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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
linens and bedWear

Washington store only
1888 frinsed tobleeloths -----------I.SO
Cotton and rayon 52"x52" cloth. Pastel eoor.
1858 fFinged tobIeeloths -----------I.SS
Cotton and ruyon CLOTH so"7W Posfs eOor'.
1883 printed tobIeeIoths
Pretty printed CLOTH H"x5F.
l6-4.o8 printed tobIeeoths-
Coy printed cotton cloth. 5R'x72"
1858 AviseO royon rugs ------------I.4S
Aveo royon rugs with Urex discretion 2pS30.
1883 Lurex0 decorator contour rugs I.4S
Av.eo ruyou rugs with sparkling Ursx dseorufon
ll-4.eS 3-pe. contour bath sets--------l.SS
Aviso ruyon bath with lUrsxg TRIM
Il-z.9S round
Asveio rayon rs" round rugs Luxsrg dseoraion
l6o-zee Common cotton dish towels
Solid color soft and absorbent dish towels.
l2-l2.50 cotton and royon domosk sets boz
6xlo4 cotton and uyon eIofh u matching hopkins
81 prs. 6.o8 polished cotton dTupes-----3.SS
Pretty polished Completely washable
10 prs. 1898 cofe eurtoins --------------I.SO
Polished cotton COTE curtains Washable.
Io-l29S petticoot cotton spreads
Pretty cotton sprsods in twin OF full size.
lI-l4.o5 cotton and rOyon spreads ---O.SS
woshabs sprsods and fUIIslls beds
$3.50 foam rubber pillows
Premium size pillows, slightly soled.
LINENS, acknowledgements, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
living room furniture

Washington only, one-of-e-kind
1895 foam rubber sectional sofo----299.99
Curved design. Three sections. Toost
1895 foam rubber sectional sofo----I54.99
Curved Three sections. Turquoise
339.95 French Provincial sectional sofa 1898
Two sections Upholstered in pink
1855 foam rubber sectional sofos---I59.9S
Curved modern design. sections Block
1885 Regency foam rubber sofo----I34.S9
Hondsoms covering in beige
2l9.o5-I0o" foam rubber sofo-----I6S.S9
Esnu long and luxurious. Toost covering
1888 sofa bed and chair set--------l34.99
oUuliy construction by Simmons Brown covering
1896 BerkIine recIineF ehoiF----------44.09
ceod-Ioekins and so reuxlns. Gray
1926 modern cocktail table 8.99
Finished IN lined oak elsun-eUt lines e
34.o5 Ieother-top cocktail tobIes-------2I99
Tredifonul design. Round
1895 modern lamp table ------------IO.S9
Finished IN glowing eordovun mubOsam.
1895 Ieother-top eoektoiI table
Iradiiionel design with mahesony finish.
44.e5 Ieother-top cocktail tobIe
Trudfionol design In muhosony Graceful oVe.
1880 solid mopIe cocktail tobIes-
Reproductions Of Colonial designs.
1926 modern slot benches $3.50
Versatile and handsome design 4 sections Block cover
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Store Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
mems wear

Washington and Langley Park
100 prs. I4.95-lS95 famous shoes 500
Edsson Black and Broken
6H7-l2 AoD.
250-2.99 famous make sport shirts ----1.79
lonseeVs unns shirts. Ploids and bright stripes
Washable. and N.
50-3.95-S5 knit shirts 30
Long end shorilesvs oronst end eorens. Broken
$3.50 vinyl plastic roneoot sets------3.9S
ceet hat and rUbbsr in carrying
lo0-5.95-6.95 white shirts ---2.69
Oxford button downs. bufs's wash and others.
lo0-$2 poiomo eOots or pants ---------98c
Foney patterns. Sirss ., c, D.
25o-z.5o-3.5o silk ties------69c or for So
FameUs moks silk ties
Washington store only
75-5.95-Se5 tropical sIoeks 2.59
Choose wide Of eoIors Broken Sizes Sorry
oltsrotionS.
I5-$z5-$55 suburban jackets 1898
Famous make. Fully lined. broken sizes.
MEMS CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SHOES, sPoRTSWEAR,
Washington, Street Floor Langley Park, FRst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
iuniOr-deb offerings

Washington store only
1850 wool Bermuda shorts
Affrustvs puds Sizes 10 IS.
S-z2S Sto 1898 formal dresses
Nyons and rayon ufeus Sizes to l5
2-l098 wool plaid jumpers
Smart color combinations. Size ? only.
JUNIoR-DEB WEAR-WashtnOtOn, Fourth Floor
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dining room furniture

Washington store only one-Of-s-kind
1895 French Provincial tobIes--------69.99
tsndsomsy finished in mellow frvir~oOd.
1895 modern So" buffet 72.99
Simple Ines Ioost mohosony finish.
1896 modern 81" buffet
Teasi mehosuuy finish. Designed with simplicity
1895 modern dTop-eof tobles 1888
In woInU, finish Wonderful poee-suvss.
1850 contemporary side ehOir---------S.SS
finished in ranch un
zz.95 contemporary arm choir
With ranch an finish.
2l.95 solid mopIe mates ehoir--------ll.49
Dssisnsd<in the eooro runnsr
44.o5 modern dining tobIe ------------24.S9
Hondsome with aroy finish.
1895 modern arm chair B.OS
Blond finish Use in other rooms.
1926 buffet and open hutch tOp-------59.09
COLONEL design in mapls.
1926 five-pieee mopIe dinette set-----69.99
Round dropIsof iobs and chairs COLONEL design
Observation-Disclosures Store. FIFTH Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
sIub-teeHl savings

Washington store only
$3.50 cotton print dresses
Becoming styles Broken Sizes
$3.50 royon toffeto dress
Size H. FIciisrns style.
$50 royon sotin bIouses-
Sizes from to 10 The group.
1850 wool ehemettes- ------------l.SS
Plolds and plain eoos. Sizes 10 u.
SUB-TEEN WEAR-Washinuton Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
major appliances

Washington store only
1858 Eosy automatic washers
2-spssd 2-eyeIs woshss.
1883 Monitor washer ---------L--74.05
Monitor opurmsnt-siIs washer.
l-l95S Astral refrigerator
Two-eube-foof refrigerator fhs in small sposs.
MAJOR APPLrANcES-WashtnGton, strth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
art needIeWOrk
Washington store only

Washington store only
IA for IS foam rubber pillows eo.----l.75
svoyunt foam rubber pillows with Ip-of
6-l79S Spinnerin reody knit dress pax 1913
Moks irueiive knit dress for sprnel
3-2sS needIePoint quores-----------l.SS
IA o. reedIenoirt sauores 2,90
z-leS needIepoint squares
l-5.9S needIepoint square
ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Washington store only
lined cotton barkcIOth
traverse dT'aperies

$3.50 and 800 single width QSS
So" or 90" long, poir---------O
Pinch pIeoted STYLE Lined Same droperies in
these sizes:
5-l7.os double width by So" long. poir.
1888
l-27.Se triple width by So" long, Poir.
lI.99
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fourth Floor
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Washington and LonsIey Park
2o-4.o9 girls wool chemettes
PLoids and plain eoIors, TO H.
20-h99 girls tee shirts --------------SSc
Cotton knis. sizss-z4to H.
Washington store only
2-l498 VinyI Plastic cor coats 7.88
Just iva n sire g.
$50 to 1898 ehubby-size dresses l.S9
Cotton veveis and r1Yons. Broken sizes
GIRLS WEAR-Wdshinoon, Fourth Floor;
Langley Park, Second Floor
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save on bedroom
furniture
Washington store only, one-Of-o-kind

Washington store only one-of-o-kind
1895 twin-sz poneI bed --------9.99
Modern design Panel Style seaoom finish.
1895 modern double S.9S
design with finish.
1895 modern night table --S.SS
Attractive will charcoal finish
$500 twin-sixe bookcase bed -34.SS
Finished In charcoal
1895 twin-size French Provincial bed 24.9S
Mellow frUir~ood finish.
1895 solid maple desk ehests--------49.99
Charming COLONEL design dual-pUrposs
1926 twin-sze low poster bed--------17.SS
Colonial style in solid cherry.
1895 French Provincial vanity beneh----4.9S
In the popular white finish.
1926 modern triple dresser base 5S.S0
Blond finish. Affords storage
1926 full size bookcase heodboord ----2l.S9
Modern design in solid muple.
1926 single dresser ABB
Colonial design n solid mople
1895 modern night tobIe ------------l7.0S
Mahogany with subtle bsaus finish
FURNITURE-wushtnOtOn Store Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
fashion fabric remnants
at " price or less!

lengths from "a yard 20 Ia Udrds,
some longer
Washington store only
9Se-s.os prints. solids. novelties, yd..
49c to l.99
silks ynihsie Fayons. oessuts blends -o"-s" wide
49e-z.o8 cotton fobries, ID use TO I.4S
Prints solid soors. Novelties designs. 3642" wds
z.50-4.9S wool and worsted Femnonts,
LIS -2.49 yd.
Tweeds unne and isxiursd svinss ST. 10 6o wids
FASHION Observation-Disclosures Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
radios. tV. records
Washington store only

Washington store only
| Gramco FM radio 8.9S
Solsd eoss, is. !&
| Zenith AM, FIN
Powerful AN and FIN reception.
| Birch portable phOnosroph-
Thrss-spesd phonosraPh.
| RCA phonogroph- --S.SS
Automatic 45-rpm phone.
| hi-fi console
Fomous muks h-f console phonosruph
I RcA hi-fi console ---89.S5
FamoUs RcA h-f console phonoaroph.
Zenith table Fodios -------------l7.0
Fveivbs radios, famous Zenith moks.
| Zenith clock radio
FVeube rodio.
| Columbia automatic phonosroph- ----35.95
Fovr-spsed automatic phono
fomous- make portfolio TV---------l3S.95
Eosy o carry "" portable N with blonde finish
| &C designer console 235.05
Mahogany finish n" console with u" eoexiui speaker
! RCA full-dooF console 28S.05
Il" ~. mahogany finish eobinsf
! used Syvonio portable TV-----39.0S
Used TV in working condition.
l50-98e single records
As RPM single records, faovrts tunes.
20-33H record albums ------------IOc
Exciting values in long play seerdsl
5-9e5 Gilbert and Sullivan sets-------7.88
TwoTseord london records,
ISL wire record oekS---------3Sc
Record rocks hold up 40 LPs.
RADIOS, TV. PHoNoS-WashinOtOn, Lov1 Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Friday bargains


Washington and Langley Park
l00-l.oS glass solod bowls 100
Used for msny Attractive pofsrns teN
60-25e glass punch cups ---l----------lSc
TossfU DESIGN compliments potsrn
l44-39e imported cups and soueen----2Sc
Choice Of Two attractive puierns.
48-50e imported china egg cups ------22c
Nice dso for gift breokfesf tobs
II Pr-50e imported salt and pepper sets, .
Mode Of strong chine shOt'' style 22c pr.
65-40e bread d-butteF plates Toe
Choose from good selection Of patterns.
72-I.25 soup plates -------------4O c
Select from vnusUol choice Of potfsrns
Floor: Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
young set shoes

Washington and Lonsey Park
200 pr-4.99 and 5.o9 teens fats .7S
Red brown block gray and black Broken sizes TO-
80 pr.-3.50 ehiIdren's beaded leather moeeo-
Soft SOLE White Broken sizes smul - 3.
CHILDRENS SHOES-WashtHoton, Second Floor:
Langley Park, Second Floor
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save ON housewares

Washington store only
l-49.95 ShetIond floor woxer
As ~
1885 ShetIund floor woxer- 1899
Asis F-f
l--2o.S5 ShetIond floor woxer-
As -sf4 st
l-64.eo G-E rOtisserie demOnstrotor 32.S9
Ash e+4
l-44.95 demonstTotor vacuum cleaner, 22.99
Westinghouse conniss sty!s 81
lass conyeetoiFe heoter---------1l2.S9
Asia
l-4.SS shopping
Asb
l-l7.ss TV snack set--------------7. 1893
"Whoer" design. As Is
I-I2.95 coIdoke hostess eort----I--6.99
"Bluek Marble" design.
5-5.c5 TV snack tobIes 2.99
Assorted pottsrns ASH
4-3.o5 TV snack tobIes- l.99
Choice Of patterns As IS.
6-l.98 TV snack tables ---------------99c
Selection Of patterns. As is.
A5.9S large Ioundry carts ------------2.99
Asis.
S-lS.S5 bross fireplace ondirons- -----7.99
Handsomely designed.
1860 fireplace screens --22.S9
Block and br1ss.~
7-l5.o5 fireplace ondiFons- 80
coodlookins in black and bOs
2--l9.95 fireplace screens $3.50
:" ''1s' oUSEW1RES-WdshfaOtOn. siztA Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
beds and mattresses

Washington only
3-I695o foam rubber mottFess and box spring
Twnsizs Ssriupede. As is
$3.50 foam rubber mattress and box spring
I~n-s U. S. Rubber As is.
36-4995 Seoly mottress or box springs,
fUlIze. Innersprns box spring. 34.SS
$3.50 Simmons mattress and box spring sets,
fvn..ir. Iun.r.pine mo+rs.. and box spring 54.99
SASS doubIe-siz coil spring units 8.99
SsurdHy constructed
6-I7.e5 doubIe-size beds---------IO.99
Maple mehosanY finish
z6-54.e5 mattresses or box springs
Twin fvIlizs. Innsrsprns matrsss or box spring.
BEDS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fyth Floor
'Plus 19% Federal Ta1.
residual shrinkGge.
tDa iissr. +fDs Points pOyestsr fiber.
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observation-disclosures, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
toys
Washington store only
savings for. girls

TOYS-WdShtnoton, Fourth Floor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-08-01
Soils and Crops
Field Days to Stress Proper
Harvesting Of Betzes Barley
BY ARTHUR w. SHAW

tein content. The lower the protein the
better but generally it should not run
over 12k per cent. Blending of high
protein lots with low protein lots is to
be discouraged A variety can have its
reputation ruined when this practice is
used extensively. Blended lots just do
not perform satisfactorily during the
mailing process
You as producer have little or no
control over many of the factors which
go into a quality mailing barley. Pro-
tein is q good example. However, har-
vest management is one factor you do
have control over. A crop can be suit
able in all respects but il the per-
centage of skinned and broken kerr
nels is high, it may be rendered I'M
suitable for mailing purposes and
would have to find its way into feed
channels.
In a good quality mailing barley, the
per cent of skinned and broken kernels
is less than per cent. Matters prefer
to buy barley with minimum of
skinned and broken kernels and will pay
premiums accordingly, other quality
factors being equal.
Skinned kernels are kernels with the
husk Ioosened or removed over the
germ or with u or more of the husk
skinned off Broken kernels are ker-
nels which are cracked or broken.
Combine Adjustment
You can do something about the per-
centage of skinned and broken kernels
by remembering few basic facts about
combine adjustment:
l. Too high cylinder speed has
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-08-01

of Montana as far as It's becoming an
important mailing barley producing
area.
BY now you are probably asking
sswhy so much emphasis on this mat
Ter of harvest management in mailing
barley?" There are many factors which
determine the suitability of a barley for
mailing purposes.
First of all it is the variety. Betzes
is a variety that has been carefully
tested by the Montana Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station and by industry it.
self. This variety is quite acceptable to
industry providing, however, that other
quality characteristics are satisfactory.
I might say there is another variety,
Freja, grown in Montana, particularly
west of the divide, that is not accepted
as mating barley. Freja barley has
found its way into the Betzes barley pro
ducing area of eastern Montana and
this is unfortunate. Industry does not
want this variety at the present time,
as it is not suitable for mailing pur-
poses. So for the time being producers
should concentrate on one variety and
that is Betzes
Clean Seed, Clean Ground
The crop should be free from other
variety and crop mixtures. Too heavy
a crop or variety mixture will render
a commodity unsuitable for mailing
purposes. So know what you sow and
be sure your ground is clean. And
certainly the seed you use should be
true to variety.
In contrast to feed barley, the
mailing barley must have low pro-
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-08-01

HARVEST MANAGEMENT WILL be
ti1e theme of two field days to be con-
Quoted in Montana this year. The field
day programs will be concerned entire
" with the proper harvesting of Betzes
barley, two-row mailing variety now
grown extensively in two major areas
Of Montana. The first program will be
conducted the afternoon OF Aug. 5, at
Conrad. The second field day viii be
conducted Friday afternoon, Aug. 7, at
Bozeman. The program begins at ]
pm. at both Conrad and Bozeman-
During the afternoon programs, var
ious speakers viii discuss phases Of
mailing barley production. In addi-
tion, machine dealers in the respective
localities have been contacted and
asked to bring combines for display
and demonstration. Machine company
representatives will be on hand to ex-
plain to the producers proper opera
tion and adjustment of the machines.
This is the first time program OF
this kind has been conducted i'm Mon
tana and we feel sure it viii do much
toward improving the quality of a rela-
lively new Montana commodity.
National Representative
Producers will have the opportunity
to hear Andy Lejune, Director of the
Mailing Barley Improvement Associa-
ton from Milwaukee, Wis, discuss the
purposes and function of that associa-
ton. Following this, I win give a
brief summary of the 1858 barley pro-
uction In Montana Then we will hear
from someone in industry who win
discuss what a Buyer Looks For in
Mailing Barley
E. B. Wilson, Extension Agricultural
will give a brief presenta-
tion on combine adjustment and opera
ton. In addition, we will have one
of the local elevator operators discuss
'sThe Producer and His Local Mar
ket." All Of these presentations, feel,
will have much bearing on the future
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-08-01

been one of the primary causes for
excessive skinned and broken kernels.
The cylinder must run slower than when
threshing wheat or even a six-row type
barley. The lower speed of the range
suggested by the manufacturer is usual
ly most satisfactory for threshing malt
ing barley. Run the cylinder only fast
enough to knock the barley out of the
head. It is better to leave short
beard. than to skin or break the kerr
neIs.
2. Setting of concaves too close TO
the cylinder is another important item-
Set spike tooth concaves at least half
way OPEN It is usually not necessary
to use all six rows of teeth. On rasp
cylinders it. is especially important to
set the concaves according to the manu-
facturer's instruction. Too little clear
ance will skin kernels when grain is
tough and cause cracking when grain
is dry.
8. Bent or misaligned cylinder and
concave teeth or worn rasp bars can
also be damaging.
4. End play in the cylinder viii cause
skinning and breaking.
5. Use enough wind for chaff re-
moval. Use plenty of wind on the front
of the selves More grain is lost as
result of too little wind than when too
much is used.
6. Avoid excessive grain return
through the cylinder Adjust selves to
the least possible tailings return. Set
selves well open and almost level or
with rear end slightly higher than front
end. Keep seive openings free from
mating boards and other foreign ma
teriaI that tends to clog them. These
are just a few hints that you might
well consider if you are a producer Of
mailing barley.
In order that you may better know
how to operate and adjust your conn
bine we are urging you to attend the
field day at Conrad or Bozeman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-08-01

up to rock pile or truck and unload with
minimum maneuvering. Leaders high lift
enables you to pile or load to any height you
desire. Rock Picker fastens quickly, securely
to loader with two pins.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1959-08-01

. STURDY STEEL FRAME has reinforced back
, frame, built to handle biggest rocks. Depth
and pitch of teeth are adjusted by gage
wheel arms. High carbon steel teeth are 48D
long, Il diameter. Unit delivered with 26
teeth; spacing possible from ~ to any
desired distance apart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

ond faster than he had ever
covered the distance before,
Only the flies attracted by
the bright lights showed no
respect for the royal visitors
sitting in a special enclosure,
Elizabeth and Prince Philip
welded programs like every
one else in an attempt to
chase away the flying intrud-
ers but with little success.
The Queen flew to this
capital of New Brunswick afI
ter taking a az day vacation
in Ontario. She looked well
rested and didn't seem to
mind the 93-degree heat and
humidity. -
On arrival she wore a sun
tan pink organza dress with
small white dots and a
matching coat. She soon
dotted the coat after alight-
ing from a comet Jet plane
and used a parasol as pro-
lection from the broiling sun
during the long ride to Par
lament Building.
She received a warm re-
ception from the crowds lin
ing the streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
The Queen
Has Praise
For Driver
FREDERICTON, New

FREDERICTON New
Brunswick July 20 (AP).-
Queen Elizabeth II, striking
in blue satin, went to the
harness races last night and
said she really enjoyed it,"
The youthful monarch.
one OF England's leading
horse-owners. had words Of
praise for the winning driver
in the featured Queens Race.
THE drive was timed beau
tifully," she told Driver Joe
Goguen, rs, of Moncton,
New Brunswick, who brought
Abbeland from behind to win
by a nose. The l3-year-old
stallion rose to the occasion
by running the mile in 2 min
utes 72s Seconds-a full Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
First Lady
Is Benefit
Sponsor

Opening night in Washing
ton of the Aim "Porgy and
Bess" will be a benefit spon-
sored by Mrs. Eisenhower for
tie Foreign Student Service
Council and the International
Student House.
The show will be held
Wednesday, october Ia. at
$50 pm, at the Uptown The
alter, with the proceeds go
ing toward furthering the
programs for foreign stu
dents carried on by the two
organizations in this area.
Mrs. Myron Cowen and
Mrs. Alfred Friendly are
chairmen of the event for
the Foreign Student Serv-
ice Council. Mrs. oscar Cox
and Mrs. G. Frederick Rein
hardt are chairmen for the
International Student House.
Invitations will 60 out
early in the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
OF Love
and Laughter
The Day You Learned to Dive
Will You Ever FORGET 1t?
By MARJORIE HOLMES

Elf-Smal she stands the dock arms overhead,
eyes rveted the water 1t stance of ecstasy and
anguish, as you remember all too wildly.
watch, now watch, in minute I'll do It, Stand
back don't anybody push mel"
"Nobody's going to push you dear but do it. Just
go ahead. Lean over little more let yourself fall"
And give little push with your feet"
Don't jump like last time, make your head go first"
The coaching comes from all directions.
Older children line up to demonstrate. The dock and
the board shake as they plunge n come up triumphant
if gaspng Come on don't stand there all day"
All eyes fixed the hesitant figure And you reve
again that dire decision of those far lost days
The dread and the longing the mesmerized gazing at
the rocking gray-green water deaf to the plants and
pleadngs all about Until. finally triggered by i'm
pulse unexplained the desperate plunge is made.
It's all wrong perfect belly Hopper But she pops to
the surface goriousy suffering did I? Did do t?"
well, just about. Almost. Try again."
And the process is repeated. The long, ntoerable wait
the instant of shocked surrender The hard slap of that
enemy water, the fiery sting. And the water the
the tears the angry. 1T hurts don't care don't HAVE
to dive. do I? There isn't any law!"
Only there is 1t is the law of youths compuson the
law of the inner need
Again and again you find her frozen this prayerfu
attitude before the gods Of the waves and her own con-
temporaries Until at last the between each vital
decision through trial. and sheer stubborn
Now she, too, is neatly sicng the blue expanse And
joining the coaches that shout to each covering woudbe
Come on. don't stand there thinking about ali oay
Dve!"
The Day Become My Husbands Mother 80.
Probably every has had experience similar
to the Mrs. Charles Hubbard describes:
My husband has Away adored children, and in the
early years of marriage before had any of
he used to bring and little treats to the neghbor
youngsters and romp and play with them.
"One day when he was taking a nap there came this
tap at the door, and this dear little girl asked Can Mr..
Hubbard out and play?
Il told her. Well honey, he's resting but I'm
he'll be glad to when he wakes up Whereupon she
announced to her little friends, His he's got
to finish his nap, then She let him"
Grandmother AlwoYS Soid -.
"a person is really old until he to make
friends
Sunday edrens swimming poy the Ioke coils for music oil
"of Love and Laughter" in the Womens Section