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HOUSES FURNISHED

FINE SUBURBAN HOME, completely furn..
2 baths, garden, mr.. pool and links; 4
maturea gentlemen. $50 each: refs. Avail
sn able IA April ri r; / =, cH; 993s; -27
m2SNA sE sea- REnT NV eo A1nes s sSY wilson pR5
BIGGEsT LITTLE HOUSE in Montgomery
County-Overlooking Rock Creek, in nice
countryside; living rm. 1926, combination
kit. and al-elec. kit. and dinette; full bath
on lst fioor; End floor, bedrm; and "a bath;
COMPLETELY FURNISHED; inclu. linens;
beautiful 4-bedrm., 2-bath house. overlook
ing Army-Navy Country Club; immediate
Hfnias Rs 6sne fsGG
sagalis; snoMs sacssHp kSn 11lG haTu s,.dv.,d s
November IS, $500. FoF eomplets IN
pm, Sun. before IL am. or after 9:30
b5;! bbE5L;IGHIFuL upper 18th st. section
flrst foor: porehss; garage: S15o per
mediately; ia. 64s0 after 10 am. or
FOR LEASE to acceptable tenant, attrac.
4-bedrm.,- 2-bath furn. house: drawing
porch, din rm.. pantry and Kit. on ist
f.: modern equipment; servants quarters
and 2 servants baths 1915 Hamilton St
n.W: pW:t Cal DE. 1922 for appt. to inspect
sos 10Y Atlantic ST. s.E.-5-room S house
room room riati.s kaitshsn; bedrooms: recreation
month. References required MISS
FRANC1S, AT. 1854 or W. 1910.
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ROOMS eURk,sHEp-s.t. and s.w,

RENT FREE. also utilities in nice pvt.
home; for partial care of semi-invalid
laoy. Call Ii 4O43 -27
BOG 5th ST. S.E.-Large attractive front
room; one man only; 81 week FIR 81 Is.
63s d ST. s.E.--Nice clean big front room
for. couple or friends plenty heat: hot
water always: private home. 2ss
635 E. CAPITOL ST. S.E.-Large front
room on 2nd floor, nicely furnished. twin
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-corner rm., next
to bath, quiet home with adults; gentle
1923 so. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Nicely
furn. LII. rm., next to bath, for ! empi
lady; laundry privil. SS week or $50 mo.
next to bath; close to bus. Call VI. 1881
!25 9Th ST. S.W.-Large twin bedroom
for l or employed adults. S35 mo. ME-
NEAR NAVY YARD, 1925 Ridge pl. SCI
Single rm, for gentleman in clean, pvt
home; S35: c.h.w. TR. 2449. 80
1000 PENNA. AVE. Sc, near Navy
Yard3-Large pleasant room. 4 windows.
for or 8; a smaller room for l or 9;
FURN. ROOM for two girls within walk
ing Ig distance of Govt, lbldgs.; 451 New
COLORED-419 4th ST. S.E.-Double rm.,
quiet persons. Call before 10 am. Sunday,
after s pm. weekdays. AT. 5515. go
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Clean, comfortable room in
Silver Spring near Dist. line for adult
men students attending vocational school
Box 100, Silver Spring, Nd -27
SINGLE LADY wants unfurnished apt or
room, ami, reasonable; vicinity of D. C.
Box 255-R. Star. 2qs
MAN-Quiet and comfortable room; ne
preferred: near transp.; away week ends.
B0X 2O1-R
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WANTED--A furnished apartment. 2 or 3
rooms. or house, centrally located in Alex
andria, Va. Call RE. O35a. 20
EMP VET and wife. age 81 and 35, no
children or pets. desifs s,,lo / or -i bearm I'm
d C.. up to SS5 ELLWOOD SMITH
Day, ME. 1000. Eve, Ii. aO5O. 81"
RETURNED VETERANS and other en-
poyes of Capital Transit Co., who have
families, need private apts. and houses.
If you have a house or private apt. to rent
to family. call MI. 1858, Ext. 672. Mon
day through Friday. 9 am. to pm;
rent under S15.
VETERAN desires 3-room tfurnished) apt.
Or or lishs hss housekeeping. Phone MA $50
Govt employed widow de-
sires furnished bedroom apt. In private
home preferably NV Box 2os-R' si Star
REFINED, QUIET Govt. empl youns lady
desires apt, by March 81 or sooner in
NV; up 70 $50; refs. given, HO, 9s2e,
Ext. 1o<. sf8cs, TR. 5000, En- 62o. 2ss
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, maids room and
HOME R0psa 1gse oS saF four bedms
for family of four; two teen-age daughters;
but no down payment; pref prefer r'vH vicinity fSo Of
Gh, GhHvsrly; w., College Park or Silver Spring
FAMILY Of 1 ie high school dausbters).
seeking see WondnE furnlshed house in NV WASHING
an3 ssEDKo0M r Sdrh furpished house m or apart
will pay $50 per. mon tn for suitable place
and and !;b;a sign Lease if desired permanent re-
'eGaSt HN FAB Sqs no chdren S de-
sires furnished house. ;}-4 bedrooms. .
bathrooms, NV. section or nearby Mary
xse9 eR ends M S 0f 5000 Ext 4r sif sEfnnss and
English t;Nt', COUPLE, daughter age "a, want
dsn sn NV; n. ~ csEstul EsgI tenants. PEIL 10
sENATofs All sd ssE1es asst children hndreo
furn.. in NV. conv. transp. to Cathedral.
NEED 3-BEDRooM HOUSE, pref in Dis
or Twining 5000. Ext. 161. rs
LAWYER, no small children. wants 3 or T.
sfs:" Ss sf2Hs RsHfi 6 p rS & q sS s6' Ext s5sS ST.
ADVANCE RENT. IF REAs.. Marine on
RLsPoNsdBLE RESP sdI i FAMILY; N adults need
s40O. Ext 123. or WO. 6050 2Ss
WANTED TO RENT, with leasing priv
ileges, rooning house. Z to 10 rooms or
small APARTMENT house: desirable NV. sec
ton. Give full particulars Box 2a1-R,
Desire RENT summer months, ~ffurn.
Pf v{s Waltz ksss A2my sfs7
pital, or call GE. 1000. Ext. 2s5 from 5
APT. AT pr oR HOUSE WANTED by 3 @S coiored
adults: rent $50 or $50 mo. Ii. 4s71.
near seSoo onafh'Ssa assume e04se
sponsibility for upkeep during occupancy.
atTEF, aE FfhF RkF1iEb th CHR c8R1sr1AN family of
four adults desire unfurnished house in
Maryland, three bedrooms: long term.
lease; Box 300-R, Star. 2S'
rent furnished house or apt. in NV. sec
tion. two or or three bedTooms 5S No i children
ed $500, CAPT. DAMN. 3O'
MARINE VET, West Coast consulting engi-
neer, needs 3-bedroom modern house. Pref
erence, Arlington or Fairfax County, Va,
or vicinity of suburban NV. Lease fur
nished, g to 8 months: range, S115 to
$500. Lease unfurnlshed range, $3.50 to
sIs5; Call ;!l,o GL. 81 1899 or write 20 R.
sHARP ARREEhEPRd1M MiIa5a aStel HOUSE or apa Ss in
Arl. or Alex, 500 rental. Call OK. 1872.
SETTLED COUPLE and mother desire
small unfurn house; no children; any To-
cation SH GRS4 -1S
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

FOR LADY, active. elderly, refined. board
and room with bath including shower;
preferably in Connecticut ave. area; tray
service may be desired occasionally. Box
MOTHER AND a1s-YR. GIRL-care for
child; clean. warm home, settled family;
Call MRS GLASPER, DE. 1891 before
10 am or bet $50 and 7:3O pm. go
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MAhINE IslAs vLIEKANs MUvlNG CU.,s.233.hI s.2:.3;ihI:
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO -OlO4,
UNIcN STORAGE CO., INC. est 1905,
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Chicago. ST. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and Calf: immediate service. NORTHERN
vANLINES, INC, AT. 9243, Ii. 3725. 27'
new van; careful handling: reas. rates
Call any time, MR.. COOK, Gil. 5l37.
MovNG-Purniture trunks. baggage low
rates; good service. RE. 1921. 81
Ex-GI MOVING. Grating. storage. any
where, any time no JOB too large or small;
IeAsonahls rates. GLOVE, RI. 6A6o. 2Ss
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APARTMENTS UhEURNIsHED.

s AND 6 RM APIS, 500 and S11O per
mo- Call in person, 1923 Oakwood ter.
NV. ~
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. util-
tiles furn: Immediately clean; adults;
$50. 626 Rock Creek Church rd. NV.
NICE 1-RooM, KITCHEN AND BATH. pri-
vate home, middle -aged Christian couple;
TWo RMS, kit. and semiovt. bath; S65
month :333 ] 9TH ST. ne. FIR 354S rs
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
(conse)

LOCAL MOVING AND HAULNG-Fast
service, low rates; no job too small
SMALL JOBS, any time. day. night
trunks. personal effects, etc: truck. white
driver: $3.50 hour. Lu. 1905. -2S
VETERAN, just out of the service, will
move or haul anything, night or day; no
lob too small. Call EARLE, AT. 1881. L.
EDELMAN MOVING e. STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887; after : pm, GE. 1416.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE,

ATTRACTIVE cooperative apt. available,
near Conn. ave. and Porter st. NV: con-
sisting of reception hall. liv. rm., . bed
rms. kit, bath; priced for quick sale at
S1O.50O; fixed monthly charges. only
SIS. so: terms, can be arranged. To in
spect, call Mr. Young, WO 5516, BURR &
YOUNG Realtor. DE 4444 =21
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MOST DESIRABLE 3-room apt, S4s, NV,
exchange for 2-bedroom house or apt. or
large modern l bedroom under SIS. Box
52-L Star. -2S
MODERN 3-ROOM APT, beaut furnished.
ne: rent. SlO0: exchange for small util-
ity apt capt. bldg) Call 1O-4, FIR. 2446.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PLEASE HELP returning veteran and en-
ployed wife find furnished apt, pvt. batn,
in Va Overlook 6044 after pm. 81
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

ployed couple, newly furnished; SS5 pei
month; car necessary. Hyattsville 0522
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME in Silver Spring:
will rent for 2-bedrm. home within com.
muttng distance of Quantico. PL O421
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:ATTLE and LIVESTOCK (cont. }

MAZE. riding, 8 years Old, 15,3 h.. gentle.
PEne5 1ssSing fsi N sSge
stud, also some yearling. colts for sale
p BOSWELL, ''Thorpland Farm" MARI
horo-I,argo rd Marlboro 1878 -oS
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARrMEN1s FURNISHED.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOME with nc

Az NURSERY, Just opening. Reasonable
,utheast Maryland: Spruce 0457-J. 81
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i daTss { room, S@m TPyt:, bath $50 Cali after
asS as;o,5I5I 5EFFERsoN r. sT1Larss front room;
nGNa ad1oininE M Sobe bath for or persons In
iais EUCLID ST. N.w.-Lee. front rm.
Windows 0eeS bah sesn sna
comfortable; unlimited phone. DE. 5051.
4tO9 7th sT.-Lovely twin-bed room,
close to transp.. with some kit. priyils.,
S45 Am q month; GE; 454e; - -29
@ ckcta i7S Gas sR
sii istfT if ffdfpfGp kD atfsc
girl; in gentle home: S6 week. Cali DU
sa9l2 26it afteE yr 5;SQ p.m -ssn.a adult bon,s
ment Printing Once and Union Station
18th At NEWTON N.w.-rrst noor, dble
rm., twin beds, pvt entr.: Venetian blinds;
phone mad service S5e per v mo 40
171s DE SALES ST. N.W.-Laree double
1891 PARK RD. N.w.-Double room, Hol-
lywood twin beds. new furn;; next bath
S.. $40 mo-; no.; for me, men only. Eo; os57. rs
front twin bed rooms, running water, maid
service. S1O,S12 wk.; also single rooms
NEAR 4th AND KENNEpY-Beautifull,
press. bus; in Jewish home; S25 each
: LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS with privat.
porch, ideal NV. location, , blocks from
transp.. suit. for men or women 50 each
week GE. 1865 after pm. -2S
HOTEL HAWTHORNE, 2l34 G. st. NV
sinsle and double rooms, all with runnin1
serv; wkly. rates a<oted. RE. 4027. =:
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1882 10th st.-Nicel
furn. sg.e. and double rms: kit. and laun.
dry privils.; maid serv. WI. 1859. -2S
SINGLE ROOM; private gentile home; semi
private bath; gentleman. After 6 week
HOTEL STi PARK HOUSE. eos 18th st.,
blks. Greyhound-Singles, $40; dbles: 81:
wk: trans. rms. 81. .50-S3 day. Ex. 1856
1850 MASS. AyE.-Triple rm. for men
pvt. bath: maids service; laundry .privils.
S25 mo. ea.; also rms. to share, for mai
Or woman; s22.5o mo. Call MI. eesSe o
downtown, 1912 z1st st. n.w.-Lge
front Ink; inner spring; running water
elcove; S12.60 per wk. Also single Se
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9 SrIs ~ spasjeas I'll ys ZOO s.sS 2s9S
ne@s nook and @ f oe" dr9n bedrms S and e5hs 5aths
poTeh sSynr sa pce G Is 9s '0nf 6ive
Conn ave to Mckinley St. turn right on
Mckinley st. to asnd, turn left to Proc
aMrRTcAs 2s y TS1GHs IN asse
full center-hall brick Colonial home, on
marble fireplace surrounded with beauti
luxe kitchen. screened porch; 2nd 1ooT :!
large bedrooms, 2 tiled baths: finished
bedroom in attic: built-in garage; oil air
HshE B. MEhsEEl tsssfd on yala aaed large
THE HOME you have been looking for
Colonial Village. just off 9Th st. hill, over
100; prewar-built Dutch Colonial: center
hall brick home; large recep. hall living
room, dining room, screened porch, bed
de luxe kitchen; end floor. 4 bedrooms,
2 tied baths: ? screened porches; 2-car
garage: recreation room, air conditioned
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beautiful brick home
in sight of Columbia Country Club; large
living room, fireplace, dining room, large
rooms. 2 tile baths Bird floor. finished bed
room: garage immaculate condltion a
real bargain; cwner leaving city. LESLIE
u II,
BEAUTIFUL BEECHWOOD. Chevy Chase
Md-Where the cherry blossoms bloom;
center-haL brick Colonial home; liv. rn,,
fireplace. dining room. screened porch
large de luxe kitchen; 4 bedrooms: 2 tie
baths; maids room. bath; oil h.-w.h.; lot
90xl00;. garage; in sight ed school, LES
cHEEY chi y CHASE. D. e.-Nsy brick Colonial
center hall: living room, fireplace, dining
room. powder room, 3 bedrooms tile
baths: garage. gas &C. heat: lot 55x150;
near Conn. ave. LESLIE D. MEAsELL'
ROCK CREEK FOREST bedrooms: Q
baths modern prewar built: immaculate
condition; detached brick Colonial home;
large living room. fireplace. dining room:
de luxe kitchen, screened porch; beautiful
paneled recreation room, fireplace; sarage;
gas &C heat: fenced yard storm doors,
windows owner leaving city; unusual value.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. OIL, 1850.
PARKWOOD-Beautifu brick home. only !
yr. old: Immaculate condition; 9 rooms, 3
bedrooms, tile bath. only 81 800; Don
fan to inspect, finance G1; located tust
beyond Naval Hospital LESLIE D.
NASELL. OIL. e260.
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OUR DIVORCE TANGLE
Continued from page five

The judge will also have to decide on custody
OF the children, and rights of visitation From my
own experience know that you can often success
fully appeal to parents to put their childrens well
fare before their own hurt pride and desire for
self-justifcation.
In some cases no overt act - which we now call
grounds for divorce IF may have been COM
mitted, but the marriage may have suffered from
such an accumulation of disruptive factors that it
cannot be cemented together again. Or the couple
may simply have separated and lived apart for
two years or more, going their separate ways. If
the marriage has, for all practical purposes term-
mated. it would seem logical, as is now the law in
several states, for the court to pronounce it dis
solved
Only One Qusstion 70 Ask
In EVERY case. after an exhaustive investigation
has been made the judge will be guided by only
one principle: What is best for this family and J..
therefore best for society,""
As you can see from studying the plan, its over
all purpose is to make for fewer divorces not more
True. it would be an expensive plan for the state
to administer through its courts. but how better
could the taxpayers spend their money?
The plan, in its essence, has already been sue
cessfuly tried by the family courts of several cities
Cincinnati pioneered in this field. Milwaukee has
long had a notable social-service department
Other courts have been using psychologists,
medical and social workers to this end Here
in Toledo we have attempted to treat delin-
quent spouses like delinquent children, by
guidance rather than punishment. But we are
all limited by too small trained staffs and made
quate budgets. and we are grossly hampered by all
the ancient, unrealistc legal doctrines.
Our function" as one of our marriage counsel
ors Miss Harriet L. Goldberg, who holds PhD
from Bryn Mawr College, has said. lis not to tell
people what they have to do. 1t is to help them
understand the cause of their trouble, to see how
hictions can be removed, to get them to think
about what they would do after divorce, to help
them discover their own resources of strength and
courage so that they themselves may make the
wsest possible decision"
Jane Weuldnr Talk
HERE'S an example of what can be done One
day well-known Toledoan walked into my Office.
His sisters marriage, he said seemed ito be going
on the rocks" Jane as we shall call her -
wouldn't talk with anyone in her family But
when Miss Goldberg phoned and asked to come
to see her. Jane said she would be glad to talk with
her. Her husband Bill was drinking great deal,
came home late and was sury most of the time
Both university graduates, they had married dur
ing the war, and their six years of married life had
been cut into by Bills service with the Army
When Bill came home he had trouble with his
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1948-07-11

DACK in the prison in Leningrad, in the
Id room of the NkVD commandant, l
remember seeing a Soviet slogan: 1T is
better to arrest ten innocent men than to
leave one criminal Free"
had been second-year student at the
Leningrad Engineering Institute when was
arrested. 1t was 1895, the year of the Great
Purge. Black cars patrolled the streets of
Leningrad at night, police wearing the dreaded
blue-peaked caps with red bands would leap
out before darkened house, the unsuspecting
victim would be dragged away and never
seen again. 1t was my personal misfortune to
attract a girl, who was a fellow student at the
Institute, She was some years older than l
and not my idea of a beauty But l might
have been more receptive had realized she
was an agent of the NKVD. One night, in
burst of jealousy. she planted in my apart
ment some books that no Soviet citizen is
allowed to read. Agents then raided my rooms
Evening star., 1948-07-11

and found the books and some dangerous"
correspondence with American stamp COL
lectors was dragged to JAIL given mock
trial, and sentenced to six years of hard labor
in Siberia.
From Leningrad to Vladivostok. the port
of embarkation for the Dalstroy gold fields
is 500 miles. 1t took our prison train AZ days.
We were herded like cattle into sealed
wooden cars, 90 men to a car. There was
little heat and no ventilation. We slept
on wooden planks in double tiers around the
car. At night our food - bread and salt her
ring - was tossed onto the dirty floor for us
to scramble for and fight over. Much of the
time we were without water.
We were mongrel crowd: scientists and
professors convicted of being socially hos
tile" to the Soviet system; peasants who had
refused to join collective farms, and who sat
mute and bewildered too frightened to speak;
political dissidents common criminals, thieves
Evening star., 1948-07-11
: | ESCAPED ALIVE

Behind the barbcd wire Of q vast Siberian
prison camp, 100000 slaves dig gold for
Stain. Here is the first eyewitness account of
Dalstroy, sswhcre only the hardest SURVIVE
by Vladimir Petroy
As told to COREY FORD
Evening star., 1948-11-28
THE GREAT BONER
Continued from page ten


man who had carried the ball.
He had taken off his headgear
and stood a little apart, as if
dazed. A substitute came run
ming in from the bench and
clapped him on the shoulder. He
started slowly off the field. Dan,
his heart pounding, looked at
his scorecard. Number 81,
Frazier, a guard.
The game ended a few min
utes later with the score 1914,
in Minnesota's favor.
Gosh, what a tough break"
Bill Bailey said. Il dropped a
five spot on this game" His
words were light-hearted, but
there was an odd quality in his
voice. The ironic coincidence of
Dams presence was something
even Bill Bailey couldn't miss.
Two boners, two safeties, two
lost games, 36 years apart. ..
Around them Dan could hear
the comments of the crowd:
What a boner! That's one
for the books! =. There goes
our Conference championships
DAN clenched his teeth against
it. He could see the sports pages
next day, hear the remarks on
campus. .. Suddenly he made
up his mind. He couldn't stop
the crowd from talking, the
sports writers from writing, the
drunken alumni at reunions from
acting out charades. But he could
at least make an attempt to save
young Frazier from himself, to
convince him somehow that this
didn't have to ruin his life.
He grabbed Bill Bailey's sleeve.
Bill" he said, I'm going to the
dressing room. I'm going to talk
to that boy Frazier"
Bill stared at him. Jaw. Dan,"
he said, Il don't think -"
1--we got to. Come on"
AS they made their way slowly,
painfully, through the crowd and
around the stadium, he had
plenty of time to think of what
he would say. Look here, son, /
pulled a boner myself once; /
know just how you feel. But it's
not as bad as you think. You'll
live through it. There's a lot
more to your life than this. .
HE trouble was, it all sounded
SO false, so hollow. to Dan him
self. To talk about it at all
would be the hardest thing he'd
ever done in his life, and it had
to be convincing.
They finally reached the dress
ing room, were stopped by a
student manager, then by an
assistant coach. "See Frazier?
Listen buddy. not now"
Dan took a deep breath. I'm
Dan White" he said. I'm the
guy who lost the Minnesota
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SA A~s@y' = WV AN o<AAN. "SAAt
III tell you, don't know. Wait
a minute, here he is"
Three big young men ap-
preached the low doorway
together.
Dan didn't know which one to
address. "Frazier?" he asked.
He was barely able to keep his
voice level.
I'm Frazier" said the mid
die one. He was a good-looking,
auburn-haired kid with freckles.
Not such a kid, either - he
looked about Is.
LOOK here, son." Dan said,
Il just wanted to tell you IL
pulled a boner myself once. The
Minnesota game of 19l2-you've
probably heard of it. So l know
just how you feel. But it's not as
bad as you think" He faltered.
Frazier smiled. Il know" he
said. AT first sure felt awful.
was about ready to Jump off
the top of the stadium. But
heck, l guess it isn't that bad.
The boys all forgave me, and 80
did the coach. After all, nobody
got killed by it."
YES" Dan said softly. that's
what mean"
For a moment they all stood
there, silent. Then one of the
other boys spoke. Bud few a
BIZ in the war, he said. Forty
two missions, wasn't it, Bud?
You can't expect a guy to COM
NIT suicide over a football game
after that"
lHEY started to move on. Dan
stepped back to let them by.
Frazier, turned and shook his
hand. Thanks a lot," he said.
1T was nice of you to come
down here. But I'm okay."
Dan walked slowly back to-
ward the parking lot with Bill
Bailey. No. you certainly could
mt expect a guy to commit
suicide over a football game
not after forty-two missions in a
BIZ.
That sort of thing knocked a
sense of proportion into a man.
Commit suicide? Why, they said
it as a joke! And lately he had
actually, in deadly earnest.
thought of suicide!
Dan felt dizzy. He took Bill
Bailey's arm a moment to steady
himself. A gigantic weight was
being lifted off him. and the
release made him giddy for a
moment. He would never. he
felt, be the same Dan White
again. He might never again be
the eager youth who had run out
on the field in 1912, but neither
would he ever again be the
beaten. helpless, lost man who
had walked off it.
The snow, he noticed. hadn't
Evening star., 1948-11-28
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suffering from the pains of neu-
ritis or neuralgia. And fast relief
amazingly fast relief-is what
Bayer Aspirin gives you. Just
drop a Bayer Aspirin tablet in a
glass of water. "clock" its dis
integrating speed and you'll
see why. For you'll see that it
starts to disintegrate within two
seeonds-actually is ready to 60
to work almost instantly!
In addition, its remarkable ef-
fectiveness and wonderful gentle
Evening star., 1948-11-28

lie WHO wtH not is hgot: he 0ho is fool
and he sVhO dG7es not is slave. William Drummond
Evening star., 1948-11-28

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