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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1932.

NON-STOP PLIGHT FROM NEW YORK TO TOKYO VIA THE ATLANTIC!

Rough-and-tumble scenes like the one shown here were singed on the Columbia University campus during the tumultous one-day strike called in protest against the expulsion of the Editor of the undergraduate daily, "The Spectator."

His volte raised above cheering and booing throngs of studente, R. F. Hall, president of the Columbia University Social Problems Club, is shown here as he addressed undergraduates who joined a one day strike in protest against the expulsion of Road Harris of the "Spectator." Alma Mater later became a target for rollen eggs and over-ripe tomatoes.

Lea

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An American-born Chinese girl, who is a student flyer at Portland.

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Soon to have dared the Pacific on a non-stop hop to Tokyo; the "Hochi Minmuri" was overtaken by tragedy before the start. Capt. Yoskinori Nagoya, shown (left) with Sergeant K. Ashai, plunged to death near Floyd Bennett Field. Below is the wreckage after a dive from an altitude of less than 200 feet.

Fathe dime-a-dance

girl

BEGIN, HERE TO-DAY

BV JOAN CLAUTON

Villen iter, beautiful 20-yrarooid,' fafts Main its servant. She still want-

long to be its master she must re-

in love with Larry Harrowgate, young artin e Larry and felt in her know- whom the meets at Direninia, dance hall where the work as bustes. Intry is egg-ledge a kind of cold despair.

to Elizabeth Bowen, debutante, but jinye

In a passion of fear she ran to

attention to Ellen unt hie Annen return the bed, seized her pyjamas and from Europe

Beeving larry in lest to her, Ellen agrees) jerked them on. tarry Steven Barclay, 07 years old am! wealthy, with pid spital expessen fuz her brother. Mike, injured in a street an cident. Ellen known such a wardage will: provide for her mother, Molly Holter, nod

Dirty Beri Armstead.

She heard a knock at the door. "Just a minute," she called out. Ellen slipped her feet into

make it posible for her sister, Myra, tonules, wrapped the flowing neg

Barclay has been married and divorced. live about her so that her throat Scandal Berompnalet e divorce from Ben Was hidden and her ams and oven;

Grayson, lancer, and, fearing this talk may her bare feet. Only her enormn-I be revited, he and Ellen agree to keep their marriage arrret until they all for Europe. Ous, terrified eyes seemed visible. Barclay wants to settle a fortune on Ellen "it's Steren," she heard through

but she permades him to wait until after

nfler

the ceremony. Darclay's

Symen, cards Billety na goi-digger.

Sawyer, the door.

In double marriage in a small Conner. The knob turned slowly

and

dest town Harely apt lien and Myra and the door opened. Steven stepped; Armstead are married. They depart and into the room.

As be entered het

most immediately Hymes arrives, demanding

Barclay. No one knew where the Was thinking that Ellen

couple havn gone.

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child, that she must be frightened

Hariny and Ellen drive to Barclay's Longud that he must treat her gent- Inished home. The girl reads in a newspaper

that Larry's engagement to Ellenbeth Bowdly.

Harley, Uzgrate they go to supper club

When he saw her wrapped in

is broken. She is terrified the alone with the rosy robe, her hair a golden

return late and inreiny aurcole, all his

to dance. They

Traya ble bride, saying he will return.

CHAPTER XXXVII

her

preconceived plans went down before beauty.

It seemed to him that he saw

Two early birdmen of the trans-Atlantic flying season are Lucion Bousfotrat (left) and Maurice Rossi, the noted French Byers shown in Paris. They plan to ship their plane to America and

hop without stop from New York to Tokyo-via the Atlantic Ocean and Europo-in an effort to establish a new long distance flight record. They recently set the world's closed circuit distance flight record by remaining aloft over Algeria, for 76 hours and 33 minuter.

Things are all quiet again, after the recent flight of Buster Keaton and his two sons, and their being halted at San Diego by Mrs. Keaton's action. Back in Hollywood, Buster is shown with the sone, Bob and Joe, at Buster's studio quarters.

•

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that it

an-

Ellen walked through the bed-her for the first time and that he room and She looked

out on the balcony.was not an old man with a heart tłown toward the that was an old crock, but, In- ground, pale in the starlight, and stead, that this beautiful woman thought that if she jumped she who was his wife had by sonic knew that she was fainting. She hand upon his heart she was sure telephone rang shatteringly. Like would be dead.

Then, because she was afraid, he could remember was that she then a soft bump just as dark fog

magle made him young. All that thought she heard a scream and she discerned a muffled beat. sho ran inside. She did not want was his wife and that he had avomed to fill the room, blotting gasped out to the operator that Stoven. She told him Steven was

a person in a trance Ellen Ellen ran to the telephone and awered. It to dio. She wanted to live and conie to claim her love.

was Symes calling know that in spite of everything! She raised her arms almost as

out the rosy lights.

she wanted a physician. she hoped Larry would come to to fend him off but, the rosy

dying. She heard him any he She was back at Steven's side) her to-night instead of Steven. robe fell away at the shouldera ing hysterically. Then she real- must be his heart but she did not

She came to consciousness cry-again. She, remembered

Continued on Page 5.) She got up and took off her so that he saw the flesh beneath ized that Steven had fallen to the know what to do. She remember- dancing frock. It fell to the floor and was filled with desire. She floor and that that was the sound,ed that when drowning people und she left it there, shining in a was in his arms. pool of light. She dropped off hered back in a spasm of terror and ing, white and quiet, beelde the be kept warm, and tore tho cover- Her body arch-, she had heard. She saw him ly were being resuscitated they must chemise and stood naked in the the robe slid away and to the bod. Ellen frightened and sick lot from the bed and wrapped it splendid room. Her body was floor as his kisses fell upon her with horror, flung herself to the around his cold, rigid body. She hard and, beautiful and glowed throat and shoulders. +with tawny lights and

She was thinking that

floor beside him, calling out his, tried to get Stoven into the bed, strange undertones of green like would kill her and that if sho

this name again and again. the green sometimes seen on can-screamed no one would hear, This

He did not answer.

but his weight resisted all her efforts. man was not Steven Barclay nt band and I've killed him." She "He is my husband and he's dy

She thought, "Ife is my hus- She stood allent a moment and all! Ho swung her to his arms knelt ahivering by his side and ing. He'll

All the time she was thinking, thought how strange a thing and and carried her across the room tried to feel his pulae and did not rather die instead." how terrible a thing was desire. to the golden bed. She felt his know whether or not she felt at She

nover know that I'd No matter how much she might body pressed againat hors and flutter. But when she laid her that he should hear her when the WOB wooping, pleading

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