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Evening star., 1948-07-23

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Evening star., 1948-07-23
Business Briefs

Money In Circulation declined to
1854 100000 on July 81, drop of
S95 600, 900 from week earlier and
1921 100000 below a year earlier
Federal Reserve Board.
Oliver Corp. declared an extra
dividend of 25 cents and a regular
quarterly of so cents, both payable
September TO-
Bower Roller Beoring Co. declared
quarterly dividend of ST.. payable
September 20. Previous payments
were so cents.
Union Pacific Railroad earned
$26, $50 or S5.43 share in six
months ended June 30 VS.. 20,601 1884
Or S4.18 a year earlier.
National Cash Register Co. net
income for six months ended June
80 was $6,863, AGO or $4.21 VS.. $5,010,-
Sol or $308 in the same 1947 period.
Barnsdall Oil Co. earned $6,73l,-
O6O or 5000 in six months ended
June 80 VS.. $780,, ,348 or $174 year
earlier.
New York, Chicago & st. Louis
Railroad net for six months ended
June 80 was $6,90O,644 VS.. $3.50, 1894.
VIM. Wrigley, Jr., Co. earned $4,-
439 9,063 or $2.26 in six months end
ed June 80 VS.. 1891, 1857 or $1,98 a
year earlier.
Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet
Co. profit for six months ended
June 80 was S3,736,709 or $3.87 VS..
$2.969,348 or s307.
Babcock g. Wilcox Co. earned S4,-
997.l48 or S7.44 in six months ended
June 80 VS.. $3,146.211 or S468 a
year earlier.
Cluett. Peabody & Co. profit for
six months ended June 80 was S.
889,979 or $500 VS.. s3290,904 or
$468.
American Steel Foundries Corp.
earned S3,985,l24 or S336 in nine
months ended June 30 VS., $751;
439 or $l64 ycar earlier.
Mack Trucks, Inc, profit for six
months ended June 80 was S2,449,-
sl- or $l.54 vs.. S., 42o,335 Or 1929.
Scott Paper Co. earned $l,743,-
5e2 or s1S7 in six months ended
June 26 VS.. Sl334,734 or STAG a
year earlier.
Ward Baking Co. profit for q
weeks ended July 3 was 81 ,665 Sal
O. s207 VS.. Sl150.o92 or sl.35,
Thcw Shovel Co. earned $780,
AZ or S278 in six months ended
June So VS.. S. 1l2009 or S240 a
year earlier.
Hayes Mfg. Co. net for nine
months ended June 80 was $685.
BAL or S244 VS.. 81 l.55S,054 or S1.46.
Federal Mogul Corp. earned 1924
ol0 or sl.65 in six months ended
June 80 vs.. sl,247,626 or 1928 year
earlier.
Ferro Enamel Corp. profit for six
months ended June 30 was $742 56I
or S235 VS.. s627 $40 Or S198.
Gardner Denver Co. earned $754,.
963 or sl.08 in six months ended
June 80 rs. s976,73o o. sl44 a year
earlier.
Reliable Stores Corp. profit for si1
months ended June 50 was S825,81l
or s2.41 vs.. s764,529 o. S215.
Hamilton Watch Co. earned $685..
572 or S12i in six months ended
June 80 VS.. s402,1la or 86 cents a
year earlier.
Elgin National Watch Co. net TO,
"a weeks ended June 19 was s575,.
985 VS.. S276,612.
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Railroad earned s3.756.634 In six
months ended June 80 VS.. s1,143,6ls
year earlier.
United States Industrial Chemi-
Gals, Inc, elected William P. Marsh
jr,, president to succeed Glenn l.
Haskell, who became vice chairman
of the board.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Capital Transit Net
Far Above Year Ago
InFirst 1948 Half
By Edword G. Stone

net income o. the Capital TRANSIT
CO in the first half year amounted
n s376.613 against $104,19 in the
ike 1947 period. a gain of s272, ,423
according to the statement filed with
me Public Utilities Commission to-
ca.
operating revenues totaled S13-
s7I.782, a gain of 1921 ,622 or IL per
zen. over last year. Operating ex-
nenses of $10,622, ,083 were reduced
b. sl37,48o or l.3 per cent. Taxes
required s1,267,721, an increase of
sl52l23 or 13 per cent.
Revenue passengers carried on
rars and buses in the six months
numbered l76,486,004, compared with
I95,s73,32S III the like 1e47 period
decrease of i9,487,324 or 90 per cent
Net income in June totaled S43, 1878
sgainst s117,ls9 year ago. a de-
cline of S73,21l. Operating revenues
disclosed q decrease of S84,746 or
36 per cent and operating expenses
Tere up S22,892 or 1.3 per cent
Taxes were lowered $34,726.
Revenue passengers numbered 29.-
349,985, decrease from June of last
rear of 2,335, 1903 or IA per cent, the
report stated
Treasury Bills Retired.
The Treasury announces it will
continue its weekly, retirement of
Sl00000,000 in 91-day securities
through an issue falling due July 90
It offered $900,000,OO0 in new 81
day bills for cash or in exchange
for an equal amount of an issue of
sl005 $40 900 in bills maturing July
%.
At the same time, the Treasury
served notice through the Federal
Reserve banks it will withdraw
Sl59, 100000 on July 81, from banks
which serve as Government de-
positories.
District Phones Set Record.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co. officials today reported another
all-time high mark in the number
of telephones in service in the Dis
trict. Phones in use as of June 80
numbered 43l,212 in comparison
with 393,497 in June of last year.
This was gain OF 1926 over May,
l948.
Average calls per day totaled
2,077711 against 1898, ,457 in June of
last year, the first month after the
strike. Average daily calls have
crossed the 100000 mark every
month this year, another record.
Peoples Drug Votes Dividend.
Directors of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, today voted the regular quar-
terly dividend of 40 cents per share
on the common stock, payable on
October to stockholders of record
September 8, w. H. Churchill, treas
urer, announced.
j. C. Mccormack, vice president
and cashier of the Riggs National
Bank, and D. A. Mccormack, as
sistant vice president, are on vaca-
tions.
d. C. Residents Honored.
Hamilton Myers of Woodward &
Lothrop, was elected treasurer OF
the Engraved Stationery Manufac-
turers' Association at the Chicago
convention. Horace Richardson of
Brentwood, was elected a national
director Association headquarters
are in the Tower Building.
Washington Gas 5s sold at 1922
on the Washington Exchange today.
Gas common was strong at 265s,
Peoples Drug at "a, Woodward &
Lothrop common at 35, Garfinckel
common 2014 and Lanston at 1884
Pepco issues were in strong demand
Evening star., 1948-07-23
N. Y. Bond Market
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MKT 81 50 A. -
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Mo Pac 81 ~ p a.
Mo Pac IN Is IS A5lA
Moris&E 41as55 7lN
Nat Dairy IS 70 1ozlA
Nat Dairy 2A70 eett
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Pac T&T 34s781o3lt
PennRRg4Ias65 loSii
PennRRs4 4sS1 lola
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Phila Fl 2Ns 81 99ss
Phila 81 gas II -
Phil Pet 2A4S64 1o1Lk
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Iva Railwy Ss 95 eoA
West Nd Is 81 1o1h
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Evening star., 1948-07-23
New Issue Planned
By Western MARYLAND
RY the Assoeiafad Pras,

The Western Maryland Railway
Co. asked Interstate Commerce
Commission authority to issue
$500, 900 Of two and one quarter per
cent equipment trust certificates.
The proceeds will be used in con.
nection with a S6,640, 900 purchase Of
1,500 new freight cars.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Brokers' Looms Down
$27, 100000 in Week
kv the A,soe;o,sd Prs..

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by member
banks in New York totaled $828, ,000,-
600 Wednesday, A decrease of $27,-
100000 from week ago, and an in
crease of So, ,000, 900 from a wear ago
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July % P-cotton fu-
tures improved today following small losses
IN early trading, Light mill buying and
short covering prior to the week end sup
ported the market.
Private crop reports continued excellent
with traders still looking for Govern.
ment crop forecast on August 9th OF
Traders found little new in the remarks
Of T. d. White, chairman Of cotton AFFAIRS
Of ECA, at tthe Dallas Cotton meeting.
program viii hold at about the same pace
this quarter rs in the preceding three
Late afternoon prices were 5 to 40 4
bale higher than the previous close.
October. 1894; December. 32.25. and
March, 32.17.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
N. 7. Curb Market

lGoldheld Cons

lGoldfield Cons. II
) lHa1eltine 1ae Ian
! Hecla Min l 13ik
} Humble Oil 1he 7o3N
Ill Power pf ga 53k
limp Oil Ltd rt-- lNI
J Int Petrol "a IAN
} lKaiser-Frazer ION
! Leonard Oil Dew NJ
] Lone Star Gas 23M
! Ions Island Lts M
louis L & E Ia 2lh
! Mechanism OIL lh
MidStPB vic Ae TN
midwest Oil la 72N
J Mining Cp Can IN
) MONOGRAM Pict s
tMountProd .7Oa 1914
J Nat Bellas Cog ~
! Nest-LeMur Ask 6N
J NIAGARA Hud Pr = ezs
!. NorthropAir Ag IL
] IPantepec 1.2S-- 20
] |Pennroad 40g-- 6N
] Pepperell 3a 66,1
j llPittBess&LE IN 37A
} Pitt Metallu 80 n
lR-K-O opt war z
J Richmond Rad 81
] lSaltDomeO INf 1lH
} Select Indus 3H
] Solar Airc 30e- 15h
Starrett Corp. 4
} Sterling Eng IN
} Technicolor We 12h
J Toklan Roy .O6a 3ih
, Tri-Contl W W 3N
Un Gas Can ,
!, UnitLt&Rys 6ee 2o3l
U 8 Air Cond-- ~
'lU s Radiator 1871
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I'Ward Bak war 6ih
Evening star., 1948-07-23

Hourly oaIea On he 81ehanso TOlsy:
II 100 am 190 600 1900 noon $50 900
100 p.m. 40 600 2:10 N SEQ coo
tunit Of trading, 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorgan.
lied under the Bankruptcy Act, or eecur.
of dividends in the foregoing tsble are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration.
dividends are not included cid cslled.
Ex dividend; II Ex rishts. 4 Also extra
or % extrss. Plus stock dividend. Cash
year. fPayabls In stock. estimated cash
value on ex.dividend date. {. Paid last
dividend or split-up. kDecAred or paid
this year. an accumulative issue With
dividends IN arrsarsS , Paid this year,
taken at last dividend meeting. rDe.
elared 1913 payable In 1919. , iquidat-
! ing dividend. Payable In stock, exact
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Odd-Lot DeuIinqs

The Securities and. Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transs ctions. by
customers with odd lot dealers or special
lists on the New York Stock Exchanse for
July %: 1899 purchases involving .117,-
shares, Including 20 short sales involving
LILO shares.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Washington Exchange
SALES,

Peoples Drug Store common-15 At a.
woodward g. Lothrop COMMONLY at as.
Mvashington Gas IS 1960-S5O0 at 1921a
Potomac Electric Power $50 pfd. "A"-
25 at 45as
Washington Gas common-1OO at aex,
Garf1nckel common-2O at 2OL
LanSton Monotype-6O at 23A
Potomac Electric Power common-2OO 4
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Aireon Mig Co .

! Aireon Mig Co. ,
Alum Co Am 2. 81
Am Bantam Car 2
Am Gas g. q lo So
Am 1t q T .S6e 10
Am Maracaipu s
ArkNatGas zoe y
Aro Equip 80 IL
Atlas Corp " " 8
Babcock&Wi 4 so
Barium Steel g.
Basic Refrct 40 s.
Blue Ridge .4Og );
BrwnF Dist .SOa 25
Bnk Hill d. s 1aa ~!
Burma Ltd y
Carr Cons Bisc- y
Catalin Am 8:
Cent & g w so 10
Cities Service 2 56!
Clarostat Mig 3
Claude Neon z:
Colon Develop 8
Col Fuel&Ir wv g
Coml q Sou war y
Cons Gas Util "a 10;
CtCarNVar .1Oe J.
Copr Range Ne ~
CornucupGMin-
cosden Petro ,,
Creole Pet 1.S0s ~
Croft Brew - j.
Crown Cent Pet n
Dennison A soc 10
DetGraylr .2Og >;
Dobeckman .15e ,!
Domestic Credit 3
Domin Steel IA ~
FL Bond&Sh Ag ~
Equity Corp Ne q
FansteelMetAg IL,
| GenPlywood 40 8.
Evening star., 1948-07-23

oiOdio Sdibp -
Lockheed he
Loe VS. Inc IN
LoneStarCe 3ha
Long-Bell A .S0k
Lorillard p !
Lou G&E A IN
Louisvil&N 3.62.
Lowenstein Ia
Lukens Stl 40a-
MACK TRK Kh
Macy RH of ".
Mad So Gar L.
Magma Cop L.
Magnavox l..
Manati Sug Hs
Marac OIL 10s-
Marathon 1.40-
MarineMidl 40e
tMark s. Ry DR.
Marsh Field r.
Martin G L -
Masolite "a
Master Elec 2.40
Math Chem liza
tMath Chem PIT
NAV Dept Str g.
McCal' Corp 3
mccall Corp rt ]
McCroryS ! 40a
.McCrory Of 3h
McGraw Elec "a
Mcintyre cola
Mckess&R 2.40
Mcclellan Str 1&
Mead Corp 1he-
Melville Sh | so
Mengel Co Ia
tMengel 8 pf 2h
Mercant 6trs !
Merck&C Co2.401
NAerrittC ISL 80
Mesta Mach IN
Miami Cop Ae
Mfd-ConPet l Ms
Midi Stl Prod 10
mid Steal Inf 8
Minn-Hon RE- p
tMinn Il pf 8 90
Mimi Moline
tMinnMo pf4Ek1
MINI g. st L he
n SP&SSMA 10
| MINI Mn q n .
rMinn NAM pf4
Mission Corp 10
| Mo-Kan-Texas
| Mo.Kan-Tey of
Mould Hos .S0a-
Monarch Mch Q
Monsanto Ch g
Mon Ch o. z 4
MontR Ward "a
M-Mcc Lin I IA
Motor Prod ! he
Motor Will .S0s-
Motorola Me
| Mueller Brs .60s
Mullins Mfs II
Murphy &C 1As
murphy Of 4A-
| Murray Corn I
| NASH .05e
Nat Acme "a
Nat Airlfnes
Nat Auto Fl .55s
Evening star., 1948-07-23
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, July 90 P.-Dividends
declared:
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Repopering of One Wall Gives
Stale Room Refreshing Change
By W. Wordsworth Wood

One of the standard modern
methods of changing the appear
ance of a room which has started
to pail on the family is to make
a change in the most prominent
wall.
As a rule this can be done by
covering the wall surface with
paper which is in direct contrast
to the other three walls. The cost
is usually only few dollars and
requires no professional help.
The first step is to remove all
pictures. mirrors, or other decora-
tions, and move all the furniture
out of the way. The second step
is to apply a new wall covering
which has some degree of startling
interest but which will still blend
with the colors of the other three
walls.
Generally, a large flowered pat
tern with definite color Is used so
that the eye is attracted to the wall
as soon as you enter the room.
The result often changes the entire
appearance of the room and adds
a new life to the furniture as well
as to the walls.
This type of wall should be left
without any decoration, but the
furniture should be placed along
the floor so that there is good
setting. Pictures or mirrors that
formerly hung on the wall should
be distributed on the other wall
surfaces. This will help tremen-
dously in changing these surfaces
(See WOOD, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1948-05-22
D. {. Building Permits
Climb During Week
To Total S1,032,000

A step-up in construction activity
in Washington was seen today, with
the announcement that building
permits issued in the last week by
Robert H. Davis, District inspections
director, had jumped in value to
81 ,032.910.
The total is the highest since
April 10. Last weeks total was
S123,600.
Largest single authorization was
issued Annette Alfandre, 1919 Suit
land road Sc, for construction Of
40-unit apartment in the 2300
block of Sixteenth street Sc. at an
estimated cost of 100000.
Permits valued at $4,000 or more
were:
3oi4 W street S.E.: Earl Won Reichenbach,
architect, 1918 Good Hope road Sc;
to erect ten 2-story brick and einder block
dwellings, 1000 block Alabama avenue
| ST; to cost $4,000 each.
H St Street e NJ NV; Marion L. Bagiey, architect;
Chevy Chase twGsitoTy SsS to 4s4i 9Eik chap
| lin street Sc: to cost S7OOOo.
e. r Inc, owner and builder. 1892
Street NV; Marion l.. Bagley. architect
Chevy Chase, Md; two two3story GlnaeI, iIII1tan
block and brick dwellings, 5;@-o34 HILLTOP
terrace Sc: to cost S14Ooo.
Gilbert S. Seek owner and builder: 1885
Eiphth street NV. Johannes & Murray,
architects. Silver Spring, Md; to sIest srect
three two story brick and clnaeatt edt II =
and Ia2i Irving street NE; to cost 5000
each. ,r o,o r
hrree' Inr Builders, Sol Twelfth street NE;
A Hamilton Wilson. architect; TO lnslaii
see PERMITS, Page B-2D
Evening star., 1948-05-22
ReoI Estute OUTING Set

The 11th annual stag outing OF
the Washington Real Estate Board
will be held June Is at Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club.
A. S. Gardiner is chairman of the
program committee.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
improvement Session
Set Here Next Week

The National Conference for
Community improvement will be
neld in the Hotel Statler and the
United States Chamber OF Com
merce Building, Monday through
Wednesday, with more than 1000
State and community civic group
Representatives attending.
1t is being sponsored by the Ma
tional Council for Community I'M
provement, an organization of lead
ers of industry, business and the
professions.
Evening star., 1948-05-22

signed a recreation room in their
Mckinley street home that also
takes care of a secondary problem
how to use a room simultaneously
for games and for just relaxing.
This was achieved by constructing
an L-shaped room. In the larger
portion. the Carpenter children,
Craig, IA, Jon, 10 and Kathy Anne,
S, and their friends may play to
their hearts content-table tennis,
darts, Switchboard or acting from
tiny stage.
Room Has Stone Fireplace.
In the wing" their elders may re-
lax, safe from pingpong balls and
other hazards.
The main portion of the game
room is about IA by 20 feet, and the
wing about II by IA feet. Both are
paneled in knotty pine, with stone
fireplace at the north end OF the
larger section.
Mrs. Carpenter points out that
most of the basement is above
ground, As the house is built on
slope. This eliminates dampness
and assures year-round use. 1t Is,
in fact, the most liveable room in
the house. she adds.
The outdoor playground Of Dr..
and Mrs. Zigmond A. Lebensohn Is
the center of attraction in their
neighborhood and for a very good
reason.
On a fence-enclosed half acre. the
Lebensohns have placed three
swings, a sliding board, horizontal
bar, tables and benches for out
door feeding, hobby horse. and the
inevitable sand box.
Plenty of Playmates.
Needless to say, their children,
Valerie, 6, and twins. Jeremy and
Marya, 4, are never without play
mates.
The equipment was purchased
over a six-year period at a very
small expenditure, according to Mrs.
Lebensohn. Her husband built the
sand box and strung up one of the
swings from a large gum tree. The
sliding board was bought at a sale
for $18.
The closest public playground
palisades Park is two miles away
from the Lebensohns, which helps
explain the added attraction of the
play yard
The Washington Council of Social
Agencies, which believes in that say
ing about The Family that Plays
Together Stays Together" is pre-
pared to supply families with in
formation, blueprints and personal
consultation on means. of turning
homes into recreation centers. The
(See IAMBORNE, Page B-2D
Evening star., 1948-05-22
First Aid for Houses

the present paint, scrub with hot
solution of either trisodium phos-
phate Qarge paint store) or wash
ing soda. using three pounds to the
gallon of hot water. This will soften
the paint so that it can be scraped
off. To avoid walking through the
softened paint, work on a small part
at a time, and then give the whole
floor a good scrubbing and thorough
fSee FIRST AID, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Families Build Play Facilities
To Keep Children Off Streets
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

With school closing not far off, the perennial problem o. keeping
occupied in safety is the ofng
The Iebensohn place and the Carpenters,
2738 Mckinley combine supply the for both rainy
weather
solving day phase r
Evening star., 1948-05-22
District Rental
Housing Picture

New applications for dwellings
filed with the District Housing Cen
ter this week totaled Sal. Only 70
units were listed for rent. A total
of IS families we're housed, 46 in
new private units.
Applicants were listed by the
center as follows:
New
AnnIi- Re-annli-
Evening star., 1948-05-22
By Rouer c. Whitmon

QUESTION: My basement floor
needs repainting, The paint did not
hold up and the floor is rough. Can
you advise me what to do to have
the floor smooth and nice-looking?
ANSWER: The present paint
should all be removed and the floor
then given two coats of rubber
base cement floor paint. To remove
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Prefobricdted
House to Go on
View Next Week

A steel and porcelain enamel pre-
fabricated house will 60 on display
at New Hampshire avenue and Rock
Creek parkway NV, at noon next
Saturday for a six-month stand.
Starting June 1, Is cents admls-
sion will be charged to view the
unusual two-bedroom house, with
proceeds going to the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars welfare fund.
Lustron Corp. plans mass pro-
duction in Columbus, Ohio, late in
June and that a Washington dealer
will be named soon.
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Model Drug Store Set Up
In Wholesale Warehouse

A drugstore without any customers
was opened last night by the Dis
trict Wholesale Drug Corp. in its
warehouse at 50 o street NV.
Company officials explained they
are wholesalers and have built the
model retail shop to acquaint stu
dents of pharmacy with features
of the drugstore of the future.
Students and druggists will be
invited to monthly clinics, demon
strating the proper methods Of re-
failing.
Evening star., 1948-05-22

See IIAMBORNE, Page BE-.
Evening star., 1948-05-22

(See CADETS, Page BED
Evening star., 1948-05-22
Home Godgets-
By D. M. Derwin

With budding growth in evidence
in home gardens, many home
owners are busy planning ahead
for the warm. balmy days of sum-
mer when house windows are
opened wide. =
This week an entirely new pro-
duct makes its bow on the home
equipment markell new style
lSee CADETS. Page B-2l
Evening star., 1948-02-22
LILY AND THE BRIGHT BLUE KNOT
Continued from page sltren

though Evangeline had thanked
her she had stiffened up bit
about it. She had assured Lily
that she could manage all night
herself But Lily didn't think so.
Nobody scrubbed office floors
just for the fun OF it,
Oh. if she only knew what to
do, Some way to help Evangeline
without hurting her pride.
Airlessly she went into Jason's
room. Suddenly his face appeared
before her. his handsome Roman
lips parting to say, Everybody
can write one real book"
Lily's fatigue and loneliness
dropped from her. A book she
exclaimed to the empty room.
Evangeline could wTite hers
while she was laid up with her
leg. The advance would take
care of her without hurting her
pride, And maybe when she
wrote her life all out, she'd find
out how to fix up what vas
wrong with it,
Lily tapped happily back into
her room, Shed put Miss Meaker
onto the contract the first thing
in the morning, How foEtunate
she had that power OF attorney,
UN THE day after Jasn's return
frusn South America. Lily. moved
by an extra-super tenderness fW
him. popped into his Office. Over
loyed rs she Vas to have HIM
back. the sight Of him 50 firmly
settled behind the desk gave her
4 slight twrtge> II had come to
be hs- desk the past t~o weeks
Jasoa. who had been kaflns
through 4 stack OF papers,
paused Z haff5ed exUeSson On
hss face, He arus, howeve-, 81
Llly's entrance, and embraced
her ardently- "Neve- ssaln VII
| 90 away without you
Lily lSsed him behind IT ear.
"Never again" she echOed She
Snex this IVES sheer fantasy, but
il ~zs pleasant TO hea--
BY the way. sad Jason.
gently disncaaszas himself and
rse1.GIs the business world,
what n the 6evL IS thsss
LIy ps-ei n the papers ex-
tended eoxZ-o aS. Oh that
she sand ngs111y. Why. that :
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