davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1894 VS. de luxe Tudor, owned and
driven carefully by one party; YOU won't
find scratch or bump anywhere and the
inside has that new-car appearance; S435.
Poha nka Service. 1I26 Goth st. NV. Phone
District DIAL
Evening star., 1935-11-02

CADILLAC 1929 VS. convertible sedan.
model BAL B. cuStom-built Fleetwood body.
Is wire wheels trunk: sold new for 50 700.
This car has been owned and driven by
prominent local business man, has had the
best OF care and is truly a bargain at this
price-S295. Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth
ST n " Phone District OIL
Evening star., 1935-11-02

ESSEX 1871 coach; finished in light green.
tres motor and general condition above
the average. Formerly Slg9, now Sl6a.
Lee Butler, 1873 Conn. ave. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1855 de luxe Tudor sedan: used
very little; must see TO appreciate: for
immediate sale. S4S9. Phone North
47Hi-J eve
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1890 Fordor town sedan; paint,
This car has had excellent treatment A
reasonable down payment and small
monthly payments will take it. See Mr.
Rawlings. Capitol Motors Lot. 14th and
until @ m
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1888 roadster: its beautiful black
hniSh and tires have that showroom ap-
pearance: NOL-ANALYZED motor. Only
So down, s5.27 weekly. Nolan iii
18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1929 roadster Cordova finish. good
tires. seat covers perfect motor. Grab II
for s. down, Sl.47 weekly. Nolan. I'LL
| 18th st NV
Evening star., 1935-11-02

PONTIAC 1892 de luxe sedan. A beautiful
runs end looks like new See this real
bargain for only S,295; easy terms Capitol
Motors Co.. 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc. Phone Lin
coin 0.S03 Open until o m
Evening star., 1935-11-02

DODGE 1885 demonstrators, Sedans and
coupcS. selection Of colors; substantial
savings, neW-car guarantee and terms
Leo Rocca. Inc. direct factory Dodge- Ply
mouth dealers N. Y. ave. ne. Phone
National 1870. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1935-11-02

DODGES-193l de luxe sedan: in wonder
ful condition. q wheels and trunk rack,
SO DOWN. also 1888 de luxe sedan 50
down; 1894 oe luxe sedan. S95 down: 1875
de luxe sedan, radio equipped. only 5000
actual miles. S110. JACK PRY, INC. 1924
Evening star., 1935-11-02

PONTIAC 1874 sport coupe. S595-Eauip-
ped with factory built-in radio; is perfect
mechanically. all good tires; paint like
new. Superior Motors. 1920 14th st. nW
Phone Decatur 1900
Evening star., 1935-11-02

DODGE 1895 de luxe 2-door sedan special
accessory group; Just like brand-new In
every detail: very low mileage New-car
finance terms at low cost; fully guaranteed.
A real bargain at S645. Simmons Motors
Inc. l3.iH I'm DnratlIr Il L.
Evening star., 1935-11-02

coin. .O3O3. Open until 8 pm.
ROCKNE 1882 coupe: blue with red Wheels
rumble seat fine motor and excellent tires
Formerly S329, now S219. Lee D. Butler,
113S Conn. ave. Phone District Ol1O.
paint m IN % lob. "a. smoothsrunnine Sn motor Tor and and
good tires. Only SS7 down, 1927 weekly.
Nolan. III 18th st. NV
STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander sedan;
new paint. 6-wire-wheel equipment. trunk,
excellent rubber. spotlesS interior; S449.
Lee D. Butler. 113S Conn. ave. NV. Phone
triC "a
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor sedan. black
body. cream wheels: radio equipped. On
easy terms. Walsh Motors. 5000 Ga. ave
FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor; builtin trunk;
used ! 100 miles: cannot be told from new:
S649. Also Ford Tudor, color gun-metal
gray: has built-in radio: price. S54g. War
man ave NV. Phone Adams 5000.
FORD VS. sedan hy nriyate owner: leaving
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1898 roadster; new black finish with
cream wheels; NOL-AN-ALYZED through-
out Take it for 81 down and S5.2s
weekly. Nolan Used Car Stadium. 18th
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1884 Tudor sedan paint upholstery
and motor perfect. This car was owned by
a clergyman and has had the best of treat
ment See and drive 1t. Your, car in trade;
Terms 70 sult; see Mr RaWihss C5PdIoi 5Pn
L cnlrn nr,o
Evening star., 1935-11-02

PONTIAC 1894 de luxe sport coupe; black;
clean, as new; will consider any offer: must
be sold "a 10 Conn
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1892 TUDOR. One OF the popular
4-cyl. models. See this fine. economical
little car for only S239: easy terms. Capt.
tol Motors Inc. 215 Pa. ave se. Phone
Lincoln O303. Open until pm
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORD 1881 de luxe roadster: equipped
with Philco radio: in very good condition
throughout. Only S169: name your own
terms. Capitol Motors. Inc. Lot 1922 Pa.
ave. Sc. Line. 0303 Open until p m.
Evening star., 1935-11-02
PARTS-PARTS

AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto aucti
day, 10 a m Usually a good assortme
Evening star., 1935-11-02

FORDS-1932 5-pass coupe. 1881 sport
coupe. 1881 de luxe sport roadster. 1881
Simmons Motors. Inc, 1888 14th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 5l13
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
COMISION DEL CONDA-
30 o CMPRAR Is
MIL PESOS EN- BONOS

La comisi6n de gobierno del
condado ,aceptando una re.
comendaci6n del abogado con-
sultor Sutton, acordo aver com
prar $4,000 en- bonos, ofreci-
dos por un ciudadano, a raZon
de 80 centavos por cada peso.
Permite la transaction al con-
dado economiZar un 1919 a.
demas ell interes acumulado y
los gastos que un pleito pudie-
"a ocasionarle, porque tienen
la fecha de amortization de
1888. mo tenemos defensa
contra la exigencia de page.
dijo Sutton.
]. N. Huskisson, director de
la agencia local de Empleos,
expuso que necesita I'm local
mayor y present6 una PROPOSE
ci6n del dueno de la Arcadia
de la Gale de Cass ofreciendo-
lie toda ell ala este del segundo
piso por un alquiler de $1,000.
Resolvi6 la comisi6n estudiar
la oferta.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
LANsBURH DUO NE ES
TADOS UNIDOS Nd&E Pr
ORA MANTENER Fun
DE LA GUERRA 81

L9ndres, Agosto 24.-HaA
do aver en- la Camara de los
munes, George L~ansbury, ell
der laborista, mantuvo que M
Estados Unidos no podran man
tenerse apartados de la pr6xi-
ma guerra.
America, dijo, debe colocarse
junto a nosotros en- la crisis
italoetiope. 70 no creo que ma
die puede ~lpermanacer neutral
en- una guerra de grandes di-
mensiones. Estados Unidos Sc
arruinara manteniendose neu-
trail. ST hay otro guerra la civil
liZaci6n sera aplastada. No creo
sera possible rehabilitar a los
pueblOS nj aun como Sc hizo des
pues de la Ultima guerra.
Yo quiero que Estados Uni
dos e I~nglaterra obtengan la
1nica seduction de este grave pro
blema.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
La fiesta del r. H. Y.

La fiesta del Il. II. Y.
/ Muy animada la fiesta de es-
te simpatico club, celebrada
aver en- sus amplios salones de
la Gale 10 y IL avenida.
Levaba ell nombre de Farm
Dance. En- realidad parecia
una granja. Guirnaldas pen
dian del techo; monturas de
'caballos por las paroles, y, por
ultimo, la orquesta rodeada por
pacas de heno. TODD muy ORR
ginal y de acuerdo con el NOM
bre de la fiesta.
Las muchachas y j6venes yes
tian tipicos trajes de campesi-
nos.
Ali nos atendi6 cortesmente
ell Ig~residente del club Aracelio
Gonzalez, y ell miembro Jorge
Gutierrez.
Ali estaban Mary Ann Leto,
Katherine Navarro, Mario Ga
Undo, Tony Espinosa, Alicia Pa
niello, Geraldine Villademoros,
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
MATO A UN FAQUIR QUE
LIE ENGANO

Madrid, agosto 24.-En 81
barrio indigena de Casablanca,
Marruecos, un j6ven moro, per
didamente enamorado de una
muchacha de SD raza, consult6 a
un faquir sobre como pudiera
.hacerse amar de ella.
Ell faquir lie dijo que TODD sal
dria a gusto del enamorado v lie
entreg6 un papel en- ell que ha-
,bla escrito unas frases que de-
bian producer ell milagro. Este
papel debia ser colocado ante
una muneca, que en- este case
Representative a la armada, ro-
deada de velas. Cumpli6 ell mo-
no las instrucciones; pero la
muchacha ,parecia cada vez mas
alejada de sus pretensiones.
Al fin, viendo que ell milagro
no llegaba y creyendose enga-
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
FL bale del C5rcMlO

La Seccion de Beneficencia
del Circulo Cubano celebrara un
bale esta noche, en- TODD ell edi-
ficio de la "casita criolla".
Como va hemos publicado,
las orquestas de Don Francis
co" y rex MacDonald' toca-
ran las pleas americans, y ell
conjunto "Santirzo" los baila :
bles cubanos y eapanoles, en- la
sala cantina.
Ell cuadro que actua en- el tea
tro dara una function de media
noche con Ell gracioso jUguete
c6mico LA Casa de los LOcos'.
Cientos de muchachas y j6-
venes sc daran cita en- la her
mosa casa " ALI pasaran no.
ras deliciosas.
Aumenta ell numero de pape-
letas vendidas para ell regalo
del autom6vil Chevrolet. Ell pre-
clio de las papeletas es de dos
por Is cts.
Una fiesta a la que debe pres
tarse cooperation, por cuanto
resultaran beneficiados los so
clos necesitados.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
DESEAN Ell A Y LA
CAMARA DE COMERCIO
MAS AMPLIOS CANALES
PARA LOS BARCOS

Ell alcalde ChanSy y la Ca,
mara de Concrete mandaron a
yer un telegrama al sehador
Fletcher, pidi6ndole Sc den los
lpa:os ~preliminares cara ell en-
sanche de los canales dee Spark
man e Ybor, en- la bahia, y una
darsena de vuelta al final del
canal de Garrison, en- la boca
del rio Hillsborough.
Al comite executive de la Ca
mara present6 ell mensaje ell
Sr. H. c. Culbreath, p~residente
del Comite para ell desarr0iio
del puerto.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
ESTA NOCHE TE2MINARA
SUS ACTIVIDADES Ell
CONGRESO

Washington, Agosto 24.-El
cansado Congreso terminara
sus actividades esta noche, en-
pezando su descanso hasta la We
nidera legislature. Las comisio-
mes mixtas estan solucionando
diferencias y las leyes seran
mandadas a la Casa Blanca tan
Sc aprueben. Creese que a
bora seran a~probadas la
ley Guffey, de estabilizaci6n del
carbon; la Frazier-Lemke, de
moratoria hipoteearia; la de
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
UN VAPOR AMERICANA
DETENIDO POR LOS JA-
PONESES

Toxic, Agosto 24.-Las auto
ridades japonesas han detenido
a I'm vapor americana y en- su in
terror buscan a dos .j6venes a.
mericanos qUe dicen tomaron
fotografias de lugares fortifi :
cados. Ell vspor es ell Golden
Mountain, procedente de San
Francisco.
Son los nombres de los ameri
canos, segdn la policia, Phillips
Mas, un graduado de la Univer
sidad de Stanford, y William
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
LOS KIWANIS Sc OPONEN
AL CANAL

Miami, Agosto 24.-Sin un
voto en- contra ell Club Kiwanis
de Miami acord6 oponerse a la
construction del canal que divi-
.dira a la Florida en- dos porcio
nes. La protesta Sc hara direc-
tamente al Secretario del Inte-
rior, Mr.. Ickes, luego de ha5er-
Sc dicho que la delegation de
Florida en- Washington habia
sido "amordazada' por la situa-
ci6n politica y 9tros factoraMa
Charles D. Leffler, exal
Miami, declare que la ! HSc-
ci6n del canal seria un desastre
para las dos terceras partes del
Estado.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
Piniella, I'M. vaS
Jr.; Maria Rodriguez, johnny

Jr,; Maria Rodriguez, Johnny
Pelaez, Gus Pelaez, Alberto
Quintero, Gloria Diaz, Jimmie
Ficarrotta, j. A. Mandese, Ju-
lilo de los Reyes, Jorge Cutie
rrez, Sam Ferrara, Jimmie Lilo
rente, Phillip Locicero, LOrin
Ricano, Fhkip ,Barletta, Nick
Castellano, Mike LaBarbera,
Luis Guerra, Charles Rodri-
guez, Alicia Fernandez, Aida
Alvarez, Marcelino Gutierrez,
edcosos Raymond Lopez, Lila
F~icarrotta, ~Gracia Alvarez, F.
.Cabeza, Jean Y Ann Navarro,
IReinaldo Perez, Adeifa Bazaar
te, Lidia Ficarrotta, Sam Fer
lita'> Nick Napoles, esposos To-
mas Rodriguez; Mario Herman
dez, Margarita Alvarez, Rich
ard Lombardia, Rosalia Ramos,
Tillie Alvarez, Joe Hernandez,
Roberto Garcia Mile Leto, Isa-
bel Gullo, Lena Gullo, Ligia
Gonzalez, Phillip Pullara, Adel-
ia Jordan, Margarita Rivero y
esposos Mario Rodriguez.
Una noche de triunfo para
ell r. H. Y. Social Club.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
LjnedS de grdtitud

ILtILCuO ut DIuCttUu
Los padres de la desventu-
rada y preciosa nina Leonora
Fernandez, Sres. Otilia y Jose
Fernandez, y sus abuelos pa
ternos, Jose y Rosa Fernandez,
y los maternos, Elena y Crispu-
10 Vale, agradecen a sus ami
gos las expresiones de simpa-
tia que en- los ultimos dias les
han dsdicado c~arinosamente.
Ellos han pasado por ell do
Tor de haber perdido a su que
.rida hijita y Meta.
Ojala que nuestras palabras
sirvan de consuelo a los des =
consolados padres.
iR0guemos por ell alma del
angel que vol6 al cielo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
PLEITOS Y

Henry Grady Kicqliter con-
ira Milton J. Tomkins y la es-
posa de este; Marie Barnes
contra S. Benton Barnes; Te-
resa Arenas contra Angel Are
mas, decreto.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
Regresaron los
eSpOSOS Joe Req

RegTeSdTOn los
espoSos Joe Rey
Ell distinguido matrimonio
Joe Rey, ~residente de la Gale
Main>en West Tampa, regres6
aver de la Habana, en- compa-
MIA de su hija. %
La esposa del Sr. Rey pas6
una tempc:Sda en- la ciudad de
Santi Spiritus, en- la provincial
de Santa Clara, Cuba.
Cuando ell Sr. Rey Sc unio a
ella, en- Santa Clara, siguieron
viaje a Santiago de Cuba, ciu-
dad que visitaron.
Damos la mas cordial bienve-
nida a los muy apreciados ami
Cos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
En- Oak Springs

Celebrara su fiesta domini-
cal manana, las muchachas del
FAthletic Social Club.
Ell programa constara de
competencias acuaticas y otros
entretenimientos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
O~bsequio de dulceS

Durante las funciones dur
mas, de una a seis de la tarde,
en- ell teatro Ritz, seran obse-
quiados con dulces los ninos me
nores de II amos.
Este obsequio empez6 a ha-
cerse aver y durara hasta hoy.
Estan de placemes los infan-
ties.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
De UdcdciOneS

De VdcdciOnes
Hacia Jacksonville sali6 en-
viaje de vacaciones, la graciosa
Srta. lula LAWN, Presidenta de
la Secci6n de Damas del Circu-
10 Cubano.
Una temporada muy diverti-
da deseamos a la simpatica Tu-
|lita.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
Rec0rdaHd0

A los propietarios de auto :
movies, que 81 desean hacer
una complete reparaci6n del
motor, asi como a la parte de
electricidad, techos y pintura,
no dejen de visitar la casa
Subway Williams, Inc" de las
GALES Ashley y Twiggs. A pla
EOS c6modos y al minimo pre-
clio de 81 a la semana.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
De regreSO

lie regreSO
Retornaron en- ell dia de hoy
despues de vacaciones de una
semana en- ell Brown Cottage"
de Clearwater, los n@chachos
del "Heateiria Social Club"
Acortaron la temporada, por
haber acordado asistir todos
al bale de la Secci6n de Bene-
ficencia del Circulo Cubano.
Tn gesto loable de estos j6-
venes, que desean cooperar al
eXito de esa fiesta.
Bienvenidos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

iiado pol "bruio", fu& a verio
lie hizd7 Srias preguntas. Co.
las col kaciones no lie gus
'taron, lie fetio con un Gu
chillo, infiriey lole dos heridas,
una en- ell cue Nv otra en- ell CO.
raz6n, que leV Aesionaron la
muerte. DespueA terminal Sc
confundi6 con la <itud, desa
pareciendo. A
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
SOCIAL& e

RecorA $ que manana no
habra func%en ell teatro del
Circulo CubanA Los dias de la
semana Sc han Apleado en- en-
sayar ell programa para la fun
cion de medianoche.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
Un Republican,

WASHINGTON, Agosto "a
Sin d@bate ell Senado confirmo
anodhe los nombramientos del
presidente Roosevelt para la co
mission que ha de poner en- vigor
la ley de seguridad social.
Los miembros aprobadcs son:
G. Winant, de New Hamp
SHE, hasta 1941; Arthur J. Alt
Eyer, de Wisconsin, hasta 1899
La gaceta., 1935-08-24
Nombrada la Comision para Poner
en- Movimiento la Seguril

y N. n~ss Arhan-
", fssta 9371inant, exS$
.bernador del Estado deRew
Hampshire, Sc encuent%n Eu
ropa y no reeresara Aasta sep
tiembre IL. En- su auseG9 los
otros dos miembr0d eiaraG
las leyes para lr que
Estados son elegibles r. benz
ficios, bajo la ley fedEal.
La gaceta., 1935-08-24

West, y Commercial BostoniS
Ele Houston y New Orleansf
! Sc hicieron a la mar ed
"a Ihoras los val
pmercial BCstonian, Cub
Aryn.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
PERSONAL.

MRS. WATERS HAS SPACE FOR 3 CoU-
pies or 3 ladies aud 2 gentlemen on her
conducted tour. sailing TO Europe, June 20.
Choice of or countries. Rates reason
able. Waters Ideal Tours. 1877 81. NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

52l R1TTENHOUSE ST. NW.-Lsrge front
room convenient bath. suitable couple; res-
Snfln LIZ. hrrakfnsL IL desired GeorRiA s4Se
Evening star., 1935-06-17

MRS. WATERS HAS SPACE FOR CoU-
pies or 3 ladies aud 2 gentlemen on her
SSoss sS Rsss
able. waters Ideal Tours. 1877 81. NV.
National s.24.
WHEN DEATH sTKlKEs A FAMILY,
accept inferior funeral services due to In
ability TO pay hiEh price. The Greater
W. w. Ohhmbsrs Co. offers : complete
Worlds fnsst waterproof. airtiEht guar
anteed steel burial vault may be bad from
Chambers ,Sn & for Ss5 Gssr y sass Of death tb ea
write cur address We will seud YOU q
WILL PERSON WHO WITNESSED Accl-
dent to man between l4th aud 18Th on
Eye AZ NV about 80 pm, June ~,
please communicate with Joseph D. bnl-
man, Woodward sius DhStrIet OoSV.
RECEPT1oNIST' APPOINTMENT CLERK
YouaE lady over 25 with GOOD education
refinement aud pleasing personality. Must
be seenst9msd TO s5kip5 ssi.S Snsas f me mss-
keeping. Apply ~ pers0u between $50
sud 1890 am. ROBERT OF PARIS. lNCS
1914 Conn. ave.
GOOD HOME SUMMER AND WINTER
with no children IN return for services as
cAretaker Ia modern hOme VII salt waller
Address Box yts-h. Star once,
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILDHEN ON
der years as Or retereaee' special diet
REFINED CHILDREN BOARDED NORTH
east suburbs references required; TeaSon-
able Phone Greenwood "51l-W.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method results effective for = lie
lime or money back. Write for booklet:
no druES or surgery DR. SOMMEh-
WERCk 1865 Columbia I'd Adams o"ss
BABIEs-AsK YOUR PHYSICIAN ABOUT
EsIlu Dairy Milk from tested Swiss coats;
soft curu alkaline reaetine. delivered daily
by PEOPLES DRUG STORES
ia Conn. Ave. ?O63 r. l. Ave NE.
96lo Conn Ave. nth and E. Cap.
Chevy Chase 6U4 Slh ~. NV.
VITA HEALTH FOOD co.
Evening star., 1935-06-17

eyes, shutting out the picture as the
child fell, hitting the roadway. When
She looked back the truck had run up
onto the walk.
The driver, white and sick-looking.
was climbing out. A crowd had gath
cred, as crowds DO In London, spring.
ing from nowhere: q knot Of shocked
and curious loafers, messenger boy,
a woman who was crying and trying
to push her way through. Guy was
out OF the car, running across the
road, and Alison, scrambling out, fol-
lowed.
Truck Knocked down kid" said
q gressy-looking man, Importantly.
Guy pushed him aside.
"All right, I'm doctor" He dropped
on his knees beside the fallen child
and the crowd, pressing round, shut
him OF from Alison.
Some minutes later, when the am
bulance had carried away the child,
bruised and cut, but not seriously the
worse, Guy brushed down his muddied
trouser knees and looked round for
Alison.
She was gone.
A doctorl
Then he had been lying-lying
when he told her that he was an
architect, down there to look at the
Croft house"
That was Alison's first numbed
thought as she stood in the road
on the outskirts OF the thickening
crowd which surrounded Guy and
the child.
A pack OF lies. but why should he
lie-unleSs the story which Daphne
told was true?
Il won't believe it! I don't believe
that he's the same man, anyway"
she thought fiercely. There must
be some other reaSon-perhapS It's
just that he's had training in first
aid or something"
A bell rang Shrilly behind her and
she was swept aside by the crowd
on the pavement as the ambulance
drove up and two men in the white
and blue of st. Johns Sprang out.
For an instant, as the crowd parted
into q narrow lane, she caught a
glimpse Of Guy, on his knees, the
little girl, with closed eyes and white
face, resting in the crook Of his left
arm then the solid wall of bodies
closed back and she was moved again
by a policeman who was trying To
keep the road clear.
The two men from the ambulance
came out, carrying the child on a
stretcher; Guy was just behind them
with another policeman who was
taking notes, while beside him the
driver of the lorry. white and shaky,
kept repeating, This gentleman saw
me-twasn't my fault" in an agi-
tated and monotonous squeak.
AlisOn's sudden fight ID explained,
Evening star., 1935-06-17

dinner tonight, Linda. Are you plan
ming anything else?"
Linda didn't reply, although q
strange light had come into her
eyes.
IAN right, Mr.. Wells" the floor
walker almost hissed. Wen see
about this!" He jerked around and
started stif1y down the aisle. But
Linda stopped him before he had
gone two steps.
"Oh, Mr.. Tremsine," she called.
"Yes?" he snapped.
Would you mind telling me the
telephone number Of your homer"
she inquired quietly, with a faint
smile. She reached for the small
cradle phone on a shelf, behind her
and held it poised before her pretty
face.
The fioorwalker moved impetu-
ously forward. He sucked in a noisy
breath.
"What-what do you want to know
that for?"
II thought I might phone your
wife" she murmured.
"My-my wife?" he suffered fear
fully.
Yes" She nodded calmly. "Your
wife. T thought I might tell her
how many times you've asked me
unSuccessfully-to 60 out with you
during the last month. Why" she
added sweetly, sit must have been a
dozen times, at least!"
ptill har
less. The floorwalker said nothing
He merely emitted queer strangling
noises and stared at Linda, google
eyed.
"Er-no-" he at last managed
"No-no, don't do thatl She-she
wouldn't understand"
But" Linda resumed in an even
tone, If nothing is reported to the
management concerning Mr.. Wells,
and if you will not behave in such
a ridiculous manner when he and ]
engage in little harmless converse =
ton. well, then 1 might not"
'Yes!" exhaled the distressed floor
walker. "Of course! Anything you
wish! But-don't phone my wife,
He watched her tensely, breathlessly
as she replaced the phone. He
emitted a long sigh. Then. turning,
he walked stifhy down the aisle.
Smiling joyfully, Linda looked up
at Tommy. who had been regarding
her with wide, worshipful, admiring
eyes.
"Of course, Tommy" she mur-
INJURED. "Id love to have dinner with
you tonight"
(Copyright. 1935.D
Tomorrow: Match Breaker" BY
Iverne Galloway, tells Of a romance
which was nearly wrecked by = mis-
understanding.
Evening star., 1935-06-17
ENEMYZX21;:aZKISS3t 3z:z tz:zE

eyes. Or Spanish" She agreed.
Every straight features, very mar
row head, little black mustache,
eyebrows that met level across his
nose?"
You know him?" Alison exclaimed.
"Yes. l think so. Go on" He
seemed nervous now, wrought up and
breathleSs.
There wasn't anything more. I
just went as quick as I could"
Did you speak about it to her?
Or to your father?"
Not in so many words. 1t seemed.
too, like"
Spying" he finished.
Alison nodded.
so she doesn't know at all that
you've got this on her?"
NO"
He was silent q minute, thinking
deeply, driving at a hands pace, then
putting down the brake, and she had
time TO look at him, thinking, 81 love
him even when he frowns like that" {"
He looked up suddenly and caught her
glance.
For an instant neither spoke, but
he caught in his breath sharply as
one does who marvels, and a dark
red flush spread slowly up his face.
Their eyes were on each other, say
ing amazing, wonderful things. Then
their hands met. They sat like that,
held by the miracle OF it.
"Alison-?"
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dropped hers and leaped back to the
wheel. They turned out and to the
left into Lower Regent street.
I'm sorry. I'd no right to do
that" He spoke In q very low and
husky tone, much moved.
Il don't see why not" said Alison.
II did, too"
All the same, I'd no right to-" he
insisted. II didn't mean to tell YOU.
l suppose you knew I felt like that
about you"
Il guessed" she admitted,
Il couldn't help 1t, could -" he
smiled at her rather whimsically. "I
fell in love with you the very first
minute, when you got so cross with
me-
"On all fours on the pantry fioor!"
Alison's laughter was full Of sheer
happiness.
"Yes! You looked so adorable. So
furious!"
81 was rabid with you'll"
on"
You deserved 1t"
For stopping you yelling?"
For pinching my nosel"
What else could I do? I'd got to
stop you somehow. I didn't want
them to hear and ask what I was
doing there" He stopped sud-
denly.
Alison looked up, surprised; they
were turning into Glasshouse street.
Them to hear?" she repeated, but
there was no one"
1t happened so suddenly that she
had no time to think. A grubby little
girl of about 4, darting from door
way almost beneath their wheels
the car swerving violently, missing
the child, crashing into q lamp post,
which bent, hitting the top. Scared,
the child jumped back. The or
wheel Of a truck coming up behind
them took the little thing and flung
it UP into the air.
"Ohl" Alison's hands went 10 her