1932-03-18 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1932.

PICTURESQUE AND STRIKING SCENES AT THE OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES.

The free-for-all type of speed skating that brought controversy into the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, N.Y, is shown in this picture of the first heat of the 10,000 meter race. Foreign skaters, accustomed to racing against time, prote sted that contestants were crowded together on turns, me pictured here.

A PARADE OF ATHLETES of raventaen nations raised the curtain of the Third Olympic Winter Games at Lake Placid, N.Y. Here you see the American-contuslantı, white-costed and white- batted entering the stadium.

FLASHING OVER THE ICE ■band of the world's fantast apned skutere, Jack Shea, Dartmouth College, is shown winning the 500-matra race which opened the Olympic winter games at Lake Placid. She finished six yards in front of Barnt Eveneen, Norway's famous defending titlist.

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A FIGHTING FINISH gave the Canadian hockey team victory over the United States in the thrilling match, pictured here, which was an opening event of the Third Olympic Winter Games. The Chording tied the scure with a minute to go and fought on to

win, 2 to 1, in extra time.

by KAY

THREE KINDS CLEVER

of LOVE

BEHIN HERE TODAY

STRAHAN

for about four months yet--gee?

Anh mot Cretty Fenwick have for years. By the terms of my father's willi supported Chetramivog, their youn mistery, can't get married until I'm 23 sewa od Genot. Herrn of shal years old see?"

· Mary-J ́rafiken, and their grandparenta, kouwb

financial responašRiu, Azu, who in 28, je

unable to marry Phil Bengd, Young Bowyer to whom she has begged for et

Cecily, 12, boven Barry MeKeel, nu en einer, but when he who refine s name their wedding date for the кате

YEATH.

Mary-Franers.

She

Whether or not Mary-Frances AW, she did not immediately suY, and Bu wonder. Here waa material for thought. She might have paused to doubt that Earl's and will in seld, father had ever made such a silly strikes up an aquaintance with will-fathers rarely do so. Armount, yaudevilla acter, and ments him

zelly He tries to perenade her to become might have hoen considering Alr stage partart.

And and hit quarrel

she hears Earl's age in connexion with the Lety King, who works in 'hit's office build possibility, at least, that he had ing, maldrew hire with endearmenia. Then

bewa married and divorced and -Cecily learna Darry a r

telling her. She is much disturbed

could not remarry before a year had elapsed. Or. granting her anything? trustfulness. fir credulity, or both,

whre

Dr Armount continue to urge Praneen to Jain his vaudeville Act

CHAPTER XXXIII

"I can't help H." said Frances. "My family never in this world think ting me."

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A famous "musher" and a famous dog team were acclaimed as victors in the 25-mile Adiron- dack Trail race when this picture was takon. Emile St. Goddard, of Le Pas, Manitobe, is shown at the finish of a difficult contest that had caused the collapse of the dogs of two other teams.

A successful and without accusing her of cup into it as well as his legs-pee? former, he's got to put his heart dity, she might have been spetula-Or. it won't get across. It won't Mary-ting as to the extent of the for- get acroн,"

per-

would tune to which Earl was so RODIL "You mean." Interpreted Mary- of let-to fall beir. Her answer finally Frances, "that if I don't go with spoken, may or may not be indica-you it will ruin your professional Your family? Cripes!" said tive of the thought processes that career?" Eur. "Say, listen, hon. I'd be contrived it. the last man of earth to influence

"Hell!" said a sorely overtried and perhaps # slightly over. wrought Mr. De Armount. "I got no professional career at present, have 17"

"Well," rebuked Mary-Frances,

must say, Earl"

"Now, hon, don't get sore. Don

any girl, let alone you, against; "We could be engaged," she her parents' wishes or anything said. "And, you could go on to uce? But you ain't got a happy | Denver, and I could go to the home life nor anything. And girls' camp, like I'd planned. It you're crazy about me and I'm is going to be better than ever crazy about you--aee? Now, look this year, and Mr. Hill is going to ut it from that point of view. And arrange so that Ermintrude and do it. I shouldn't of talked that leave me tell you this: A girl with can have ponies to ride and every way. You'll have to excuse me. I your looks and shape could sure thing; and I've got my knicker just forgot myself. What I mern Ko far-travel, see the world—” suit alreads, and there's going to to say in-well, how I mean

"And come home," dreamed be

and do? Mary-Frances, and be rich and Clay sald I could borrow her The crown was heavy for her famous, and bring presents to swimming suit, it is so much pretpretty

young head. Her and all would be for-tier than mine. We'd have went down instead of up. Intui- everybody, given, and

secret engagement, and we could tively she knew that she had won "Well, yeah, sure. Now, after write letters, and I'd dedicate long the

of womankind, F] 1 got that letter from Butt ves-hours to go off in the woods and need you." But the trouble was, terday, I got to thinking-see? 1 think about you. If the

though she was aware of its worth got to take his buy back-see thought it was queer or anything, and unaware of its dankers, he Well, what I was thinking was, Ermintrude could kind of tell did not want it. Agenor was not why couldn't you and I just skip them-just hint, you know that her grandpa. out, most any night now, in the I had a beautiful though kind of bus together. No parting, nor sorrowful secret. We'd be faith- keeping in touch through letters, ful nlf through the years, and like you said

"I didn't any 'keeping in touch through letters."

Kicis

guerdon

* • +

chin

Miss Elele Miller (left) and Mro. Léla Brooks Potter, mom-

bern, varpactively, of the American and Canadia speed-ikating taxme, practicing in the Olympia Stadium.

"Well," demurred Mary-Fran- ces. "I'll think it over again. But

I don't much bellove I'd better

"It ain't," Earl went on, "that I don't see your point of view and "Cripes!" he interposed. "What's all like that. But I'm a gentle the

use of all the agony? I'm man, If you know anything about not much hand at writing letters, me by this time you must know "Well, whether it was. We'd Never was. 'Nother thing, you're that. I'm Д gentleman-sent bo In Denver in sight of a week, overlooking the main issuesco? And I give you my word of honor What about the act? What's go--my holy word of honor that Elope?" stammered - Mary- ing

to happen to the net, with you Frances. She had,

you square, I'd treat of course, off in that damn-pardon me Straight, see? And when I mean planned for six bridesmaids, and camp and me in Denver without a straight I don't тел maybe. Ermintrude as maid of honor, par

partner anything? Trouble And you won't be much more another girl but you I'd think you But an elopementt Real romary with you; hon, you got no imagina-xious than I am for the Bnai-- "Have you heard about Mary-tion. We're crazy about one an-that is to say, for the final time Frances Fenwick and that hand-other-see? You being ao poeti- to come when we can got married some, famous actor? It la cal and pretty and all. How'd I and everything open and above-

"Well — er —hon I've been feel thinking about you left alone board-007 Until that time meaning for quite a while to tall out here, proy to any ovlis and comes, I'm telling you, Frankie-- you about that. As a matter of toniptations that might come along pain, buddies. absolutely. No fact, I'm not fixed to get married and not a happy home life or more and no less, se0?"

"Think it over-huh? Say, la- ten, Frankle, if this Was any

was stringing me see? Playing me for a sucker. I know you ain't. I know how puro and sin core and unselfish you are and everything. But, just the same, you've been thinking, this matter over for weeks now-dra? :-Wo haven't got any more time to (Continued on Page 11.)

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