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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, JULY

1932.

VIVID STUDIES OF MAYOR JIMMY WALKER FACING COURT OF ENQUIRY

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Obviously wearied by the barrage of questions sively lowered in hand. Mayor Walker is caught by the camera in an unusual porn as he sits in the witness stand where be freed allegations regarding New York city affairs,

MAN HUNTERS

BY MABEL McELLIOTT

DEGIN HERE TODAY

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different in background and

Seats Carey, 15 and pretty, works is the tastes, felt the magle of her pres-| Jack Wence. The grey day was brighter! Resistant to Elrath, Crier to make because a young girl smiled at i

allies of Ernest fleath, architect.

be set but a divested. Suman

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Ray, them.

The with trit. Flostery, employed in the next thing winkes, Ins with Sukh and entities for al

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"You're a funny one," Ray said,

"You seen per-

A nikita rek ma whether again and again.

she loves him or d. Suso pretty in Foelly happy just to work and not

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Ackroyd, debut waste.

have any fun."

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Susan did not try to explain thei young glorious sense of freedom and re-

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weekend parts thes lense which had emme to her that morning when Waring had brought

It was enough |

She no her the good news, just to be safe and secare. louger seemed impatient for good

Limes.

Je rutse Away from Bob and, meet Ermet tenth, uh bit to take her home the meatie me heck to the Ackroyds them

A for days ator Heath Unfurnis Sushat his wife intends to

1 for startbol of bis affections

Areasing hp wife's ey

CHAPTER XXVII

Waring entered whistling.

was the morning after

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Susan's

Ray rushed in one day at non and said excitedly, "Have lunch with me, won't you?"

Susan began to explain that sh

birthday. His ruddy face under had planned to meet Rose.

Chin thrust holligerently for ward

eyebrows elevated in Mayor Walker retorts anger bittingly to a pointed question.

"Please break it. Honest, this the thatch of smonthly combed,

11er sandy hair was aglow with the cons importaal." Bay urged.

rolled and dandelion forks were sciousness of a goud dred dune.

a streak.

cri TAJLINOTATIA "1 feel like a blooming Boy there was

touk Bay have Scout," he chuckled to himself, under one eye.

been crying? Susan dismissed the i throwing his heavy ulster over a rhair and beginning to sort his pa- notion but something in the other girl's air of suppressed excitement made her stecide to go with her.

pers.

Susan eme in looking as though she had spent a bad night.

"Good morning."

She looked at him in surprise, astonished that anyone should feel cheerful enough to call this morn- ing good!

"Meet you in The Jobby in 10 min-j ntes," Ray threw over her shoulder,

Dignity personified... Counsel Seabury's judicial pose is in vivid contrast to the nonchalant attitude of Mayor Walker, slump. ed in the witness chair during the heated. injury.

Various types of guns, equipped with a newly invented silencer that eliminates four-fifths of the noise and all flash and smoke, are These pictures show being considered for use by the British army. Ronald Chapman, youthful inventor, demonstrating the silencer on a rifle and a pistal in London.

There was no real privacy to be: had in any of the restaurants where they usually unched. but Susan¦ Ispied a small table back near the

"Sandwich! "Don't be so Wochestone," he ad- Kite hen in their pet

Harried waitresses vised, seating himself on her dusk' shoppe." and watching as she removed the, brushed their shoulders with dan smali bat and hung away her coat gerously Inden Traya and once or in the closet reserved for that pur-| Twire both girls escaped a delige at puse. Suddenly he rememberd, hot coffee stil they managed some-

"Surely you've heard the storm how among the clatter and steamRay was crying openly,

small oasis of cadm.

is over?" he asked incredulously. and gubble of tongues to achieve a

"I don't know what you mean."¡ He took her hands and gave her.

whirl.

fixed every "{

is little

thing," he announced. "Me. the Boy Scout!"

"You what?" Her face canie alive.

"Just what I said," the man in sisted. "The danger's over and there's mathing for you to worry about."

the

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a lot of things that turn out to be

when a person finds ant what'

it's all about."

Susan hated to look at her. She did not need to look to know that:

"I'm terribly, terribly

sorry."

she said. "I didn't know you cared! at all." She was shocked beyond wards at this exposure. To sce Ray, so hard and bright and as- sured, thus shaken was a shatter- ing experience. If this was love, thought Susan to herself. balf-bu- morously, half-pityingly, it's some- thing to stear clear of

Ray began, "Honest, Susan, it gets my goat. I'm all in a lather about it?"

Susan looked her surprise. "Do you mean to say you haven't heard? Sky was married last night

Crown Point. Sent me a wire, cool as you please. 'Congratulate Ray dried her eyes and began to me' he says."

I talk quickly and irrelevantly i

"I don't believe it," Sasan told

"I didn't know you cared any-about nothing at all. She renewed him but her eyes danced just thing about him," said Susan. her makeup and before they went game. "How did you do it?"

Ray winked those preposterous out on the street she seemed hor Waring put up one hand

and ashes once or twice

But Su- เร her own, bright, slangy self. struck an attitude of mock eyes were hard and bright as mar-san could not forget the glimpse of modesty. "It's not a story for bles.

suffering she had seen. little girl' ears," he told her. "All) "Sky was--well we were practi-her fonder of Ray. This little doll-

that you're cally just like that," she said, hold-faced person was real. safe. The alienation suit is off." ing up two finger, "What burns queer world, she mused! Ray had Then they've made it up?" Su-me up is the way he did it. Not built herself a wall of philosophy san asked.

that I would have married him my-jand a stupid, vapid, ordinary young

you need to know is

It made

What a

"I wouldn't exactly say that.self. Honestly, the kid hasn't good mah had broken it down. The fact of the matter is Mrs. sense but we were out together Of one thing Susan was certain. Heath has decided to get a divorce Tuesday night dancing and he come Ray would not be hurt in the aume instead. A very polite restrained,

up to the house afterward and he way again. dignified Reno divorce.

was just as sweet as could be."

nean

"You

she's-sho's going to drag me into it?"

"No, not at all. Why should she

"Oh thank God!"

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"Well, you might also thank me

a little," Waring said irreverently.

on,

Where was

The incident awoke for a while Susan was mystified. If Ray the old pain Susan had felt about at the thought Schuyler Webb hadn't good Bob. She had not heard from him sense, why did she mind his having ainee that eventful night

ho and married someone else? Ray gabbled Ackroyds',

what was he doing? She tried not! "Course, I've heard him talk to think of him but in bor heart "I was the little fixer, after all." about this girl all winter but he knew that daily she dreaded the I think it was marvel always pretended he couldn't see news of lils marriage. Would she ous. She meant it. She thought her. She has seads of money. ever rid herself of this foolishnese? sho must have misunderstood thie That's the answer." man. He seemed so kind now. He grinned, reading her thoughts.

"Do you think I can keep my job or will it be too awkward?" Susan asked.

"I do!

"Awkward for whom?" No one knows anything about it but the three of us. We like you here, Why should you trall around town swering want ads because jealous woman has a brain storm?"

"I thought Sky was rich," Susan urmured, Taling she ought to say something.

It was like a fever, an ague. You thought you were over it complete- Home word-some phrase-a strain of music, perhaps, ly and then would start it all over again.

Suffering from a recurrence of the ocular ailment which several months ago caused him to be conlined to his home, Mr. Ram- say MacDonald is shown hero as he convalesced from a necond operation on the hected øya.

Sought since 1919 when he escaped from the prison ward of a New York hospital, a man bolleved to be Capt. Fritz Joubert Duquesne is shown (at right) with a detective after his arrest in New York. Lower left in a close-up of the alleged Gorman spy.

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"Sky? He practically lost his

She shook her head impatiently.

Peking, July b. shirt in the market last year. His

The United States nuthorities at drawing account was all used up. This was getting hor nowhere. She

would be like Ray, cool and de-Hankow have made representa- I knew that Inst week."

"Well, then," said Susan, remem-termined and ruthless. She would tlons to the Kansu Provinciat Government, in connexion with bering Ray's oft-repeated remarks put Bob out of her heart forover. about the folly of becoming a poor Susan bent over her work, trying the murder of Mr. William Simp-! you to efface herself in its calma im-on and Mr. Hovarth last month., man's wife, "Well, then,

Howarth, a Russian, was the soni wouldn't have wanted him anyway. poreonality.

A volco said at her elbow. "May of General Hovarth of Peking. Put that way, it seemed the mout You know what you've always said:

KING'S BLDG I see Mr. Heath. Oh, I beg your simple and reasonable thing in about wanting a mink coat and a

Mr. Simpson was an American the world. Susan drew deep duplex apartment and a roadster." pardon. How do you do?"

She folt shaken.

missionary, well known in Kandu | (Opp. Ferry) breath and held up her head again. Ray tossed her hend and Susan

neeted with the Assemblies of God Everything was all right. She was could see a tear glittering on her plunged frighteningly. She heard where his father, who was con-

herself say calmly, "Mr. Dunbar. Mission, had been stationed for 40 RANO EXPERTS-WORK GUARANTEED grateful for her escape from danger lashes.

yoara. The two men woro alleged

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and she put that gratitude into her "A person talks," Ray said thick. How do you do?" work. The three men in the office,|ly and unsteadily. "A person says"

Her heart

(To be Continued.)

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