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Evening star., 1946-12-29
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT, social security. taxes
books. started. kept: statements; prompt
RTTESTfoN. af5f WIZ fAB BBGHsfNEssMEN-rhe HSRS fines
firms in town call on Mr.. Kipinis of tht
Atlas Agency for accountants, ONCE man
egers and bookkeepers Phone MA. 1898
NURSING HOME, 1887 Harvard NV
Under new management. ready, prepared
and equipped to care for patients requir.
ing 24-hr. nursing care; graduate nurses
trained to handle any type case; house
ee on cal If tray
private rooms which are bright and cheer
ful; For more complete details call Adams
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: The ]. C
Aliens of Edgewood ST., Arlington, Virginia,
wish to acknowledge and thank their many
1rknds for Christmas greetings received
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
JOHN U. BoWLEs. r. F. D. No. /, Box
Aec6gNTANTssfax a. 66ggsF1sll|ss Ma coNsuIrANrs, spe.
eializing individuals and small firms. Box
h3S2-B. Star. or Ii. 5427 ewes. or week
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN's Insurance
Co. of Washington and Georgetown. 300
Seventh st: NV" Washington, D. G: The
~ Co Of washington IN m and Geo GeorgetoWn town viii viii
day, January 8, 1947, for the purpose of
e MANNINd HoFFMAN, secretary 5
tt HSSoG>@Ia la AL Lax Ieuui nS, o pogHo S1
saes fsassed afa nsR fos4 e. $685.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders of the American Building .Associa-
ton will be held at the office of the Asso-
500 = 1872 at p
the transaction Of such business as may
s seD before IL i oas. The s Sa Of des ye
ton Tor the ensuing year shall pc between
1m shs a9uEs on this 0d dae o'Ssk D AN ss Ssa4s.
ACCOUNTANT ezpsEt books s.aSSss
baNGE R1GnR now Available ok 0
ysur snd %ns1s STYLED
ezsB1kah GAs WhrER h HEATER, HEATER 90, 30 40 gal
edia sa B.
aTAHSHgHE MAEpl2EH dAsH al a0ie fer your property
gs coN Sr eo esoor 4s54 RE Gf ie5 Baltimore
NOTICE--The annual meeting Of the stock,
holders of the Second National Bank Q. OF
election of directors for the ensuing year;
to vote upon, program to change the tns
par value and o. Of fe bank G
the present stockholders, and to increase aaa
by the the Issuance and sale Of additional
Shares of stock, detailed notice of which
program has been mailed to the stock
other business as may be properly brought
before the meeting; will be held at the
bank, 1888 G street NV. Washington.
D: C., at ~ o'clock noon on Tuesday, JAM
uary IA, 1947. The polls will be open
between the hours of II o'clock noon and
] o'clock pm. JOHN A REILLY, President.
COME TO THE HEALTH FORUM, a haven
for the despalring if you are mentally or
physically i'll; all modern modes of therapy.
MEXICO stot CRY - AND VICINITY-Fiive Is-
day escorted Pullman car patties, one each
month. March, April, May, June and July.
Write for details. Box 46O-B, Star.
DANCE ORCHESTRA, 5 pieces, available
first two Fridays and several midweek
dates in January. Call RICK LAWSON,
UPHoLSTERED CHAIRS. upholstery ma
terial. antiques, nursery rhyme plants,
EXCHANGE, 1902 z st. NV. MA. $500.
Hours, IL to 4.
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SALESMEN.

CONTACT MAN for dental laboratory. ex-
cellent proposition; experience preferred,
sE. SH not EsTTR ssssas All ss sss
only: If you feel that your. opportunities
for greater production. are limited in your
despe CT Chance can or
ooo Yearly. Phone or ,r',f write for Interview
afssz aR4yA!TE' aszo ksaisoT, sss 18th St
FURNITURE SALESMAN to sell furniture
and appliances In store; unusually good
statesmen earn over SiO0 weekly and know
Of this ad and of our expansion program.
Unusually good GppGTtunity smpiSSymep;
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. excellent op;
portunity for experienced, reliable and
industrious salesman to become associated
zation recently orEanized BY 2 successful
snf nads5 aaa pldvas
home construction. For an interview, call
81 si5l Ma e. oK spaAM afss. sales manager. 90
SALESMAN, topnotch, who knows retail
tributor and importer of very fine watches.
ssrsoS9 aa Hes1inE neadnr ISd sses9an
this line 70 the best retailers in this ter; ter;
ticket Consistent consumer adyertisins
will back your efforts. Il you feel you
measure UP to the caliber Of man We want
write. in strictest confidence. to Dept. E.
HAYES-LAWRENcE, INC, 55 w. AZ St,
New York 1S.
SALESMAN for local printing plant doing
first class work; cover washington. Alex.
Counties Commission basis. state full
particulars first letter. Box 1896, Star
Statesmen a., 1947 product to which
home owners can not say mo- If you are
not willing to make $4,000 during the
coming year. don't call. Must be sober,
anxious to better yourself. Phone WA
o582, Sun. 10 to IL, Monday-Tuesday,, Ii
sALEsMAN-New: 5oa commission; house
to house; light pocket sample. Write 13O
North ave. SO, Los Angeles, AZ.
SALESMAN N-COLLECTOR. for industrial
insurance route, car necessary. Apply 416
salEs sth 6 REEfkEsEsTAT1vEExcellentop III HsaR op
portunity in washington area for man
who enjoys special selling BY definite appt
and is able to meet public. Unusual men
earn S20O-S300 wkly., average men $780,
$3.50. Personal field training given ac-
cepted applicant. Must have ability to re-
ceive training to supervise sales efforts OF
others. Car essential. Some evening work.
Write qualifications and phone number to
EoX 3RO-(y Star b
Evening star., 1946-12-29

noon AHISi0 CLEANEfsS' ooi ftn st. S,"'
sundry. exper.; applicants must be between
from shs a. am srs e Se pm an0 or a0'f from
SS5 to- $50 for a 4s-hr. week. depending
sssary. For further information call Mr..
CARRIER. CH. 1862 from 10 to Monday
thE2Hsn anHRkTTFfsf EEidsS for personal finance ONCE
an ase csll Mr. eAfs skoWN uS 5S
sa9a sGan9EahkT7RRRFsH koE intesen
knowledge shorthand desirable but not
necessary; accuracy and speed with figures
for 'eSHsst S1ssdsy e' week to start Box se$s {,
cchiaEsRK-TYPIsr for large modern once
ployes' dining room; paid vacations; sick
leave other benefits. Apply 1898 Taylor
cikEkk.TYsrs% & nE. "a, sGoo Tor lit. insurance com.
pany: 35-hour, 5-day week; no Sat: WORK;
tkGRPkf APPy RIM eas eapase sle 1ah yoans St ady
pleasing personality, S13o per mo: start
ing salary; regular increases: 5.day week.
iNaToN RAND. INC. io15 L st. NV. so
CLERK-TYPIST-som Some knowledge Of book
keepng Desirable bHt not essential es pleas s,
FINANCE co., 3412 Rhode Island ave-,
CLERK-TYPiST, instaliment experience
preferred; accustomed to handling credit
applications; good opportunity with pleas
ant surroundings. BRENTLEY'S, INC,
ccTLG2RK.TYPisT. TGasn III nT white. age 20 to 50;
permanent position: S-hour day, 5-day
week. Apply so O ST. NV. Phone MI.
CLERK RK-TYPIsTs, for publishing nrm, s.
day week. no Sat-; vacations with pay,
600. saIS ext. sss ' .ss'ss.xn 80
GkEdRad mnded Young lady 70 learn Credit dep
procedure, We are not looking for just
a permanent position who is capable. Of
handling detail, possesses imagination, has has
be thoroughly trained for an eventual po-
sition ,of responsibility FnvH FoI inteTyiew TMs
so Patterson st. ne MA. 306S. --31
NIGHT COOK. colored woman. Elk. 6943.
CoLoRED GIRLS WANTED to help make
candy. Apply 1913 = st. NV. See Agnes
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Continued on Next Paseo
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1877. very neHC, T
LAR MAID SHOP. 9
MILLINERY SALES
position for an F S
pay and commission
details and exper,
Evening star., 1946-12-29

6T>I 11ISS rr1y oHei'' AA' 49, "o@o,o Sn
MEATcUTTER. MI with or WITHOUT expsri-
good opportunity for advancemen5
asy ash 'sr%aafa' HcaE MARKETS. H1sE Is N St
irst-class men with tools need, apply,
Good wages, vacations with pay, low-cost
os sickness ana sussa sna
for employees and their eligible dependents;
steady employment and safe working con-
fsni es eo pse son Td
MECHANIC WANTED, between $500
70 trade: mast active
exp, in construction, work or mechanical
manent year.round work assured. Give
sSs!sSIs s%s9saslcs sos aSS bSSsiiSVrnst3s:IIsn,
pay and working. conditions; minimum
x Moos SssK kAAnNsT
s:so sGSS am. III sDd and $50 pm. inn daily. - go"
MEN to organize employees of the District
goyusrnment in q frateTnal organization.
Mss zhss sssatsf Bas
III MEN = WANTED, age 1880. to handle fare
boxes; no figuring or experience necessary,
no money to handle; must have . legible
handwriting and be active physically, as
work requires climbing in and out OF
streetcars and busses; an absolutely clean
record Of past employment essential; 51-
hr., 6-day week, from pm, to 3 am;
about S1S5 per mo. to start. Apply in
person Monday through Friday, between g
CO, employment ONCE, 3132 M st. NV,
GEORGETOWN. Take route 10. Rosslyn; 20.
Cabin John; 80, Friendship Heights street
MEN WANTED for steady work at good
pay as streetcar and bus operators: aver.
weekly earnings, 500. no experience neces-
promotion plus pension system, paid vaca-
tion, free transportation. Apply in person
weekday mornings, Monday through Fri.
day CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., employment
ONCE, 81 80 M st. NV. Take Route 10,
Rosslyn: Route 20. Cabin John; Route 30.
Friendship Heights streetcar to door. 80
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY. ss.
 PROBATE COURT. November 7th.
 A. D. 1886. ESTATE of FRANK
 LIN J. ADDISON. JR-. late Of Wa
 terbury in said District. deceased.
 The Administrator, having ex- hibited his account with said estate to this Court for allowance and made application for an order Of distribution of said estate, it Is
 ORDERED. That the 18th day Of November. AID. 1886. at s:4s o'clock. in the forenoon. Standard Timel al the Probate Of1ce in Waterbury, be the same is, assigned for a hearing on the allowance of. said account, and application and the Court di- rects the Administrator. to give notice thereof. by publishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, and by leaving with, or by mailing in reg istered leters addressed to each ef the persons interested. and residing without the Probate District Of Wa terbury, 6 copy Of this order, all at least i've days before said day of hearing.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY. 1a-s-lt Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

GREEN AND IVORY FLEETWOOD stove with oil burners and g-ates. S35. Call 5-40e6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

SPECIAL for one week only. Chrom. kitchen chairs s7.05. Us@ our lay- away plan for Christmas.
 OAKVILLE FURNITURE co. Main St., Oakville. Tel. Wtn. 224
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY. ss.
 PROBATE COURT. October slst A. D. 1896. ESTATE of AUDREY GRTCKIs, of MIDDLEBURY, in
 said District. a minor.
 Upon the application of EDWARD J. GR1cKIs. Guardian, praying that he may be authorized to compromise and settle a doubtful and disputed claim in favor of said estate, as per application on file more fully ap- pears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Waterbury, in said District, on the 18th day of Novem- Der A. D. 1886 at I0:30 o'clock in the forenoon Standard Time), and that notice be given of the pend- eney of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing this order one time in some newspaper having a cir- culation in said District, on or be- fore the 7th day of November IsSe.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY. II-7-lt Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Sailors Story Being Checked

Byron Watzka. 25. and Terry Wise ;. 2i. sailors from the New London Submarine Base, were granted con- &tinuances to tomorrow when they
 were arraigned before City Court Judge Charles R. Summa today on |tecianical charges of breach of the peace.
 Police said the two, who claimed
 to have been rabbit hunting, were Hound to have guns in the car they
 drove Police are also investigating the possibility that the two were in-
 volved in stealing a car. The sailors told officials the car they drove was
 loaned to them by a friend. Their
 story was still being checked today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT will pay sl.00 each for Q copy ot the following editions:
 AUG. 5 and 6, T'homaston, Terry vile. Torrington edition. AUG. s and 6, Naugatuck. Union City, Middlebury edition.
 PHONE 4-2l2i or write
 The Circulation Department
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
It Says Here
: By SOB MOPE

aN0A4OAWN 2 N@AAA8AADA
 It's certainly thrilling to be here in New York with the Unit- led Nations meeting getting under way, and I'm happy Co say that Molotov and I are satying at the same hotel.
 But he's got the Presidential suite and I've got the Henry Wal
 Its a. wonderful room over lookingea muxxle.
 The Arabian delegates are go- ing to stiffen up their policy this time.
 I know they are. I saw Q few Of them in the lobby wearing Starched sheets.
 And speaking of those things. one smart guy thought he could steal some of the hotels linens by wearing them and posing as an Arab. but halfway through the lobby I tripped over the sheet and all the silverwRre fell out of my pocket. E President Truman came up from Washington to officially open the LIN meeting.
 He threw out the first olive . branch
 Truman must have been think ing about making a few more cabinet appointments, because he started his speech by saying. T welcome all you foreign dele gates to the United SSaeS of Mis- souri!"
 To be in the spirit Of thnigs I gave each delegate an auto- graphed copy of my new book 50 This Is Peace"
 They in turn got together and sent me a stuffed replica Of the dove Of peace. I'm not sure whether it was Q gesture of their appreciation or just their way of giving me the bird.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

Is Help-Male of Female
 STEPHEN J. oBRTEN = Employ ment Agency, il0 Grand St. Asst production Superintendent, master mechanic, design engineer, time study man. auto mechanic, pattern maker (metaD. janitor, stenog- raphers. comptometer opr., house. keepers. Call 4-3eo2 or 5.lS6S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

wANTED--l, 2 or 3-famiiy houses, anywhere within 10 miles of Wa. terbury, any price or size regard. less of condition.
 GUSDE CICCO AGENCY REALTOR & GEN. INSURANCE @ Leavenworth St Tel. 9.i249
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

STATE ef coNNECTIcCT. DIS rR1cr of wArERBCRF, ss. PRO RATE COURT, Waterbury, Nov. sea. 1886, ESTATE of PATRICK S BERGEN, hate of the town ot Waterbury, in sAta district. de- ceased.
 The Court oe Probate for the Dis- srlct Of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from ahe date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhtbit their claims fer settlement. Those who neglect se ureEent their accounts. properly attesfea, within said time, win be aebarred a recovery. Ail persons tns aehtpd to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment Co
 STEPHEN 2. BERGfN,
 Admiaistrator. ask Willow Street,
 Waterbury. Conn.
 Per order of Court
 JOHN !. HowARD. aa-s-ea Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Live Stock

6 Dog. Cats. Pess FOR SALE-AKC registered Dober' man Pincher pups. four months old. Tedmar's Kennels, Terryville Phone Bristol Div 9O52.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
NOTICE

DISTRICT Of WATERBcRT, ss. PROBATE COURT, November 9th.
 A. D. 1866. ESTATE of ANToi-
 NETTE SCGTAOTT1, Of Water
 bury. in said District, a minor.
 Upon the application of MARIA GCG1IOTTI, Guardian. praying that she may be authorized to comprom- iRe and settle . doubtful and 6is- puted claim in favor ef said estate. as per application on fle more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED. That said application be heard and determined al the Probate Office in Waterbury. in said District, on the 2ast day Of Novsm- her A. D. 1886 at s.se o'clock in the forenoon Standard Timel. and that notice be given Of fhe pendency of said application. and the time and place Of hearing thereon. by pub- fishing this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, on or before the sth day Of November 1886.
 Attest.
 MARGUERTrE M. FAHY. al-s-it Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
Court Permits |Chcnge of N0me

Permission to change their gur- name to Mann was granted by Sup eri0r Court Judge Thomas E. Tro- land today to Harry I. Isaacman his wife. Jean, and their two chil- dren. The petitioner is manager oi Nemrow Brothers and said he haG been known by the name of Mann in his business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

@A@&K WO0D~PATSE K&1&,Y
 Three headline aaaracsauns an the world of enteg4nanmenf are featured in the giant st@Re show playing TODAY, Satur6y and Sunday at the STATE THRATwR. HARTFORD. Attraction NO, 1 as
 Americas New. Sensation of Rhythm" ALwTNo REv. wsth
 his Talking Guitar. and bis Orchestra. AIWTNO features an outstanding group oR musicians and entertainers. including % Anne Ryan. lovely sunRsszesss Chuck Peterson, trumpet starr Rocky Colucc1o, piano wiEauosos Auise King, harpist. and The Afr liners, top vocal combination. At- traction No. 2 is BARRY WOOD. ineing star of Your Tit Parade" eno the New Barry Wood NEG Radio show. Attraction No. 3, on this outstanding bdll. is PATSY KELLY, famous comediumne of screen, stage and radio. an a riot ous comedy act. Extra added are Warren and Jean. in . comedy facrobatic speciality, and other stellar entertainers. on screen ts
 Accomplice' with Richard Axaen.
 There are late stage shows Saturday and Sunday. starting at 10 P. N.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

Annanneamanea

wxt4. THR PARTY eAaa was seen eAenR the topcoAt fESm the wall 4oea RaslMuFAna wed. night return wnmne en cashier ae the WAlaogf NeS.AagAna and evoi6 further trooeae.
 Q Waalne@ AnnemnrsmenAa rN wsxR NEAR future ne south E,ne NNpAar wtll Ne located GO 6 SpAnk Saae9a--SAnne AaildlnR as 90 North AkAlA. Faaone a-eaSs.
 Automobiles - . AnAoa ana IrueAs Ger sAle
  nR ro.pGYaRoUTH AGENCY JOHN ,. COLLINS, INC. % walow SA Dial s-aiaa
 ]. c. MOTORS
 ae WILLOW ST.
 DIAL S-e1aa
 PACKARD
 BUYS a sN1S
 GOOD USED CARS Packard Waterbury, Inc.
 0sa Waaeroewn Ave
 nlA1 e-e1oe
 Member of WANNA FOR SAK.E-fesa Plymouth Sedan -an good condition. Can S-s9es or s-ssee. between 5 and .. USED CARS BOUGHT SOLD
 STA nEE SALES tVee TH0MASrON AVE s-ol6e Good Used Cars Bought & Sold FOR DEPENDABLE USED CARS MOTOR MART. ss Cottage Place
 S-slOs Waterbury Lincoln a Mercury Sales
 Member of WANNA J. W Moody Motor Co.
 Ss Cottage Place Hnoscn Dealer Member WANNA Tel s-ssS7 Tel t-sSsl 10 Amlo Parts 0 AcceSsoEaes
 HIGH PRICES PAID
 FOR GOOD USED CARS We also buy wrecks of any kan1 and also cary a complete line of new ard used parts
 NOES AUTO PARTS lss Dav1Sion s. Dial s-eix7 JOE GOLDBERG & SoNS-s gal. Of motor oil. bulk @. 2 gal. 90c. Auto seat covers. auto paint. Ther- mo-Royal anti-freeze. 4-4eo7. N Service saanouA RepnaranR FENDER WORK - And welding painting, polishing. Stmonixing JimmieS Garage. 7s Ward St Tel. S-l1Us.
 IS AuaamsbEles Wanted GOOD USED CAR WANTED
 TEL. 3-eso2 ONE THOUSAND CARS WANTED = Top prices: spot cash want Ss's - 34's 35s - S6's - sTs = 3s's - Ses - A0s - 4l's and Gzis Phone. write or drive n today BILLIE FITZPATRICK l6Bo East Main St. Phone a-ae4l
 OPEN EVENINGS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08

GRAAGAEER or HIGH SCHOOL - Boy to sell newspapers from 5:3O to e:s0 P. M. Salary and good com mission. Apply W. H. Cooper. Wa terburv Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
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Lagal Notices NOTICE

srAwR of CoNNEcrNur, nts. WRFcT nf WA4eroDrgs SS. Pro- RAwR COURT, November ttA, aess ESTATE of W1tAs4AM E HrRs Nt1S. late ef the town et water bury, gn said aiStrtc&, aeceaSea. The Court of Probate fer the Dle. tfic8 of waterbury, hath limited and allowed. six montss from the 9Ate hereof For the credieers et Hele estate te N&hIbH thetr clAlme toi settlement. Those who MAk3ect tt present their 9ccoonta, pfoperty at tested, within eala elHA. Will oe 9o. barred A recovery. Au persona ta. heh9e0 10 said estate are reu1estee 10 make Immediate payment 70
 JOSEPH l BrRNES
 AeminlstratoH 1e NiaRAFA Street
 Waterbury. Conn.
 JOHN .. HowARD. ss>s-sa caess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-08
n Men Wanted
" ANTI D. TTMESTUDY MAN

with two or three years experi- ence preferably in small parts manufacture.
 Write BOX B-4l7 WATERBURY DEMOCRAT
Evening star., 1946-04-07

money from the bank, and that tomorrow
the whole town would know it, how would he
feel about their engagement? About mar
riage? About children? How would Rick's
parents feel? Bad blood that was the
term people used. Two words as forbidding
as a danger signal. Two words which could
brand even the daughter of an ex-bank
executive.
She said again, do you love me, Rick -
do you?"
He looked down at her, his eyes blue,
puzzled; his fuzzy blond brows raised bit.
and his hair spot of brilliance in the shad-
owed room. Sure love you, Joycie. Why?"
Why? Because Rick's love was all in the
world she had left All in the world she
couldn't bear to lose.
And looking into Ricks Straightforward
young face, she knew he'd never understand
how man could take money that wasn't his.
How he could leave town in the dark hours
Evening star., 1946-04-07

of the morning, with no more than brief.
cold-blooded note to his wife and daughter.
Rick was too fine, too decent He would
turn away from a mess like this. He would
turn away from her.
She steadied the trembling of her lips-full-
curved lips, and bitter-sweet for seventeen
DO you love me"-her breath caught softly
in her throat - enough to elope. Rick?'
She felt his body stiffen. Somewhere in the
stiffness of the house, clock chimed the
hour Another followed, then another, until
the whole place was filled with the clamor.
Joyce shut her eyes. Against this room
:. Against the wide leather chair where her
father had jounced not-so-much- younger
Joyce on his knee. Against the empty
CRATE where they'd toasted marshmallows to-
gether before roaring fire. :. And against
her mothers face, when She d found the note
white as the paper the note was written
on :. and the phone ringing on. brightly,
uncaringly, just as if nothing had gone
Evening star., 1946-04-07

wrong and her mother voice, no louder
than a whisper: Don't 60 to the phone,
Joyce - or the doorbell Don't leave me.
darling Just stay where can see you. Stay
with me, please until Rick comes. -"
Ricks voice cut through the haunted
silence: rs that what you want - an elope-
ment, Joyce?"
She flung back her head her chin not quite
steady, her eyes bit too bright. "Yes. It's
what want"
Let's TO-" was all Rick said. But his eyes
said other things: What about all the wedding
plans? What about our parents, who've
trusted US? What about it, Joyce?
HE twilight had thickened into night.
Night chill befogged starless. with faint
wind which cried aloud in the treetops.
Rick had little to say. Joyce had less.
When he started the car she looked back over
her shoulder at her house on the wooded hill.
What are you thinking about?" Rick
demanded.
She held her coat closer Nothing" she
answered shivering. Nothing" The wind
caught the hollow word and flung it down
the road.
Even within the city limits, he began to
speed Rick never drove this way Recklessly.
taking all the bumps he could find. and laugh
ing at the unsettling jolt of them.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

Should she tell Rick her
secret at Once-Or should
she elope with him first?
Short Short Story
CHE meant to tell Rick All through the
- nightmare of these last twelve hours,
Joyce planned how she would tell the boy
she loved that the father she d loved was an
embezzler.
But when she saw Rick waiting for her in
the dim twilight of the drawing room -
syhen he caught her up in his strong young
arms, all she could say was: Rick - Rick,
hold me close! Tell me you love me, Rick"
All she could do was bury her head against
his shoulder, and fight off the urge to cry.
To smother, in this room 50 thick with
memories of her father. To sink beneath
wave of shame and dis race and despair.
If she told Rick Ler father had taken
Evening star., 1946-04-07

csaiag-a heas tes t~slA Colonial
wide-terraced for bufets and barbe-
cues. I'll go to Evansville as Dams
bride and to look the part, to keep
my skins sparkle. Ill stay on the
Camay Mild-Soap Diet" So mild it
eieamses uiiEost imitation. Camay can
make yos, skin lovelier. Full direc-
lions on every Camay wrapper!
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-27
139-Radio & Repairs

DAVID DIxoN's SERVICE co. RADIO
and appliances. Sales Service. Work
guaranteed. Dia! 2-8126 l6 S. Second.