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sALE-AuTOMoBIIEs.

AUTOMOBILES At Wesohier's auto auction
92S H NV, every Wednesday and 6atur.
day. 10 an. Usually Q good assortment.
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sAIE--AuroMoBILEs.

sIyDEBAKIR 1882 convertible sedan; ex-
ceilent top and tires; fne mechanical or
der, looks. Ike new automobile; $3.50;
money-back guarantee. Ask for car No.
pol Of Rocco Town" the big used car
ne. fhone Nationsi 7sas..' y. we
eona.an ssas e.y d se. 1897, 1885,
Phone Wisconsin 1927. 80
ural wood wheels; motor without haw;
interior immaculate; one of the cleanest
cars in the city; traded by prominent
attorney: II you want car like new. see
this one; only $50 down. balance easy.
sTuDEBAKER 1881 5-pass. sedan: you
mlst see shis Gar to appreciate Its real
unusual Value o at sa45; C 6. &. C. ie susran !.
tee. Capitol Cadillac CO. 1922 22nd st.
NV: Phone National 5000. Open eve
sTUpETPAKER 1881 President sedan;
best motors: nominal down payment, con-
yenient terms Nolan. iii 18th st. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1885 sedan driven only BY
company oficials; low mileage; S65 down
balance monthly North WASHINGTON Mo-
tor Co. 500 Georgia ave. NV, Shep. 3412.
TEKRAPLANE 1888 coach; black finish
unblemished. clean cloth interior, perfect
mechanical order. excellent tires all
for car. No a23 at Rocco Town" the
n. Y. ave. ne. Phone National 1925.
TERRAPLANE 1888 coach finest mechani-
cal condition, rubber excellent; your own
4s Maryland ave. Hyattsville. Md. Phone
Greenwood 2412.
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DODGE 1884 sedan; not to be told from
q brand-new car; low mileage. safety steel
CINE, other safety features; S645' money.
back guarantee. Ask for car No. a46 az
Rocco Town" the big used car display
phone National S3o3
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,1Io- OPtH eN6IIIIlBS.

PONTIAC 1880 sedan-A 1880 Pontiac is
ance riding comfort and economy OF oper-
alton: its lines are low. sweeping and
graceful, Dependable. and with four wheel
brakes that will stop on the proverbial
dime. this car for but q fraction Of its
original cost will deliver many more miles
OF delightful Transportation: Sl95. The
rev Motor Co, established 81 years, 1926
18th st. NV. Phone Decatur 1910.
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PONTIAC 1888 sedan; ORIGINAL fnish ex-
cellent. faultless straight s motor, clean
velour interior. very good tires all around
$3.50; money-b guarantee. Ask for car
No. SS4 at Rocco Town" the big used
car display OF Leo Rocca. Inc. N. Y.
Phone Nationai
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FORD 932 Tudor sedan. Attractively re-
finished in dark blue red trim and wheels.
excellent tires; S279. including 80 days
free service plus our Famous Blue Ribbon
and R. I. ave. ne. North 1880. Open
evenings
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PONTIAC 1888 2-door sedan-This beau
tiful s-cylinder Pontiac is in marvellous
reflects the thorough overhauling 1t has
Just received in our modern plant: one OF
one look at this splendid bargain will con-
vince you that this is the car for you.
Priced at only S445. The Trew Motor Co u,
established p years. 1926 l4th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 1910
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DODGE 1893 2-door sedan--This Is the
|cars to the lead in the low-priced field.
(Due to the room and safety Of the one
piece all-steel body. the safety Of the four
how center Of gravity the safety Of shock
proof steering the safety of non-skid air
pendability and conservative beauty. this
car was and still is probably. the most
desirable used car in the United States
Motor Co., established p years. 1925 l4th
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FORD 1882 business coupe-Here is
It is in splendid condition; S215: c. C. c;
guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd
st NV Phone National 5000. Open eve
Rings and Sunday
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finish, clean interior. factory reconditioned
motor, excellent tires; $50 down, SCI
our i Famous wl Blue Blu Ribbon Guarantee FRI
ANGLE Ford Dealers. No. . N Y. ave. NV.
National 3QRo Omen evenings
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FORD 1894 de luxe Tudor touring sedan:
built-in trunk. factory equipped radio and
lnal beautiful deep green finish on body.
tenders. and trunk. This is real good,
clean. healthy car and q wonderful buy
at S475; liberal terms. Simmons Motors
Inc. 1873 14th st NV. Decatur 5113.
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FORD 1888 coupe-It would be hard to
find any 1888 Ford looking as much like
new as this one: brand-new glistening
black paint, 2 hrand,new tires and the
and mechanically hardly used. Real Ford
economy with sparkling VS. performance
make this car ideal for the careful buyer.
See this car before you buy anything. auto
mobile or otherwise. Only $3.50. The Trew
Motor Co.. established 81 years. 1926 14th
nj Phone Decatur 1910.
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FORD 1884 VS. Tudor; on our showroom
floor; clean inside and out. Al rubber;
beat this buy at 1887; low down payment.
easy terms. trade. Nolan. III 18th st.
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FORD 1882 de luxe Tudor sedan; a real
terms only SIS down and small monthly
payments: no indorsers necessary. Sim
mons Motors. Inc. 1888 14th st. NV.
Phone Decatur 6113
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eray finish. good rubber smooth motor.
ROnly S. down. S13.37 per month. Nolan.
NIL 18th st NV
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FORD 1881 roadster, gunmetal with cream
wheels. Mallory ignition. new top, new
1887 month. Nolan's Used Car Stadium.
Il Sth and M SITS.
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PONT1AC 1895 black sport coupe. cyl:
Pontiac 1874 black sport coupe, s cyl.
PONTIAC 1888 black coach with trunk,
34l9 Conn. ave. Cleveland 3S3S
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FORD latest 1929 sport roadster; finish
like new motor, upholstery. top perfect
tires almost new: rumble seat driven 1900
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FORD 1884 Tudor sedan. Carefully driven
by one owner, low mileage and not TO- be
told from brand-new; S75 down. S25
monthly. including our Famous Blue Rib
bon Guarantee and 80 days no-cost serv-
ice. TRIANGLE Ford Dealers. No. 9 N Y.
ave NV. National 1882. Open evenings.
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FORD 1882 de luxe roadster. maroon
finish Al motor; only Sl1.00 down,
$751; SO per month. Nolan. I'LL 18th ST.
FORD 1892 sport coupe, r. S., black
enamel. red wheels returned motor. ST.. 90
down, S11.26 month. Nolan. I'LL 18th
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FORD 1888 de luxe roadster, leather
upholstery. special Chinese yellow paint
motor. Driven by a lady. $1,000 down,
balance easy Nolan. III 18th st.
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glistening black paint, tires like new.
brand-new sport top and genuine black
leather upholstery showing no trace of wear
make this smart convertible look as, new
as the day 1t was first delivered; equipped
mi. d,,al chrnnne horns dual chrome tall
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FORD '29-'31 roadsters; some with new
paint and new tops; all with good motors.
from $40 up. Nolan's Used Car Stadium.
] 9Th and NJ StS NV.
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FORD 1884 business ccupe|Th1s car IS
Unusually clean; paint. tires upholstery
and motor are all in splendid condition:
S425; c. C. C. guarantee. Capitol CadillsG
Co., 1922 22nd st. NV. Phone Nationai
o2nn Omen nYeningS and Sunday.
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FORD VS. 1885; must sacrifice due to be,
ine unable to keep up payments; terms ana
trade may be arranged Phone Met 5492.
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condition; no down payment required. Blan-
ton Motor Co.. SO New York ave. NORTH
EAST evenings.
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hodge 1888 de luxe sedan: one Of the
hest loved models Of a long series OF oe-
lpendable Dodges. This particular one mas
ioeen driven a low mileage with exceptional
Rare resulting in a unique bargain Tor the
purchaser desiring 1000 car SAFETY; no
MECHANICAL troubles. fine gas and oil mile
x &c. and beautiful yet conservative appear
ance: all-steel body. non-skid and soft
riding artillery air wheels hydraulic
brakes low center Of gravity and immacu-
late appearance One of the finest values
lin our stock Of 100 money-back guaranteed
cars: S475 The Trew Motor Co, estab-
lished 81 wears. 1925 14th st. NV. Phone
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OLDSMOBILE 1885 demonstration sedans
look as new as the day they were shipped
from the ,Oldsmobile factory; you can save
price is S7e5, with new-car terms. service
and guarantee. Justine Nicholson Hyatts-
vile Md. Greenwood 1900. Ask for MI.
Rlank
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FORD 1880 sport coupe: rumble seat: new
top and seat covers; good rubber. new
black finish; fully guaranteed; only S159;
easy terms Logan Motor Co.. 1419 Irving
at n w 353O 14th st NV
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reconditioned "Trew Value" that purchas-
ers search all over town for and seldom
find; in short, it is as near to 6eing nranott
new MS modern methods and eouipmenI
can make 1t. For instance: brand-new
g. rarnp6jtinned Ford Va motor,
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HUDSON 1880 sun sedan, black lacquer
finish. with aluminium wheels; an all-year
car with wonderful motor; SGT down.
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FORD 1885 VS. coupe. blacl; finish like
new, mileage only 1000. condition excel
lent throughout; SIS down, SIS month.
Triangle Motor Co . N Y ave NV
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HUDSON 1880 sedan; perfect in every de-
tan, net a scratch or mark on body or
tenders. spotlesS upholstery. practically
brand new. heavy-duty tires: motor is alb
solutely quiet. smooth and really in grand
moEhly teI imS SIo G down s ma
1913 14th st. NV. Phone Decatur 5l73.
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dan Ford 1884 black Tudor sedan, S425:
Ford 1884 de luxe sedan. $3.50. 3419
Conn. ave. Phone Cleveland 3S3S.
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FORD 1888 convertible coupe; in excellent
condition. very low mileage; used BY an
Army ofhcer priced right; terms 70 suit
phnne lincoln 0aOa.
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GRAHAM-PAIGE 1923 sedan; good rum
9ing order; looks good; ready for any
suit. Logan Motor Co. l4l9 Irving ST.
NV, 3h3O 18th ST NV
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FORD Convertible coupe 1888; sport in
every respect; plenty OF extras: radio. etc:
perfect condition: price, $3.50. Call Co.
lup,hja
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FORD 1885 VS. Fordor sedan: driven
1870 miles by party and is in excellent
condition throughout: gun-metal finish.
Call Potomac AL
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feet running condition. tires like new,
clean interior. Only S27.O0 down, S14.OS
per month Nolan, I'LL 18th st. NV
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| GRAHAM 1882 coupe; beautiful paint Job;
guaranteed: terms: IL to "a months to pay;
mouth Dealers. 1855 Conn. ave. NV. Phone
Decatur 1876,
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ROCkNE 1888 coupe; rumble seat, excel
lent black finish. clean throughout; sound.
Ires.Wheeling motor good tires; S345.
DhSfricf Q11I $3.50 " --'"' AOt!e
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sALE-AUToMOBHES.

FORD 1888 convertible coupe; In excellent
condition, very low mileage; USED oy an
Army Of1eer: priced ICED. right; terms 70 suit.
Phone Lincoln 03O3.
FORD 1884 de luxe coupe; original paint
like new, tires Ike new. very low miisag =.
2I5 Pa. ave Sc. Phone lincoln O303.
FORD 1880 roadster; newly painted black.
covers; a real buy; only $3.50: Capitol
E M0tSGf; d 1884 open "a unsii n
T3EP d gsa F 55 dc luxe k ssdan
like new. Car must be seen to be appre-
sDass only @ ss soss 81 Diss
Nolan. iii 18th st. NV.
FORD 1920 roadster. good motor. good
shape; only ST.. Terms II you like.
FORD 1882 de luxe tudor; beautiful new
motor and runnins gear as clean as in
terror Of car. This car is so clean W. we
Nolan. iii 18th st. NV.
FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor; original paint.
driven by one owner; sos down 81 per
month: Rutledge Motor Co, 4s Maryland
ave-. Hyattsville. Md. Greenwood III.
FORD 93e de luxe TSadstsTt sis6 Ms SsS
Co, As Maryland ave, Hyattsville. Md.
Phone Greenwood 2412.
FORD 1885 de luxe convertible coupe;
black. white-walled tires; 5000 miles
5 ssi Apt. Sol r
FORD 1880 coupe, S125; real bargain
in good transportation; good paint. tires
and fine motor. National Auto Sales. Inc.
1873 14th st. NV.
FORD 1888 coach. 1865. black Tudor Sc
dan: Ford 1884 black Tudor sedan, S425:
conn coTa i ave- f Phone ssss
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan Carefully driven
by tSd one srS owner; low mileage and not to be
monthly including our Famous Blue Rib
bon Guarantee and 80 days no-cost sery-
ice; Triangle gle, Ford 1 Dealers No. N Z.
finish, clean interior. factory reconditioned
motor, excellent tires; $50 down, sci
month. with 80 days, no-cost service plus
snse FoPd Dealers se 'G No. n z. ave. NV
National 1852. Open evenings.
FORD 1882 Tudor sedan. Attractively re-
finished in dark blue. red trim and wheels.
SLIP tpaop
free service plus our Famous Blue Ribbon
Guarantee. Triangle Ford Dealers. 18th
and R. l. ave. ne. North $3.50. Open
evenings.
IKE new 'e motor, Or upholstery. TOP perfect s
miles: saefifiee. sas. sheph s; $3.50. ~
FORD 1885 VS. coupe; black finish like
lent throughout; SIS down. SIS a month.
TRIANGLE Motor Co. N Y. ave. NV,
FORD 1895 VS. Fordor sedan: driven
1870 miles by party and is in excellent
condition throughout: gun-metal finish.
Call Potomac All.
pOPn copyartihln coYna 1O99. -N0rt IN
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OLDSMOBILE 1890 coach-The finest buy
at this price that we have in our stock:
good tires. new paint and spotless interior
to that of many Of the latest model cars;
the price is no indication of the wonderful
value; S175; small down payment and
easy terms. The Trew Motor Co.. estab-
lished 81 years, 1926 14th st. NV. Phone
Decatur 1910
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believe until you see this car that any car
four years old could look so much like
brand-new Reason simply is that car was
black finish perfect. interior absolutely
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-09


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Rogers SeuoFoneed by
, 1935-01-31
Some Found Sensitive
To Popular Drug
by DR.. MORRIS FIsHBEIN

by ID n. MORRIS FIgHBET
Editor. Journal or the American Medical Association.
and o. Hygela. the Health Magazine
one OF the most significant observations OF the
last few years has been the discovery that certain
people ara sensitive to the drug called amldopyrine,
and also In the mixture known as allonal.
A vast amount Of this drug is taken for relief OF
pain. The drug also Is taken In combinations with
other drugs In the form Of various sleeping remedies
which are now exceedingly popular In this country.
This Is most serious. because the white blood cells
are responsible for protection Of the human body
against infection.
These sleeping remedies contain mixtures or vari-
Gus substances related to the barbituric acid deriva-
tives, such as luminal. dial. amytal and nembutal.
W pyramidon. and that they respond to the taking Of
this drug with q sudden drop In the white blood
cells.
A Danish investigator recently made q special
study Of some patients who seemed TO have this SEN
sitivlty. In ore case the patient had 5000 white
cells for each cubic millimeter Of blood. He was Civ
en- 3 grains OF pyramidcn by mouth and his blood
cells counted every half hour for a period OF three or
four days.
His white cell count fell In IL hours from 1000 to
1900, then rose steadily In the next three hours to
1850. and after that fell off again to 1000 In the
next "A hours. Then Il began to rise. reaching i0.-
900 on the 10th day.
As the white Dloou cell count dropped. the patient
was exceedingly sick. Since 50 many millions or
doses OF such drugs are taken regularly and only n
few hundred OF these cases are reported. there are
undoubtedly not q great many people who are sem
sitve, but this has not yet been determined.
II seems however. that there Is . s~ensitivlty and
that il Is associated In some way with condition OF
the cells concerned and perhaps with the glands OF
internal secretion.
A sensitive person, taking a very small dose Of
pyramidon, viii have a violent action on the white
blood cells, an action which Is felt BY some persons
as long as ~ days after taking the drug.
Enough evidence has been accumulated 10 indi-
cate ar th~ taking of this drug is responsible for
the vasS ~-aasority Of cases Of agranulocytosis. While
the condition may be caused BY other drugs. such
as the benzene derivatives. gold, salvarsan and dini-
trophenol, the greater majority or cases are due to
amidopyrinc. or pyramidon.
II Is an interesting fact that publication OF lnfor-
nation that agranulocytosis could be produced by
amidopyrne resulted in the disappearance Of such
cases in the records OF one Of the lsfeest hospitals
IN Denmark.
Five cases we're seen In that hospital from August
up to December. 1888. but after the facts were an
nounced no other cases appeared from August to
December. 1884.
, 1935-01-31

TO be functioning with the old time
speed.
Although Big Jim Farley insists
his service Is running smoothly.
those who represent the workers say
10 is short $4,000 men which. AZ
true, might account for the delays
In mail business men have been
noticing lately.
Postal workers got their last re-
duction In hours III 1912 and their
last pay raise III 1925. Since 1880,
Of course, they have been subjected
TO furiDughs and pay cuts In com
mon with other government en-
ploye& The big kick is that too
many needed men have been lee
, 1935-01-31

the country back TO the Indians forthwith,
and WOO the simple life while squatting
placidly under q tree? Not at all. We
simply might remember that the society
we have today Is not an end, but q be-
ginning.
BY civilizing ourselves, we have sur
rounded ourselves with much foolishness;
our only hope i that we shall discard most
OF the foolishness as we 60 along, and
some day reach a state which will repay
us for the vexations we are going through
now.
, 1935-01-31
CIVILIZATION MAY LEAD
TO A SIMPLER LIFE

Benjamin Franklin has been called "the
first civilized American; nevertheless,
wise old mar that he was, he was never
entirely sold on the idea that the civilized
man is really happier than the untaught
savage.
All this comes to light in the discovery
of marginal comments by Franklin In an
old book owned by the Library of Con-
gress. This book, published In ITO, un-
dertooTt to review the happiness which
civilization brings. and Franklin scrubbed
his dissent on the edge of one Of the pages.
"The difference" he wrote, els not 80
great as may be imagined. Happiness Is
more generally and equally diffused
among savages than in our civilized So
~cieties. No European who has once tasted
savage life can afterwards bear to live in
our societies.
'The care and labor Of providing for
artificial and fashionable wants. the sight
OF so many rich wallowing In superfluous
plenty, whereby 30 many are kept poor
and distressed by want; the insolence of
office, the snares and plaques Of law, the
restraints OF custom, all contribute 10 dis.
gust them with what We call civil society,"
IL Franklin found the leisurely pastoral
society of his day intentionally complex
and contradictory. one wonders what he
would have thought of life in the America
of 1885. Probably he would have yelled
for a new sheet of paper and sat down to
make a new list of the ways in which the
savage has it all over the civilized man.
For savages, after all, do not get them
selves into the kind Of tangle where peo-
pie 20 shoeless because there are too
many shoes, breadless because there is too
much wheat, and moneyless because there
Is too much hard cash in the land.
Nor. getting themselves into difficult
ties. do they seek to remedy shortages of
essentials by cutting down the available
supplies Of food. clothing, and other
necessities.
Tn lesser matters, too, the savage has
the bulge on us. He does not have to read
about Hauptmann trials; he does not have
to listen to c%rooners, nor does he kill 35,-
600 people a year in the process of NOV
ing from one place to another, as we do.
He does not have the infidelities and
imbecilities OF a Hollywood to support,
nor must he listen to senators explaining
that his country will go to the dogs IL IL
joins the Worlds Court.
Is the answer, then, that we must give
, 1935-01-31

HELM HERE 4OIAM
GALE HENDERSON. pretty und
&3. works Am N zifk mill n and
her brother. PHIL. ~ support
their invalid father.
STEVE MEYERS. whm also
works im tine mill. asks Gale Co
marry Aim. h promises 20 give
hlm mm mnWweF hm an lew days
Later fhaf evening Gale goes
skating nm thc river. goes through
the lee and In rescued ~ BRIAN
WESTMOREY whose father. now
dead. nuilf the miii. Brian aeks
Gale CO. wait whiie he wftM his
u Int when he returns she y
Eonr.
brian has come heme after W.
years tm Paris. convinced me- cun
never become mm mrtfmf mnm READY
a. no 20 work An the mill. tfCKt
THATCHER. daughter nf ROB
ERT THATCHER. general man
ngeF ef the mall. nchemen io cap
Brinn rres Gale ana thr mlli nnd
A. amazed 20 ana she u ~ EN-
pluyr. virky telephones that
her cnf hns broken down. Brian
takes her h0me and comm the WAY
fhey witness n trcet GEhf BE-
fwamm PhII Henderson and ED
vOGEL- The hmht ends uhen .
~polIcemmn appears. Later. drfy-
Ing hnme. Brian thinks %
and wonarFs what her nnme hM-
M0w GO oN wTTH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
THE line I'm cha cafeteria shuf
ied forward. past wells u bean
and tomato soup. past trays OF cab
bags and macarcni and cheese and
beef stew. on 20 the small glitter
ing mounds OF red and gold Eela
tin, the prunes and schdlookin1
wedges az apple pae.
Gale Henderson. halted wv thi
line Am fronL rested her traJ
aKainst the steam table. She nodded
ana said. -Yes-ths tomato soup
10 cine woman across the counter
Homoona logged Gales elbow 40 CD
woman set tho bowl On the tray ant
the thick red liquid tplashcd. Gale
turned. She heard the vcice OF I
Eirl Ann front:
Suppose Jon heard abou< GO
6ght last nightf"
"You mean vogel and pm Hen
EsrBonr' 10 was q different kfr
speaking now
yeah Know what started WIT
-Ruby. I suppose"
-Sura. What all these guys se'
-
, 1935-01-31

News
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Capltnl aud world gossip svsnts
IA persr aaiitiss In and 5ut Is
ths neigB. written by a. group e
'narlsss and informed naNspaper~
men uf Warrington and Huw
York. This ctluxnn IA punliAnnd
% The Herald - q uswz feature.
Opinions expressed mr8 these CO.
tha writers - individuals ana
should not b@ interpreted mn re-
flsctinz the editorial policy u snis
ueEspaper.