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Show PAGE FOUR PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 193 SECTION TWO m "Proclaim Liberty through all the land" The Liberty Bell The Herald livery fIernMu eseept Saturday anil Suudtr turning I'uhliNhcd bv tin- Herald Corporation. 60 South First West street, I'rovo. I'tah. Kntered as second-class inatfr at tin- post of ticc in I'rovo, Utah, under the ait of March ?., 1S7H. Cilmati, Niroll & Rutliman. National Advertisinp representatives. New York. San Francisco, Detroit, Boston. lo AiiK'les. Seattle. Chicapo. Metnl.M- l".ii!-! Press. N. K. A. Service, Western Features and the Seripps League of Newspapers. Subscription terms by carrier in Utah count Mi cents t!w- month. $2 ?.". for six months, in advance; J." no the vear ii. advance; by mail in Utah county, in advance. $.." : outside Utah county, $5.00. Those who are governed least are governed best. "The power to tax is the power to destroy." Thomas Jefferson. Howdy, folks! It may rain on the just and the unjust alike, but somehow or other it's always the unjust that have the umbrellas. "What can we do to make our state more attractive " asks a travel-booster. Well, they might wrap it in cellophane. Abigail Applesauce says : "When a, man goes on a trip and brings his wife back some nice silke lingerie, she always wonders what sort of a gir it was be asked to go buy it for him." The People Speak Again Recent survevs show that about 70 per cent of our people peo-ple favor curtailment of government spending and a move toward balancing the national budget ; 30 per cent vote the other way. , . , , This is about what might be expected, with almost one-third one-third of the nation deluding, more or less, on government money for its existence. The two-tniras oi me peupie wnu have to pav for all this naturally want less of it. ' There 'is alwavs grave doubt if government spending reallv accomplishes'anything. Usually, it is very inefficient that 'is, a dollar spent by government produces less than a dollar spent bv the average citizen. This is because, out of ?ach dollar, a sizable chunk has to come for overhead. There are government agencies in which the number of clerks and-political and-political employes outnumbers the total of people put to vvork bv the agencies . . . In essence, taxes are voluntary contributions by citizens citi-zens to the support of government. Government may force one taxpayer to pay. but it cannot force a majority of them to pay, if they decide not to. The lust weapon lies with the taxpayer, and' always will. It mav never be used, but it will always be there. it is easy to keep on expanding government, piling up taxes. But somewhere there is a point of diminishing returns re-turns the more tax levied, the less collected. Just where this point may be. none knows but we are appreciably nearer it than we were a year ago. t Joe Bungsuirter says he's not If seven out of ten Americans are demanding economy interested in the fight between and some move toward financial stability, certainly their wishes should be heeded by congress. BUSINESS ITEMS j Joe Gootz has taken a position selling the El Puffo line ol" cigars Joe sure knows the ropes. A letter marked: "Important! Rush!-' was held to be important and rushed by the post office-in the fall of 87. A new piano is finished with imitation cigaret burns along the top, to foil cigaret layer-downers. Philander tuss, who sells helper engines to railroads, reports most of his business is on the up-grade. La'l Gee Gee and her boy friend have split up again. He told her she hau cheeks like roses and it turned out Hose had the measles. EPITAPH Here lie the remains Ol Goofy McGurk, Had seventeen horns But hi.s brakes didn't work. OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS VW i t aVVM W w v ass WAVE TO STOP Ikl AW' COUJECT SOME REKITS n i i I ? JBPS I I I N 1 VX I HUPir ttttO- xsX t m ' , l . -r m i . im r i n 1 i m -aaaw -ni ii m m ! w mux a. a Las i f ' ' '-".... ) MK'mm rAX i ry rnr.i i i ..... .u i 1 i mti in is i mtfw.i i. n 1 . 1 i MOUSES BEEKJ VERY CAREFUL, ALL MtS L1FE LECTURE, OUCE V4E SAID-'WWEU VOU CrUVS GrET ARAiSE.VdU spekjd it-wweu L&ET ARNSE,! UE DID WWEV3COUUD SAVE EM OLD BOVS TWEy SPEUT TWBRTJME IWVEKlTtMG- 5TUFF FERTW WE COT A CUT, ERGOT LAID OFF ? I SAVETOQ SAVE fT, BECAUSE FER RAIUVKJETT OEUER- I GOT ALOMCr V DAYS, BUT ATlOkl "TO BUVH vBt-lRzL. qlAUY KAroEV) AWAD BUMOALOWS i . , . T til i i t r TME OLD SCHOOL i v service, inc. t. m. rec. o. . p at. off. J is one of the chief factors governing govern-ing reproduction. Dr. Hughes arrives at his con- ) .o litters were produced. However, How-ever, when fed the vitamin in the form of cod liver oil seven of the nis nrodtired small littivs rf elusions following a series of ex- pigs The addltion of caseln to penments with the homely pig. the diet produced seven larger j mens 12 healthy pigs, he elimin- Further experiments will be : oicu an vaauilll t iiuiu lutii Ult'l. DRIVER ADMITS PART UJ AGCIDEUT SPRINGVILLE Dell Roundy. 42, of Mapleton has admitted striking Farn Averett. 55, of this city, with his automobile on the night of Febuary 2, according to City Marshall Lyman S. Haymond who with Deputies Will Lewis and Walter Durrant of Provo. have been investigating the case. Roundy v.-.o rai:ed to stop at the scene of the accident, admitted ad-mitted striking Averett, upon being be-ing questioned by officers. Due to illness since the accident, no action has been taken against Roundy, Marshall Haymond said. Averett sustained a fractured leg below the tinee ana severe body bruises. He will be confined to his bed about six weeks, it is stated. Barbs fit"- Slippery Roads Cause Of Auto Accidents Washington Merry-Go-Round (Continued from Page One) ting is permitted, but it mast be done unobtrusively. r ABORTIVE PLAN conducted along this line Slippery roads and the snowstorm snow-storm of Friday morning caused two minor automobile collisions, one of which involved the automobile auto-mobile of the Provo police department. de-partment. Wilbur Harding. 19, of Vineyard, Vine-yard, was the driver who had the embarrassing experience of colliding with the police car. His machine skidded as he rounded the corner at Sixth North and Second East street, ripping a back fender and running board from the police car, driven' by R. L. Thompson. Rulon S. West, had an experience experi-ence with a slick road surface Friday morning at 10:40. He wac attempting to turn the corner at Third South and Fifth West streets when the wheels of his truck skidded and the car crashed into a tree. Officers Thompson and Wesley Robey investigated. Mrs. Borah says her husban 1 is just like other husbands. O: nniinco .'p'vp npvpr seen the sen- i ntnr round the House. V One thing you have to say lot -boondoggling: because of it. nrtny rakes have turned over new leaves. 3 If. !f, "Congo natives use razor blades to carve their bodies for decorative decora-tive purposes. " They could take a few lessons from Americans on mornings after. f Suing for injuries suffered in accident. New Yorker lost because be-cause motion picture showed bin. swinging sledge on a PWA job Any other PWA worker woul : have won the case. Famed actor pronounced " n the road to recovery." That mig!.'. not be so good, though. Maybe )u physician is something of ;r. economist. -TTZri? where Rueful regrets are being voiced ; canned and lottled beer. He i privatelv in Republican Quarters might have an opinion, he savs, i over the blow-up of an ingenious if it was between barreled and j publicity campaign that would not j tanked beer. Death on the Highways TODAY'S FABLE Once a farmer lost a watch in a field and plowed it up 10 years later ajid when wound up it again. It seems a shanu- that the boss doesn't use all that spare space on die check to put a lew niwre figures. have cost the partv a cent. The plan waf for large corporations, hostile to the New Deal, to devote a portion of their advertising appropriations ap-propriations to political ads. Attractive At-tractive sample copy was prepared pre-pared and everything seemed set for the scheme to go through, when legal advisers pointed out that pro-administration stockholders stockhold-ers might file suit to enjoin the expenditure of money in this manner. man-ner. The scheme was dropped. Bewildered senate liberals recently invited to tete-a-tete luncheons with the president, are Rick ct y old automol v, without lights or brakes, arc to hf rnW'd off th hio-hwavs in the state of Washington. The next legislature is to be asked to pass a bill ordering j wouldn't run at all 1 ; . . ; . .,4' .,11 niit,,miKilii.i i.vni'v - i mnnf Iib COIIipUlOI V e.al 1 1 11 ltl l lo 1 1 n m iumiiiii"iin..i i.mi.i .i.-v niwwuw, 'av dav and there is every prospect that the measure will pass. The incident which finally jolted the public mind into demanding such a protective measure cost one man his life. rt 1''.,ull-,ml Wl 4 " . '" " rvv.-. V "V" ' One oxsler .v .. .(nr. ..ill ,v , ' . 7, . . . lute a coroners verdict, biamin- the condition ol theiSomt.ti h:lv ' ilt luu ,uui .un- i,ut" ."t IL -- . . . . , s v . . . up iiififit'r l nn.H nnnitfiiL 1111 m particular subject, merely talked in generalities about a wide range of tonics. . . . On a table behind Secretary Henry Wallace recent-lv recent-lv were the following three books: "The Twilight of the Supreme i Court." "Farm Tenancv." and "An To bed. and could not sleepe. so j Outline of the History of China." 1 JU T" r- T' --r car for. the "trajredy. t'hV youth was released and allowed dren. what was the name of those to take his car with him. Two months later, he was rearrested, re-arrested, and his car still had neither brakes nor lights! Such a law should be pased and enforced in every state of the union. The rrave error is in considering- that any mass of bolts and nuts and wheels which can propel itself alonir the hiuhway is an automobile. That is not true. Un- eople up in CalJendar, Ontario YE DIARY 1,... L-1 1 - It o mnchinn i - miutnniw with T r L nriir w"jt Arrii'irno . . te "-yrr" , I'.ii .-i.v.fc.t.cw v.. sneepe. but tjiev dart about so I for its passengers, and for edestrians anl other motorists. cannot keep count, and so I had to it is an instrument of destruction, out of control and ready build a pen anu put them ail in at anv time to kill. n and iel tnem out on at a time. Within the past few months, the whole nation has be- TdroppcTon tf-'3sieee "o come conscious of the terrible toll of automobile death. Cam- awaken again tor faT V hadeft paigrns and crusades for slower, more cautious driving, are the pen-gate open. And a murrain being- staged in all parts of the country. Equally important ' jn sucn worrying mind, is a campaign to see that every motorist has a car which has all the necessary equipment for the protection of his i Dejoit nk-kle and turn knob. c.nd other lives. Nursery Rime HORIZONTAL 1, 9 Famous children of the nursery rime fame r, Ago. 1.1 Kluded 14 River dp'it 15 Morsels. IS Warning. IS To pant violently. 19 Writing table L'l Silkworm 24 Teachers' schools. 27 Concord?. 31 Born. 32 To revolve. 34 North America 35 To blind. 36 Gaiter.. 39 Exultant. 41 Constellation. 42 Roofing material. 44 Lacquer. 47 Barked. 51 To tell. Answer to Previous Puzzle EDGEMONT MRS. EVA UILIJCSriE Reporter - Phone 040-JZ In a Washington private school the other day, the teacher admonished admon-ished an eight-year-old boy for bringing a toy gun to class, and took the gun away from him. The boy was John Baxter, grandson of War Secretary George H. Dern. ETnTI fPWRl ICIUIR1I1E ZLLB.A1N TA DOI IP V E RL c'oiaIt 5 Jt i TUm ate5 H" ' IIMII iTAT Pp I I EiRIGATL T R AlPlS Mtfj "r 1TE s i tieTs; ITCTIE Joliot ppkKE ShTeit CURIE. nE LP T.ENSE I NIUEfT R t!lLiO B E L I aLJE YO HR U E DLfiOTrTJcTAlRlDT 5.r Ancient. 56 Tree. 58 Part of a pedestal ped-estal base 59 They went up the hill with a . 60 They filled it with . 2 Greedy. 3 Doves' home. 4 Osculation. 5 Ocean. 6 Lazy persons 7 Native of Caria. S Tree. 9 Pitcher. 61 They tumbled io Bugle plant. the hill. i circular VKRTK'AL fortification. 1 Abrupt thrust. 12 To drink dog- 57 Pronoun. fashion. 17 Branch. 20 Tied string lump. IS Toward sea. 23 Baby's room. 25 Single things. 26 Optical (?lasa. 2S Christmas carol. 29 'irginia willow. 30 Seasoning. 33 Solemn. 37 Nominal value 38 Japanese fish. 40 Alway. 42 Lean-to. 43 Female sheep. 45 Advertisement 46 Senior. 48 Exclamation. 49 Taro paste. fi Chum. 52 Boy. 53 Bustle. 54 To pull along. 56 Lava. i 5 o 8 I Q " 77" is zzzz zzmzz zzzzz M S-c 1 1 1 S7 ae 50 W- w 35" S4' """" 47 46 i -1 1 1 J &L.LI .ni- M f .1 Mi. and Mrs. Clair Banks and small son of Boulder City, Nev.. are visiting with Mrs. Banks' parents. par-ents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Condei . Mt and Mrs. J M. Gillespie wore Park City visitors Monday. On Thursday afternoon and evening eve-ning the officers and teachers of the ward Relief society. Mutual oiganization and Sunday school met at the church and thoroughly I cleaned the amusement hall, relief .-ikiv iuuiiu anu ciass rooms. Chili and crackers were served by the Sunday school officers and a good time was had by all The following large group of parents enjoyed the Parents' day-program day-program at Lincoln high school Friday: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson. Fergu-son. Mr. and Mrs. VVilford R. Stubbs. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Mel-drum. Mel-drum. Mr. and Mrs Dave Glazier, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brereton. Mi. and Mrs. L. S. Glazier, Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette Baum. Mrs. Sylvia Smith, Mrs. Lester Fronk. Mis. Adelbert Bigler, Mrs. O. C Marriotti, Mrs. George Boyce. Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Mrs. Sharp Gillespie. Mis. Isaac Boyce. Mrs. Molhe Brereton. Mrs. Owen Hull. Mrs Wm. Davis. Mrs. Wells O Mecham. Mrs. Grace B. Peay, Mrs. Dean Davit, and Mrs. W. C." Ivers. On Tuesday afternoon the Primary children will enjoy a valentine val-entine party immediately after primary. There will be a valentine valen-tine box. r.jaer carl Andreason will be the speaker tonight at Sacrament meeting, commencing at 7 o'clock. He will give some missionary ex periences and wu; also smg some Danish songs. All members of the ward are invited to attend. The Work & Business lesson will be given at Relief society , Tuesday afternoon, with classlead-.j er Jessie Smith in charge. Refresh-i ments will be served by districts ' number one and two. All ladies of the ward are invited to attend. Kianre produces appt ox im:rt VOU varieties of cheese. RED-LETTER DAY February 11 is a red-letter day "ii the political calendar. On it Governor Gene Talmadge. Georgia's Geor-gia's sulphuric anti-New Dealer, nid acid-tongued Secretary Harold Har-old Ickes, are slated to speak from the same platform at Lincoln Lin-coln memorial services in Springfield. Spring-field. 111. The two men have been hurling hot shot at one another for some time and their personal encounter is expected to provide veal pvrotechnics. . . The bonus babv bonds" now in process of I 'reparation will be about three i Umes the size of a dollar bill, j JCaeh bond will carry the name of i the veteran to whom it is issued. Squat, paunchy Louis B. j Ward. Washineton lobbyist fori Father Coughlin. spoke for an i hour and a half at a secret meet- i ng of the senate agricultural committee on how to solve the 'arm problem. The one-time advertising ad-vertising man's first-hand knowl-fdere knowl-fdere of the subject consists of a few months spent in the Maine woods last year, . Despite drougrht and high-prices, the financial fin-ancial statements of the big packers pack-ers reveal that last year was one of the most successful in their historv Wilson & Co. increased sale " from $100 000,000 in 1934 to $223,000,000: Armour & Co. from $564,000,000 to $683,000,000. The refund of about $12,000,000 n processing taxes will boost their profits further. Governor Alf Landon has a one-man one-man Brain Trust in the person of Rov Roberts, astute managing editor and one-time Washington correspondent of the Kansas City Star. Landon consults Roberts rn all public speeches and cam-oaien cam-oaien strategy. . . Among those invited to the White House reception recep-tion last Thursday night was Elmer El-mer B. O'Hara. Michigan state Democratic chairman, recently convicted of bribery. At the time he received his White House invitation invi-tation he was on trial in Detroit on charges of vote fraud. (Copyright 1936, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) SCIENCE Vitamin A is necessary if the human race is to endure. ExperimenLs conducted by Dr. V) H flughc-tt gf the University ol California show that vitamin A by Mary Raymond Copyright NEA 1935 BEGIN HKHE TODAY Lotrely DANA WESTBHOOK, born find reared abroad, comra to America after the death of her parents to make her home with her grandmother, whom ahe ban never aeen. Year before, Oann'a mothn eloped, lenvfnic her bnahnnd nntr an infant daughter, KAKCY WALLACE. WAL-LACE. After the di Torre, ab mnrried young Weal brook and year later their daughter. Dami nn born. When Dana n rrlea at the olfl southern home. be la Hdconnd cordially by her great anni MIS EI.EE. I AIIEWE, bnt coldly received by her grand mother and hnlf-alater. Mra. Cameron shrewdly begin-plana begin-plana to introduce Oann to ao ciety. hoping that Dnnn will mnfc n hrllllnnt mnrrtiige. Nancy hldr ivhnt ahe bellevea to be a hope, leaa love for RONALD MOO It I She Im disturbed when Dan: meeta Ronald. DR. SCOTT STANLEY mrr I -Dana nnd ia deeply attracted. Hi tells I'AI I.A LONG, vrho mnk-her mnk-her love for him behind a platoon-attitude, platoon-attitude, that he intends to mnrr Dana. VOW CO ON WITH THE STOItl CHAPTER VI DAULA turned to face Scott. "Oli Is that so?" she said casually Then she walked away and dived into the pool. She was good at diving. Her figure wasn't to bo Dverlooked, either, and the smari black bathing suit she wore wa? :he only thing for a girl with eucb white skin and such red hair. When Paula came up to the 6ur !ace she saw Scott, still standing near the diving board, still with that Queer, absorbed expression on his face as he watched the girl In the green suit. She was swimming now, with asy effortless strokes. A little shiver, which had nothing to do with the temperature of the water, ran down Paula's backbone. She thought fiercely. "You Idiot! Los ing your head every time be looks at another girl. He's looked at plenty of them before, hasn't he? This new one is bunny who'll bore him to tears. Remember how he raved over that blond widow he met last spring tnd how, a few weeks later, he said If somebody had muzzled her so 3he couldn't talk he'd probably have married her." By this time, smiling and sure, Paula had reached the end of the pool. She climbed the steps and sank down to the edge, near Barbara Colt and Grace Lawrence "TT'li'o Oia nun o-irl?" asked, suit?" Dana said, '"vc been planning io asf pou. I'd lifee pou to receive niih me Thursday night." Jimmy and Andy were getting to the fond mothers. And not too their feet, preparing to melt away. As boys always did when Scott showed especial Interest in a girl. There was simply no use trying to compete with Scott's undeniable fascination for women. Given free i rein, as he generally was, his en tuusiasm wore off quickly. Not though you're boasting.' "Thursday," said Scott slowly. "I'll wait for you to telephone un til Thursday. All day Monday, kindly," Barbara said. "They're dug up that old scandal and advised ad-vised us not to take her up. What good would that do except give ; Tuesday and Wednesdav. I'll wait the girl a clear field?" j And even Thursday, if you haven't gotten around to It. If the tele- CCOTT was saying to Dana, phone doesn't ring then, I'll smash "There's just no u?e snubbing the darn thine and come anrwav. just another dumb tnat he was unstable- Ir matters me because I ran those two nice ( t wouldn't mis3 dancing with you or him rn tear i such as getting his professional i boys away. I mean to do it fre- hello, there, Ronnie. I'm on my training Scott had shown the most jquently as long as Its necessary, j way." dogged persistence, surmounting i Until there isn't a man around. Of; obstacles and there had been a lot ' course, then, you'll wind up by QCOTT got up and moved away, of them and coming through with marrying me." O -Glad he's gone,". Ronnie said brilliant honors. j He smiled at- her, and Dana ! frankly. "I don't know what there In romance he had yet to be ! found herself wanting to answer is about that fellow yes, I do, too. deeply stirred. It was all surface ; this engaging impudence with a I'm horribly, insanely jealous of smile of her own. him at this moment Was he by Instead she frownrd a little. an' hance trying to make love to "I'm just out of school, so I'm not you?" ing love she had for Scott which sure how to answer when I'm pro "It's nice of you to pretend you'd Paula ' she must always disguise as pla posed to. she said. mind, Dana said. "Everybody is The one in the green j tonic affection. ' "The answer ' is yes," Scott toldvnetnS so nice I don't feel a bit Her eyes were fixed on Scott her softly. "Just a sweet, simple "ke a stranger any more. Is there "That gorgeous gal Is Nancy j now. missing none of the charm ies." a son or conspiracy to spoil me: Wallace's half-sister the one who , that was being turned on full force "1 thought you were supposed to "I don't like the all-inclusive. Grace answered, i for the benefit of the new girl. !&a-v '"is is so suaaen: one-oi-many picture you're giving Perhaps Scott wasn't exactly Scott shook his head. "Not any me. Ronald frowned. "After all. good-looking, but there was certain ! more. That's what the man says I saw you first. Doesn't priority ly something devastating about his nowadays when the girl says count for something?" mischievous gray eyes, his strongly 'You've been camping around here, "It does," Dana smiled at him. masculine face with Its firm mouth drinking my father's wine and eat- ; "Especially when I've been rescued and nicely chiseled nose and chin. ; inS our food and using our car as on a hot day. And brought to the stuff with Scott. Often Paula had wondered where it would end. This wild, unreckon- was born abroad. Paula said, slowly, "It's all rather vague, but it was something disgraceful, wasn't It?" "She has a bona fide ancestry. as far as that goes." Barbara said "But think of those two having to live under the same roof! It's tough for Nancy, having this one show up. Isn't It?" "Wonder wh: she did come," Grace said thoughtfully. "Think of leaving all the glitter and glory of Paris to come to that gloomy Did dump where the Camerons live." "I suppose Paris Is less glittery and glorious If you're broke." Barbara said shrewdly. "I suspect lack ot sheckels was the reason that brought her here. Paula was scarcely listening. She as thinking, nervously, as she accepted ac-cepted a cigaret from Sam Lawrence Law-rence that, whatever the reason, she wished this girl had stayed away. ACROSS the pool, Scott had flung himself down beside Jimmy Jim-my Harris and Andy Wilson. And (which was infinitely of more concern con-cern to Paula) beside the girl In the green suit. He was well built, too, tall and strong, yet managing not to look like a football hero. "Now old Scott's in the charmed circle," Grace laughed softly. "Paula, you'd better watch out for your interests. That girl has a perfectly fatal effect hereabouts. She's been here only two weeks, and already she's roped in the town catch!" Paula exclaimed, "Not Ronald!" There was genuine interest in her tone. though it were your own long coolest place in town. enousn. us ume you weui oui "AU that ana bought me a ring: Dana laughed. "I like the way you do that." said Scott. "I like the way you walk, too, and the way you dive Ronald said slowly. "is just nothing to what I'm going to do for you If you'll let me." Dana said, almost absently, "Nice of you. Let's swim a while." She was thinking; "These south and swim. I suspect I'm going to ern boys all get around to talking like the way you dance. Dana said impulsively, "I've had an idea, just this minute." "Was it a good Idea?" "A perfectly ridiculous one. I was thinking that 1 might ask my He's abject," said Grace. "There i grandmother to send you an invi- he is now. coming out of the pool. Look at the black look he's giving Scott!" Sheer relief flowing through Paula. Of course no girl would waste her time on a poor young doctor who wouldn't be in a position posi-tion to marry for years, when such an attractive, tremendously rich young man as Ronald Moore was on his knees before her. "Thp whole town's gabbing. A U tation to the dance she's giving Nancy and me Thursday. But of course no girl invites a man she's just met." "Oh, yes, they do," Scott protested pro-tested vehemently. "They Invite all the new men whose Jokes they don't know and whose footwork on a dance floor they haven't tested test-ed yet." "Well. Ill think about It," Dana said casually. "But It sounds as about love, when of course they don't mean a word of It." On the way home Ronnie's hi? blue car passed the gray road?tr Scott Stanley was driving. Scott raised a hand in salute. "Who's the stunning girl witt your friend?" Dana asked. "That's Scott's girl. Paula Long." Dana's eyes were sober. Well she might have known It. He was just an awfully attractive male flirt. He'd probably thought she was silly and gullible. Dana turned toward Ronnie "I've been planning to ask you,' she said. "I'd like to hare yot receive with me Thursday night." (To Be Continued) |