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POLITICS 'N THE AIR!

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1931.

CAFE PRINCESS.

THE NEW EDUCATION.

There was no escape-even in the air-from political cam. algning in Eugiend in recent work. Here one of Premier Ramsay MacDonald's faminine' supporters is shown attaching a campaign poster to the tail of her plans. Note the slogan oa the poster, prophetle of the Primier's triumph at the polla in she alactiona.

Royal entertainment awulte patrons of a Vienna cabaret. For 25-year-old Princess Ruble, abova, sister of King Zog of Albania, has accepted a contract to appear AL = performer.

"Now put this block bars, and that one there".

"..........Picture shows a lesson by ons of the world's most famous teakers--Dr. Ma- ria Montessori Rosalyn Hill, in England. Dr. Montessori noted as a pioneer in modern methods of child training, opened seventeenth annual International training course there recantly.

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GUILTY LIPS

Y LAURA LOU BROOKMAN

BEGIN HERE TO-DAY-

honeymoon the

maple more

poverty,

and offers place in his own huminema.

make good. Mark's first nignment involves

Author of "MAD MARRIAGE

genisation if the son will prove he can crossed the room and dropped to

Bob watched her for a momeat, business trip to France. lie doen, forving seat beside her. When he spoke She is rudely treated at her father-in-law's the young man's eyes were levelled home wat runs Away, leaving no trace of directly ahead.

Norm at home.

care

of yourself. Well, good night!"

Alone in her room a little later ! Norma puzzled over the interrupt- Jed conversation. Another pro- posal? Was that what Bob had meant when he said, "There's

Capitol under the huse. The structure had not taken fire,

as this photo might indicate. The firemen were simply giving the building a bath in preparation for the next session of Congress.

were

Norma sat on the davenport the question I want to ask you." An- more than that. She knew the savoral-moments. Presently she Norma understood that she was far Norma's sobbing continued for Pretty Norma Kent, 20-year-old secretary, glow of the lamp light turning her other proposal from nob? harrie Mark Travet, milleesizes on. 1 hair to pure gold. Her face wan suite at the oppostilat of Mark's father.

The Platz takes place in Married, he in shadow and the care-worn lock.ments and into the borrowed night himself-or appeared to.

Norma allpped out of her gar-tion as well as the district attorney handkerchief.

facts of the Wellington investiga-was quiet, rubbed her eyes with a y' tent inetropolis. After exiruvan: The lines that had appeared in that gown.

"Everyone thought you Mark acentelib, lone it and then become young face during recent months bed and considered this possibility. she told

She sat on the edge of the "I'll be right with you, child" wonderful," Chris said in a low fourwalker in n department store. The seemed to disappear almost by

thu Could Bob Farrell whom she had "There's nothing for you

girl repeatedly. young couple are beginning to master their

voice. "You didn't see the news- Problems when Marks father sende tre magic.

to be three times refused to marry, whom afraid of and I'll be right behind only the beginning of

did you? They papers

say itx

she eloped with Mark, still care for she had treated so shamefully when

tremend- you." her crough to want to

ous clean-up. They may the inves- Norma strove to conceal her nor-tigation is going on until it reachra Could Rob love her that way? her 7

marry

vousness, She was nervous-no the men who've been making all use to deny it!

the graft. Whitey Black's going "He's the heat person I've ever Normen's "Norma," he said, "there's some-known," Norma told herself.

"Remember," Mrs. Everett's calm to go on the stand-to-morrow" Mark's father employs detreilves when thing I've been wanting to talk to

jub.

"No voice went on. "You're doing this one of the best. Bob isn't any as much for others as yourself. the other girl's face. Norma sald She stopped, catching sight of I don't know just how better than Chris. They're both Oh, Fm sure you'll be bravo. And unsteadily, "Please don't talk about wonderful. Nobody ever had finer 24 hours from now the whole thing it! I don't want to even think The girl gave him A quick friends than I have."

will be over"

of this afternoon. Do you know But could she marry Bob Far- Before Norma's eyes there arose what I'm going to do, Chris? 1 bluried vision of staring faces made up my mind while I was wait- -men and women traning theiring in that room In the court- in surprise to find herself in strange "Nonsense. I haven't done surroundings.

voices, cameras clicking, alert, de "What are you going to do?” Then she remem-termined reporters. Twenty-four "I'm going away!" Norma said

Her whereabout. Chris Saunders.

former rodente, help her And

a

earth records showing the three years boture you about. Noroa had been expleted in a rice charge.

In spite of evidence that the charge was to begin-" front. Travem kende hin lamper to Paris

to engineer a divorer. Weeks later Normance. If there's anything at all Teras the deeree has been granted.

baby is alz on the old Norman return to you'll tell me.

In Aucoal Norma's man is bort. When Die I can do." she said. "I hope rell7

her former job. Mark's mother see her. with the child and a few

I'll never be able

It was a long while before Nor.

ayn later to repay all the kind things you've mu dropped to sleep. She awoke necks to look at her, whispering house."

public health nurse conaw whlie Norma s

away and takes the baby, explaining done for me."

plaint has been made that he la neglect

Inb Farrell, young lawyer, Ascovers that Hr.

thin

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know me. Here--oh, I'd never be able to look at anyone again"

"You need a good rest. That's what you need." Chris said gent-

and M. Travem are seeking to get custody anything and there's nothing for bered where she was. When Mrs. hours! Oh, could she go through the words almost fiercely. "I'm it the chills. Farrell persuades Norma, to you to repay. I don't want you to Everett tapped on the bedroom door all that nightmare again? Twenty-going away wisere people won't in Lafarstie Finn, district attorney, and feel that way. There's a question to announce tall hew the charges against her were.framed.

that breakfast was four hours! Flynn pour Norma receives a threaten your answer is going to mean a

theas free and it stigs I want to ask you, Norma, and ready Norma had finished dressing.

I lest lotter mail is sent to slay with Mial to me. Everelt, employee in the diriet altarney'

day that followed and the office, until after the trini. Yarr calls to decide something something ter-tous.

It's going to help me ones that came after

A policeman was at Norma's were curi- elbow. "Stand back!" he roared Neither Norma or ribly important! Oh, I know this Everett left the apartment. Morn- Mre

"D'you hear me?-Stand back!” is no time to talk about such ing and evening

The crowd on the sidewalk edged things but it's the first chance I've delivered at their door. Every passageway the girl felt herself be familiar brick building. Norma newspapers were backward. Through the narrow The cab left them before the and pulled forward. and Chris went inside and climbed

.apa bez.

CHAPTER XLVII

Norma and Mrs. Everett bad had to see you alone in weeks. Iday Mr. Everett telephoned orders ¡ing pusou, the waiting taxi open- the two flights of stairs. The door

just left the table when Bob Far-hope you'll understand--" rell arrived. He came in amil-

to the grocery and meat store. The door There was a step in the doorway. Sometimes they played the radio ed. Norma stumbled inside, sank opened to reveal the shabby, home-

of Mrs. Everett stood there, smiling and it brought them the only volees back

ing

+

heard

curious existence, being at the leather cushions. like zoom

she

His glance took in the plenannt. I'm anxious for it, to get of tu-There was no chance brief visit about now. It's all over?"

Normomfortable," she said, tien They make the next collec- į day dragged. A package arrived, ma was weeping tears of exhaus-about the divorce. After the baby

We'll

be

that

and I've been discovering

Bob

"Did you think you'd been kitt- as usual. napped, Norma?" he asked. "I just

they

y me except their own.

Norma dropped into the big moaned. "Oh, It was dropped in to assure you that you

chair. She leaned back, sighing. haven't. Well-I

She came forward, carrying a let-in the world and not being. In it. should sayter. I wonder, Mr. Farrell, sne Sunday passed exactly as the week around her.

The older girľa arma WOM

"Every time anything important you're

being to be very comfort-said, "if you would drop this latter days except that Chris and Bob honey! There's nothing to cry said, "I've come back to this place. "But it's all over, has happened in my life," she in the nail box when you go out? arrived together for a

I thought when I married Mark I ly furnished living room.

for Norma to night. The box is just in front of talk to either of them alone.

Norma's head was pillowed was leaving it for good. I came Mrs. Everett held forward an the entrance in case you didn't no

against Chris' shoulder. She clung, back though when he wont away Monday open box of cigarettes.

passed slowly and Tues to the other girl helplessly. Ner and I came back the night hoard "Oh, I think tice It.

sent by Chris. It contained Nor- tion. She drew for back into the was born we came here from the said he would be glad to post ma's suit and some other clothing. dark corner of the cab we have several interests in the letter, took it and slipped it in The euft had long since lost Ita

seems hospital. It

I'm always common. We both like Kathleen his coat pocket. Mrs. Everett actalogance. It was the one Norma moaned. "Home!"

"I want to go home, Christ" abs coming back to this room. That's Norris booka and I have her tied herself and began talking about had worn on

why I wanted to be here to-night! nowest one. I'm going to send the Spring Music Festival to begin journey a year and a half befre. the curb. "Mrs. Everett and you

her honeymoon

The cab had pulled away from It's sort of a comforting place, down for some more books to-mor- the

Don't you think so?" following week. row so we'll have plenty of read-

She was to wear it in the court- were to go to her apartment" "It is to me," Chris agreed. "Do understood the woman room next day. ing material. Then Norma's offer- was trying to keep the conversation

It was ed to help me with some curtains from drifting to the ordeal of the scarcely gave a thought to the

curious that the girl head

Chris began but Norma shook har you know it's almost four years since that afternoon we looked at

take 117 "I want to go home!" she repeat it and agreed to coming trial but Bob appeared rest threat against her life. She had ed. "Away from all those people. voice trailed on. Mrs. less,

Norma sald "A lot can Everett evidently enjoyed talking.

nover taken that anonymous letter Don't make me go back thero happen in four yours."

.” She arose Presently he looked at his wrist seriously. A cheerful, comfortable poraon

and took off her hat and cont. watch. "Time for me to be going,"

Tuesday afternoon Mew. Everett gain Please take me home!" herself, she was anxious that be announced. I won't forget the coached Normas about the trial, you feel that way about It? You "You don't mind being alone for a "Why, of course-of course If The older girl was watching her. others should feel the same.

She letter, Mrs. Everolt With a She explained the proceedings, told don't have to go any place you don't little while, do you?" she asked stayed with the young couple for hand on the door knob he paused to the girl what to expect. If Mrs. want to!". Chris learned, forward, carelessly. We'll need thluge 15 minutes, suddenly remembered say to Norman, "I'll try to get out Everett had seemed pleasant. gave the driver the address of the from the delicatoseen for dimer. some task and disappeared... another evening soon. Take good talkative housewife previously now apartment the girls shared.

(Continued on Page 11.)

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