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CHAPTER SIX (Continued)

CHAPTER SIX Continued
NEVER have heard of such
Il kingdom" said Zural. rs there
any warrior here who have ever
heard Of it," he demanded. IF there
Is, let him, in justice 10 the pris-
oner, speak"
But the .Amiocapians only shook
their heads, for there was none who
ever had heard of the kingdom of
Sari
1T is quite plain" continued
zural, that they are enemies and
that they are seeking by falsehood
TO gain our confidence. If there is
p drop Of Amiocapian blood In one
OF them, we are sorry for that drop.
Take them away, Vulhan. Keep
them under guard until We decide
now they shall be destroyed.
My mother told me that the
Amiocap!ans were a just and kindly
people" said Stellara; but it is
neither just nor kindly to destroy
this man, who is not an enemy
simply because you have never heard
OF the country from which he
comes.
Il tell you that he is no Korsar.
was on one of the ships of the
feet when the prisoners were
brought aboard. I heard The Cid
and Bohar the Bloody when they
were questioning this man, and I
know that he comes from a kingdom
known as Sari.
IF you are a just and kindly
people, how can you destroy me
without giving me opportunity to
talk with Fedol, my father? He will
believe me; he will know that I am
his daughter"
The gods froWn upon us If we
harbor enemies in our village" re-
piled Zural. I'VE should have bad
luck, as all Amiocapians know.
Wild beasts would kill our hunters
and the tandors would trample our
fields and destroy our villages. But
worse of all, the Korsars would
come and rescue you from us.
"AS for Fedol, no man knows
where he is. He is not of this viii
lage and the people of his own viii
lage have slept and eaten many
times since Fedol set forth upon his
last tandor hunt. Perhaps the
tandors have avenged the killing
of many of their fellows, or per-
haps Fedol fell into the clutches of
the Buried People.
"These things we do not know,
but we do know that Fedol went
away to hunt tandors and that he
never came back. Take them away,
Vulhan. and we shall hold a coun-
Gil of the chiefs and then we shall
decide what shall be done with
them"
You are a cruel and wicked man,
zural," cried Stellara.
ut is useless, Stell2ra,p said
Tanar, laying hand upon the
girls arm. Let us go quietly with
Vulhan;" and then in low whisper,
do not anger them, for there IS
yet hope for us in the council of the
chiefs if we do not antagonize
them"
And so. without further word,
Stellara and Tanar were led from
the house of Zural, the chief, sur
rounded by a dozen stalwart war
riors.
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But it was not long before the nobles
ofhcers and soldiers in the apartment regained
their presence of mind, and now seeing the
wild barbarian and the six beasts threatening
them, they n15ted forward, ready. to fight and
die for their emperor like true Romans.
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But just then, the small door beneath the
balcony on the level with the floor Of the
throne room was pushed open, and Praeclarus.
Hasta, Metellus, Mpingu and the gladiators en-
tered with drawn swords. Caesars defenders
Sanguinarius
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81 fOtStS
1anef IS young warrior OF 6sri,
country IN Poilrcidsr, strange world
.ofneWhere beneath the carth's crust. IN
IN INVASION Of horde Of savages. call
rs, themselves Korsars. Tanar IS car
tteQ away prisoner on one Of their
snlps. Steuera. supposedly the daugh-
ler OF the korsar chieftain, The Cid.
makes friends with him.
n tcrrihc storm comes Up. The Kor-
szals take 70 the small boats. leaving
that Stelara Is not the daughter OF
Lhe Cid, though The Cid believes her TO
Pc He had kidnapped her mother. Al
ARA. from the island OF Amiocap pre-
yious 70 the birth OF Stellara but her
mother had told her that her father
vas an Amiocapian chief named Fedol.
shore Native warriors. believing Tanar
and Stellara TO be Korsars. make prison
ers Qt them. They learn that they are
On tne Island Of Amiocap. and Stelara
OF their countrymen.
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This small force Of men had been picked by
Tarzan to rescue Dilecta when it appeared that
the mob was beyond control. He had led them
to the trees that overhung the high walls Of
the palace, and from the trees they had swung
down into the palace garden.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-14

Two Hearts in Waltz Time," one of the latest Brunswick records at the Alaska Shop
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NQMY WILL BE: HE WATCHWORD OF
 COUNCIL MEMBERS

eliminary discussion of num- 5 items of city business and $, a meeting solely for the SC of hearing views on var bjects, course or action to be .d, and naming of seven 6 II standing committees, lied three hours of the City cil last evening at which .embers were present and pre- over by Mayor D. c. Brown bout a dozen citizens listen
 during the early hours.
 lutes of the last regular ng of the previous council read and a few communica-
 dealing with bond for the tax collector, a request the school board for a loan 400 and one from Chas. Hat suggesting an expression of dence in the management le Seward General Hospital, ts present and future status, red to the Woman's Home nary Society at Cincinnati
 II convention in that city. telegram expressive of confi- . is being forwarded.
 der the head of unfinished ess the peddlers' license was yht out but laid over until -egular meeting next Monday. der the head of new business Brownell named seven com $, as follows, with the re- ng four to be filled upon se- of a councilman to fill the [ vacancy:
 ,ic schools: Councilman Mey- chairman; Councilman Rob- protection: ncilman icy, chairman: Councilman
 t, sewerage, water a II d es: Councilman Meyers, as nan; Councilman Stanton.
 cts and street improvements ::
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DEMPsEY's WIFE WANTS
 TO FOLLOW CAREER

RENO, April IA. R)-Dempsey admitted through his manager, he is here for the purpose of ob- taining a divorce. He was sent here by wire from Estelle Tay- Tor, motion picture actress.
 Manager Leonard Sachs said, Dempsey still sincerely loves his wife. She desires a stage and op- cratic careed and she felt that Dempsey is in her way in this re- spect. She asked for divorce. He politely stepped out from his other engagements and came here. The divorce complaint will be very mild in character-probably alleging lncompatibility. It is expected that the wife will make no contest. The couple have already settled their property affairs
 Dempsey said he always wanted Ia home and family. This is inn possible under the present condi- tions.
 The wife, Estelle Taylor, still does not make any comments.
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Councilman Cooper, c h airman; Councilman Manthey.
 Printing: Councilman Roberts, chairman; Councilman Cooper.
 Civic affairs: Councilman Man they, chairman; Councilman Coop CT.
 Glacier stream: Cou ncilman Stanton, chairman; Councilman Manthey.
 Mayor Brownell spoke of the de- pleted treasury and need of ec- nomy for the coming year caut- ioning cilmen to bear this aspect uppermost in mind in all matters the forth coming year.
 The street committee will make a survey of the streets and report their findings at the next session. A budget is also being prepared for presentation at the next coun- Gil meeting.
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LARGE TONNACE ON
 THE STEAMER YUKON

A grand total of 764 tons of general freight is on board the SS Yukon, of the A. s. s. Co.,, for discharge at the Port of Seward.
 Thirty nine tons are for local firms, the remainder going for ward to railroad points.
 Five autos are listed two for Anchorage and three for Fair banks. Included in the Anchor age freight are car-lots of trap netting, flour and feed, salt and groceries. For Fairbanks, cars of hardware, fertilizer, lumber, wall board, milk and several carloads of groceries.
 There is also on the liner car loads of hay and grain for Was fila, car of lumber for Willow Creek and a car of groceries for Mckinley Park.
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NEW RESIDENTS CAME
 IN 0N LAST STEAMER

W. J. Harrington, a very genial grocery salesman and Alaska en- thuSiast, arrived in Seward on the last steamer. For many years Mr.
 Harrington has represented a very prominent wholesale house and on his first former visit here became so enthusiastic about the country that he decided to bring his fam lily with him on this trip.
 Mrs. Harrington is very promin-
 ent in social circles throughout her
 home State, and will no doubt furnish many enjoyable rninutes
 to the residents of Seward during her stay here.
 Miss Grace Harrington, her eld- est daughter, is very popular with
 the younger set, and Patricia, the youngest daughter commonly call
 ed "Pat"But Oh boy, see them
 in the PATSY" at the Liberty
 Theater tonight.
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NOTICE

. Applications will be received at the office of the City Clerk, up to the hour of o'clock P. M Monday, April 2Oth, 1881. For the following Municipal Offices, for the ensuing year:
 For combined Office of Fire Chief and Chief of Police.
 For combined Office of City Clerk, Magistrate and Assessor.
 For Office of City Attorney.
 For Office of City Health Of- ficer.
 For Office of City Treasurer.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, April 14th, 1881.
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NO COMPLICATION

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 13. R)-The proposed plan for cur tailing domestic oil production and proportioning imports to potential demands will not conflict with the laws of the United States or increase the costs to the consumer.
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VETOES REPEAL BILL

SPRINGFIELD, April 14, R)- Governor Emmerson vetoed the bill for repeal of the Illinois search and seizure laws which would have placed that State sixth in the column repeating prohibition and enforcement acts. The bill was enacted by the Senate by only two vote margin.
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BASEBALL LSCORES

NEW YORK, April 13, (P-The following are baseball scores in some of the eastern exhibition games: Giants 2, White Sox 6. Bos- ton Americans 10, Columbus A. Yankees r, Ashville 4, Brooklyn F, Hartford g. Washington 10, Phil adelphia 5. Boston Nationals g, 7~ 7~!-i,rn~o 3
 4. St. Louis Nationals 2, Memphis Two Hearts in Waltz Time," one of the latest Brunswick records It the AlaSka Shop EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING WITH BEST MATERIALS. CANVAS AND LEATHER GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
 Crying Myself to Sleep." one of the new song hits. for sale at the Alaska Shop.
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Phone for Horluek's Danish Ice Cream and we will deliver Candy Cottage.
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The best ice cream yet! HorIuck's Danis Ice Cream. Candy Cottage, sole agent.
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Crying Myself to Sleep" one of the new
 song hits, for sale at the Alaska Shop.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. KITCHEN
Conn. ave.
l7l7 r NV ROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN.
ern exposure: s52 So up. See resident mFr
THE ALPEMARLE 100 IT, ST NV
Large, cool: outside rooms. completely re
decorated: 24-hour elevator service; electric
ments, rents from s4s to $50 Day phone
West 2o44. Nights and Sundays clev. 5457.
APARTMENTS IN THE CONCORD. 1916
Frigidairc. open porches freplaces
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. sl4 G st. NV.
MAY OUR AUIOMoBILE CALL TO Sa d
yG9 our zap pay phone West 2044
? BIG ROOMS. KITCHEN. BAIT AND
hall. southern exposure; in rne location;
5000. 1914 Columbia I'd. NV. l3'
THREE BRIGHT. SUNNY, OUTSIDE ROOMS
apartment house $50. las Webster st. NV.
Manager on premises.
NEAR UNION STATION. THE .PENHURsT,
48 st. n.e.-Two, three and four large
rooms. with bath; SOS to s45. See resident
NEAR 18th AND IRVING N.w.-UPPER
half two-family apartment house: six rooms.
sunny back porch. back yard; heat and ga
rage furnished; Oct. /; $40. METROPOLITAN
THE CLIFTON. 1928 CLIFTON ST. NV
tors. ROGER B. SMITH. sl4 9th NV. is
CONN. AND FLORIDA AYES. CoRNER-
bath. Frisidaire; delightful view. Clev. 65s6.
SIX BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS, NEWLY
decorated; End floor; south front; porch;
Gen. Elec. refrigeration. 1901 Park I'd. NV.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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CONN AVE. near Wardman ParE-Hichly
desirable room and bath in private home
with garage; gentleman only. Col. 34S7.
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sALE-AUToMOBILES.
BARRY-PATE
SPECIAL
USED CARS.

SEE AND COMPARE THESE CARS TODAY,
1890 Chevrolet Coach. .$425
1880 Ford Sport Coupe. 1875
1929 Ford Touring,........ 225
1929 Ford Sport Coupe. 80. 245
1929 Ford Sport Roadster. 245
1923 Chevrolet Sedan. .... $50
1926 Hupp 8 Touring. ..... l45
1923 Chevrolet Roadster.... Us
1880 Chevrolet Abr. Sedan. AIS
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. 49,. 215
1929 Durant Coupe. ....... los
1923 Whippet Touring..... rs
1923 Whippet Sedan. ...... Us
1890 Ford Tudor Sedan. -. 3o5
1923 Dodge Coupe. ....... 245
1929 Chevrolet Coach. ..... 355
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet.. .. 365
1923 Chevrolet Coach. go. l95
Many Others, S35 Up.
Easy Terms and Trade.
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
2525 Sherman Ave. NV.
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1888 COL RD-NICELY FURNISHED ONE
room, kitchen and bath apt, cleo. refrig.,
s48 Immediate possession II desired.
IT'S ALLISON ST. N.W.-LIVING ROOM
bed room. kitchen and dinette. Semi-private
bath; suitable for refined couple; bus
line and near St GabrieiS Catholic Church.
Phone Adams 1924. 49,
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HILL & TIBBITTS,
3Ol 18th NV.
1880 FORD DE LUXE COUPE.
Rumble seat, low mileage: in tiptop shape
throughout. Drive it out for only $l06 down,
balance you ride.
STEUART MOTOR CO..
9th at New York Ave. Nat. 5000.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SOUTHEASTERN EXPOSURE. OVERLOOK
ing Rock Greek Park. in refined home: large
living room and bed room. private bath.
modern kitchen. screened porch, garage in
GLIDING gas electricity telephone: references
exchanged 1895 Nicholson st. NV.
DUPONT" l7l7 goth ST. NV, APT. =
Unusual barg.: quiet adults; homelike, at
trac. furn.. next garden; rms. X, pantry,
b.. Ecreened porch. 8 closets. Frig., good halls,
maids rm.. grand piano; Just on Conn. ave.
and St; ref. req. Pot 4472. At home from
: on.
APT 709. THE COWARD.
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! ROOM. KITCHENETTE. SEMI-PRIVATE
bath; Frigidaire. garage. gas and electricity
included; use Of phone. Col. 5765-J. 2o7
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EARLY FALL
BARGAINS.

1881 Chevrolet 3-W. Coupe.
Beautiful blue. low mileage and equal to
new in every respect. See 1t today. s525
1881 Chevrolet Sport Roadster.
Black Duco with green trim green wire
wheels; rumble seat; mechanically and ap-
pearance equal to new. S475.
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FORT STRONG VILLA Lee Highway. Va
10 minutes TO Washington. open all wear.
Large well furnished rooms. large grounds.
sN city conveniencss; continuous hot water.
G3oo meals. Special rates TO families.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for father and son; re-
nnec surroundings: near Mckinley High
School. Address Box BAD. Star ONCE.
YOUNG COUPLE. with infant desire room
and board in Lyon Village or vicinity: ref
erenceS. Call Col. $780, l2'
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1856 COLUMBIA RID = WILL RENT MY
completely furnished ]. r. k. b. from Sep
Frigidaire and Murphy bed TO reliable ten
ant. See resident manager or call Columbia
IL 8 a m
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l1l9 ST. Nw-NICELY FURN. FRONT
apis. of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath. newly
decorated: Summer rates. Met. e647.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE ROOMS. with or without board
oouple OF single; continuous hot water. Po-
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COUNTRY BOARD.
SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD

sion. discipline all sports; schools and buss-
es near; ref Address Box ls4-B, Star Office.
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kitchen and bath; modern: adults: SIS
Also 2 rooms. kitchen and bath near on
gressional Library; S45. Telephone Adams
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APT 709. THE COWARD.
18th and Eye n.w.-Completeiy furnished
for housekeeping. Call personally.
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS

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pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your
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MEDIC STUDENT
NOT JUDGED ON
SCHOOL RECORD
College Dean Places Brains
Above Degree as Basis
for Admission.
BIZ Science serrtoe

81 Science SerUfce
CHICAGO, Feb. l7.-Medic cal
students must be equipped with
brains and a knowledge Of mathe-
mates and English, DR.. Wilburt c.
Dawson, dean Of Duke university
durham, N. c.. said here Monday
81 the congress on medical educa-
ton held here under the auspices
OF the American Medical Associa-
ton.
Besides these essentials he adj
Wsed greater pre-medical training
In physics and chemistry. The
matter of brains best can be Judged
by personal interview, he said
Academic records alone, no matter
now excellent no longer are the sole
OASIS Tor admission to medical
school. Dr.. Dawson doubts the
necessity for four years of college
work before entering medical
school Culture is more likely to be
acquired during the early years in
the home than from four years OF
college.
He pointed out that the modern
high school provides nearly as
broad an education as was given
by colleges in 1893 when the Johns
Hopkins university first made a
college degree a requirement for
entrance to medical school.
Value Of Clinics Cited
The knowledge Of French and
German obtained from most college
courses is 50 superficial as to be al
most useless to the medical student.
If he must read scientific literature
in foreign journals, he will get the
knowledge anyway, DR.. Dawson be-
lieves.
Thousands of dollars can be saved
to the state by developing its men
tai hospitals into mental hygiene
centers for their communities, DR..
James Allen Jackson, superintend-
ent of the Danville state hospital,
Danville, Pa, told the congress.
Community clinics and education
al efforts in connection with the
hospital will help many persons ad-
JuSG 10 Jnelr environment and pre-
vent development of many cases of
mental and nervous breakdown and
disease.
At the Pennsylvania hospital ten
such clinics, established in the last
ten years. have received 10000 visi-
tors, Of which about half were new
cases. OF these about two-thirds
were children under Is.
PreVentatives Are Needed
These children were so handled
that less than one-fifth of them
had to be committed to correctional
institutions. The mental hospital
in the rural area is better adapted
to this type of work than the urban
hospital, Dr.. jackson said.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

coming from Milwaukee he saw her.
He followed her. he said, to a coach
where she joined Velie. The fight
followed and Chappell was injured
when he fell against a window.
Both Velie and Chappell were
charged with assault and battery,
and Mrs. Chappell with disorderly
conduct.
While under arrest, Mrs. Chappell
said she expected to be married to
Velie as soon as she had divorced
her husband.
Let her have him, he's 70, If he's
day." Chappel told police.
Velie is said to own extensive
mine properties and to have in
herited much wealth.
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on opening day than it viii be as the
days pass.
All China believes that the nu-
neral zone" being uneven, holds nc
omen Of good luck, and therefore
the first day can not be so lucky as
later days.
Paper lanterns were hung along
the streets, frecrackers were touched
of, street vendors shouted their
oriental delicacies, and little corner
flower stands did a thriving bust
ness in lilies and chrysanthemums
The 10000 Chinese in San Fran
cisco joined in the celebration.
Thousands of laughing children,
preparing for the fete to reach its
height at midnight tonight and the
great Zion dance" to follow later
in the week, dashed from house to
house and filled every thoroughfare.
They were bright-eyed with hap
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RICH MINE HEAD
is LINKED WITH
LOVE TRIANGLE
John G. VeIie, Member of
Auto Making Family,
Faces Charges.
By United Press

BY Cnfte0 ETesS
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-John G.
velie, member Of the family that
formerly manufactured the Velie
automobile, faced arraignment to-
day on assault charges made by a
man whose wife said she expects to
marry Velie.
Velie, Charles Chappell. %, and
Mrs. Dorothy Chappell, 25, were ar
rested Monday after Chappen suf-
fered cuts on his head during a
fight with Velie on a train.
Chappell said that his wife, an
artist, had gone with Velie on a
trip to his mine properties at Iron
River, Mich.
velie told police Mrs. Cnappell
was his secretary.
Chappell said he had gone to look
for his wife and that on a train
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GOODBYE ITCHING SKIN

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clean, antiseptic Zemo always on
hand. Use it freely. 1t is safe, pleas
ant. 35c, Goo and $100. Sold every
where. =AdVertiSenent.
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Newspaper Man Dies

~ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. lin
huenza and heart weakness caused
the death Of Roy G. Freeman, Is,
a member Of the editorial staff Of
the Evening Star since completion
Of his studies in Franklin college
two weeks ago. He was a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Freeman Of
French Lick.
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clothes bore witness. All Is not
well between the On Leong tong
and the Hip Sing tong.
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Tomas Are Restless
By United Press

b United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. lin the
narrow, dirty. winding streets of
Chinatown there was a New Years
celebration today, but there was
little spontaneity.
And there was an undercurrent
OF something more sinister than
sadness, to which heavy guard of
police both in uniform and plain