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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1932.
FRENCH AIRMEN'S ADVENTURE: CAMBRIDGE CREW ON THAMES AT GORING.
TAKING THE FIRST FENCE in the Tweraldown Open Cup at the Aldershot Military Meating. There was a field of twenty five for the race, which was won by the Mr. J. P. A. G. Graham's Laro~~~(Timer copyright).
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The thres French airmen, MM. Reginami, Touge, and Lanier, photographed on their arrival at Algiers with members of the rescue party after their hazardous adventure in the Sahara, where they were stranded after forced landing. M. Reginousi (see reading telegram) marched 75 miles across the desert to seek help. (Timas copyright).
by KAY
STRAHAN
THREE KINDS CLEVER
of LOVE
BEGIN HERE TODAY.
**Rocalla" and "Grand" Decaf tile
ing--Chaney Hostetter. I'm out here at a place named Fenwick- un, Quater, I mean. Well, the con- stable says that, a couple passed; hrogh ere this evening wring lickety-cut in a car as described. About six o'clock. Lickety-cut--
Ann and Crelly Fenwick have for yes supported themselves thely younger alasar, Ary-France, and their grandparents, known nancial responsibility, Ann. who is 28, wuable to marry Phil Eeroyd, young iawzar to where she hu been engaged for right rar Crelly, 22. loves larry Mekeel, an angibeer, but when he propose she refuam he could just see that it was a fel- to name their wedding date for the same
low and a girl. Of course,
there!
Mary-Frances 15, and st49 in school, beare lots of yellow cars and all- Beven Marself in love with Bart De Armonal, still, I don't know. Heard from the knowledge of her aleters. He urge here?"
vaudeville actor whom she be met without
to leave kume and become his stage partner, "Yes. He says that the man did
Ana and Phil quarrel when pl hears Leite King, who works in Phil's office build have a desk that he said he had:
Ing. address him with endearments. Ann to return to Denver, and that he
with has taken it with him."
trics to forget Phụ by golmų about Kenneth Smith, rich and attentive, but when Builth make her to marry him she return,
Mary-Francm, Marrows to wo away with De
Anu decovers Mary-Feminin za maswsing, bonzis
simboly a search in band the 19
CHAPTER XLIV
•
Take a brick, put it in water, and it flostal .......... That is, if it's the naw type of brick invented, and demonstrated above, by Dr. C. F. Burgosa.......... who has been honoured by fellow chemists for his "diatingolshed services."
"Ugh-Huh? Well, I kind of Armonal. They set out in his ear. The thought that from the first. Now, same day Cecity quarrels with her rand father, like comes home with nows that sha; what I was thinking was that i And Terry are to be married that evening. might as well come in and get hold
"I know. But she is so young. ike kan sloped with Bo Arwant. Imme of doc and—well, kind of put this
thing up to the police after all. And scandala do follow-come up If that was then passing through here in the yellow car they're head- "Only, you see, Mrs. Hill," Ann's ed for Denver-but it isn't going voice was low and formal, "scan- "No, I think not," Joe I told to do much good for me to trail dals don't matter. You she is my "Ann over the telephone. "The along after them, three hours be-sister. My baby sister. You see garage people said that he mention-hind, in this broken down old boat that is all that matters, She is ed Bluemount for to-night, and his of mine. We could get telegrame my baby sister. And I have to landlady caid she heard him say going on ahead-India, Biendel Ket her back. I have to get her. that he was going to Bluemount. Surings, Topknot Point-I got a with me and take care of her. You There is a popular resort there, road map here-so on. What do take good care of Ermintrude. you know. They may have gone you think?"
Mary-Frances is my baby sister, there for well, first, and planned "Oh, yes. I think yes.
Perhaps and to go north later. I don't know I'd best get in touch with the po- "Dear, I know. I know," Mra. what it's worth, but his landindy lice right away and not wait for Hill was crying again. "But it is said he seemed a decent enough Mr. Hill."
her life, not yours. You haven't fellow-quiet at least, and not a "Haven't heard yet from the heard from Bluemount, of course?” drinker nor a drug addict. She folks that went to Bluemount?" "No, but" claimed to like him. Said he paid "his bills. I couldn't get anything
"No. I don't understand it. "Wait, at least, until you do, I'm expecting a call avery second Wait until Joc comes back, and around the theatre-nobody seemed now. There must have been time." we'll all talk it over again together. to know anything about him. I'll "Well, I'll tell you what. You Please. I'm older than you are.
be getting along now. I think I'll
start scouting the highways. Heard from Uncle Chanoy?”
Ho called. But only to find out about the make of the car."
wait till you hear from the folks Such things-I-Well, I'll call you at Bhiemount. There's
a dog's later."
chance from that direction. Fi Ann waited. was you, I'd wait and let Joe or. The telpehone bell. me go to the police. It's a man's
"All right. Don't give up hope.job; not a lady's. If you hear from I'll call Inter."
Ann walted.
Tho telephone bell.
Jou, you tell him what I said. I'll come right on in now."
Ann waited.
The telephone bell.
Lance calling Miss Fenwick from "Hello. Walnut 68457 Long dis- Proutville."
"I am Miss Fenwick." "Hello. Hello, Froutville. Here's
| your party, Go ahead, please,”
"Arin, they aren't at
"Misa Fenwick, Ermintrude says that the man said he was only 22 "Miss Feawick, I was thinking. Fears old. That is better, isn't it. Mr. Eeroyd is a Inwyer, isn't he? mount." than if he were older? And, dear, If he knows the district attorney, from what Ermintrude says, I am and we do have to go to the police, sure that as yet everything has mightn't he be able to keep it out been-well, perfectly harmless." of the papers?"
"As yet," said Ann.
"Yes. But she's only a child, and we'll get her home again, We'll find ways to keep her happy and sweet. She'll forget. I want so much to help you, later. I've
Blue-
sure?"
"Are you sure? Cissy, are you
"There's only one hotel there, and one store, and a few little "I thought of that, Mrs. Hill. houses. Everyone knows everyono He's a friend of the district attor-else-We-wo bave to be sure." ney's.. But he isn't at home. I can't reach him. But Mr. Hostat- ter just telephoned, and he said
12
"Clasy Cissy-Cissy-Cissy-e "Don't, "dear. Don't." "Where are you now? Why didn't you call me from Bluemount?”
"The long distance place was is the first town
been thinking of ways can help- "Oh, I don't know, dear," Mrs. when we got her home again- disputed, when Ann had finish closed. This you'll let me. I must. I--Wall, od telling her what Uncle Chanoy where we could put through a call. I'll call you later."
had said. "No, I don't know. To We're coming right in, and-". me it seems so important to keep it absolutely quiet."
Ann thought, "Now, lan't that odd? That pretty, fat little Mrs. Hill is crying, and I'm not arving!
nt all,"
She waited.
The telephone bell.
queor", name.
"But what will we do? What wll) wo do! I don't care what any- one says, I'm going to the police. I'm-"
•
"Not as important as getting her hono again. No. Not nearly.”
"Well, dent-yes. More Impor "Walt, Ann. Barry says " tant, in some ways. It isn't as if uncle knows a man who could keep "Hello. Hello. Walnut 5845?sho didn't have to go on with her. it out of the papers." Hold the line, please. Long Dis-life, and her school and so on, right "I can't stand it any longer. Wo tanco is calling Miss Pennywick here in Portland.
need real help.” from Cutter."
But you have to. As Barry Cutter? What a
"But she doesn't. She wouldn't says, it fan't as if the polleo could Where was there a place named at all. I could take her away reach right out and got her im- Cutter Porhaps Mary-Francos anywhere. I've had an opportunity mediately. They can't. But just was sorry, Had changed her lately've decided, positively, this one little paragraph about Jona mind. Dear, dear God, If you will evening to accept it. I can take than Fenwick's granddaughter. pleade
motors, hår some place where it has never and Mary-Frances will be beyond "Hero's your parabend been heard-of-We-can-live there the 'palö. Bárry“ pleate
Ankalways, Switzerland-anywhere.
**I don't care se VOOR BRAN Hello. Hello, that you Miss I can take good care of her. Give She may be somewhers, this ming For ick?! This is Hostetter speak- har things
uta
Don Niceto Alcala Zamora, president of the Spanish republic,
with his wife and six children at their home in Madrid
"You're thinking about moving pictures."
"How can you!"
"Ann. I don't want to be mean. But she is my sister, too, and-"
"Wait. Someone is at the front door. It might be-"
She ran to the door and wrench- ed it open.
•
night--"
The telephone bell.
"Hello."
“Helló, Ann-"
Ann swayed a trifle and caught
hold of the telephone box.
this is Mary-Frances."
(Ta bo Continued.)
Philip. Ecryod was standing HAVE YOU AN
there. Ho came into the hall and put his arms around Ann.
"You beautiful! I've come home.
and I cams at once. I'd have craw- Dear, dearest, I got your massage, led, Ann, but it took too long-"
Ann Bald,Don't. I was talk- back to the dining room. Philip Ing over the telephone," and ran
followed her and beard ber say
"No, it was only Phil. Yes. Yes, of course. Yes, I'm sure he can. Yea. You know how careful he is."
Sho hung up the receivor,
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Phil put his arms around her. forgive me?! Gives me one more again. “Dearest you'll listen and
"Never mind, said Ann, though chance 7 It was all my fault."
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