch; end floor = spa
cious bedrooms and full tile shower bath;
price S1oa50 HO O043
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Arlington. Va.---5-room and bath, 9
story cnder block, slEe porch, coal air.
1mmedlate possession. MAYNARD BAYLES
&C Falls Church 243O. II no answer,
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lE6AL NOTICES.
EUGENE 3, sullivan, Attorney. na
S21 18th 81. NV. al

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
w.. States for the District Of Columbia,
ministIstion- Is. 70 Give Notice
Inst the Subscriber. who was By the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia sranted letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF Frances c. Rich
ards, also known IS Fannie Richards, de-
SSs,ased; S,ad;. has. With the approval of the
District Of ,Columbia. holding a Probate
Court. appointed Friday, the ,3rd day OF
September. 1943, at 1Q,00 O'Clock . m, as
the time. and said Court room as the
place, for making payment and distribu-
tion from said estate, under the Courts
direction and control. when and where all
creditors and persons entitled to distribu-
tive shares or lesacies, or the residue. or
parts thereof. are notified to attend, In
thorised. with their claims against the
estate properly ,youched. Given under my
JOHN r. DoNAHUE BY: EudENE B.
yIn,IvAL. SuLnLIvANL. .Att9rnsy. Seal Attest;
wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. au14,2I2s.
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COLORED HOME.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1918 43rd PL. NW.-6 ROOMS AND
bath, storage attic, semidetached, 3 porch
es; close to schools, churches and stores, in
good residential neighborhood: $3.50;
down payment. $1,000; balance like rent
of ST. so per month. Possession by A.
ment only Call Ma. 4519.
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GEORGE PAPANICOLAs,
Woodward Building,
Washington, d. c. (5), Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
=, States for the District of Columbia:
Ethel Lee LAWRENCE, pecea ased.-No. ,si,e79,
Administration Docket 131.-Application
having been made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament of said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on said estate
by John Maktos it Is ordered this 29th day
Of July, AID: 1913. that Elizabeth Lee,
Fulton, N. Y: Florence Biggs, Toronto,
Canada: all nonresidents. and the unknown
heirs at law and next of kin Of Ethel Lee
Lawrence, deceased, and all others con-
eerned; appear in said court. on Tuesday,
loo. l0:9o o'clock AMI to show cause why such
ington Law Reporter" and "The Evening
Star" once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein mem
toned. the nrst publication to be not less
Witness. the HONORABLE EDWARD c.
EdCHER, Chief Justice Of said Court. this
29th day of July. AID. 1943. (Seal) At
test: VICTOR s. MERSCH. Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court. jy31 .au7,14
EARL H. DAVIS Attorney.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

800 N. LEXINGTON ST, ARLINGTON,
Va.-Open, pm. to pm, 1-yr.-old brick
~ baths. 9 f1replaces, garage, lge.
screened porch, elec. refg. and stove: bus
to door: immediate possession.
ton to buy, Groom brick house excellent
condition, best location. conv. to every
thing Immediately avail: S1O0. Alex. 1854.
KENSINGTON VIEW MD-FURNISHED
bungalow; owner would like to share with
middle-aged couple. Phone SH. Ass.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WILL BUY FROM OWNER FOR CASH,
D or room house in Prince Georges Coun-
tv r SPAITER. 1894 Downing pl. ne
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7-ROOM HOUSE,
BEVERLEY HILLS

situated in one Of tic best residential
sections. The first floor consists of large
living room with fireplace dining room an
and very -cozy library in knotty pine
The second floor has 3 nice bedrooms and
bath, and full basement with full bath
and butlt-in garage. This home is located
on lovely lot with plenty of shade
trees and block of transp. Priced S11,
$50 with 50 600 CO sh.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
lAnI Cnlurrhia Pikn Arlinc.nn
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S4.500
NEW-S6.OOO,

rooms. bath ami. insulated and
her-stripped, auto oil heat, large
lot on paved streets; transportation near
Ey OWNER, Union 1894
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

FOUR-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING.
Call OWNER, MI. 9S4o 15'
WAREHOUSE SPACE, 1000 SO. FEET,
concrete and steel construction. 9 en-
frances large. enough for trucks to enter,
equipped with Office and phone service,
heat electricity and toilet facilities; cen
trally located; all on ground floor. Call
Ludlow 4190. IS"
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HERE IS
S6,HOW. %, . ~, efVIIIItEs. %. TIT -INI
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

Owner leaving town, furnished bunga-
low, large rooms, fireplace, full base
ment, gas heat, garage. large lot, trees,
eVnnineSt 81. GnoS
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SUMMER HOMES.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NORTH BEACH COTTAGE = 3-Rooi
large porch and bath house. Lot 60x1
Reasonable. Call EN-. 6724, T. N. FIELDE
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS

A Count elevator apartment
building, excellently located, con-
venient to transportation, shop
ping district, etc: splendid con-
dition and reasonably priced
Yearly rental, S14.50O
DAVIDSON IL DAVIDSON
10l3 / 18th St N w MA IR1c
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04

-" 81 >u.n, 1T TN, ,,,,,.,. i..s
"'' ms fart. II held lis u>,.,, ,.,I,,s
n'''N", p' 80" Dcliev, you could
q With It's Then. Marty ana l. fish,
ing naylc?" "'''
haith smiled, pleased thar no
would want TO include her. But che
said that that would DE a man.
dtialf: they would not really ,,.,nt
neg along. not the first time. any.
way. She told Buf'y he must RIM
along and let Betsy get him ready
10 :" with Paul because she had 70
get really fer her party now, too.
Stree there WAS no one TO sec puf-
~ no: only gave her quick huo
neio:e leaving. but surprised her
WIN an impulsivc. quick little kiss
mat landed between the tin of her
nose and her lips.
She supposed it was for saving
ne could 90 fishing with MARTY, bur
IT warned her heart Just the same.
Btiiiy was as cmotial as any child
she ever had come into contact
with. more high strung than most.
btlt II" was even more careful mn,
10 betray himself than most chill
"rch' Too careful. Karen wished he
need not protect himself with that
arih"r of repression. but il was not
as hvulnrrablc as il had Lr,u II
was gradually tiawing out beneath
an IN" lEvc, like the warm sun of
lltlf hnlfsh fn,sttg-...I IL.
SHE thought. as she dressed, OF
Cousin Ellcn's remark about how
soon child could adapt himself.
Euify had practically accom- lishcd
mat already. And IF her going on
TO say that a child soon forgot his
grief, even his parents. if placed
IN the right surroundings and with
others who gave him affection and
security. 1t was true. her heart ach-
ing for Denise at acceptance, vet il
was wise. especially in a world
where everyone might have to
learn. as child does. to live in the
present. not in the past. or with
the loved ones there. or in Il future
that did not hold as much hope "a
it should
Cousin Ellen also had said that a
child instinctiveiy knew whom he
could trust. Thus went to verify
karcn's own belief that Martin
Halliday was a person with whom
she could trust the boy. for certain
~ Buffy had taken to him instinc-
lively.
She almost could be jealous OF
Marty. she reflected, since she
knew the boy gave him more than
lie gave her i'll worshipful admira-
Ton and absolute trust. But Karen
hoped she would always be above
any jealousy; she hoped Paul would
overcome his in regard to herself
and The boy. as She knew he would.
This aiternuun n,@nt bc the begin
ming "a int. and uf Il new under
standing between her small nephew
ana the man she WAS going TO
marl% so soon.
Sh" must tel! Euffy SHE and Paul
would be married and Paul would
come 10 live with them and he his
brother, although / wGF Marty the
hoy I'D i&h.d To have f"r II broth
cr. Wei. he could have thani beth.
two big hrot:!,!5 20 i.rlp Karen look
out for him.
TO Sc COn!inucd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04
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CHATTER IWENTS-lhkEE
FlFTY-SEVEN days, Pau. had
said, until the date Karen finally
had set for their wedding-not even
TWO months. She really should have
allowed little more time than
mat. 1t would certainly keep her
hustllng, even with Cousin Ellen's
help. to arrange all the details for
the small. informal wedding she
would plan. 1t would not give her
time to think about anything else
But maybe that was the better
way, now that it was all so very
definitely decided. Paul had becn
SO pleased. Her father seemed
pleased, too. when she told him.
And, as Karen kept reassuring her
self, 1t was not going to change
anything much. Life in the big
mouse, very pleasant, full life,
especially now with Buffy here,
would go on its same smooth, pleas
ant course.
She decided to give the notice of
the date she had chosen, to the
newspapers SO that it would an
pear in this Sundays edition. That
would make it final. And it should
please Paul even more, as then he
would know she had no intention of
changing her mind. Maybe it was
mainly for this reason, so that she
Gould not change her mind that
karen reached this last decision.
SHE asked the society editor. when
she phoned the paper, to make it a
small notice and to emphasize that
IL was TO be a small wedding. no
big, fussy affair, although it would
be held in the lovely old church nv
the sea. Karen would not have con-
sidered herself married if the cere-
ilony dld not take place in a
church. Even in this, her Wedding
must follow the conventional and
proper lines.
A person like Martin HALLIDAY
sne presumed, would think it sillv
Tor a girl to want everything so
proper; he would probably laugh
at her, saying that it was not the
surroundings that made a wedding
ceremony. But for Ill his percep-
lion and clear thinking, Martin
could not know how n girl. any
girl, would feel about such things.
even one as sensible and unscnti-
mental as Karen pridcd herself on
being.
Should she invite him to her we'd
ding. Karen wondered? If so, she
really ought to see that he and
Paul met and got to know one an
other beforehand. 1t would please
her so much if they would take to
one another. Not that they ever
could have much in common, these
two men who We're so widely differ
ent and separated, not so much bv
class distinction and position rs BY
experience and inherent qualities,
but it would please Karen Just the
same.
She told herself the reason she
was giving this all this thought
was that naturally Martin was in
her thoughts today because Buffy
had been so full of him all morning.
Inc child had talked of nothing en-
cept Marty and the lovely after
noon they had spent together. The
boy had had the time Of his life"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-04

" '"S' >" l. ~een,e,. iuus,n.. -,
'"'lo'.. H. IA. even !,
''aiiel amp anu all Tn, u..npi, IT,.
iiau met lie nau enjoyed plnv,no
Win The children ana dog and
pets This lonely little child who had
had so few playmates his own 400
he hau wanted to know wistfullv
eagerly. how soon he could 90 off
win Marty again. and could not il
DC often, too. please?
Karen had assured him that he
could so again some time. although
Shc had not said how soon or how.
often. There WAS no doubt now in
,Ier mlhd that it had been G nod for
buiiy. 1t was the sort Of cxperi.
ence she could not give him. the
sort from which the child could
learn at first hand from life itself
rather Than from book knowledge,
Marty says" the boys face
iighted up in the way it could from
SUCH serious gravity 60 shining
raniance. that the next time he
will take me fishing. Elc said he
uld not mean that we would hire :,
hne boat and let someone else, the
captain. do the fishing for us FL,
SAID we would 10 the fishing for
ourselves. And that he would shoyy
me how TO put the shrimp on the
hook"
That sounds lovely" Karen con-
coded, although personally she did
not think it did. She smiled io her
Self at the inference from Martins
quoted speech that they would mo-;
hlre a boat or someone to fish for
Them, knowing he meant it to show
MS contempt for the people who
only iished in that way. by proxy
ne would call it. from their fine
yachts, many of which were now
anchored in the lake and at the
club piers. or those who paid rs
much as S25 a day to 60 deep-sea
hshing with party and claimed
trophies from prizes like sailash
which they had not pulled in.
Il can go then. very soon. nav I
not - This was unusual PERSIST
ence from Buffy, but il apparently
meant so much to him that Karen
said she did not see why i. could
not be arranged. She saw that this
was q good time TO tell the child
her plan for him for this afternoon.
You may so with Marty again"
she said, land am sure it will be
very nice. You are going to have Il
nice treat this afternoon. too,
Buify. You are going somewhere
with Paul for luncheon. 100. Won't
that be fun? l ON SURE YOU will
have a lovely time. if not quite so
exciting rs batting your own hook"
Leave it TO Marty to think up some
thing that would have such hi"
appeal 10 a small boy
"Ale You going also" EaiTy
asked.
Not this time. ! have 10 90 to
a party. darling. One of those wom-
en- affairs" She wrini;!cd her nose
to show her slight disgust in agree
mcnt with man or boys opin-
ion Of such frivolity. "But it is very
nice for Paul to take yu'.. | hope
You will show him that you arpgc-
cia,c it AID be Il very nice boy. a.
Of course / know you shall"
Yes. Karen" Buffy seemed DO