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NORWAY-BOUND PLIERS FAIL IN ATTEMPT ID
 SPAN ATLANTIC, TH0T

OSLO, Norway, Aug, 27, The Whereabouts of Clyde Lee and J.. Bochkon, who were due to arrive here Friday from their flight across the Atlantic from Harbor Grace, was a deep mystery.
 The aviators so far have failed to show up at any airport in the British Isles and the fliers were un- reported from any Norwegian port.
 It is known that bad weather prevailed along portions of the route the fliers had hoped to take and there is possibility they may have been forced down at sea.
 The fliers had made but simple preparations for forced landing at sea but this preparation may prove ample in time of need. They car ried a hack saw blade with which they intended to cut loose the en- zine from their plane and thus keep their plane afloat by means of the gas tanks.
 A huge crowd had gathered at the Oslow flying field to await the arrival of the daring men but they gradually dispersed with heavy hearts. Port officials ordered the lights kept burning in the hope the birdmen might still be enroute.
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III YMP|C V|LLAGE MAY
 BE USED HOUSE NEEDY

LOS ANGELES, Aug, 27, A pro- position whereby approximately 1000 needy persons may be given shelter in quarters formerly oc- cupied by athletes in Olympic Vil- lage which is now partly torn down, has been advocated.
 The owner of the 600 acre tract in the Baldwin Hills said he was willing to allow the city, county or state use the land for payment ot taxes. He stipulated that the re- mainder of the bungalows must be purchased and used as a welfare camp during the present emergen- cy.
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CHARLIE GRIMM SIGNS
 CONTRACT MANACE CUBS

CHICAGO, Aug 27. - Charlie Grimm signed a contract to man. age the Chicago Cubs in 1883. He said: q am immensely pleased to be able to do this. I am going to get out and hustle harder than ever now"
 The salary contract was not men toned. Grimm succeeded Rogers Hornsby recently as manager of the Cubs for the balance of the sea- son.
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SITUATION BAD

TOKYO, Aug, 27, The situation in Shanghai is alarming, in the opinion of Japanese statesmen with reference to the economic boy colt being waged against Japan by Chinese in that area. However, the officials have assured nations that Japan plans no military action such as was taken several months ago. It is pointed out that Japan has too many domestic troubles to attend to at the present time.
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SITUATION BATTERED

TAYLORVILLE, H., Aug, 27, - The strike situation which for a while appeared as if it were to de- velop into civil war, is becoming a little less strained during the last few days. The miners who want work at the present wage scale are said to be slowly winning over the opposition and the pros pect is that thousands of men will soon return to the mines.
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BURGLARS TAKE $37,00O
 JEWELRY, COMEDIAN

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 27.-Zeppo Marx, one of the four Marx broth CTS, stage and screen comedians, was robbed of jeWelry valued at S37,O00 and $10 in cash by burglars, Marx reported to the sheriff.
 Returning from a weekend at his Malibu Beach cottage, Marx found his apartment, in the build ing he owns on Havenhurst Drive. in confusion. The apartment had been roughly ransacked. The jew elry was taken from a drawer in Mrs. Marks dressing room.
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AIMEE ALMOST WELL

LOS ANGELES, Aug, 27, -Offi- cials of Angelus Temple, of which Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton is evangelist, announced that there had been a happy improvement in the condition of Mrs. Hutton. They stated that the skull fracture she sustained in a fall recently had completely healed and there was a possibility that Aimee would make a personal appearance at the Sun day services.
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SOLICITS BEER ORDERS

CLEVELAND, Aug, 27, -Believ- ing that the prohibition law will soon be modified to permit the sale of beer, a Cleveland brewery has engaged 18 salesmen to solicit or ders for the beverage at $2.30 a case. The company announced that the response was so great that they intend to put on 12 more solicitors within the next several days.
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PIGEON FLEW UNFRAMED
 THRU WHEELING PROP

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug, 27, - Pilot Fred Davis was forced to fly through flock of pigeons when landing his transport plane at the Capital Airport.
 One of the birds flew through the propeller which was turning 1000 revolutions a minute, and lodged between the cylinders of the en- zine.
 Davis removed the pigeon when he landed and put it on the ground. The bird hobbled a bit, and then flew away.
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ROSENBLOOM IS WINNER

LAUREL, Md, Aug. 27.-Maxie RoSenbloom won a decision from Bob Goodwin of Georgia in a ten round battle, but his light heavy weight title was not at stake. Max ie was given six of the 10 rounds. Considerable booing greeted the referees verdict after the Georgian had given the champion a tough fight.
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AIRSHIP DAMAGED

LAkEHURST, N. J. Aug, 27, A lew structural members in the low CT stern fin of the giant naval di- rlglble Akron were damaged as the airship was being taken from the hangar for a training flight, it was learned. The craft was returned to the hangar for examination and repair.
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SECURES NEW TRIAL

HOLLYWOOD, Aug, 27, Olive Clarke Day, recently convicted for contributing to the delinquency of minors in connection with the Hol- lywood Girl Love Market" won a retrial of her case in an appeal to the Los Angeles Superior Court. Miss Day is now out under $25,OOO bail pending a new trial.
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JAPANESE DICTATOR

MUKDEN, Manchuria, Aug, 27, It was revealed here Friday that the Japanese general who arrived here from Tokyo, came to Manchu- kuo for the purpose of taking the office of dictator of the new State of ManchukuO.
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WALKED INTO PROPELLOR

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug, 27, - Upon arriving here from Chicago in an airplane, 19 year-old Olga Peterson walked into the whirling propeller of another plane. Her skull was fractured and physicians said she would probably die.
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BAD WEATHER PREVAILS

NEW YORK, Aug, 27, The flying Hutchinson family was held at Anticostia Island all day Friday by thick weather. If the weather proved satisfactory they hoped to take-of today on the third leg of their flight to London.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-08-27

Bertha Crawford, popular An chorage girl, was among those ar irving Friday to board the SS Aleu- tian for Seattle. Miss Crawford, an apprentice in an Anchorage beauty parlor, will study the art in Seat tie for the next three months
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LEFT-HANDED GOLFERS MEET

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 27.-The first annual championship of the American Left-handed Golf AsSo- citation will be played at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, from September to 10, Everett G. Live say, of Columbus, executive vice. president, announced.
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BASEBALL SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York 4, Cleveland 2. Boston Il, Chicago 8. Phillies 5, St. Louis 4. Detroit at Washington, no game
 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 10, Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 8, Phillies 0. St. Louis 4, New York 2. Boston at Cincinnati, idle.
 PACIFIC COAST Seattle 5, Oakland 3. Los Angeles 13, Missions 6.
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THOUSAND MEN GO TO WORK

ALTON, H., Aug. 27-One thou sand employees of the Western Cartridge Company of East Alton, H., returned to work officials of the company announced. They have been idle since last month.
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Pilot Alonzo Cope, of the P. I. A., took to the air at noon today for Anchorage carrying two passengers, Mrs. Edward Bittner and L. l. Pat terson.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS

Am P & It, 12 IA; Am Tel & Tel, 115 IA; Anacon Cop, Il IA; Chrys- Ter, 147-8; City Serv Com, 51-4; Colum Gas & Flee, IT 5-8; Cont Mo, 1 3-4; Fox Film, 51-8; Gold Sachs, 31-8; Mont Ward, 1884; Nat P & L, 171-4; Radio Corp, g IA; So Pac, g 5-8; Stand Oil Cal, 29; Stand Oil NJ, 35 1-2: Transamerica, 6 5-8; U Oil Cal, IA; U S Steel, 45 1-8.
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TRAP-SHOOTERS AT TT

VANDALLA, Ohio, Aug, 27, - With the preliminaries over, 1,5oO trap-shooters from all parts of the United States, Canada and the Panama Canal, are now competing Tn the Grand American Handicp the annual clay target classic.
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CHILEAN ELECTIONS

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug, 27, - Elections for a constitutional as- Sembly which will rewrite the Chil- can constitution along socialistic lines, will be held October 13, the cabinet announced.
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TELEGRAPH BREWT|ES
IN PLANE MISHAP

NEWTON, Iowa, Aug, 27, Re presentative F. LaGuardia of New York, was passenger in the plane which nosed over whene it landed here. No one was injured.
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REOPENING THEATER

SEATTLE, Aug, 27, The Para mount theater will be reopened on September 15 and will employ 100 persons, adding $25O,OOO annually to Seattle's payroll.
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Capt. Peter Sather, of the MS ROlph, will leave for Nuka bay to- morrow morning. He has just con- pleted the installation of a new shaft-coupling on his vessel and he intended to give it test today.
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WILL REFUSE ENTRY

AMSTERDAM, Aug, 27, It is understood that the government will refuse entry to the Soviet del- egatlon to the World Congress against war, which meeting takes place here.
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MORE ARGUING

ALBANY, N. r., Aug, 27, Fri days session in the Mayor Walker custer case was highlighted by the attempt of the mayor, through wit nesses, to prove that the books kept by accountant Russel Sherwood of financial transactions, dealt not on- ly with his dealings but also with other prominent persons, as well. After hearing much argument pro and con, mostly con, Governor Roosevelt, presiding, adjourned the fiasco until Monday.
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TELEGRAPH BREVT|ES
FUNERAL TODAY

CHICAGO, Aug, 27, Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Mccormick were to be held today. John D. Rockefeller, IT,, brother of the departed, arrived in Chicago Friday evening to attend the ser vices.
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WOMEN MAY RUN

LIMA, Peru, Aug, 27, Women will be eligible for the election to muicipal councils under the terms of Article TX of the new constitu- tion approved by Congress.
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AL SMITH BECOMES EDITOR

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Former Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York State, has accepted the ed- itorship of Outlook Magazine, the New York World-Telegram said.
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HEAD PLAY WINS STAKE

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 27.-Mrs. William Crump's Head Play" won the $10,000 added Hawthorne Ju- venile Handicap here defeating 12 high-class youngsters and paying $24.54 for $2.00. "Gloritone" placed the silks of Mrs. M. B. Price second, and R. Schwartz's Brilliant" fln- iShed third.
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DREDGING FUNDS ALLOTTED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The War Department has allotted $16,- 900 for dredging to maintain a pro- per navigation depth in the Suisun channel, California.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21

pri. bath. enc. porch. adults. Ii. $685.
before S 80 a. m. or after p. m. $37 so.
NEAL ST. n E., 1163--'rwc large rooms,
small room ands kitchen. sunk and new
gas range, cleo. h.-w.-h.; $3S month.
SWAN ST. N. W. 1517-1 large front
rm Heat elec. Privileges. DEC 6O3O-J.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21

81. 750--Near G. and SITS. N. E.. semi.
detached brick 2 rooms a bedroomsl, a,
path. very spacious and convenient to
everything: sacrifice to close estate. Phi
National 1888 until 9 p, m.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
O5 Houses and Estates for Sale
District of CnInmhia

81, ,350--Convenient to 14th and Allison
Sts.. 7-room brick a bedrooms) front
perfect condition throughout. Phi. NAH
1888 until 8 p. m.
10.R0OM brick house. baths, ami
first commercial zone; very reasonable.
2O7 G ST. N H. Call Mel 1854.
S12 2,95O-overloolxing Rock Creek Park,
house 20 feet wide. one block from Conn.
Ave. Phi. National 1888 until p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
For Sale Miscellaneous
Musical Instruments
Radio and Equipment

PIANOS FOR KENT-S3 90 up. monthly.
KITS 1880 q N W
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
Automobiles
PACKARD

coupe, deluxe equipped:
new tires; $4,000 miles: looks new: an
an al par
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
Automobiles for Sale

USED CARS. NORTHEAST MOTOR Co.
go Bladensburg Rd N E. Att 0200
USED CHEVROLETS AND FORDs
oOuRISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.
625 H ST. N. E. LINCOLN 10000
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
TWO WAYS

TO GET THAT HOME OF
WHICH YOU'VE DREAMED
The Washington times., 1932-03-21

TWO delicious hOme-co0ked meals. SO a
week Limited. I7O6 K ST W.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21

Automobiles for Sale
USED CARs-MANDELL CHEVROLET,
18th and Good Hope Rd.' s. E.
REPO3SESSED CARS can be had for un-
paid balance on suitable terms. Metro
politan Collection Service, 2022 14th N. w.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
NASH
OLDsMOBILE

OLDSMoBILE S345
1899 Coupe. Equipped with six wire
for looks and performance and value at
anywhere near this amazingly low price.
See 1t today and convince yourself. Terms
GRAHAM MOTOR SALES INC.
1926 14th St. N. W. Pot, 0772
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
suburban House for SaIe RoomS and Bath & Per Month"; $50 Cash
Real Estate
Waterfront Property

BEVERLY BEACH. MD.-4 and 5 room
cottage: improved water system cleo
terms. W. n, Wiles liz Marshall Ave.
Brentwood, Md Greenwood 1878.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
SPECIAL BARGAIN

635 GlrarQ ST. N. z.
This house built to sell for $3.50; our
price, $7.750. New. 6 rooms and bath;
Open and lighted Why not drive out this
evening? Drive out 4th st. north of R. /.
Ave. to Franklin St., thence east to 9th
and then north to Girard St. This Is a
real bargain.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 H st. N. W. District 090S
The Washington times., 1932-03-21
Rentals
Board and Rooms

A DINNER for Toe. Hotel Grafton Dining
Room. 1139 Connecticut Ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-03-21

CHICKS-Rocks. Reds, Leghorns, $40 per
100. J. B. Henry, Falls Church, 34s.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
CHARITY GROUP
WINS IN COURT

The Volunteers of America yes
terday won their fight for the
right to solicit funds for charity
in the town of Mt. Rainier when
Justice of the Peace Robert E
Joyce held the local ordinance
that heretofore had barred them
was discriminatory and dismissed
a test case against a solicitor Of
the charity organization.
According to Bird H. Dolby,
corporation counsel of Mt
Rainier the town counsel intends
to make changes in this and
other ordinances, and will prob
ably take no further steps to stop
the Volunteers from soliciting
within the town limits.
The test case was brought last
week by Capt. Arthur Wise, reg
ional commander of the Volun.
teers of America, who had the
worker arrested while soliciting
in the town. Through their at
torney, Charles B. Calvert, the
Volunteers advanced the conten.
tion that ar ordinance that Spe-
officially allowed the Red Cross
and the Salvation Army to solicit
and barred the Volunteers was
discriminatory.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
Woman, so, Hurt
When Hit bu Auto

Struck by an automobile driven
by James P. Thoman, %, of 1875
Spring Pl. N. W., at Fifteenth
and Euclid Streets Northwest, last
night, Selma Rundstraum, so, Of
2633 Fifteenth st. N. W., is at
Garfield Hospital, suffering from
a fractured skull. Thoman was
not held by the police.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
Mans Back Broken;
MOtOrist Fined S25

Edward v. Freeman, who lives
on Riggs Road near the Dis
trict line, was fined $25 by Judge.
]. Chew Sheriff in Hyattsville
on a reckless driving charge
preferred after an automobile
accident In which Charles r.
Beaumont, of Silver Spring, suf-
fered a broken back.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
Man Badly Burned
Ru Blast in SeLUer

While working in a sewer at
Third and Longfellow Streets
N. w. yesterday, Alfred Ellis, col
ored, 40, of 651 Morton st. N. W.,
was severely burned on the arms
and body by an explosion of gas.
He was taken to the Freedmen's
Hospital for treatment.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
NatiUe arabian Wins
FLdg EssGy Prize

Najib Khoury, native OF
Arabia, was awarded first prize
in the essay contest on the DE
velopment of the American Flag"
sponsored by the AmericaniZation
School Association. Second prize
went to Edmond ]. Evans, an
American, and third place was
won by Miss Alicia Villarreal,
native of Panama.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
President Elected
By Ashton Women

Mrs. Hazel Davies was elected
president of the Ashton Heights
Woman's Club at It's meeting last
night in the clubhouse.
Plans were completed for card
party next Wednesday night IN
the clubhouse.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16

BUYERS everywhere are comparing low-priced
cars. Lifting hoods. Counting cylinders. And
the result? An overwhelming verdict for the six,
in preference to of fewer more cylinders.
"SLX CYLINDERS. No n7ore-No Iessr' And
America backs up that conviction by purchasing
sx-cyinder Chevroets-far more-than any
other type of low-priced car. Since January 1st,
buyers have chosen more Chevrolet Skies than
the combined total of all fours and all eiehts
priced under $1OOO.
Why such decisive preference? America knows its
automobiles and America has found, through
experience, what engineers have known for a long
time: that real economy and real snoothness be
combined in one-and only one-type of engine:
the SIX!
With more than six cylinders, you sacrifice Chev-
rolets famous economy of gas, oil and upkeep.
With less than six cylinders, you sacrifice bu1t-in
sn1oothness.
But with Ska Chevrolet Sx-nothing is sacrificed
You get everything you want.
You get econon7y-the greatest all-round economy
available in today's motor market
You get sn1oothness-the but-in smoothness that
makes driving really restful and enjoyable.
You get power, too-6O horsepower. And speed-65
to 70 miles an hour, easily! And pick-up-a smooth
lghtningfast getaway from standstill to IS miles
an hour in less than seconds!
So, when buying ow-prced car settle the ques-
ton of cylinders RIGHT, and you can't go WRONG.
Take Americas word for it: "SLX CYLINDERS.
No n7ore-No Iess!"
In addition to its 'ideal-type six-cylinder engine
Chevrolet provides Free Wheeling; Syncro-Mesh
gear-shfting big spacious Fisher bodies; adequate
weight; proven dependability; and eye-arrestine
style Due to new reduced prices and liberal GNGAC
terms you'll be money ahead buying new Chev-
roet instead of keeping the old another season.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY DETROIT. MICHIGAN
Division of General Motors
Ali Michigan Special Low delivered
prices and easy G. M. A. c. terms
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
ThieUes Take $500
In Gems From Car

Morris Horwitz, 1924 Four
teenth st. N. W., reported to
police that jewelry valued at $500
was taken from his automobile
last night while parked in front
Of the .Elks Hall on H Street
near Ninth Street Northwest.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
POStOffice Held UD,
Robbed of $4,000

WEBSTER, Mass, June Is
uNSO -Four bandits held up
the local poStoffice today ard es-
capped with a shipment of Fed.
eral Reserve Bank currency with
en- estimated value of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1932-06-16
INITIATED BY O. E. S.

Miss Lille Belle Bogley, of
Rockville, was initiated into the
Montgomery County Chapter No.
SO, o. E. S., at Rockville.
Evening star., 1932-02-08
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to ADVERTISE
ments addressed to box numbers
in care OF The Star will be de-
livcred to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
Evening star., 1932-02-08

Twas but short distance to the cave village. Ia
den led the way aloft upon the wooden pegs The
stranger followed as easily had Tarzan the Ter
ribe before him. and presently the two stood in
the presence of the great chieftain. Ta-den ex-
planned the circumstances of their meeting. And
I believe" he concluded, that he seeks other
than Tarzan- -jad-guru" At the sound of that name,
the first word he had understood since coming
among these creatures. the stranger sprang up, a
startled expression his face, and cried suddenly,
"TarZan! Tell me, does he live?"
Evening star., 1932-02-08

BY signs he tried to carry to the Ho-don the fact
he following a trail that had led him many
days from far away. At last Ta-den was convinced
the newcomer sought Tarzan- -jad-guru but he
wished he might discover whether as friend or foe
the others long tail. queer thumbs and great toes,
but relieved to find the creature friendly. Ia
den decided he would take the stranger to Om-at,
the chief, and there possibly they would find means
to learn the true intentions of this latest tailless
man
Evening star., 1932-02-08
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students Courteous service guaranteed.
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BOOKkEEPERS & OFFICE
Assistants; Several of Extensive
experience who wish to. work their way
through university; available for part or full
time work. The go of these students al
ready placed are giving exceptional service
to employers Call Metropolitan 25l5
Placement service free to employers and EN-
pto BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY,
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Evening star., 1932-02-08

The pthecanthropus beheld the stranger with sur
prise but wonder, since he recognized in him
a member of the same his lost friend, Tar
zan the Terrible The stranger made the first sign
of his intentions the universal gesture of peace.
With palm raised he advanced few steps. Ta-den,
assuming that like TarZan must be his fellow
tribesman glad to accept this overture of peace
and came forward. who you?" he asked but
the naked giant only shook his head to signify
that he did not understand,