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These nelO
portraits of
King George
and
Queen Mary
of England
specially
posed for the
forthcoming
SlLCef y UOjt66
of the
kings reign
hare Just been
received
in America.
King George
us prettily
deferential to
his aOife,"
1UriteS
Milton
BrO11uer
IN the
accompanying
article.
The phrase
is GllCHys
"The Queen
and l."
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Newest Fashions
Intrigue Women
Unique Eads. Are Seen in
Miami Show

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 5.-(UP).
Feminine America will wear satin
on the sands, beach paiamas mod
eled after dinner gowns, much
fringe on its evening frocks, and
printed alpaca for spectators
81 orts this summer, according to
the dictates of the annual Sun
shine Fashion show.
More than $500 feminine fans
gathered in the Roney Plaza Ca
bana Sun club palm gardens to
see the last word in 1885 sum-
mer styles.
High notes of the beach styles
were satin and lace lasteX SWIM
suits, the Tahitian ensemble. the
Seminole Indian suit, dressmakel
bathing suits, three quarter
length pajamas and bath towe
coats with monks" hoods for sur
protection.
CABANA DRESS
The cabana dress, Of the new
Shantung linen, was seen for tbs
first time here. Styled like q
summer evening frock, the dress
definitely introduced the pictur,
esQue note into beach wear.
Periwinkle blue, wearing thf
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The clock on the table licked
monotonously. Gale could not see
it from where she sat but she
knew it must be 4 o'clock, or
later. She heard a train whistle
and then there was silence again
except for the clocks ticking.
Gale closed her eyes
Bright sunlight, streaming
through the window, awakened
her. For moment she did not
know where she was. Then she
jumped to her feet and hurried
to her fathers room. He was
sleeping quietly. Gale closed the
door and went to wake her bro
ther.
"Philw she said, "Cet up. It's
late-almost 7 o'clock"
When Phil appeared in the
kitchen, sleepy-eyed and with his
hair still damp from the wet
comb he had used on it, Gale was
pouring coffee. There w0s cereal
on the table, q plate of toast and
another containing . fried egg.
"Sit down and eat" she told
him. "Pm going to run over to
see Mrs. O'Connor."
aren't you going to have
BREAKFAST"
I've had mine. just leavc
everything on the table where il
is. I'll have to DO the dishes to-
night"
She was out Of the room anC
back again an instant later, pull.
ing or her coat. Fathers
asleep,' she said. Il guess it viii
be all right to leave him if Mrs
O'Connor cen come over"
Mrs. O'Connor could. She list
encd alphabetically to Gales &C
count OF what had happened thE
night before, and said she'd bC
glad to take Tom Henderson hi:
lunch. The poor man-him sucl
a hard worker and always glaC
to do a good turn for a neighbor
Sure, she'd see he had something
to eat. Vegetable soup, the!
were going to have that day ant
Ithere'd be plenty and to spare
Yes, and she'd run in in the mid
die of the morning and later il
| the afternoon to see if there wa
lanything the man wanted. Yes
in deed!
"Tim's brother, you know,
Mrs. O'Connor confided. she hat
them spells when he couldn't ge
his breath. Oh, it was terrible
1--we seen him that bad, Pm tellin
you"
The shrill blast of a whistle in
terrupted.
! "Ohw exclaimed Gale. Pam"
stricken. "I'll be late at the mill
Here, Mrs. O'Connor, here's tn
key
| She turned and fled down tn
walk.
| 4: ::
| Her breath was still coming il
deep gaspS as she entered tn
big room and hurried to he
place. She bent her head, fling
ers flying. Somehow she knew
though she did not look up, tina
Fisher. the foreman, was cross
-
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ing the room, coming toward her.
She knew what he would say.
She had heard him say it to 9TH
ers.
You therew
The big man was scowling down
at her.
eyes, Mr.. Fisher"
The heavily sarcastic voice rose
loudly. $50 you decided to come
to work today, did you? Well
that's certainly very nice! Made
up your mind at the last minute.
/ suppose-aftcr you'd heard the
whistle. Do you know what time
the switches are turned on here!'
Eyes, Mr.. Fisher"
ooh, YOU do! Well, has anyone
ever called your attention to the
fGc5 that you're supposed to be
here, in this room. when the
switches are turned on?"
eyes"
"Then what's the idea of COM
ing in five minutes late? Do you
think you can get away with
that? Do YOU think we can run
this mill with everyone coming to
work when they Dlease?"
Girls all around heard what he
was saving. II was impossible fol-
them not to hear. Gales cheeks
were burning but her head was
erect.
Without waiting for an answer
Fisher went on. maybe you
think there ought to be some
changes around here-so YOU can
drop in to work whenever you
feel like it! We'll, let me tell you,
there'll be changes all right if
this happens again. Five minutes
late. you were. Five minutes
late! If it happens again, Miss
! Highandmighty, there'll be a new
girl standing right where yor
are. Do YOU understand that?
You'll be through"
Gale said, eyes, Mr.. Fisher
She could scarcely hear her owr
voice but she got the words out
He started away and then turn
ed back. eff it happens once
more" he said menacingly.
Gale did not answer. She ben
her head and snapped a bobbir
off.
Ito be continued)
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modernizcd name Of IRIS, LED the
color parade in popularity.
One frock for active sports
wear was composed entirely OF
inonorted scarves. fringed around
the neck and at the bottom. Sew
crai more luxuriously typed spec
tator sports ensembles were trim
med with fur dyed to match their
pastel shades.
EVENING FASHIONS
Evening wear fashions appar-
emily are mindful that variety is
the s5ice of a successful season
and models developed the widest
range in many wears. There were
taffeta and chiffon gowns that
might have been worn by ladies
in waiting at the courts of Eu-
rope. -,
There were printed silks as Sc
verely tailored as shirtwaist
frock. There were brilliant star
red chiffon gowns and beruffled
net dresses. An amusing frock
of peach colored lace had a
tucked vestee, boyish round
collar and wee boy tie Of black
grosgrain.
One Of the most interesting
gowns was of gray chiffon over
accordion-pleated chartreuse chif-
fon and was accented with sap
phire bracelets and clips.
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feet. That's the only cure there
is-just rest. All anyone can do
for him. See that he gets it."
He had taken a pen out and
was writing on sheet of paner
Heres the prescription" he
said, He went on with instruc-
tons about the medicine and a
moment later was at the door
'Pl drop around in a dav or
two," he repeated. Good night
= guess it's nearer morning,
though"
Gale said, Good night, Doc
tor" and stood for moment
looking out at the darkness. In
an hour or so the sky would be
growing light again. She thought
Of the old phrase. always dark
est before dawn" and thought
that it was certainly true of the
night, at least. Was it true of
cher things?
She closed he door then and
locked it and turned to see her
brother waiting in the hallway.
'How is he now" Phil asked.
Better, | guess. The doctor
gave him something to make him
sleer. Doctor Carr says there's
no danger of another attack so
Z long as he keeps quiet. He'll
have to stay in bed for e few
days"
"Can he stay here alone?"
81 thought maybe Mrs. O'Con-
nor would be willing to come in
and bring him some lunch at
moon and perhaps stop in once OF
! twice during the day to see if
there's anything ne wants. If she
can't We'll have to get someone
else. You'd better 90 to bed,
Phil, and get some sleep if you
can"
:; aren't you Going?''
"I'll wait up for a little while.
Pm not sleepy"
She went to the door of her ia
theirs bedroom and looked inside.
he was lying with his eyes clos
ed. Gale entered quietly and
turned out the light. Her father
moved on his pillow, murmuring
s,mething that was inaudible,
Gale said, Good night" and
slipped from the room.
She went back to the living
room and sat down in the big
chair by the window. 1t was true
that she did not feel sleepy now
j merely tired-but she wanted
td be near in case her father
slbuld call. She couldn't feel
. sire that he was really all right
; aain. Those terrible moments,
, whiting until the doctor came,
sill haunted her. ,-s...-
Gale leaned hack in her chair
. AID thought tina THE night seem
iei endless. Could it possibly have
lien only the evening before
tat she had been down on the
IrNer. skating with Brian West
, aore?
! She put the thought from hel
; cuiltily. She didn't want to think
sf that now. :ss
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TOLEDO MAYOR HITS
MANAGERSHIP ILLS

TOLEDO, O., Feb. 5.-UP).
Cincinnati's city manager form
Of government was attacked by
Mayor Scion r. Klotz Of Toledo,
here, in a speech before a club.
He charged Cincinnati is the
"most crime-ridden town in the
state" The city manager plan,
Elotz said, violates the most fun
damental principles Of American
government, while the method of
electing councilmen under it
takes away the rights of Ameri-
can citizenship. Such a method
would not be tolerated in Rus
SIM he declared.
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TWO ROANOKE STORES
SUFFER FIRE DAMAGE

ROANOKE, Va, Feb. 5. (UP).
Fire Of undetermined origin
swept through department store
and a drug store in Roanoke SUM-
day, doing heavy damage.
Famed by a heavy wind, the
fire threatened to get out of con-
troll of firemen who were battling
the blaze.
The N. w. Pugh department
store, four-story structure, was
damaged the most.
No official estimate of damages
has been made known.
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TURKEY CENTER

LA JUNTA, Co., Feb. 5. (UP).
The town of Cheraw has become
the largest turkey shipping point
in the United States, according
to New Yorw City commission
houses. The Holbrook Turkey
Growers association, with head
quarters at Cheraw, has shipped
"a carloads Of dressed turkeys
this season.
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NOW co on WITH THE STORY
CUNTTFP XVII


Dir. Car folded ,ho stethoSeoFe
and slipped 1t into ms pocket,
He was a Httle w&a with 4 very
round face end bu,hr gray eye
brows. He wore spect&cieS SET
{ down on his nose. 50 that ne NAG
Ito peer downward to see through
them. 60. ,,,
in a chair beside the bed, what
have YOU been doing lately?, He
} leaned forward, putting his hand
on Tom Henderson's wrist. =,
/ Owe been feeling pretty good,
the man in bed told him. Inc
heavy breathing had stopped but
+ Tom Henderson's voice sounded
weak and spent. I've felt bet
ter lately than l have for long
time-until this spell came on to-
night"
/ Gale was standing at the other
side of the bed. She said. yes,
Doctor. he told us that yesterday
He's been getting out for a little
walk every day"
/ How far'd you go?" Doctor
Carr asked.
Just to the corner"
/ The doctor nodded. "Too far,
he said. Gust what | thought
You've been overriding it, Hen
dersOn. That's what always hap
pens. As soon as a man begin:
to feel better he thinks he cal
get out and do as much as n
ever did. Well-v-he can't. Body
Mikes any other machine; whel
it's used up it's got to hav'
rest. Now for the next two o,
three days | want YOU to stay IL
bed. Right here in bed, under
stand?"
/, He looked up at Gale then
SIN write a prescription h
went on. "YOu can have it filleC
tomorrow. Keep on with tn
other medicine, just as | told you
And see that your father stay
off his feet"
/ Eyes, Doctor"
Doctor Carr rose. Il thinl
you'll sleep now" he said to thu
man. "Best thing for you, too
And, remember, tomorrow you're
to stay in bed all day. I'll drOl
around again tomorrow or tn:
next day and see how you're
; feeling. Be on nv way now
Good night"
/ Gale followed the doctor into
the outer room. Her eyes heit
the Question she dreaded putting
into words.
/ Doctor"
There's nothing to worr!
about" he treasured her, "s'
3 long as your father does as I've
told him. Those walks were TOT
much for him. See that he takes
his medicine and stays off MI
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REPORT TAX REFUNDS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. (UP).
The bureau of internal revenue
reported to congress last night
that 1884 tax refunds totaled
$4S, GG1 ,202.21 or nearly $lO,-
less than the previous year.
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AIRMAN AND BRIDE DIE

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 5.
UP).-Sergt. J. N. Raver, 2S, OF
Maxwell Field, and his two
months bride, celeste, 25, were
killed Sunday when their auto
mobile struck a telephone pole Oh
the Atlanta highway.
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80, LIRE TODAY

/ 80 tG--Ie~so-, pretty ana Ho'
-. ! , silk Mil. She aTd het
Twevcsr.old brother, Phil support
tIo:r Invalid father; L.
''-S SIC Meyers who SisO works
r. tba nil Ssks Gale . marry
~, Chs promises TO give him an
We. in 4 few days.
istcr that evening Gale goes
IL on the river, goes through
$50 $40 : "A is rescued by Brian
Wo.tLore whose father, now
Icss, bnilt the mill. Brian asks
c. +, wait while he gets ms
a. but whea he returns she Is
S P,.;ar hes come home after two
D . :, Fa-.s, convinced he can
go 49,, - = artist and eager 10
=, Tx = thc nil. Nicky
T6.tcss~, daughter of Robert
Tb,tchsr, general manager o. the
Ii scsere, &c eap.'vate Brian.
H IoDsIv, Gale goes chatting cain
sLc mce,s Brain and they skate
f SaIT Re asks her to meet
10: ,s,:o nest evening AID Gale
I III That night her
father is taken ii.
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Answers to Previous Questions
/. CHARLES 3, MACDONALD, of
NJ Wheaton. H., designed and
built the course Of the Chicago
Golf Club. DR.. Edward B. Dalton
had two horse-drawn ambulanees
QUILTED for service. Beneath the
drivers seat was a first aid box.
Only three numbers Of the Chill.
dran's Magazine were published.
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autos and Accessories

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n and Ford auto part, ' anu
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H., l3l Fourth Ave. East !.
- 200.
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n e CASH for poultry,.
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RN 5-room brick bungalow.
KS good farm land, :
out. Price s.. 500.6e,
II. 4nde.S ana Rector,
kical Bank.
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feet. That's the only cure there
is-just rest. All anyone can do
for him. See that he gets it."
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Her breath was still coming in
deep gasps as she entered the
big room and hurried to her
place. She bent her head, fling
ers flying. Somehow she knew,
though she did not look up, that
Fisher. the foreman, was cross
Evening star., 1935-10-13

CCIJORLl'-
s. jG50-TERMS
Semi-detached brick on Columbia I'd .
near Soldiers Home Park. Hot-water heat.
Fine back yard.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc.
1919 K St. NV. District lO15.
NEW-FOR COLORED-BRICK
4269-427l Washington pl. ne; y block
TO Smothers School, just of Benning rG.-
{ large rooms and bath. all modern:
So $50 easy terms. Open for inspection
Sunday or call Wisconsin 2630.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
$14,95O. NEAR 18th & UPSHUR.

NTER-HALL-PLAN BRICK.
Located in a community of fine homes.
and only a few minutes to city. There
and an abundance of closets oil heat. elec.
refrigeration. copper screens and weather
stripping. The home is only a few years
old and positively is in perfect condition
Cost present owner about SI9,0OO. The
lot is large and beautiful. with brick
garage on rear: alley and street paved. We
urge your immediate inspection, for this
is an unusual buy. Call Mr.. Mannakee
sys @ and nd s9n. pAS9T Adams IDa 13al o,cr ,h,,
Evening star., 1935-10-13
8 ROOMS-MODERN TO
SMALLEST DETAIL.

New-house condition, oil burner. Semi
Priced $1,000 under original cost Open
for inspection. Possession with deposit.
1928 5th ST. NV.
(Just above Nicholson ST.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

u.
S675O-House of masonry construction;
z rooms and bath. convenient to trans
portation all city conveniences; large lot.
floor; new-house condition; high elevation.
Convenient to cars and stores. Terms.
S6.5OO-Two-f family house; rooms.
baths; near main street; large lot. Easy
Sio.oOo-9 rooms. . baths. detached:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
Three-fam house. bringing in SIG
bath. inclpsed porch; one three rooms and
bath. Occupant of one apartment takes
care Of property Large iot; at,o @-ca5 rsdase.
little more than the first mortgage by out.
S4,25O-6 large rooms rooms with
second; steam heat full basement, Gear
garage poultry house, large lot. Terms.
inclosed porch. h.-w. heat. city con.
SD, 65O-House OF masonry construction.
hOoT ssd te n6rSs sgy large . n and .ssI bath
House is in. one of the best residential
sections, and is in excellent condition.
schooi buS iS' and erms
RANGED. Might consider exchange for 5-
sd. .500~One Of the older houses in
Takoma Park q large rooms; oak floors.
new heating plant with oil burner. The
feature of this place is its magniffcent
trees. Excellent neighborhood
S5. .15O-6-room bungalow in new-house
condition; beautiful shady lot. convenient
to stores and bus. Terms.
250-Cozy 5-room cottage: city con-
veniences, large shady lot. 24-foot living
room. nice basement with tubs, toilet and
shower. House in excellent condition. Near
bus and store; garage. Terms.
S6,250. S6.450, $500, $3.50 and
SS,750-Brick bungalows and houses. some
new: 5 to 4 rooms. all with hot-water
heat oak floors. fireplaces. all the new
year. Most Of them may be bought on
easy terms and may be financed with
Federal housing loans.
Some NAV be seen Sunday. =.
r. D. LILLE, CO.,
204 Carroll St. Tskoms Park. Geo 33eo.
Continued ON Next PaEe) z
Evening star., 1935-10-13

New Dutch Colonial center-hall home.
Five rooms, sun parlor, tile bath. hard
wood floors. large closets, oil burner. large
lot; $3.50
Drive out to top of Pennsylvania Ave.
Hills Sc turn left to 44th pl.. left TO house.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
VIRGINIA BARGAINS.

prettiest 5-room bungalow in Arlington
County. convenient to . bus lines; 81 $50.
S-room house on highway, with IL acres,
81 500 7-room country residence. with
115 acres: fronting on highway with bus
transportation: 90 minutes drive to city:
suitable for dairy farm or subdivision into
small acreage tracts; all on easy terms.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
HIGHLAND PARK. VA.
HOMES

5. g. : rooms. air conditioned with su-
tomato oil burners, insulated. slate roofs,
] and tiled baths. modern kitchens;
$3.50. $3.50. So $50, S6.950. Ask
BARRY. sos Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

NEW. ATTRACTIVE. UNFURN GROOM
basement Located l mile west of Alexan-
dria. Va. on Lee Jackson Hwy. Sale So
400. Rent. $50 per month. c. B. COCK
RELL Phone Alex, Va, 4-F-2
Evening star., 1935-10-13
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION,
ST 250

See and compare my new brick bunga-
low with any others at the same price.
One-fare bus or street car. with stores and
bath with shower. space for more rooms In
attic; full basement hot-water heat. auto
matte storage heater. fireplace. beautiful
Muir ply cabinets refrieeration. inlaid lino-
leum, insulated gas oven; garage with over.
head doors. r. H. A. financing sl1
Violet pl., Silver Spring, or Georgia 0SS1-
AShepherd 1472.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
APARTMENT BUNGALOW.

S4g1n. SO Month.
built-in tub and shower: hot-water heat.
Woodworking f1replace. built-in bookcases.
built-in breakfast alcove. five built-in
kitchen cases, oak floors. sinsle panel ma
hcgany doors. weather-stripped. douby IN
sulated with Reynolds Insulating fiber and
rock wool Enjoy the comforts and con-
venIences of an ultra modern city apart
ment combined with the ADVANTAGES and
dignity of detached country home. Built
for you on one of our large wooded lots
within ; miles of the White House
Modest down payment. Call District 4S46
for plans and specifications and automoblle
to property.
FOR SALE NEAR FALLS CHURCH:
truck or chicken farm; Az acres. q rooms
and bath: ami: lovely home: sacrlhce
$500: S5. 900 cash. Address Box 433-E
Star office.
MCLEAN vA.-2-RooM COTTAGE; BEAU
tiful location: price reasonable: terms 10
suit purchaser. r. c. THOMPSON.
BEST SECTION OF BATTERY PARK. MD.
New brick bungalow. sale or lease; fur-
nished: beautiful crounds. garage. .Ao-
dress Box 122-H. Star office.
oPEN-!a3 N. CLEvELAND ST: LYON
Park. Va. is the biggest barealn IN
new house you'll ever find. Fort Myer'
then blocks out Pershing DR.. Atl' 53'''
Evening star., 1935-10-13
WOODBRIDGE. D. C..

39I3 South Dakota ave NE large
rooms, detached; baths; featuring / bed
rpom and bath on st floor: real fireplace.
paved street and many other features;
brick with stone. bay window. Priced TO
sell quickly; reasonable terms. Don't miss
SEEING this charming home.
1851 10Th ST NE
Six fine rooms on prominent corner;
one in recreation ROOM garage. An elegant
detached home. for less than $4,000. Easy
THESE HOUSES OPENED DAILY AND
EVENINGS FOR INSPECTION
Evening star., 1935-10-13

ST. 6.S5O-Wonderful bungalow in its de-
lovely rooms and the 2nd floor is parti-
toned for 3 fine rooms and the heat is all
reafy v finished and all the plumbing ready
for another bath room. Every bit OF trim
is beautiful chestnut; lovely lot. 6Oxl 80. No
better house built anywhere than this one
and il has just been completed.