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LA CRESCENTA.

FOUND

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ARCADIA

GETTLE

ABDUCTED

MAYO

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CA

AN

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FOUND NINE IMILES EAST". OF TUCSON.

MAY 14

APR.25 TUCSON

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100-1 Chance Operation Successful

GIRL'S LIFE SAVED

Cardiff.

and

A self-explanatory map. show- ing the scene of the kidnapping

recovery of William F Gettle (left) California oil mil- lionaire; and June Robles, 6- year-old Tucson,

Ariz.,

girl (right). Three men arrested in the raid that freed Gettle with- out payment of ransom were re- ported by the police to have confessed. It was also

reported that a $10,000 ransom was paid for the Robles child, who was found chained in the desert and -suffering from exposure and malnutrition. Her family said no ransom had been paid.

BUNNY

of Caerphilly (Wales), was struck The young clerk-he wasn't very in the eye by a ball. Cancer reliable-was making his way down moving about." developed and she gradually lost to dinner one night in August. He her sight..

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Then everybody laughed. For church, of course. The wedding Mr. Smith had never been known to ring was to be very narrow. Just speak. Also, Miss Wordsley was the initials inside and perhaps tho palpably of a different social statua date. Bunny was designing that, from Mr. Sirith. Think of all the too. She wasn't sure that they people she had met on her travels! would live at Norwood. He had A 13-year-old girl stricken One thing must have happened. three sisters there who adored him. with blindness and with only 6 however. Either the American had "I haven't promised you to settle months to live has had her life been refused by Miss Wordsley, or down altogether, have I?" she asked saved and her sight restored by she had made up her mind to go to Bunny, who grinned. Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &ja 100-1 chance operation. Hall,

America with him. Of course, she "I don't see you settling down for Some weeks ago Nancy Jones, had already been there.

good," said Mr. Agnew.

"I don't know. After so much

"That's true, But how did be lived on the sixth floor. Half-way ever propose? I've never heard him Eye specialats examined her down he met Miss Wordsley coming speak," and Dr. Mervyn Thomas of Car-isley. She looked as though she had She looked tired now. and finally Dr. Leighton Davies up. But it was a new Miss Word- Miss Wordsley smiled wisely. diff Royal Infirmary decided to been scoured and polished and paint-she had been II in Madrid. Bunny It seemed remove the cancer growth by aed. She was wearing now clothes. had been very good to her. radium needle operation. There Her hair had never been so red or was what tested a man--when you of success was just a hundred-to-one chance so undulating, and she wore on it looked a hag and couldn't do things.

for it was thought a dead-black hat. that cataracts would follow the

Her face was "He was horribly alarmed about! operation.

more manly than ever, and there me." she told Mrs. Agnew com. There was just a hundred-to-cheeks, having been touched up.

was no pretence at all about her placently. one chance of success for it was she was carrying a hand-bag, pend-Wordsley," and Mrs.. Agnew, "is "What I admire about Mins thought that cataracts would fol- low the operation and that al-

ing the arrival of Adelo with her that she knows what she wants and though the girl's life might be suitcase, and she gave the clerk ber she takes it. Of course, she might saved her sight would never re- was wearing an enormous engage-Smith, but no. She turns down the left hand. He alleged that she have made a better match than Mr.. ment ring.

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Miss

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had returned and now she is wasn't a wedding ring. Of course deal higher than Mr. Smith, For, completely cured. Reuter,

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like that of Miss Wordsley. It was CHANGTE Miss Wordsley appeared just as not difficult to pleture his sisters TAIPING meat was going round. She nodded either. You could see them living!

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in a friendly way to Adele. She their straight little lives in aj was dressed in a blazing orange silk straight little road in a straight jumper, which, with her checks and little suburb. You could see the her hair, made a remarkable colour house with the privet hedge, cut so It was not surprising that Ameri-[couldn't expect her to live in Eng. scheme. It was still more remark that not one leaf was out of place. cans should come from the ends of land, could you, when she's been able that she managed to carry it You could see the flowers in the the earth to marry Miss Wordsley. everywhere. off, rather as a Dutch doll carries vases the exact dozen-bought on What was surprising was that Miss would."

But she said she off her complexion.

Saturday from a woman at the cor- Wordsley should

Mr. Smith's eyes filled She was followed by Mr. Smith. ner who said they were fresh that marry Mr. Smith.

condescend to with tears as he realised all the dis She called him Bunny. Yes, he morning. You could see the church

tinction of living in what his sisters had designed the engagement ring or was it chapel?-and the two wise.

They were not sure that she was called "abroad." And Miss Word. But one by one his friends de- himself, and you could see the Crystaters arriving punctually at eleven, know that the three sisters were in liked.

And, even so, they did not sley was willing to give it up if he Parks. while, the third remained at home closest communication, written and it," said Mr. Smith, thinking of his "Of course, they won't like At last all his estates

Bunny was wreathed in smiles to cook the Sunday joint, with were

verbal, with legions of aunts and sisters rather belatedly. "But they bundle of his friends' bills which with pleasure until it almost reach-Smith, no longer humble and velce-all of whom mistrusted Paris, and gone. He had nothing but a His little underhung jaw stuck out cold sweet.

You could se Mr-cousins, all of whom had opinions, couldn't expect it of her." ed his nose.. He had combed his less, but à power among three all of whom would have looked upon Mrs. Agnew, "and then you can "We'll get her well first," said Mr. X. sold la bundle of re-hair still more carefully over the

women who adored him and even Miss Wordsley's bright red hair settle where you're going to live." deemed bills as waste paper for thin places and it looked almost while they wished that he went to with the darkest suspicion, and 16. 4d-all the money he had in uniform black, He actually mur London every day by the 8.30, ad would have treated her travels in the world.

mured a few words to all and sun-mired him because he insisted, upon Mexico or Jerusalem as negligible worse.

Miss Wordsley grew alarmingly dry, which, even if they could not Art with a big A.

Her hair came out of its be heard, were extraordinarily ex-You could hear them talk of "my compared with that hair.

Her face grew gaunt, and pressive.

brother who is studying art in before the wedding. She had never

Miss Wordiley fell ill ten days be looked an old woman in spite A tactless person said something Paris."

of the touch of colour which Mrs. about the American.

They showed the zig-zag really recovered from the chill in Agnew put on her cheeks. cushions which he had designed in Madrid. "Oh, we turned him down, didn't the intervals of his art work turn to nurse her.

The pension took it in Mr. Smith didn't see it. we. Bunny?" said Miss Wordsley They had filet net curtains, even something of a privilege to nurse room. One day they sent for him It was indeed haunted the passage outside her with a large comfortable smile. "It though they preferred Iace, and Miss Wordsley. was so lucky I wasn't in Paris though the little house was built in distraught. He wandered from one

Mr. Smith was hurriedly. : when he came. Yes, we have been a period that demanded lace and not to the other of the pensionnaires, travelling round Spain.”

net. Two of them followed art lec-| The pension dļdn't look - In the

and with a new fluency told them all tures in order to keep up with him, about Miss: Wordsley, least scandalised, because one ex and it was a pity that the third had

So distin, "Bunny." The whisper was very Berlin.

(pects unconventionalities from great to stay at home in order to look af-what she sees in me" and Mr. frankly crying. "I haven't ever

guished! Such Leaders of the National Socia; travellers,

A great heart! low indeed, and Mr. Smith was lets state are being honoured. In I'm so much interested in the ter the house. When he went to smith ended in a gulp. She needs travelled-and-and-there wasn't

Moorish influence in Spain.

Paris they realised that art will You

somebody to take care of her," be an American or anybody. brought your drawings, didn't you. temptations, but they trusted their she did, though you would never designed by Mr. Smith.

| have; ita sacrifice." Paris had (tal Bum":

said to Mrs. Agnew. "She told me Miss Wordaley's tombstone was brother.

It-bore Misa Wordsley was not wholis

think it to look at hero fine, so the "words," "A Perfect Woman, no The Hermann Goering Steeple masculine in her outlook She con- The pension could very well plc- proud. She said she, had never had bly planned," Mr. Smith wanted to chase;

Aded in time to all, the iontura Mr. Smith's home-life, because anybody, to take care of her,” put it in French because Miss Word- The Franz von Papen Hunt The Franz Belts Flat Esce:

very calmly and collected. It was it was very much the kind of life "You mustn't get worked up like alay lload "abroad” so much, bat ̧ Erbe, while Banty at Melaning hups itil itself when not in Faris. It this over a chill," said Mrs. Agnew Mrs. Agnew said that, after all Eng- The Dr. Goobiala Bineplachane; the 1967 Stadbe married in le, and for that very reason falt "And I said we needn't live initry, and so it was, agrind

as the other end of the self not victa Miss Wordalay kindly

-----~ flish was foreign in a foreign coun- that it was something beyond them. England if she didn't like it. You Smith, en he could

ter.

HERMANN GOERING STEEPLECHASE. Germany's New Honour For Statesmen.

a new way at the Karlshorst raca course here.

day's events here included:

Features of a programme of the

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He

"Bunny," said Miss Wordsley in whisper, "Bunny, dear."

He put his arm round her.