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Central Park, in New York. They found some two dozen cylindrical, varnished little sticks, with gay printing on their sides. These sticks enade excellent playthings. The boys amused themselves for several minutes with them, #eeaying them around, tossing them up in the air and Camouflaged (Philadelphia Inquirer) ‘i Someone says the best Scotch jokes come from Srot- land. and that is probably sx. Some of the worst ones come from creosote and denatured alcohol. memory of the joy she had found in being engaged to a man who was the envy of all her girl friends. It had ceased to please ber when “But Alan...” “Please,” he groaned. “I know what you're going to say. I know it by heart. The Lord knows I’ve beard it often enough.” her, “That was one reason, of course. But we like to live this way, don’t we? And let me tell you, this houee wasn't built on “Bosh,” Alan exclaimed. “What do you think Bernadine is, any- - way?” * Natalie declined to answer. (To Be Continued) a es 4 ‘ oT MB TT AEAN me —soueinihskaeiaiasiaanaelicibe cia ma ~ 4 catching them and otherwise doing what playful emall )\ The Sismarck Tribuie boys might be expected to do with, nice, shiny Uttle ‘ NS | ft Ap independent Newspaper sticks. a THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ‘UBstablished 1873) ‘Then a man came along and examined the sticks. He ; Mc wos gulped, then called ® policeman. x Frank : Published oy the Bismarck Tribune Company, Bis-| The boys had been playing with dynamite sticks, L e Marck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at Bismarcs | cached under a bush by thieves who had stolen them a meh @ few days before from a construction job! wis os x. President ang Publishe! |" “How they managed to fling that dynamite around PES ee, by pany A j Subscription Rates Payable in Advance without getting blown to bits is something that their a nS a | respective guardian angels will have to explain. RCO? MMBALIN SERIE LOT AVGELES. CAL, i i HOW TO PREPARE GREENS | the whole with some cream, add & Looking Facts in the Face All green vegetables should tirst be |lttle butter and salt. The long;looked-for business revival may not begin it to soak in @ large pail of water Spring Salad. On lettuce leaves wi ‘mail, in state, ar properly until fall, according to the Business Conditions ta which a tablespoonful of salt has won M4 feaiibin skate, tras years Weekly issued by the Alexander Hamilton Institute. Con- ia prs eis Win sob MLA cy ‘Weekly by mail, outside of North Dakota, ditions are gradually improving, and, as the Weekly re- ing to the bottom of the grit and dust per yt Leaeeas Koorecvcenes marks, “a foundation is being laid for a sound business and will also cause any small insects Weekly by mail in Canads, per year . recovery”; but the whole thing may take longer than we to loosened so that they will Member Audit Bureau of Circulation have aig serrate from the vegetables. At the Member of The Associated Press All of this, of course, does not mean that we should fab wens Hee rennin aioe, The Associated Press ts exclusively entitled to the use| give way to pessimism and grow dour and hopeless as throwing away all spoiled or tough for republication of all news dispatches credited to It 91 | we look to the future. It does, however, suggest that parts. Put to cook over a slow fire i Rpatdaleed prea tunities eu tutes Een a we may have been a little too optimistic for our own ie very little bated ete bottom Tights of republication of all other matter herein are| good. The problems that oppress American business can tae at ee srl pitted as ‘ also reserved. be solved, but they can only be solved if they are fully lid and allow the water to evaporate.|Wash the greens thoroughly to re- recognized and carefully studied. A mere parroting of Serve and season with butter and a|move all grit and chop, not too fine, ( 3 (Official City, State and County Newspaper) hopeful ph is not going to help us a bit. onal pag of salt. The thiged sso clings mga the final sacs using vegetables raw, clean | washing enough moisture for ling, Reenter ar CavInGe ; them carefully as in the first part of |cooking in one of the heavy alumi- ig 2 a) The Old Soldiers Pass on the recipe which I have just given. |num pans tightly covered. After bl Formerly G. teen Payne Co. In 1920, the U. 8. census takers found 1551 war veter- Beet tops make fine greens. Select |about ten minutes’ cooking fill the CHICAGO NEW YORE’ BOSTON ane occupying the Iilinols Soldiers’ Home at Quincy, Ill. ped Mtl PE bor eeecaitag era pans epee A few days ago the 1930 enumerators finished their tnd chop the tops’ and stems into |more of the greens, another layer et R di Is Complicated Job count. They found just 631 of the veterans left, and small pieces. If you desire, the small|erated cheese and so on until the ewarding Is ip 5 ey are dying at the rate of 10 a month. beets may also be peeled and chopped | Casserole is filled, covering the top, This business of handing out rewards and penalties ‘The survivors of the war between the states are grow- in with the leaves, Cook and serve| With the grated cheese. Place in the’ seems, sometimes, to be just bit too complicated for us ing fewer and fewer, as that dreadful conflict recedes with butter. Turnip tops may be pre- {Agile pened begins to melt, but a etal ar bli Lebcsieh the Onto pent. |{#tther and farther into history. By 1940, it is prob- orig dpsed atiaes tough owned thoes ooking? ores abies tise axe ae galeds thy int, Pe [able that few Soldiers’ Homes will house any of them. Greens and Potato Cakes. Some|hot. ~ ooh . sera It is hard to see them go. Their valor, their unques- greens such as spinach and lettuce or| Greens and Rice. Measure a half There was, for instance, the guard who had the only © patel have been a leaven in the life of the spinach and beet tops may be cooked |Cupful of rice and wash thoroughly, key to cells in the top tier of the burning cell block. nslioh tor ‘tktia, north and south alike. We are los- together in one pan. Potatoes are| Let sosk in the last water for about = to unlock the cells until it too late. If sam! ash 3 cooked in another, Mash and season /®n hour, drain and cook until tender ; ~atingethedioe a be Tin thing of great value in their departure in sha oat aetna sinrm | 28 something of great value parture. the potatoes, mix the chopped greens |in a quart of bolling water. Then put 4 | op. se eie'tinn the yaa kt vee teh rate : and the potatoes together, form into| the rice into » colander and rinse un- we of fire first reac! im, scores of lives would have been Whi . 5 cakes and brown in the oven. der running cold water, which ere Wives Have to Obey —— 4] pronouncing a discourse in favor of] Finally, a conspiracy was organized Green . wash be } maven. ih ie To realize how thoroughly American women have won | Today Is the |]the Gpouitne of the death penalty. |against “the tyrant,” as Robespierre stiopees eptoacts or etsiee ge poe he: Stes the geen one te rd pol tin Our tendency is to blame him severely. But consider | +61. sreedom from the binding customs and laws of the Most of his activity was confined to/ was later called, and he was executed | up of Melba snait|about two cups of “¢ ‘There will, be <4 his position a minute. Kve"bBs id tint Hapietiba ie kala Ge Anniversary of the Jacobin Club, a radical organiza-|in July, 1794. SC LenaDped ula isbn ee | WEEN one Cooked rice, to ait ~ There he was, responsible for some scores of convicts. bree ee oe ee tion, in which he ultimately became ‘wall Sesten ges, one catnenpinrel spinach. Dis tren, ny Prison riots in varlous parts of the country have been | "Noi". soreis, Chicago packing magnate, was married Beets eee agen Fob aoe abet cunning HPA | Quotations | Quotations (| eae Bitter.’ Form into a loaf,|into a casserole and bake for twenty ne a , g faximilien Robe- dding ‘milk if needed © seamed pail ie BATES bet ait a ited bstned to one Jane Aubert. He had a divorce action pending | spierre s*tccder et the Bremen Rene. (the acknowledged leader also of the|4 _— *VOWRMONS por ao icabh thirty cnn ener tikce ma slighty loser ices. ey be released. What | ,cainst her; while it was pending, she got an engage- |lution, was born at Arras. people of Paris. "Love is an ocean of emotion, en-| Green Salad with Cottage Cheese.|top. Serve each portion with & lump lo ment as @ dancer on the stage of the Palace theater.| After gaining distinction as a law-| After he was elected the first dep-|tirely surrounded by expenses.”—! Mix equal quantities of lettuce with |Of butter. iy For all he knows, there may be much smoke and little | 174. promptly filed suit against the theater. appointed ajuty from Paris in the new-national|Thomas Robert Dewar. some other greens, such as spinach, — fire—a smudge, set by the prisoners to force him to open titye etanae cay the cord MARSA OOWTI-A dectiton ae criminal idee rte resigned ‘convention, Robespierre was instru- 4 ess nasturtium leaves or watercress, and QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS their cells. It must have seemed to him there was at afterward rat in pronounce ajmental in causing the execution of ‘It is knowledge alone that makes|chop together. Dress with a little , his favor. The theater was ordered to pay him 50,000 |death penalty. From law he turned |King Louis. In 1793, he had executed !us men instead of lizards.”—Albert | olive oil, and arrange ® mound of cot-| Question: H. D. writes: “To sett! , Teast an even chance that the whole business was just) - damages, on the ground that it could not legally |to politics and at the age of 31 en-|the chief members of the Girondists, | Payson Terhune, tage on top, an argument—is it possible to choke a @ cleverly devised attempt at a wholesale jail delivery. employ his wife when he had forbidden her to appear | tered the sre es neti sorecnine opponents of the Jacobins, because * 8 * of Green Vegetables. Take | to nwt on one drop of water? In ) If his suspicion had been correct, and he had opened body composed of mem! el they were not in symapthy with his} “In dealing with Englishmen youjany green vegetable or mixture of | What part of the throat would hi the doors, would he not have come in for severe con- |" ‘he stage. the nobility, and commons. plans for insurrection. A period of|can be sure of one thing only—that|them and cook until tender, then pass |to be lodged to do this? cane send by annie? In France, evidently, the wife is legally bound to obey| Always adopting the radical view, |terror followed and thousands of per- the logical solution will not be adopt-|through & sieve or colander. Chop|s0n choke to death on a small fish | It isn’t quite as easy to pass judgment on that man as | Det husband. While in America— : soplerre gained ‘prominence by jsons were sent to the guillotine, ~ _{ed.”—Dean William Ralph Inge. and mash the remainder. Combine bone not quite one inch in length?” ® it looks on the surface. He was put in a tough position. to choke to death te weiner ae Lf He made a mistake—but how many of us would have It might be possible to severely chok « Editorial Comment : on a small fish bone which : B done better, in his place? wi had be- ‘Then there is a certain notorious bank robber, a pris- ; 1 : Sooke ek nia oner in that penitentiary, who shone as @ hero on the ‘The Powerful Arms Lobby’ a Question: ‘Mrs. T. R. asks: “Wil night of the fire. At great risk to himself, he went to (Washington Star) you please advise if cream is bad for cal In the course of a series of articles printed in the the kidneys?” the burning cell block and carried out seven convicts. New York World the evil of-free | ree te ss ae ee ps Nowe me SRN et eae eeae| |S BY DATEL DEWEY GROVES | jutzs. Sram. meu brave enough not to care about his own. sale slaughter, attention is given to the sources of sup- ‘This man has served enough time so that he is tech- | ply. Manufacturers of weapons take no pains to prevent +4 = money I ert are rien ire eom- 5 ee - 4 j role. And one's first impulse, on| their products, pistols, machine guns and other terrible} | GILENCE as tense as a bowstring : eset wets bi nat knoe, |" ¥ a ae geeies: ae dovetail } On| devices for killing, from getting into the hands of the hung over the dinner table of helped build 1t, 12 you must know. “When I eat ice cream red blotches reading of what he did, is to say that he should be given |iswhreakers. The laws themselves are lax in this respect the Converse e. Alan Converse I've bandied an secount for her for Sppear on my face. What is the one, at once, as a reward for his daring. Some states have fairly effective weapon restrictions, but and bis wife, Natalie, listened to it rar, te Surely, if a man can earn his right to freedom this | these are nullified by the slackness of adjacent states, with taut nerves and straining emo- “Alan!” Natalie was filled with Answer: It may be that you have a man has done so, But there is another side of it. He | {fom which endless supplies are obtained. The District tions, sudden suspicion. “You dida’t help sensitiveness against ice cream. This s peste) of Columbia, according to the writer in the World, ts ‘Between them the table gave tes: her get in here!” {s generally caused by a condition of is an old offender—the kind of man we call a “hardened | one of the readiest reservoirs of criminal armament. timony to the material prosperity “No, I didn't,” Alan admitted. acidosis and can be corrected by an criminal.” If he were freed, the chances are that some | The following passage occurs in the latest chapter in of thelr life. It bore a eloth of such “She didnt ask me to help her.” orange juice fast for about a week bank would be held up within a month. He deserves | this chronicle of crime: rich damask that the delicate rose- “Then you would have.” ‘ sa fate See rich in alkaline his freedom, perhaps; but can the state, in simple justice, ‘The District of Columbia is another source colored pattern seemed embossed “Lord,” Alan groaned, “baven't ent upon it. The dessert service, cor- we enough to sctap about without Darwin's Ear give it to him? from which gunmen draw much of their arms bringin, what didn't bappen? : icin oaks tk din: Sie supply. The national capital is without e law » rectly placed by an attractively uni- . 5 UD Question: M. J, H, asks: “Can you And there you are. Deciding w Just our Of any Kind to peevent the saleiot pistols or any formed maid, was of pure sparkling I'd say we have, and one part of it tell me what is Darwin's ear, and fellow mortals is a pretty complicated job. Sitting in other weapon. Attempts have been made at crystal, A trailing vine centerpiece, is this: It wasn’t the country club what does it signify?” ¢ judgment isn’t as easy as it looks. vartous times to cbtain legislation to free Wash- with i sees aaeaes formed an eek oeitee Uitios cian sa am Pirie rape itp ear simply means tO ington from the indiscriminate sale of arms, but exquisite ration. \ere—| ear an eminence or point * these atte: al frustrated ‘These thi Natalie Co: fresh air for th ildren.” on the outer of Egypt, Gasoline and Locusts fue powerful arm ichiy: Sow may bay patos had collected with delight, ‘But the . ear. Tt has no paviiulat slgeiseaes ‘ t Egypt is measuring one of the progresses made by the at any one of twenty or more stores in Wash- table might now have been a pine HE paused, and Natalie but {8 supposed to be an evolutionary world since ancient times by the way it is combating a ington, and nobody will ask you why you want ‘ board and the dishes of tin, for all hip next words with # bit of age ty 3 plague of locusts, It will be remembered that locusts the pistol or what you are going to do with it, the admiration they excited in her dread. She knew what was coming. opyright, rend by ae Bell were one of the affiictions visited on the land of the| Specific reference is made to the “powerful arms] win@ Xt was s tple that never lay long Syndicate, Inc.) od . | lobby.” Would it not be well for the senate lobby invest- Hor one thought was that Berna ie Nile in the days of the exodus of the Israelites. Affllc: festive tee to turn the light of its dine Lamont bad telephoned to “Well, where are the children?” {BARBS 7 Bs tion, in fact, often came upon Egypt in this form. As | {fis tanch' of laweprerenting enterprise? For many | Alan. Bernadine Lamont! he demanded. | BARBS unaccountable and uncontrollable as floods or tornado, vane congress has been asked to enact a workable and ey aio senna ee Dearest Natalie summoned ber courage. ——_—_—__—_—______—_4 locusts could swoop down on green countryside, turn it | {fective pistol restriction law for the District of Colum- jend in- the smart Westchester “Don't,” ahe evaded, “try to change inols Paka ras saraster andstien vantsts, siligi sealabe ‘ang | bia. Nothing has been done. Objections have been raised | f suburb, where she and Alen hed the subject by ewitching to chi ME |nastcarve Minny ceceey item says, session after session of congress to this proposal, recom- built their home when his broker- dren.” @ hickory plank. Of peed destruction behind. mended by District commissioners, by police chiefs, by age business prospered sufficiently, “You won't answer that, will is worse than his bite ied We think of them as belonging to Biblical times. But | citizens. On a few occasions bills have been approved had telephoned her to talk about you?” Alan pressed on unpleasant- se e nature changes slowly. She still strikes with the locusts, | PY Committees only to die on the calendars. Elab Bernadine Lamont. “That Lemont yy. And so long as he has « place tc just as she still strikes with earthquakes and other | ertutienet’ eating pd ee inet viet te ta woman,” Gladys Wynne had called Natalie's head went up in proud sleep he'll always have room and scourges. Five thousand years from now the people who | people to bear arms, have been advanced. Somehow, a ailence. She had never told him board. in by some method, some influence has low had she got in? The ques why she bad buried her desire for se & :¢ ee > Teer will Regbeniy find: fhe aaa eee aereted to rennna q tion was still raging in the neigh- motherhood, Not to have children A gardener is re sat this aamne. always managed to prevent legislation. ing ported to have Vie Al j There are only two conceivable interests that are con- borhood. Throygh a dummy pur was a decision she bad made by crossed asparagus with cabbage. Ap- One thing, though, is worth noticing. In ancient Egypt | cerned to prevent legislation restriction upon pistol chaser, people said. Well, {t was herself, and would keep to bereelf. parently the cabbage figures to be the inhabitants could do nothing before the invading anes, in the District oe coe e 2-4 pesca A lparmaiag tay hat At least Hee long maine ahead on the ews taking a tip. locusts but beat their breasts in lamentation. Today criminals, Hair-splitting about constitutionality perm torlous charac shadow o} is separation pistol limitation—which is absurd—has never been be- aettle down in a fine English manor hovered over them. She had seen Professor Irving Fisher, Yale eco- they are fighting back, with considerable effect—and the | iieved to be sincere. Meanwhile Washington has been & house, among. respectable homes, too much ef divorce among parents. nomist, says a dollar will buy more story of their fight helps one understand the real extent | free market for deadly weapons, an armory for the crim- the wives declared, and there'd be She did pot believe that children now than at any time in the past 14 of a locust invasion. inals, local and metropolitan, and the crime record here @ lot of voting at the next public held men and women together, And years. Only we don't seem to make Near a town called El Arish the Egyptians made their | 48 extensive in consequence. meeting of the community ad. she wasn't sure that she could en- much of an impression with this fact most determined stand, The: Let there be light on this question of who is preventing ministration committee. dure her jealousy even if she could ff |" the stores. 'y dug # trench a milo long | jegisiation to regulate the sale of deadly weapons in the Of Bernadine’s presence among hold Alan in spite of it. He had Mg seross the locusts’ ine of advance. Presently a black | District of Columbia. : them, Natalie Converse bad said warned her once that be was about Tf, as @ paychologist says, character mass of locusts seven miles long came across the plain. 5 less than the other women—but she fed up with it. She hadn't forgot. fg |! indicated by the ears, @ donkey ‘The trench filled with them. Gasoline was poured in Onions bad thought more,. ten that warning. Neither could must have @ wonderful personality. and ignited, the charred bodies were thrown out and the (Baltimore Evening Sun) a Bernadins was beautiful; allur ae she cease being jealor (Copyright, 1990, NEA Service. Inc.) trench fled wit ving cuts gun tobe ata once | Sle 2% RUA BANE dh. They may be uten) HH tas, dangerouniy“ebuital Ko Nota Comere sash’ 08 woot anerer 1." Aton HE) crue oath american Hama, wen ¢ More. Fiame throwers like those used in the World war | to sit down and figure out just what you are likely to nadine’s highly paid press agent/other women admired him. Lately; Natalie was quick with an an-| Natalie maintained her silence. angry, spits upon the person annoy- were called into service. : be doing in the next twenty-four hours, to it that her light 4 a ey * ing him and, jike our domestic ani- N iy saw to jt ¢ Was never | she had openly snubbed one or two|s ‘You haven't heard what 1| Alan's reproach against their child. po ; ( Finally the advance was repulsed. A bit of ground two | , tt 1s inadvisable Le fiag Ngee eis Se ee who were gushing compliments|have to'say about Bernadine La- Seer Sen Men Ter, 8. zona Kick, ape miles square was covered with dead locusts—black with | tion, meet influential people, go to a movie, theater or| (4 reed.of her conguests, her quarts of labout him, feat abs arid. | them. In places they lay four inches deep. other olosed building with more or less artificial ventila- |B D**"l ber amazing diamonds, She would, if she could, have! Alan sank back in his chair, put ‘Tho South Bea Islanders used ‘red ‘Thus, while the plague is the same now as it was in |tion. Onions may, however, be eaten when you expect STEN Natalie nad leoked at robbed him of his good looks at/ down the dessert fork he bad taken hes Soa vennee only 92 , means of feathers as currency, and the Pijiams " calls from insurance and other agents, as schools of Oo . that moment, particularly his wavy|up again after answering Berng- wing te last word, Hé was sin. used Whale’s teeth. the days of the pharaohs, mankind's method of replying | salesmanship have taught them to meet such affronts. Alan, and wondered where his/brown hair—that be hated—his|dine’s telephone call, and assumed|cere in bis reproach. He wanted to it has improved immeasurably. And it is just as well| Where two or three persons are and Javish generosity would lead bim/| laughing brown eyes, and the ready |a resigned attitude. children, that this is so. There is something about one of these |the question of eating onions comes up it is customary ahould it ever be centered upon an-| smile that won him friends so easi- “Let's have tt,” he said. He was at the door. Their quar. _ tremendous onslaughts of millions upon millions of in- |'0 take an informal plebiscite ether woman, A tepntitul worss, we : ‘all the women around here are|rel was ¢ndiag 48 usual—with bin AYS: that is extremely disquieting. ions shall be eaten or not. The majority should pre- Berhat Lamont greedy @ was fierce in her jealousy,/talking about her,’ Natalie ‘began, ing away m her, perkeps sects « vail. After the majority have eaten onions they will pre- ‘woman. e but she was still able to control it/# bit subdued by Alan’s manner. not to retura for many upharpy ‘There have been scientists who have wondered whether | vail still more. Incidentally there is no better defense Sbe had ‘no {dea thet Alan knew|]—to a degree. She did not filng] He nodded. “What of it?” hours. men or insects would ultimately inherit the earth. Men | ®¢ainst onion eating than eating them “The Lamont.” It seemed inered-| herself out of her chair and bar the] “Why, don’t you see?’ Natalie} This time Natalie stopped him, iets ireina kid ‘woipens to fight with, but the Insect | snow be avodded, In onion on & share digation | eepemenhir GOREN. Wome Bee | tanioad: sho sat culetiy and bored ottinee bo oe ails Mec Oe aaa [edt ate al cree world has a fecundity that can triumph over almost any | is drawn between the professional and the amateur. nadine would want someone higher|at him with Mayes as obectively: re rr business,” “she ‘added hastily, Jealousy conquered, gi et sort of opposition. Trying to obliterate a tribe of insects | Therefore, if you have eaten onions, it is well:to let on the ladder of success, But,|monstrative as words could bave|“You left the door open end 1| “Alan,” she called tenéely, “are ~-*% is like trying to behead the Hydra. sae) gale you do a eat thent habitually; that hadn't she heard a story some-|been. It was Alan who acted. couldn’t help hearing. But if you|you seally going to that woman's However. man’s chances in this war are a trifle better bn Reg tly pes Dees ae ee ene = ‘where about some notorious woman| He sbattered the silence with an|accept her as a client everyone we | house?” than they used to be, ‘The mosquito, for instance, has |{mpreasion may be made by remarking covly “Dot| | 72o,bed stooped to bring sbout the/aneaay, offhand laugh. Or, rather, |koow will be against you, All the vais. Ss been completely routed at Panama. And now Egypt |come hear me; I've been eating onions,” or “I simply pre pay cl Sh be Sa eo rd PE Bae. NA bought glee cog thy sinitiod Aran whlsiee: S208 MV Ske 0 seetns to be finding how to deal with the locusts. The | Couldn't resist the temptation to eat onions.” It will] Ht given her, at the ‘most, more than oe and..." " | stricken peasants of Moses’ day had no flame throwers ti you have eaten are just yc, See ee enough money to buy perfume for|/s¢ A LAN. You aren’t going!” “What do I care?” Alan broke in, (Of gasoline-soaked trenches to combat their invaders. {a slice of the gross onions that come by the peck. her pet Pekingese? She escaped being dramatic| sitting up, and impatiently prepar ; —_————- ‘There is some contention as ¢o which has the more Fee Ae ee Balen Wy imost Costrol af’ bering to Jen ce able ee . | i . pervading lasting boiled onion, fried see voice—the voice that coul jatalie jum) to her t, | nable lousy that’ Small Boys and Dynamite onion or the raw onion; bat thas is a very ae peas "he silvery nae s the soles of a a “You've got to care. You want new you bb eee | ‘The author of “Tom 's School Days” asserts that | that may be best left to the connolsseurs. Many care- occasions, | violin. clients, don’t you? Isn't that one| Natalle’s face went white. “No | ‘here is a special providence that looks after small boys; | fu! persons confine their onion eating to the secret and Now she stared at him, and her re] “Now, Natale, for heaven's sake,|reason why wo came up here and|womap who cared for her husband | ‘and sometimes, when you see what some youngsters do, | S#°red precincts of the home. But it invariably hap- sentment grew with the fire that|/don’t begin that stuff,” Alan re-| Joined the country club—so that| would let him go to Bernadine La- Pt mnebe at »! pens that no sooner are the smells wafted from the flamed under her ¢ool exterior, torted, more worrled than he cared|you could meet the right kind of|mont’s house. without protesting,” ‘you believe it. kitchen than the Sumter-Smythes will appear at the Since their marriage, three years|to have her know. le?” she said. & A few days ago half a dozen small boys were playing in | door, making their annual call. ago, she had come to scoff at the “Don't be silly,” Alan admonished