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Evening star., 1932-07-01
SWEDISH VANGUARD
HERE FOR 0LYMPICS
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The vanguard
j v of Swedens Olympic team has ar
rived in New York and soon will
head for California.
Eighteen athletes were in the party
that arrived on the motor ship Grips
holm. Another and larger group is
due from Sweden in about two weeks
The group included Sten Peterson,
kell Areskoug. Erik Ny, Jean Lindgren,
Erik Peterson and Erik SwenSson,
track aid field stars; Sigfrid Heyner
and Eskill Lundahl, swimmers: Lieut..
Sven Thofelt, Lieut.. Bo Lindman, Lieut..
Stig Lindstrom and Lieut.. Count Johan
Oxenstrierna, modern pertathlon; Lieut..
Clarence Won Rosen. Capt. Bertil Sand
strom, Capt. Ernst Hallberg, Lieut.
Costa Boltenstern Lieut.. Thomas BY
strom and Lieut.. Arno Francke, eques-
trian. O..
Evening star., 1932-07-01

cant for the worlds shotput mark;
Harlow Rothert, former Stanford shot
put expert; Levi Casey, Los Angeles A.
c.. and Bob Kelly, Olympic Club, San
Francisco, both in the hop, step and
jump; Claude Bracey, former Rice In
stitute CTexas) sprinter and Bob Max
well, Los Angeles A. c. hurdler.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
ITALIAN TEAM LEAVES.

ROME. July 1.-The Italian Olympic
team Of l12 athletes and rs trainers
and officials left Rome yesterday aboard
a special train to be received by Pre-
mier Mussolini at his country home in
Carpena. The team will embark for
New York Saturday
Evening star., 1932-07-01
TO SHOW SWIMMING SKILL

Starts to Give Exhibitions Sunday
in Wardman Park Pool.
A group of prominent swimmers and
divers, headed by Pete Desjardins,
crack diver, and Onalene Lawrence,
District womens diving champion, will
appear in an exhibition Sunday after
noon in the Wardman Park pool, start
ing at o'clock.
Phil Bateson, District A. A. U. speed
ster, and Rita Augusterfer and Lenore
Taube. leading mermaids of the Shore
ham Swimming Club, also will COM
pete.
Various novelty events are planned.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
WAR NETMEN VICTORS

Investigation Vanquished, 8 to 2,
in Departmental League.
War Department conquered Bureau
of Investigation, to 2, yesterday in a
Departmental Tennis League match.
Summaries
Shore and Newby % defeated Newgarden
and Groves. 81, 81: Grain and Watson
wv defeated Hirsh and sullivan, g. -,
and Tibbler. 6-4. IS Thomas and Lowe
tWl defeated Gurth and .Wolk, 81, 60
Abbott 6-A, ST. 6-3.
Evening star., 1932-07-01
SEAT COVERS

We also carry a fall line Of
COMPLETE SEAT COVERS
TO cOpeT sides, doors, ETC.. as IoeH
as seats.
Evening star., 1932-07-01

New Style ~
Radiator Cap.... SVC
Distinctive in design ALL
CHROMIUM. Self locking
type for all cArs.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Los ladrones Sc llevaron SIS
|y ~cigarrillos de la bodega de M.
Gonzalez, esquina de la Gale IL
~ Buffalo.
Utilizando punzones de hielo
abrieron las ventanas de las ca
sas de Peter Anello, Gale Fl
mum. 2105 y T. w. Chirley, de T.
avenida Jetton TIA, perjudi
cando al primero en- Is pesos y
al segundo en- cuatro.
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IMPORTANTE MISSION EDU-
CACIONAL
POR m MUJER FRAN
CESA

Madame Boas de Jouvenel,
una distinguish mujer francesa,
esta dando los toques finales q
una organization international
cuyo prop6sito es mandarles
mensajes al mundo sobre los
mas importantes problemas.
Madame de Jouvenel Sc en-
.cuentra al presente en- Ginebra
consultando estadisticas par
los mejores fines de la asocia-
ci6n que ella ha iniciado.
Prominentes hombres y mu-
jeres, reyes y presidentes, pri-
meros ministries y legislatures,
seran interrogados por la aso-
ciaci6n y Sc les pedira expresen
sus puntos de vista sobre las
grandes cuestiones del dia y par
ticularmente sobre los profile
mas econ6micos.
La organization lleva Ell NOM
bre de "Mensajes" y sus men
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ESPERASE QUE RUSSIA RE-
CONOZCA Ell NUEVO ES-
AID DE LA MANCHURIA

Toxic, Mario 15.-Las mott
cias de la Manchuria hacen
Greer hoy a los altos funciona-
rios del gobierno japon6s que
ell Soviet de Russia reconocera
oficialmente ell nuevo estado
de la Manchuria, bajo la die
tadura de Henry Pu-Yi, ell ex-
muchacho emperador.
I'm despacho desde la capt.
tai del nuevo estado dice que
Russia informalmente ha dicho
que aceptaria a los nominados
de Pu-Yi para directories del
ferrocarril del este de China,
en- lugar de los directories nom
brados por ell gobierno nacio-
nah chino en- Marking. Esto e
quivaldria a un reconocimfen-
to de facto del nuevo regimen.
Una oferta en- csc sentido Sc
ha hecho va al gobierno de
MoscI
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oh, no tie molestes en- ESQ.,.

tici6n esta arraigada y aun man
|tiene sus garras sobre las men
ties de los campesinos.
/ Una mujer, sospechosa de de-
ldicarse a la brujeria, estaba sien
do quemada viva en- la aldea de
Novoselice, cuando los gendar-
mes llegaron impidiendo que el
fuego consumara su tarea. Los
!campesinos habian condenado a
esta mujer suponiendo que ella
atraia a sus ninos de noche, pa
ra embrujarlos. Varias de las
personals que hab1an tornado la
hoguera fueron detenidas.
/ Tuvo lugar ell otro incidente
en- los lfmites de Rutenia y Es-
lovaquia, cuando un campesino
de Sd amos, Jose Vadera, fue de-
Itenido bajo la acusaci6n de VIC
lar Ia moral p1blica por haber
tratado de curar por medic de la
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
DETENIDO UN SOSPECHO-
SO EN- Ell SECUESTRO DEL
NINO LINDBERGH

Hopewell, N. j., Mario Is.
Los INVESTIGATORS fueron
hoy a New York a interrogar a
Frank Berg, prominente figu-
ra en- un fantastico intento de
secuestro de hace varios amos,
para determinar 81 nuevas pis-
tas pueden ser logradas de el
en- ell misterioso case de secues
tro del nino Lindbergh. Berg
fue detenido en- 1925 por ha.
Der tratado de atraer a su
yacht a Max Phillips, rico IA
bricante de cuellos, con ell pro.
p6sito de secuestrarlo. Berg y
una mujer que Phillips dice Sc
hacfa pasar como una condo.
sa, pero realmente era la espo-
sa del primero, nunca fue pro-
cesado por esa causa Y los car,
COS fueron sobreseidos.
Phillips visit6 la semana pa.
ssda al superintendent de pc.
licia del estado y despues dc
una extensa conversation Sc a
nunci6 que Sc harlan todos los
esfuerzos posibles para avert
guar 81 existia lazo de rela
ci6n entire ell alegado secues
tro de Phillips y ell del nint
Lindbergh.
Asegura ell superintendent
de policfa que Phillips Sc pre-
sent6 Svoluntariamente en- su!
oficinas, relatandole sus expe
riencias con Berg y sus asocia
dos en- 1925, cuando 6l consi
gui6 evitar Sc lie secuestrara..
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

Del establecimiento Union De
partment Stores, situado en- la
S6ptima avenida 1413, los ladro-
mes Sc llevaron ropas por valor
de mas de $400. Hizo la denun-
cia a La policfa ell Sr. Abe Poller,
su propietario: Ell inventario he
cho por ell perjudicado demues-
ira que los cacos sustrajeron Is
.trajes de hombres, "a trajes de
mujer, abrigos, medals zapatos,
camisas, gorras y capas de aqua.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
0'TIClAS ~
INTERES LOCAL

Asegur6 Mr.. Wilder que en-
plant City los ciudadanos estan
dos de elecciones deshones-
t>.a an todas parties lie dicen QUE
para que concurrir a los conf
clos 81 en- los precintos de Tam.
pa los apadrinados de los politi.
cos votan tres o cuatro veces.
Elogi6 un proyecto de ley de
Tom Watson, que la pasada le-
Gislatura no aprobara, en- ell cual
Sc designaba a los jueces de cir
quito para selecciomr a los Sc.
cretarios e inspectores, por I'm
procedimiento similar al que Sc
utiliza para escoger a los jura-
dos.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
EASTMAN ERA UN VERDA-
DERO FILANTROPO

Rochester, Mario IS Ell
mundo lamenta hoy la muerte
de George Eastman, ell magma
tie Y filantropo de las camaras
fotograficas, que durante su Vi
da regal6 cinco wees ell total
de los millones que tenia GUAM
do con su propia mano Sc qui-
to la vida. Ell explic6 este acto
final diciendo que su trabajo
estaba terminate.
Ell genio de la fotograffa, Gu
va fortuna Sc calcula ahora en-
20 millones de pesos, Sc hizo
un disparo por ell coraz6n en-
su Residential de aquf, cuando
tenfa IT amos.
Los donativos hechos por
Eastman durante su vida Sc cal
culan en- mas de rs millones
de pesos. Tambien Sc dice dis
tribuy6 20 miQones, sin que ma
da mas que los beneficiados su
pieran de donde procedia ell
dinero.
I'm solter6n sin parientes eel
canos, lie sobrevive una sobri
ma, Sra. George B. Dryden, DE-
Evanstown, H., a quien Sc es
pera aqui para %organiZar lo'
funerales. 81 cuerpo proba,
blemente sera incinerado, d.
acuerdo con la voluntad, qu'
el expresara antes de morir.
Horas antes de SUI muert'
habl6 alegremente con asocia
dos suyos, anadiendo I'm codi
clio a su testamento. Cuandt
6stos Sc marcharon, pidi6 Out
lie dejaran solo, oyendose III
trio momentos despues.
La nota dirigida a sus ami
COS dice: "Mi trabajo esta he
cho. lpor que esperar?"
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PARA LA MUJER

(Por la SrtG. R. T. GGrcta)
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

safes seran transmitidos a TODD
ell mundo por medic de los cine
mat6grafos y publicados en- los
peri6dicos que deseen hacerlo.
La carta de la organization d.
ce: LA humanidad sufre por-
que esta en- transformation. La
crisis moral es mas importante
y mas aguda que la crisis eco
monica.
"Quizas ell vacio spiritual es
la principal causa de nuestros
males. Las insecticides aspiracio
mes provocan materiales apeti-
tos. Estos son La verdadera eau
sa de los males existentes.
Gel remedio debe encontrar-
sc en- crear un estado de imagi-
naci6n que Sc inquiete mas por
los intereses de todos y menos
por los intereses especiales. Co.
, 'responde a las personals inteli-
gentes del mundo lograr este ne
,esario estado de imagination y
.sta necesaria acci6n. 81 Las per-
,onas inteligentes no sc compor-
an con diafanidad en- ell cum
plimiento de sus deberes, enton-
.es habran perdido su derecho a
xistir. Nosotros pedimos a es-
tas personals busquen, encuen-
rem y difundan formulas que
marquen ell canine hacia nues-
tro deber en- todas las sendas de
a humana actividad." p
La Sra. de Jouvenel fund6 la
Sociedad Francesa de Bienveni-
da, la cual Sc dedica al desarro-
Ito de las relaciones morales e
intelectuales de las naciones.
Ella toma parte importante
en- los recibimientos a todas las
Ipersonas de prominencia que vi
sitan a Francia y uno de sus Ill
jtimos actos fue recibir y agasa-
jar a las madres americans que
visitaron las tumbas de sus hi
jos en- los campos de batalla de
Francia.
A muchas de estas les regal6
ipequenas urnas conteniendo tie
IRA de las sepulturas de sus hi
JOS.
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.bruieria las Intermediates de los
cerdos. Desnudo y hacienda ges-
'tos raros y entonando canticos
misteriosos, corri6 81 una vez
hacia ell cementerio local ponien-
dose a danzar alrededor de las
Itumbas de las personals reciente-
mente sepultadas.
Los campesinos cue tenian
Icerdos enfermos lie pagaban por
trealizar este misterioso SER
vicio.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

En- el baIquete que la Asocia-
ci6n de Abogados del condado
celebrara ell sabado por la noche,
en- ell hotel Pasaje, pronunciara
ell mas importante discurso ell Sc
nador democratico del estado de
Illinois, ]. Ham Lewis.
FL tema del discurso de Lew
is sera dado a conocer dentro de
unO o dos dias.
La invitaci6n Sc lie hizo al Sc.
nador por un comite que presi.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15
ROYAL KNIGHTS OF AME-
RIGA

De orden de nuestro monarch
otto a todos los hermanos para
la tenida general que habra de
celebrarse ell pr6ximo microbes,
a las S p. m. en- ell local de los
Aguila de Orc, Gale Is y Ga. ave.
Fraternalmente,
r. CosiO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-03-15

La creencia medieval en- la
brujerfa todavfa persiste en-
Checoeslovaquia. Aunque la sec
ci6n oeste de esta Repdblica es
La de un pals tipico de la Euro
pa Central, con muchos puntos
de parecido con Alemania, la
otra parte posee marcadas carac
teristicas del este de Europa, a
menudo pintorescas y algunas
wees primitivas.
De Rutenia que es la provin-
cia mas distinta de Praga, Sc da
cuenta de dos casos que revelan
Guam profundamente la supers-
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de Martin Caraballo.

Figuran en- Ia Iista de invita-
dos de honor al banquete, ell 60
bernador Carlton, los senadores
Trommell y Fletcher; los repre-.
sentantes Drane, Sra. Ruth
Bryan, Yon, Green; ell abogadu
del estado, Cary Lee Lands; los
jueces de la Corte Supreme y los
tres jueces federales del distrito
sur de Florida.
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"A DAY
By BRUCE CATION

HAVINCs written a really fine
Il Il biography OF Noguchi. Gustav
Eckstein now brings out Lives" an
odd but entertaining book which in
cludes the biographies OF two white
cats, three turtles, eleven canaries.
unnumbered cats. a decrepit poll
parrot and an eccentric Portuguese
gardener.
It's a queer book-but, as I say,
interesting.
All of these creatures. except the
gardener, seem, at one time or an
other, to have occupied quarters in
the authors office or home; and the
most devout lover of pets hardly can
have lavished greater affection on
his charges than DR.. Eckstein be-
slowed on these.
When three turtles, alternating in
his clothes closet, give up the
ghost, DR.. Eckstein gives his senti-
ment free rein. When a pet rat goes
west he becomes almost fearful.
Dickens at the deathbed Of Lit
tie Nell was hardly more touching
than Noguchi'S biographer at the
final couch Of a favorite cat.
And yet, somehow, he makes you
like it. He transmits his own mood
to you, and you don't see anything
family ridiculous about it until
afterward-and even then you don't
really mean 1t.
Lives" in other words, makes
good reading. It is published by
Harper and retails for $3.50.
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~Dsz ~ HEl ffsucs ISc.

1 She hadn't, Waring noticed, touched
any Of the various tempting dishes
which had been set before her and
whisked away.
Instead she devoted herself TO her
cigaret, and expelled the smoke in
clouds. All about her at other little
tables fiower-faced girls were doing
the same.
They're a decadent lot" waring
said to himself. He scarcely rel
isfed the role Of mature philosopher
this evening.
Let's dance, shall ve?" he said
abruptly. AS Denise slipped into
his arms, he murmured, What did
you say the girls name was in this
comedy-drama7"
4 didn't say" Denise replied
You're funny one. Old Papa
Sherlock"
Waring frightened his arms around
her. using that seductive tone he
had found so successful. Tell Papa
Sherlock" he coaxed.
Il love the way you dance" said
Denise. Not that II matters, but
since you're so inquisitive I don't
mind telling you. Her name in su-
san Carey"
TTAVING learned what he wanted
Il l. to know, waring exerted him
self to please. Underneath his blase
exterior there was a current Of ex-
element.
He liked meddling in others af-
lairs. 1t was one of the diversions
he permitted himself. Remember
ing the expression on Susan's face
that day he had sucken TO her Of
young Dunbar, Waring felt the
thrill Of the discoyerer.
He made no plans. His mental
processes we're essentially simple.
He began by employing methods
which had succeeded with chorus
girls, shop assistants, and ladies Of
the great world.
What makes you so beautiful"
he began.
Denise laughed. recognizing this
form Of attack and enjoying it, I
love that" she said. You've been
staring at me all evening and you've
just come to-"
The man steered her toward a
corner. Look" he said, "this place
Is pretty dull. How about barging
on to Tony's out near Waukegsn?
Or We could slip into town and see
what's doing
AN right. I'll meet you down
stairs" Denise's eyes sparkled with
excitement. She knew her chaper-
on was sitting in the dressing room
but she was equal to managing poor
Mrs. Fleury.
Waring felt no scruples about
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leaving the party without excusing
himself TO his hostess. No one
bothered about such things nova
days.
He waited for Denise at the foot
Of the staircase. an urbane, dis
MISUNDERSTANDING man in q COON
skin coat. It was one OF Warnings
whims TO dress ike an undergradu-
ate
Denise came fiuttering toward
him, her voluminous wrap Of white
fur clutched around her. She took
his arm.
You're not such a slow number, I"
she approved Il said when I saw
you, I like that mans looks. He
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Lifting Jane. the others obeyed. Up flight
Of stairs they followed the high priest. through
3 maze Of winding passages. and at last came
into the largest Of the inner courts close beside
the eastern altar From all directions now
came The sound Of hurrying footsteps as the
five gong strokes summoned the faithful to the
defense OF their high priest. Presently the
Hf-dons who had accompanied Tarzan found
vastly Superior forca They feil back the waT
lhew hnd eoms.
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extraordinarily effective in an ex-
otto way, the man reflected. Like
q Michael Arlen heroine. with that
dead white skin and scarlet mouth
He knew the answer to that one
and promptly supplied 1t. You, OF
course"
A waiter filed Their. glasses with
pale, sparkling. golden liquid The
girl drained hers thirstily.
TOR a moment Waring was con-
IL scious Of engalhng boredom
Why had he come? Surely IL there
vas anything melancholy in the
world Il was a New Years eve party
He supposed one had to do some
thing. but these youngsters made
him feel like Methuselah.
I know your boy" he said alb
ruptly. That's young Dunbar
isn't it?"
She nodded. Good number Bob
by is most Of the time-when he's
not in a state"
Waring wasn't interested, but he
threw the conversation ball again.
What puts him in a state2"
"Oh. nothing-anything. He's
temperamental. I'm going to marry
him one OF these days, so he'd bet
ter snap out Of It,"
Something clicked in Warnings
mind. You're going to-oh. see
didn't remember hearing It."
1T hasn't been announced" Den
Use said. Its just one Of those
things"
You don't seem too enthusiast
tic" the man said.
Denises glass had been filed
again. She slipped at it before she
replied Well, I am and I'm not.
It's like this. Bobby's always been
my property and 1 get steamed up
II he plays around with any one
else"
Does he do much OF that?" War
ing was finding this crude child
amusing now. Furthermore, there
was something he wanted to find
out.
Don't be that way" Denise ad-
monished him. "Of course he does.
but never worried about it until
few months ago"
What happened them"
He got the most insane ideal He
began to rave about girl he'd met
at some frightful business school. I
fixed that"
Warnings tone became softly ad-
miring. Clever child"
1t was a plot really" laughed
Denise excitedly. 1T was lots Of
fun. I had this girl and her gang
come out for a weekend and
showed her up. 1t was simple"
Did she eat with her knife?"
nENISE pouted. Now you're
- making fun of me-"
"On my word Of honor I'm not.
I'm vastly entertained. How did you
show her up?"
"Oh, things happened" said
Denise vaguely. Il spiked 1t any
way"
Silky the man said. Aren't you
being the dog in the manger?"
Denise stared at him. Il don't
know what you mean. OF course I
ike Bobby and you have to marry
some time. We'd be a pair. He'd
let me go my way and-well. any
way it's virtually settled. His father
expects it and so does mine"
1T sounds prehistoric" Waring
commented. offering her a cigaret.
It's not. It's a perfectly good
arrangement" the girl said coolly.
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looks like a bit Of q rogue.'T
Waring handed her into the ear.
I'm iattered."
Let's 60 places and do things, ="
Denise cried. Lets have fun. You
haven't a snifter about you, old
timer, have your"
waring slid the car into gear be-
fore he replied
Better wait until We get TO
Tony's." he advised her. For an
instant he Selt surge Of distaste
for the whole affair.
Then he remembered SuSan's
stricken look and grew resolute.
Why shouldn't he NEEDLE II he
wanted to7 ITO Be Continuedl
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layed for six weeks acceptance Of the
governments amended answer in the
case.
The extreme anxiety displayed by
power company attorneys was taken
TO indicate the charges are sensa-
tional. They involve findings by the
federal trade commission concerning
alleged ''write-ups" or imitation Of
security values.
Huston Thompson. special govern
ment counsel first sent his answer
70 the federal court in Lynchburg
Va. last week. and at the same time
sent copies to the attorneys in
volved.
Before reporters arrived to ex-
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nrGN HrRE TO-DAY

SUSAN CAREY. pretty secretary IS IN
love Wfth BOB DUNBAR. Young million
ARE the met AZ business college. A. =
PARTY given bv DENISE ACKROfD. So
cfstv earl. Susan realizes Bob Is mr. for
krr -.
arofher admirer Of Susans ERNEST
FrATH. susans employer. happens
along and escorts The Eiri back TO the
ArEfnvda' house.
ms HEATH bitterly Jealous. later
fhrrafens 10 Sre susan FOR aneuafion
~ srectlous. JACK WARINO. Heath .
assistant. is able 70 prevent this By pro-
ducsnr an discriminating letter. Mrs
Heath goes - Reno instead. Susan tries
r. forget Bob.
nexf Office. con1deE 70 Susan that she
a heartbrokcn because SKY WEBB
fart married another. Susann cnum.
ROSE MILTON. plans % .giye up a
career for the man she loves. Bob
comes 70 the Office. but Heath interrupts
bis conversation with susan.
on Christmas eve ben calls 70 see
susan Angered because Heath has sent
her flowers. he forces unwilling kisses on
sOw co on WITH THE STORY
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NoW co on WIN mn STORY
CHAPTER THIRTY ONE

A pa psrt W" va" '"' ''''''"'
Jack Waring smiled down at the
heart-shaped face tilted up TO his.
4 am"
Denise narrowed her long eyes at
him. i thought you were. Laura
Gledding said they we're having a
very smooth man out for the New
Years shindig"
Waring continued to smile mock
ingly. And I'm the only one who
answers that description 1 sup
poser"
Denise shrugged. well. pretty
much. The rest are mostly infants
home from college for the holidays.
You couldn't really call them men"
Her disdainsul glance swept over
the bright room.
Not even that one?" Waring in
dicated with a lift Of one eyebrow
tall, fair-haired young man glow
ering in the stag line. He looks
fairly grown up"
"Oh. Bobby" Denise took the
trouble to throw a provocative
glance in the stern young mans
direction. "Of course, I wasn't
counting him. He's special"
Really? didn't know" The
music had stopped and the dancers
began 10 drift in the direction OF
supper Denise chung TO Warnings
arm, her costume Of pale green vel
vet swirling around her.
Laura had some really good
ideas for this party" she chartered.
Tables for two. Don't you think
that's meat7"
Splendid" the man agreed. Its
a good party. But won't your
young man mind II / carry you Off
like this?"
Denise said, never mind about
him. He's in a fearful temper any
how. I'll let him cool off"
They found a Ittl e table Just
under the balcony in the big hall.
The man noticed with idle interest
that his companions frock was by
far the most outrageously reveal
ing in the place.
In front the bodice was demurely
cut, but there was the merest rib
bon at the back. What he could
not know was that Denise's mother
q futile. nervous little woman, had
spent hours trying to argue the girl
out Of wearing it.
What we're young girls thinking
OF nowadays. he wondered idly.
They wore gowns which ten years
ago would have been dared only by
women OF the half world.
What are you thinking OFF" The
iong-lashed, provocative eyes Of the
gil opposite flashed at Wsring
challengingly. She really was
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Lu-don, the high priest saw dozen warriors
moving along the corridors toward him; but
they seemed confused as 10 which way 70 turn
He guessed rightly that deprived Of Tarzan's
leadership they were lost in the unknown
mazes Of the temple Stepping back before
they saw him. Lu-dcn pulled sharply at q
leather thong descending from the ceiling and
through the temple doomed i've deep tones Of
> metal gong. Then he turned to the two
priests -BxfnR thu woman and follow me