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S~entenciado "A so
Amos De Prision

Victor Cara. Dc 81 amos de edad,
residente de la vecina cludad de
San Benito. Texas, quien fue en-
cOntrado culpable 1e intentar una
aggression en- contra de- la SRA. Louis
Schmidt. residente De u misma
ciudad lh noche del dia Y de abrtl
del presente ano, fue sentenciado
por I'm iurado que conocio de ra
cauSa, an sufrir una condena de
~cincuenta amos en- IN Penitenciar1a
del Estado. el martes pOr ln tarde.
Ia sra Schmidt, an Las declara-
clones cue hizo ante la Curte, iden-
tfico positivamente AL acusado, ds-
ciendo que era Ell individuo que ira
t6 Gle nevar m cabo la Aggression.
EI teStimonio que fue presentadc
en I'm Curte, dio A cDnncer que jan
Sra. Schmidt ~ preparaba para O.
cogtarSe, encOntrandoge en In re-
c&mara Gle SILL Residential clAando @m
habfa presentado un fndivduo.
quien despueS Gle su1etarla, I'm hA-
hfa logrado sacar hasta d prado On
I'm Residential pero que degpues hahia
huido cnando eEnpe1o a ladrar G
perro. y cuando dieron de woes bE
vocinn6.
Cara fue aprehendido & dta .
guiente degpu6s de Lon pregunt1 Mr
erosion. cuando 81 dedicaba a cortaf
I'll zacate frente n una r~esldencla-
No se notified Si De apelarfA m
sentencia-
Jose LAmdn. residente de San
Benito, fue sentenciado m dos ADDS
en Ia nenftnnrtarfa. EuBpG1nidnB, WHIT
, 1935-09-25
HICIER0N UNA VISTA
A LA SARA, TEXAS
Especial para Fl HeraIdol

Especial para III HeraldOl
RAYMONDVILLE. Sept. 25.-Ur
grupo de prcminentes hombres ID
~negocios de esta ciudad. acompana-
dos de SIS esposaS. salieron a Dor
do de AUTOMOBILES de eSta ciudad q
La Sara donde sc reunieron cor
los RESIDENCES de aquella cfudad. ha-
biendose pronunciado algunos dis
cursos.
La Banda de la Escuela Superior
de eSta ciudad acompaho a los dele
gados a La Sara.
La vista que hicieron los reSiden-
ties de esta ciudad. a La Sara. es una
de varias que practicaran los resi-
denies de esta ciudad a las demas
del aCondado. declare Harry Cook,
secretario de Ia C&mara de Conner
clio de Raymondville.
, 1935-09-25
I~nvestiga I'm
Robo la Policia
De Matamoros

MATAMOROS. lamps. sept. Is
-Eusebio Garcia. Sc present6 en- Ia
Comandancia de Policfa de esta
ciudad manifestando que sc habia
uuedado dormido dentro de una
cantina de esta ciudad v que para
cuando habia despertado sc le ha-
bfa perdido una cartera que nevaba,
AdemAs, declare que aparte de ls
cartera, la cual ~contenia 27 d6lares
Sc lie hahia psxdido I'm beliz con
ropa.
Ia rolicia se encuentrn inpegti-
nando 81 asunta
, 1935-09-25
JOE LOUIS DEMOSTRO
QUE SERA CAMPEON
MUND|AL DE BOX
Ell Negro Castigo Terriblemente A Baer Y 10
Derribo Tres Wees, P~oniendolo Fuera De
Combate En- Ell Cuarto Round

que habia recibido en- ell tercer
round. Louis lie pogo varias veces
golpeS de izquierda a Ia cara Lue-
60 repitio dos al mention. I'm fuer-
te golpe de izquierda hizo cue Ell
ex-campeon, Sc doblaSe. Louis 10
castigo en- seguida con dos golpes
de izquierda y derecha al cuerpo.
Louis asesto un golpe de i3quierda
y otro de derecha a la cabeza de
Baer. Baer trio Ell primer golpe del
round. un ligero golpe de derecha.
Max retrocedio q otra eSquina del
cuadrilatero, Y Ell Referee Donovan
10 amonesto diciendole que no ttra-
Sc golpes con el dorso de Ia mano.
10 castigo Louis con fuerte golpe de
izquierda a la cabeza, y en- la boca-
Louis no hizo blanco con un dere-
chazo y entraron en- I'm clinch.
Otro golpe de derecha al salir del
clinch, hizo que Baer cayese en- la
Iona, de rodillaS. TOGO Ia Iona con
ambas manos v espero ALI, no pu-
diendose levantar, habiendole con-
tado los diez de reglamento en- esa
posicion, Ell Referee Donovan. Baer
perdio por nocaut, despues de dos
minutes y cincuenta Segundos de
haber empezado el cuarto round.
Sc Enfrentara Con Schmeling?
Joe Louis probablemente sc en-
frentar& con Max Schmeling, Ell mes
de JUNO del aho ~entrante, seg1n
declare Mike Jacobs, promoter de
box. FL que resulte vencedor, Sc
enfrentarA con ell Campe6n de Pc
SO Complete, James j. Braddock.
Parece ser que el negro de Detroit,
quien constitute Ia amenaze mvs
temible que Sc haya ~presentado al
Campeon Braddock, Sc quiere an
frentar con el campeon, antes de
pelear con otro individuo.
Louis ha logrado u nocauts en-
las ultimas Is peleas en- que ha
participate. y Baer fue la vigesima
primera victima de los terribles
puhos del boxeador negro.
Anoche a las siete, una bora antes
de enfrentarse con Baer. Sc case
con la Srita- Marva Trotter, de 10
amos de edad. de su misma raza.
Baer declare que va no regresa-
ria al IAng.
, 1935-09-25
DECLARE Ell
PRESIDENTE
| CARDENAS
Dice Que FL General
Gales Puede Venir
AL Pals Cuando Ash
Lo Desee

MEXICO. ID. w.. Sept 7S.- EI
Presidente de In Repnbica, sr. &C.
nearl LAzaro CArdenas. IN una de-
claracion que hizo hoy, dijo que I'll
GObierno no se opondrta al reRreSo
del General Piutarco Elias Gales 81
pals.
FL Presidente En- 81 declaration
diIo cue eran falsoS los rumoreS que
circulaban de que exiStian ccrnplots
para derrocar al Gobierno.
C&rdenas declare que ~numero-
SOS exiliadoS politicos Sc les habla
permitido regresar al pals, v que el
ex-Presidente Gales Quien no es un
exiliado politico. puede regreSar n
pals cuanGo Ell To- desee.
FL hechc de que el General Gales
hiciera INA declaration en- Los An
geles. California de que regresaria
al pals. cause mucha agitacion y
concentrates entire los partidos Ia
boristas, a1 como en- el bloque ma
yoritario de I'm CAmara. diciendo Toe
miembroS de dicho bloque que @.
'ex-hOmbre fuerte de Mexico" err
enemigO del plan de accion dc Co
bierno de Presidente CArdenas, pi-
diendo que no se le pernitiera vol
YER al pals.
Gales se RETRO del pals en- ell mes
de JUNO. despueS de que ell PreSi-
dente Cardenas " rehuso d aceptal
una suggestion que le hiEo ell Gene.
raj Gales de que cambiase el plar
de acci6n polftico v eccnomieo az
In In declaration cue hizo q
Presidents C4rdenas. di1o que lol
DEPARTMENTS del Gobierno habihr
recibido ordeneS en- las que ne leI
decia que ignorASen ~acuSaciones nt
"supuestos complots' cuando esal
acusaciones fuesen hechas por par
tidos politicos que estuviesen int
reSadOS".
Declare que muchas wees las
acuSaciOneC surgfan a CONSEQUENCE
Gle disputas personales entire los Il
deres, Y cue con las ordenes que
habia girado. esperaba que no We
daria lugar a "rumoraS alarmantes"
BESIDE hace cuatro dias que o.
Presidente CArdenas no sc presents
en Palacio, diciendoee que re en-
cuentra en- Eu residencia, a conse-
cuencias de un ataque Dc gripa.
, 1935-09-25
SOLUC|ONARAN FL
ASESINAT0 DE
R.. s. BENGS0N?
I'm Individuo Sc Encuentra Detenido Y Sc
Cree Que La Investigation Que Sc Esta
D~esarrollando Dara Buen Resultado

ria de la "Huasteca Petroleum Com
pany", en- las cercaniaS de ReynoSa.
FL cadaver de BengSon fue en-
contrado por dos empleados de Ia
compania, Quienes vinieron a bus
car al geologic despues de que no
Sc presento en- el lugar donde sc es-
taban hacienda las exploraciones.
Temsroso6 de que algo le hubiese
sucedido al Jefe del Campo, &c de-
dicaron a buScarlo, encontrandoSe
con ell cuerpo de BengSon. PreSen-
taba varias heridas de proyectl de
arma de fuego. y tenia algunas con-
tuSi0neS en- Ell cuerpo. Sc encontraba
ell cadaver al lado de I'm truck en-
ell que BengSon hizo ell viaje de
Matamoros al Campo donde Sc es-
taban llevando a cabo las explora-
clones petroleras.
Embellishments vinieron n esta
ciudad los empleados y dieron avn
so a las autoridades, habiendoSe
trasladado a. lugar de los hechoS
el entonceS Agente del Min1steric
Publico en- Matamoros. ST. Lcen-
ciado Jose Castro. v ell ex-Coman-
dante de la Policia, Sr. Albinc
Cara g. Ell cadaver fue traido q
MatamoroS. donde se lie practice la
autopsia de ley.
Las autoridadeS ordenaron In
deeencion de varios SoSpechoso6. Pc
70 parece que no Sc pudo compro-
bar NADIA en- contra de los deteni-
dos. teniendoSe por 10 tanto que
ponerlos en- nbertad.
Ahora parece que las autoridades
han logrado obtener mas pruebas,
" que esta ven ST lograran solucionar
el horipilante aSesinato del Crv-
logo Bengson-
A Bengson, lie sobreviven su viuda
" una hija, quienes reSidian en- In
vecina ciudad de Brownsville. Texas.
Ahora. las autoridades de eSta ciu-
dad. estAn hacienda las investiga-
clones &c nuevo con Ell fin de escla-
recer ell horrible asesinato.
, 1935-09-25
OCUPARAN
CURULES EN-
La CAMARA
Los S uplen De
Los D t a d o .
Q u G Desaforaron
Recientemente

MEXICO. ID. r.. Sept. 25.-AT-
Los SuplenteS de los II Diputados
qpe en- dias pasados fueron desafo-
radios por el Congress- Federal, Sc
ran llamados a ocupar las curules
vacantes de Ia CAmara, pero este
Sc harA hasta que hayan terminado
Ell balance politico social. revolucio-
nardo y economico que Sc esta lie
vando q cabo y que los conducira
a cumplir sus compromises ante Ell
PATS.
, 1935-09-25

MATAMOROS, lamps Sept. Is
I'm individuo. quien sc encontra-
ba detenido anteriormente por las
autoridades en- conexion con Ia IN
vestigacion que sc llevo a cabo por
Ia muerte del Geologic Ray S. Beng
son, uuien fue muerto en- una c
rretera en- las cercaniaS de Reynosa
fue reaprehendido con Ell fin de
llevar a cabo otra investigation
pues parece que las ~autoridades. y
un detective de la ciudad de Mexico,
han encontrado nuevoS indicioS y
motives del r" que sc cometio el
crtmen.
Bengson fue muerto aparente-
mente por golpes contusos v a ba-
lazos, en- una carretera que con-
duce de eSta ciudad a ReynoSa,
cuando llevaba consigo ochocientos
pesos cue era Ia "raya" de los ira
bajadores que sc encontraban en-
pleados en- los trabajos de expio-
raci6n que llevaba a cabo In COM
paeia Petrolera "T1tania", subSidia-
, 1935-09-25
Glasses Gratis
En- Ell Colegio
De Edinburg

EDINBURG, Texas, Sept. ID
ESta noche re inauguraran en vi
|ColeRio Junior" de esta ciudad una
serie de clases para los atletas.
Las classes consisten en- prppcrcio-
mar los conocfmiertos necasarios O
los estudiantes para cuando Ileguen
a recibir I'm Eolpe % eBc0r1aci6n. Be-
pan como atenderla eIIos mismos-
Las classes n que nos referimusl
SON nocturnaa. empezando a. las 7.30
Dc IN noche.
E pdhhco en- general qunda In
Ivitadob mendn ma1iR An i~naAznoeAdn'
, 1935-09-25
Bale Ranchero
En- Ell Salon
B. Juarez'

Hoy en- Ia noche n las ocho v
media tendra v~erificativ0 el Bale
Ranchero. que Ia orRanizado In
5ociedad "Eenit0 JuarezH. v III cuaI
se nevar6 "a cabo en- el salon de
dicha sociedad. que se encuentra
ubicado en- I'm Gale jefferson entire
las de 4 y 5.
XVII bale, sin duda que sp vera mug
concurrido, " muy animado.
Se nan circulado buen numero Dc
invitaciones.
, 1935-09-25
Ell Tempo

Brownsville and ey Vale: Estara
nublado esta noche y Ell jueves.
Probablemente caeran aguaceros
en- la region.
No habra mucho camhio en- Ia
temperature.
Soplaran vientos moderados del
sur en- Ia costa.
FL rio no cambiar& de nivel, pero
probahlemente aumente su caudnl
&c Rio Grande City para arriba.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
|ARMISTICE DAY
 OBSERVED HERE. BY CITY SCHOOLS
Children Jam Coliseum Theatre for Patriotic
 Tableau Program ,s

Impressive public ceremonies in the Coliseum Theatre this morning marked Juneaus observance of Arm ietice Day
 The High School Band led the way to the theatre at 9.30, where services were opened with an invocation by the Rev o. L. Kendall A color guard of the American Legion placed the American and Alaskan flags by the proscenium. while the entire sssemblage repeated the salute to the colors
 Singing of eI'he Star Spangled Banner was followed by stirring address on The War Prayer by Tom Stewart. Songs of the war days were sung preliminary to the presen- tation of War ys. Peace tableau by high school students.
 Ed Bewden, high school student, delivered an oratien on the causes of war, after which Miss Ruth Coffin led the assemblage in more songs of 1918 S,ea rs
 A minute silent period and a benediction led by the Rev, John A. Giasse concluded the cssetnonies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
FOUR DIE IN
 ACCIDENTS

SEATTLE, Nov. II. = Two men were killed outright and two others were fatally injured in weekend traffic accidents in the State of Washington.
 Albert Shumate, aged IT, of Olym- pia, was killed when an auto driven by Ed Bach, of Tumwater. over turned near Centralia
 Timothy Burbank, aged 50, of Spo- kane, was killed when struck by a wood truck.
 Albert Swedmen, aged 78, of Se- attle, died soon after struck by an auto.
 Egard Marsten, aged 25. of Enum- claw, injured in collision between truck and an auto, died in a hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
ESTER JACKSON IS
 HONORED, SHOWER

Miss Ester Jackson, bride-to-be of David Turner, was the charming recipient of a miscellaneous bridal shower, given in her honor by Mrs. Henry Messerschmidt and Mrs J. j.. Connors, Jr., at the Messerschmidt home on Friday evening. oa
 Lovely decorations and refresh ments furthered the enjoyment of the guests. Little Patsy Connors presented the many gifts to the hon. or guest. tss it3
 Those attending were: Misses Helgi Faulson, Marjorie Fox, Lucille Fox, Madeline Mckinley, Renee Morri- son, Ruth Illndell, Mae Fraser, Tula Jackson, Ester Jackson, Mesdames Rqsina Smith, Helen Erskine, Edith Bayard, Henry Messerschmidt, J J. Connors, Jr., Jeannette Gould, Thel- ma Lundsetter, Esther C>sroll, Kath- crime Shaw M N
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
FIRST SEVERE
 TAKU STRIKES JUNEAU AREA
Wind Reaches Velocity of \ 32 Miles an Hour
 Minimum Damage

A Taku windstorm which reachel a velocity Of 32 miles an hour Sunday morning blew in on Juneau Saturday night holding boats to the harbor and causing a few broken windows but no eported major damage.
 At l0:32 yesterday morning the wind velocity measured for one mile reached peak of 40 miles, accord ing to Howard J. Thompson, U. s. meteorologist.
 Northerly gales continued aloft today with 63 miles an hour record at 22A3o feet
 The lowest temperature over, the week -end was "A degrees above zero ,t 8 o'clock Sunday evening,
 The forecast is for continued clear weather,
 One of the large plate glass win dows of the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company was blown out dur ing the wind Across the town nu- merous small windows and also storm windows were smashed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
EOY SCOUT DINNER
 FINANCIAL SUCCESS

Boy Scout activities on Gastineaa Channel are away to a good finaE- cial start as a result of profits from the recent Father and Son banquet, Wellman Holbrook reveals.
 A profit of nearly S130 was real + d from the flair, for which to- tll of 230 tickets were sold. The rloney is the first to be put into
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
1886 PONTIAC IS
 ON DISPLAY HERE

The Connors Motor Company is staging an auto show of its own and displaying the first 1886 model to arrive in Juneau The display is the new Pontiac silver streak which was received on one of the last steamers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT A. M

Ketchkan 3o Sitka, clear 2s: Radoylle H. SYNOPSIS
 Kechikar reported being 2s40 inches while high Alaska This general precipitation from Dixon Er weather of Alaska
 interior and western portions Southeastern Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
ANDERSON IN JUNEAU

Ivor Anderson, official of the Stems Spokane Construction Com pany, arrived in Juneau aboard the Alaska. He has been in Seward supervising the building of the new road to Moose Pass.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
ATTENTION MAsoNs

There will be 3 Stated Communi- cation of Mt Juneau Lodge No. AT F. & A. M. at the Masonic Temple Monday evening at 7:30. All Masons urged to attend. By order of the Wo-shipful Master.
 J. w. LEVERS, q -adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
NOTICE LEGION

American Legion and Auxiliary members are requested to meet ~ the Dugout tonight at 7l5 to attend the show at the Capitol Theatre in a body. Visiting members welcome.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
GEES ON ALASKA

Charles w. Geis, Alaska Road Commission shovel operator in the Fairbanks district, is a passenger on the Alaska enroute to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
RAiASELL FREED ON
 CHARGE OF ROBBERY

! tase against Arch A. RamSell, [ ug Jas Island resident accu1ed Of theft, has been digmissed by the Commis -icnes's Court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
MILLER GOES SOUTH

H. w. Miller, shovel operator ioi the Gustavason mining interests d. Tofti, is a passenger aboard the Alaska enroute to Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

SPECIAL DELIVERY 10 DOUG LAS! Daily :at l0:OO am. and 2.3j pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE
 LIvERY-Phone 442. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
BACON RETURNS

Walter Bacon of the Channel Pu Line returned on the Northland froms a round trip to Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
ADAMS IN TOWN

P. H. Adams, Seattle Hardware Company representative, arrived on the Northland from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

Scout coffers. and will be used as ? general fund for the district com mittes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
CLIPPER AT SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, sNov.ll-The China Clipper, which arrived here Saturday from Miami, took oft for it's tenn porary base at Alameda. = 4sle s--- fs't4
 Daily Empire Want aus Pa.'! |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
NOTICE LEGION

American Legion and Auxiliary members are requested to meet at the Dugout tonight at 7:l5 to attend the show at the Capitol Theatre in a body Visiting members welcome.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

WANTED Widow lady wants work by the day or hour. Needs employ ment badly. Best references, Tele- phone 638.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

SPECIAL DELIVERY .o DOUG-
 LAS! Daily at 10:O0 am. and 2:30 pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE- LIyERY-Phone 442. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

ENTERS ST. ANN'S w. O. Irish is medical patient in St. Anns
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11
U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
tBy the U S. Weather Bureau,

and vicinity beginning at November F. tonight and Tuesday; moderate easterly winds se4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

Day Empire Want Ads Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-11-11

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If, in other words, you aimed tc
make money in ways which the Law
did not countenance, you were not
apt to get very far unless you saw
Welsh; and to see" him meant not
only to gaze upon his face and speak
soft words in his ear, but also to
cross his palm enthusiastically.
The money that reached him in
these ways went to various des-
tinations, but a good share of it
remained in his possession, so
that when he was at last, and
unexpectedly, gathered to his
fathers, he left quite an estate.
Furthermore, his domestic affairs
having got rather tangled during
two decades of gay living, this
estate was left in a badly jumbled
condition. So jumbled was it, in
fact, that the court had to appoint
officers to see just what was what
and who was to get it.
1t was for this reason that a GER
tain safety deposit box which he
had rented came to be opened under
circumstances quite different from
anything he would have desired.
He had put this and that into
the box, at one time and another,
with the notion that no one but
himself would ever see it; now, be-
cause a little blood vessel in his
brain had burst before he had time
to make the arrangements he had
planned to make, the box was
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN

TT was just one week after this
l. that Mr.. Knuckles Welsh dropped
dead.
Knuckles Welsh was technically
unknown to fame, but his acquaint-
ance was wide and varied. He
lacked visible means of support, but
he drove a 16-cylinder car and ate
and drank-frequently-of the best.
He drifted silently up and down
the back ways of Dover, and al
though nobody had ever proved
anything on him, which was his
proudest boast, it was nevertheless
common gossip that whenever an
exceptionally raw deal was pulled
off any where in the city Knuckles
Welsh would be found to have
drawn cards in it somewhere, if you
could only trace things far enough.
Rumor busy on many things, may
have Wronged him here and there,
although it is not very likely; but
at any rate, among the thlngS rumOr
said about him was that he was
Dover's unofficial chief of police.
He had never in his life held any
elective or appointive office-nor,
for that matter, had he ever done
any honest labor-but he held a
wide and mysterious influence
among persons, who did, and he
found it lucrative.
If, for instance, you planned to
open gambling establishment
somewhere in Dover, so that you
could run a quiet little game for
the benefit of those who were fond
of taking chances, the man for you
to see was Welsh.
If, back in prohibition days, you
had wanted to open a speakeasy, or
start in business with a line of il
legal beer, you talked to Welsh first.
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ITO Be Continued)
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The=G@BEN=zEEATHER g. :. s ::: :::: e.

not now" He relaxed, studying her
between half-closed lids. Sure
meant it" he repeated, finally. How
about it? Think it's a good idea?"
She looked out over the valley.
"I-dont know she confessed
helplessly.
Don't know? You acted like you
knew minute or two ago -
She felt her cheeks grow pink, and
she said, You mustnt-sweep me
off my feet that way. Sandy. I can't
I can't think when you do that.
can't tell how I feel"
He waited. Then he said, "Well?"
She turned to face him
Listen, Sandy" she said, please
don't make me answer you right
now. 1 can't" She paused, and
then went on: I'm going home,
pretty soon. I don't mean back to
my apartment-I mean back to
Maplehurst, where my people live. B"
Where's Maplehurst?"
"Oh, it's about $50 miles south of
here. Just little place Sandy, let
me-let me think about it, while I'm
on my vacation. 1 can't answer you
now"
You spending your vacation in
Maplehurst?"
She nodded. Now it was Sandy's
turn to stare thoughtfully out over
the valley. His eyes narrowed, and
he pursed his lips as if to whistle.
Then he looked at her and said,
How about my dropping in, down
there, and paying you call? Okay?"
She nodded. I'D like to have you,
Sandy"