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RIVOLI SHOWS
DARK ANGEL
March, Mar shall And
Oberon Play
Leads

Merle Oberon shares stellar hon.
ors with Frederick March and Her
bert Marshall In The Dark Angel,
showing Sunday and Monday at
the Rivoli theatre IN San Benito.
Miss Oberon plays the role OF
, 1935-10-27

teriali7e for both OF them they
find they have fallen In love with
each other. but Miss Lombard ~
still determined not to ruin both
their lives, and she falls into the
arms OF her benefactor. Bellamy,
who in the meantime has fallen In
love with he
, 1935-10-27
NANIEn no MA

MISSION. Oct. 26-Carl "A. Rect
tele. Mission civic leader, has been
advised on his appointment To mem
berShip on the Hidalgo County ad-
visory board Of the National Youth
Administration. The appointment
was made by Joe Skies, NYA direc-
tor for District 1.
, 1935-10-27
Weslaco Delegates
Attend Convention

WESLACO, Oct. 26.-ThoSe from
WeSlaco attending the Information
al convention Of Disciples Of Christ
In San Antonio recently were Rev.
and Mrs. Claude Wingo. pastor OF
the Christian church IN WeSlaco;
Mr.. and Mrs. June Eubanks, M.
and Mrs. y. j. Gibson, Mrs. J. X.
Montgomery, Mrs. Delbert Hoge
and Mrs. Annie Ratliff. There were
forty-five states IN the Union rep
resented, also The Dominion or
Canada, Australia. Mexico. South
America, the Philippines, India,
the Congo OF Africa, Japan ana
China. The delegate from Australia
Travelled 10000 miles TO attend the
convention. There we're also frater-
nal delegates from the Northern
BaptistS, from the Southern Meth
odiStS, and from the PreSbyterians.
This was the first time that this
convention has been held In Texas
since 1895.
An nmInonf p-onnevlvnnfa doctor
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

A surprise wedding took place al the home of Mir. and Mrs. Cameron Neumann at one o'clock Wednesday morning, at which time Miss Max inc U'Ren and MT. David Livingstone were united in the holy bonds Of matrimony with the Rev. Norman McCay officiating.
 Matron of honor was Mrs. Neu- mann and the brides maid was Mis' Alkaline Davick. Miss URcn was given away in marriage by MT. S.W, Taggart, and Cameron Neumann was best man.
 A wedding supper took place al the home of MT and Mrs William Brown. Miss U'Ren was an arrival on the S. s. Victoria. and is the dau- ghter of Mir md Mrs C C O'Ren of Seattle. MT Livingstone is the son of Mrs. Alice Livingstone also ot Seattle, and has been in Nome dur ing the past winter. now being in the employ of the Hammon Conn pany as an engineer.
 The happy couple are receiving the congratulations of their host of friends, and will be at home in Nome, next week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

Father Gabriel Menager, Superior of the Pilgrim Orphanage, who is in town on business announced his plans concerning a memorial in re- memberance of Father Frederick Ruppert his former professor who was found frozen in December 1928 net far from the Mission He has written several articles in an effor; to interest people in helping the memorial fund and incidentally the l little ones who are cared for there, The notice Father Menager had sen, us last fall some way or other wen; astray and we of Nome do not wish to be behind in a movement whlcl, is meant to perpetuate the memory of one of the most beloved men oi the North. Father plans to erect 8 huge cross on the very top of the formerly called (so proSaically and he would like 10 have il changed tt l Ruppert Mount) Hen and Chicken Mountain. It is beautiful setting not at all unlike Mount Calvary in formation.
 Contributions may be given or sent to our office or directly to Fath- CT Gabriel Menager, Pilgrim Springs Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

and athletics when in port at Nome
 The principal sport this year in mind is outdoor baseball, and after communicating with several players in Nome it was decided to call a meeting of all outdoor baseball play CTS at the Hammon basement, Sat urday evening at 7:30 P. NJ. The meeting for Thursday night was
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

postponed until then.
 With the Fourth of July celebra- ton now being talked about it would be a good idea to organize and play the Northland team at that time and on other occasions when possi- ble
 All players are urgently requested to be present tomorrow evening at
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14
LOCAL NEWS

With the arrival of the Northland this spring, the athletic officer and players aboard brought to the at tention of Nome athletes that they would appreciate an opportunity of con tinuing past seasons of good sport
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14
MARINE NEWS
 AT NOME

The s s Northwind of the Arctic Transport Co. sailed for Solomon, Bluff, Golovin and St Mikes about 5 am. today. Upon her return to Nome she will sail for Teller, Tin City, and Kotzebue Sound ports.
 Allen Lee and Richard Lee ST. were passengers to Solomon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

Agent Jas. P. Daly of the Alaska Steamship Go, is temporarily looat- ed at the office of the Nome Harbor Lighterage Go, where passenger tick cts are for sale on the southbound voyage of the s. s. Victoria, No definite time for her departure for Seattle has been set.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14
THE NOME DAILY NUGGET, NOME. ALASKA

the basement of the Hammon office at 7:30 PM to discuss organizing and practices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

The Cutter Northland sailed last night from Nome for Golovin where the vessel will take on water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-06-14

The s. s. Derblay of the Alaska Line sailed for Norton Bay ports at 6;30 am. today The s. s Dellwood of the same company is scheduled to return from down the coast tonight
Evening star., 1935-12-12

the incorporators, at which j. Ballard
Thurston of Louisville and DR.. Fred
erick Murphy of Detroit were elected
to the board to fill vacancies caused
by the recent deaths of DR.. Stockton
Axson, Houston, Tex, and Frederick
H. Gillett, Washington.
Chief Justice Hughes spoke in praise
of the late Judge Payne and welcomed
Admiral Grayson as new chairman.
Miss Mabel T Boardman, Washing
ton, and Mrs. Henry R. Rea, Pitts
burgh, were reelected members of the
Central Committee. At the chapter
delegates meeting Mrs. August Bel
mont, New York, and Gustavus D.
Pope, Detroit, were reelected men,
bers of the same committee, confirm
ing action of the annual convention
last April
Mr.. Pope addressed the delegates on
the third Pan-American Red Cross
Conference held recently in Rio de
Janeiro. DR.. Thomas w. Gosling, di-
rector of the Junior Red Cross, dis
cusSed Red Cross work in Europe.
President Roosevelt reappointed the
following members Of the Central
Committee: Undersecretary of State
William Phillips. Undersecretary Of
Treasury T. Jefferson Coolidge, Maj.
Gen. Charles r. Reynolds, Solicitor
General Stanley Reed and Rear Ad-
nliral Perceval S. Rossiter.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

into this country and making it pos
sibie for US to sell more of our farm
products abroad. We insist that this
purpose be adhered TO in framing re-
ciprocal trade treaties and that there
be no reduction In present agricultural
tariffs on any farm product that
would have the effect of holding or
reducing domestic price levels below
parity on such products"
The statement was termed pussy
footing" by A. J. Olson, president Of
the Minnesota Farm Bureau.
Broadening and extension of the
neutrality act was suggested In an
other resolution which held the Gov-
eminent should control munitions,
Evening star., 1935-12-12
City O,Orps Plant,
But Lacks Fund
To Light Streets
Appropriation Exhaust.
ed, TO.Un Left in Dark
neSS-LatU Obstacle.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
HUNTINGTON, Ind, December
12.-Huntington citizens groped their
way home last night. there being no
street lights because Of exhaustion OF
the street lighting fund appropria-
tion. The city owns the light plant,
There will be no street lights until
January / unless some one shows us
how to operate them without an ap-
preparation" said Mayor Glare w. H.
Bangs.
The mayor explained State law for
bids transfer of funds or borrowing.
The City Council, in making its 1885
budget, pared the amount for street
lighting too much.
Mayor Bangs declared the street
lighting situation had no connection
with his attempt to establish the
municipal light plant as q competitol
of the Northern Indiana Power Co. In
supplying current to domestic con-
Sulners here.
The company has been battling the
mayors municipal plant project
through the courts for months.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

convention of the American Farm Bu-
reau Federation TO a close yesterday.
With little opposition and mini
mum Of debate the delegates ex-
pressed their favor of the report of
the Resolutions Committee -culminat-
ing in what some members termed a
straddle on the controverted reciprocal
trade agreement between the United
States and Canada.
The plank In the organizations
platform Of principles set forth: we
are in accord with the purpose of
reciprocal trade treaties which is, ori-
marily, to restore agricultural exports
by judicious lowering Of industrial
tariffs, thus admitting more goods
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Women's Fabric Gloves z prs.
Fancy Slip-on and flared CT
cuff styles, in black, brown, W
gray and model. All good-wear-
ing fabrics; all sizes.
Women's Capeskin Gloves
Soft pliable quality, in G1
black with white, brown
with beige, gray, beige and all
white.
Rayon indies 2 for
Extra and double extra Ct
sizes; vests, bloomers.
panties and chemise; plain or
lace trimmed. Street Floor.
Fancy Woolen Gloves 2 prs.
For women and children, @1
an assortment of popular
colors and combinations. Wanted
sizes.
Mems Shirts and
Shorts s for
Cotton ribbed athletic 81
shirts "a to 46 and broad
cloth shorts in stripes and
figures; elastic sides, 80 to A.
M.r'. Hose 6 prs.
Rayon and part-wool Hose, 81
fancy patterns and plain
colors, clocks, etc. A most ac-
ceptable gift.
Mems Pants
Just the thing for work &1
and every day use. Many
good wearing materials. In neat
stripes and a few plain colors,
80 to AZ waist.
Mems Handkerchief
and Tie Sets 2 for
silk Tie and Handkerchief Ct
to match, beautiful colors
and combinations. Plain and
fancy patterns.
Boys Play Suits
Indian Chief suits, includ- %1
ings. Silks and mogadores.
headpiece; 1 TO IA years.
Street Floor.
Women's 2Se Rayon
Hose 3 prs.
Perfect quality, ringless CT
chardonize hose, seamless
and wanted shades.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Mems Muffiers 2 for
Full size AL Wool and G1
Rayon Mufaers. plain
colors, checks and plaids, fringed
ends. Many colors and combi-
nations.
Mems Underwear 2 for
1919 wool Shirts with long 81
sleeves, size SO to 46. ankle
length drawers, sizes 80 to "A.
Mems Work Shirts 2 for
Blue chambrsy work shirts, 81
triple stitched seams; two
breast pockets, sizes l4ls to l612.
Boxed Gifts for Men 2 for
Garter and arm bandsets. 81
garter and bakelite tray.
fancy suspenders, single and
double grip garters. initial hand
kerchiefs, plain hRndkerchiefs.
Mems Union Suits
Heavy ribbed, long sleeves, &1
ankle length. Ecru and
random colors, sizes SO TO 46.
Mems Sweaters
Part wool Coat Sweaters, G1
button front models in v
brown and gray. Sizes SO to 46.
BuiIt-up Costume Slips 3 for
In white only; excellent CT
materials; regular and extra
sizes to 50.
Second Floor
Silk Dance Sets and Chemise
Lustrous satin and crepe, &1
trimmed with imported
laceS; sizes 81 to So and 81 to a..
Second Floor
Evening star., 1935-12-12
MORE AND BETTER
BUSES REQUESTED
American University Park Citi.
zens Also Ask Regular Seized.
ule Be Maintained.

More and better busses, and regular
schedules on the Massachusetts, ave-
nue. line, were asked by the American
University Park Citizens Association
in a resolution passed last night.
Numerous instances Of overCrowding
and off-schedule operation were cited
by Vincent B. Smith, chairman of
the associations Public Utilities Com
nnittee. who introduced the resolu-
ton. Requests that printed schedules
be furnished passengers and that the
fare, now 10 cents cash or $l.25 by
weekly pass, be reduced were included.
Smith was appointed to represent
the association at the public hearing
on bus and street car service to be
held Monday by the Public Utilities
Commission.
Express bus service during morning
and afternoon rush periods was asked
in another resolution.
The business meeting was followed
by an entertainment program.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Divorced by Fourth Wife.

CARSON CITY, New, December u
P.-A. Edward (Eddie) Sutherland,
Hollywood f1lm director, was divorced
on grounds Of deSertion here yester-
day by his fourth wife, Audrey Hen
derson Sutherland, Hollywood actress.
They we're married January 8, 1888.
Sutherland previously was married to
Ethel Kenyon, Louise Rocks and Mar
jorie Daw, all film actresses.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

folio wing the
death Of Judge
hn B art n
Payne last Janu-
ary, Ad m ira ]
Grayson's re p
DIN t ment was
announced during
the annual meet
ing of the Red
Cross c e n ira ]
Committee. Board
of Incorporat or S
and chapter dele
gates.
Chief Justice
Hughes presided
of the meeting al
Evening star., 1935-12-12
FIRE CHIEF WON'T QUIT,
SAVES HOME OF MAYOR
Discharged Head of Department
Refuses to Resign, and New
Appointee Won't Serve.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Mo, December a.
Mayor Robert S. Lyon has been hav-
ing fire chief trouble.
He fired Fire Chief Joe Pointer, who
declined to quit and hired Charles
Wilkerson, who refused to serve.
Yesterday the mayors house caught
fire and-you've guessed it - jos
Pointer scaled the roof and doused the
blaze.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
NURSE" GETS SPANKED

KINSTON, N. c., December Il CP).
Isaac wilson's son Willie found a
way to keep his four small brothers
and sisters out of mischief.
He poured molaSses over their hands
and gave each some feathers to play
with.
Willie got spanked.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Boy Given New Eyelids.

New eyebrows and lids have been
given to youth who was badlyburned
by nitric acid. A Sydney, N. s. W.,
surgeon took skin from other parts
Of the patients body and transferred
1t to his face.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
FARM BUREAUS ASK
MANAGED CURRENCY
Little Opposition Marks Debate
on Resolutions-Treaty View
Called "Pussyfooting."

By the ASSOCIATED PresSs
CHICAGO, December 12.-Approval
Of resolutions recommending q ball
anced Federal budget, indorsing the
a. A. A. and urging a managed cur
rency brought the seventeenth annual
Evening star., 1935-12-12

limit profits Of all enterprises and
conscript industrial and financial
activities in the event Of a war in
volving the United States.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Women's Rayon UndieS s for
Bloomers, StepinS and pan 81
ties; plain and lace
trimmed. Full cut.
Children's Hose 6 prs.
Anklets, one-h alf, FIVE %1
eighths, three-quarters and ~
golf hose, stripes, plain tan with
fancy tops; elastic top styles.
81 Wool Underhose 3 prs.
For wear under sheer CT
chiffon hose on cold wintry ~
days. Cut-out feet. Medium and
large sizes.
Fancy Cushions 2 for
Damask covered cushions, @1
knife and bound edges; "
kapok filled; size 2ox2o inches.
Street and Third Floors
FeIt-Base Floor
Covering ) 50. yds.
Choice of Congoleun, Pabco Ct
or Blabon; attractive designs
and coloringS.
Street Floor.
$1.69 Pinch Pleat Drapes
Rich brocade window drapes, @1
az inches wide az wards "
long. Complete with pins. Choice
of shades.
Third Floor.
Mems Underwear
Genuine lambsdown fleece %1
lined shirts and drawers,
ankle length. sizes SO to as and
80 to a. Each, 81.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Smart New Scarfs
Choice of hand-painted, double-width
chiffon or tubulars also white crepe or
jacquard tubulars and ascots, with one
initial.-Street Floor.
Military Sets
An ideal gift for any man. a pair Of
real briStle brushes and comb, in neat
lined case-Street Floor.
Makeup Boxes
An almost indispensable article for the
boudoir-these come in mirrored and an
tique wood with mirror top.-Street Floor.
Evening Bags
Lovely little things of tiny seed pearls
or sequins; snap fasteners or Upper top;
gold, silver eggshell and black.
3-Piece Carving Sets
Stainless steel blade knife, fork and
sharpener. Nicely boxed for presentation.
5.Piece Bath Sets
Beautiful rose color hinged box contain
ing large box of bath crystals, busting
powder, filled sachet bag and perfume
bottles.-Street Floor.
Apiece Glass Dresser Sets
Another gift suggestion-two bottles, one
powder jar and 7xl2 mirror tray.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
GRAYSONRENAMED
HEAD OF RED CROSS
Two Vacancies Filled at
Meeting Of Board of
InCorpOratorS.

Rear Admiral Cary r. Grayson was
reappointed chairman of the Ameri-
can Red Cross by President Roosevelt
late yesterday. Originally appointed
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Mems House
Slippers

An Ideal GIT suggestion, with
leather Soles and rubber heels.
Brown, black or blue. Sizes to
11.-Street Floor.
Mems Silk and Wool Muffiers
Beautiful plain colors and Ct
fancy designs, finished with "
heavy fringed ends. Regulation
lengths.
Mems Paiamas
OF good quality broadcloth, Ct
in combination colors; -
others of fancy striped flannel
cite. MILDLY and coat styles, A,
B, G and D.
Boxed Gifts for Men
SuSpender and garter sets, %1
tie and handkerchief sets, -
initial buckle and belt. boxed
belts and suspenders. Each, 81.
Boys Ties 4 for
Beautiful selection Of color &1
ings. Silks and mogadores.
Plain colors, checks and plaids.
Street Floor.
French Crepe Slips 2 for
Lovely quality French 81
~
creme, adjustable straps,
non-rip seams. " or straight
tops, plain and lace trimmed.
az to ~, Street Floor.
Rayon and Tuck Stitched
indies
One and two piece Pa &1
jamas In q charming array
of styles, gowns IN many fluffy
and delightful effects. AL the
popular colors, too.
Mems Dress Gloves
Black and brown pig G1
grain, also gray suede and v
warmly lined gloves, In black,
brown and gray. All sizes.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
DR.. JOHN DIXON DIES
Was Secretary of Presbyterian
Mission Board Is Years.

TRENTON. N. j., December IL up.
Rev. DR.. John Dixon, SO, for IS
years secretary TO the Presbyterian
National Board of Home Missions,
died last night after two years illness.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
Dollar Gifts
for the Children

Infants Ha n d-EmbrOidered
Dresses, scalloped bottoms;
two for 81.
Tots Wash Frocks, also suits
for baby boys; / to 3 years; 81.
Girls RayOn Taffeta Dresses,
pastel shades; I to IA: 81.
Tots Jersey Snow Suits, fleece
lined: / TO 8; pink, blue,
red; 81.
Girls Wash Frocks, vat-dyed
prints; Z to Il years; two
for 81.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Bridge Lamp Bases
A brand new showing, good %1
heavy base, gold with black. "
Artistic shapes.
Women's Union Suits z for
Rayon striped union suits, CT
band top and knee-length "
styles; sizes 80 to so.
Children's Waist Suits ; for
Rayon striped waist suits, &1
dutch neck and elbow W
sleeves, French legs, to II
years.
Women's Underwear 4 for
Rayon striped vests and CT
boomers; full and well
? made; correct weight for Inn
mediate wear; SO to so.
Tufted Bath Room Mats
Pretty multi-tone colorings, Ct
heavy washable chenille
bathroom rugs. Generous size.
Third Floor.
Gifts for the Home
Embroidered Bridge Sets, Ct
52x52 Linen Lunch Sets.
Linen and Lace Scarfs, TWO for
Pure Linen Table Cloths, Bath
Sets, Mat, Towel, Wash Cloths.
Street Floor.
Double Blankets Pair
Glencoe brand, plain gray. Ct
q few plaids. Warm, fleecy
cotton, full double bed size.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Mems and Boys Handkerchief, a.
in box. for
These come in plain white and fancy ef-
fects, also with colored initials.
Mems Initial Handkerchief 6 for )
Good quality pure linen, with neatly hem
stitched edges.-Street Floor.
Mems & Women's Handkerchief, = .
boxes.
! All Linen and Cotton: initial and en-
broidered, all white and colors.
Mems & Women's Handkerchief,
IL for
Linen and Sheer Cottons; white corded
edges, embroidered corner, lace trimmed;
white and colors.
Lace Tablecloths .
Charming new patterns In Chinese lace, 5
choice of monotone or two tone colors,
Size 54x54-Street Floor.
3-Piece Bed Sets
One 81x99 Bleached Sheet with two {,
. 42x36 Pillowcases or one S1x90 Sheet, with
two pillowcases. Hemmed ready for use.
Street Floor.
Non-Wilt Collar Shirts s
In white. blue, tan. and gray and fancies;
neckband style, white only: II to II.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Lokfor other n advertised
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Lindstrom Protector, also
Mickey Mouse Movie Jeektors,
(Films, 10 to Use roll.)
Gilbert Tool Chests, metal box,
Chemistry Sets, each h--$1
Mothers Little Handi-ade,
complete with household neces-
BitiSS -------------
Combination Set Game Boards,
6 games, z on each board 81
Pop Eye, SkipPy and Tom
Sawyer Paint, Stencil and
Paintograph Sets, each 81
Large Size Sewing Sets--$1
Bingo Shooter and Big Shot
Marble Games --------$1
Kings Palace T
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Mickey Mouse Streamline Steel
Wagons and Sonny Wagons,
disc wheels, each - 81
Little Miss Muffet Tea Party
and Kitchen Sets, service for
two, indestructible beetle
Little Giant Pool Tables 81
Steel Dump Carts, Wreckers,
etc, rubber-tired wheels - 81
Tarzan and Pop Eye Electric
Target Games, complete 81
Little Sculptor Modelling Sets,
complete --------------$1 81
1s.Tnch Dressed Dolls, moving
eyes, real hair, stuffed body, 81
Character Dolls, with hair;
pretty organdy dresses----$l
and-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-12
DOLLAR
TOY SALE

American Flyer Mechanical Trains, 8 pieces
track, streamline model. Also Lionel Mickey
Mouse Hand Cars, pieces oftraek------$1
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Good grade vat-dyed
broadcloth, white. tan.
blue and fancy pat
terms: collar attached,
sizes 8 to IA, also button
on blouses, sizes 6 to 10
years.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1935-12-12

Willie got spanked.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-04

OLDSMOBILE 1890 Coach. paint good. up
holstery clean. good tires, good running
"'O'0 BR1GHTwooD MOTOR SALES
1890 Georria Ave GF 5343-4S
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oLDs Coupe. 1933-Finish in beauti
full brown duco with 3 steel wheels,
excellent in every mechanical detail. $4o9.
nj 1918
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OLDSMOBILE, 1881 Patrician Sedan.
looks and runs above the average: tires
are good. Low priced. 1885: trade and
easy terms
EMERSON & ORME
18th and NJ SITS N W Dist. S10O
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TERRAPLANE 1888 S-cylinder Sedan: low
mileage: looks and runs almost like new.
S475 trade and easy terms.
EMERSON & ORME
18th and NJ SITS. N. w Dist. 800
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Automobiles
WILLYS

WILLYS
~N~SNHsNNN"NNNSN~~~~ ~S~~N~~s~~~~~~S~~~~
clean inside and ont: has Chromium
plated wire wheels and a motor that per.
forms like brand new: Our price only 5000.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1136 Conn. Ave. n w. d. 1918
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Automobiles for Sale

USED CAR BARGAINs-1326 Good
Hope I'd. S. E Line. 2O77.
Evening star., 1935-05-25

Mines Guy-Westurn." There was
q pause between the two words as IL
he had hesitated to tell her and she
looked at him with sudden curiosity.
do you live down here?"
"Why?"
'I only wondered" explained Alison,
whether could telephone from your
house"
II haven't one. I'm only staying the
night at Warley." He spoke absently
as though he was puzzling over 0
problem.
"Warley? but" she stopped. He
had certainly said quite distinctly that
he had co ne out for a stroll but War
ley was at least 6 miles away and on
pouring wet night
He had looked at her sharply and
he must have guessed her thought,
for he said, Il like walking in the
rain"
six miles!"
Il know. I wasn't thinking. II
walked farther than I meant" Catch
ing the sudden doubt in the girls eyes
he added: Il wanted to look at this
house-Im an architect, you see, and
there's some idea Of buying the site
SOL thought I'd take a look at it"
by lantern light?" Alison thrust
shrewdley.
you don't believe me?"
I'm afraid I don't!"
Then how's this" He was
watching her with a rather queer, in
tent look now. Il came down to burgle
this house"