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Amateur Glamour Girl

a (By JOSEPH CHIADWICK I “ ‘vy v‘vvQ§OQ-O-O-Q-§-Q CHAPTER XXX!

Baily went through the motion; of daiiculz with JLAAI. but her mind W115“ t on what she was doing.

n gnlév she 881?. lmiony has done

- s nract ca Michael, Lv entrusted to

"uici Michael admit it?"

1 sﬂllyﬁlodﬂﬂd. biting hard on ner 0W9? lib-m She was close to tears. wanted o her i

JIIIIS shouilderugnd cry. we Mam“

"he's in love with her because .- :ihecause_ she's different. Imagine

at. Jlmi Because she's la in the part. of mel" p y g

"I warned vou both against this masquerade." Jim said. "l knew it would make trouble. And it has — ior you."

"I thouizht Michael would like me as l. am now — in pretty clothes and so on. instead. he nreiers ‘ronla, as dowtly Sally Martini th she has something that I lack?"

"N0. Sally — it's simply t Tonia. in anv gluse. knows all the tricks. Remember that she's an actress and has been coached in how to sell herself."

Sally was silent a moment. ‘Fhen she said. ' ‘I swallowed my pride when I danced with iliin. lilm. I'm ashamed of it now. but I practically came right. out and void him how I felt about him. 1 could see he was shocked-could see he was thinking, "itou brazen hussyl"

"Meaning you as Tonia Lane."

“Yeﬁ. course."

W ev

He held her a little closer. "Sally. I'm on your side. and I'd like to give you some straight advice. Wantit?"

"Yes? desperately. " thmg.“

“Right! "Ieii iviichalel who you are-tell him you're notTonla. Ilane. Me's in love wit-lithe girl he thinks ls Sally Martin—in love with an il- lusion. He sees in Tonia. thinking her you. a girl who is on the level. I-ie knows the Sally Martin type is iaitllrul and trustworthy. You. as ‘rollia Lane. are the prototype of that glamour irirl who hurt him. he thinks that love. to that sort of Furl. is only a casual thing. and he's afraid oi‘ girls like that. Tell hiin. sally-tell hlmr

"i. can't. JIIII—I can't!"

“Why not?"

I made u. bargain with Tonia. — I gloat, break it. I can't. double-cross

er.

Jim shook his heald hopelessly. ‘jSally. you're a problem. A woman iii iOVB. naviilit Drinciuies!"

"But. yo u have principles. too."

"l-iave I?" . Sally managed a smile that was

rather bleak. "You couldn't take ad- vantage oi any one. dlIXl. ivlaybe thnts why_ I uke you."

Meanwhile. back at the table. Tonia and Michael had been sit- ting _in_ silence. ‘Ionia. after as- certaining that Sally had done llo qalllﬂﬁﬁ during her dance with Michael. had relaxed and was now izlancing idly about the room.

l Suddenly. she stifiened. Her eyes had ialleil on a man sealed alone at a table across the room. Charlie

Porter!

"lvilcllael ——” she began. then stormed.

New tilat Charlie was at least found, she realized something that hadn't occurred to her before. It she amid Michael should R0 to hlm .l1 l lcrimlzn that envelope he had ' ~ l- l1 return to Sally. he would unmask her—tell Michael

. .. bully Martin

101MB. ioritot the .. “Millie oi iccoveriml tne eli- velope and its contents. The only on...“ baAlllt suanieu llllDOPI/BIIP W95 I0 keep Michael from iearnins the truth about her.

She saw that Charlie had caukht sight 0t her. and the look on ills lace alarmed lier. rie was glarinll at her. and he nan the air o1 a llian about to on SOIIIEUIIIIK drastic. Suppose he should come across the room to ner and make a scene. as he had in the hotel lobby tilllt altcrnoon. would be disastrous!

" chael-—-" she saia M18111. touching ills arm.

"Yes. Sally ' ,

"l-lh like to no. I dont feel like dancing. Let's g0 for a drive.

"All riitht." gheydwiiged uoiggil Sally and Jim re urlie . en r .

~ .. . ..- l.-...... _JllIB. saisdoqsiggikllfig, Jllll raised ills crows. " ' “res. 1——1'l1l tired." Tonia told

him.

We started away with Michael. theu tignllled back and bent to wlhis-

r lo a y. De"Cl‘lﬂ.I‘Il€'S here." she warned. “l-le looks dangerous! Thats why 1‘ l v it. . . . ' y ‘tithe. Illllli-IIOUE waitliruz for Sally to reply. she moved on with Michael. As thev headed toward the door. she saw that Charlie was no loueer at IllS table and wondered. in ois- may, rwhaé ha? become 0t him. She OOH OLIII O t s rie was in the foyer. As she and Michaeé entered it_ hCharlie stormed

r and laced er.

loﬁwell. well!" he said. his V0106 edged. "If it isn't Sally aiiai

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L Roche, and Lucien Morneau.

THE CHABI-QJIETOVlLN GUARDIAN

The WEEK at ~§. D. U.

At a recent meeting o! the Senior class, Gene Got-man, was appointed to deliver the valedictory on commencement day- Plus Murrlaghan and Gaberiel Marchand were appointed to the CIHS; mm- mlttee. The other officers are: Jack Trainer, President, p, 11g M“. Donald, Vice President, Kenny Mooney Secretary.

Four class teams have been organized in a softball league iindel‘ Rte following Captains: Seniors - Plus Murhaghan, Juniors and Sophomores, Prank O'Neil, Fresh man and‘ Commercial. Pat. Sharkey, Grade XII and XI Henry 0'Shea.

The following is the line or the Senior Team: Rev. George A. Mac- Donald. Plus Murnglhan, Kenny Mooney, P. I". MacDonald. Clar- ence Coady. Jack Tralnor. Walter McGrath. Joe Chisholm, Edmund

Rev. Parrlel Wood and Rev. Eric Rﬂbln. who were ordained at the Basicila on last Sunday celebrated Mass at the College during the week. Both were members of the Grad- uating Class of '37.

The at. ReTMsgr. A. a. Male- Aulay RP. of St. Peters Bay visit- ed the College 0n Monday.

Infantile Paralysis New Treatment

svmmy Australia. April 2s -- Nurse Elisabeth Kenny, who last year demonstrated at the Mayo Clinic and the Minneapolis General 1105919111 he!‘ System ot treating in- fantile paralysis is preparing to return to the United States to take up premanent residence.

Accompanied by two technicians tralned in her methods. she will take a. chair at the University of Minnesota medical school. with her two assistants and a nurse who accompanied her last year and is still in Minneapolis. Miss Kenny hopes eventually to found a school of para yss practitioners.

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WM‘ eXDerlence and late;- yerirs in ihe “-‘r'e'ck" country in Jlistai-lla Miss Kenny long has s‘u"l~-‘ l"- iantle paralysis and its varicus methods of treatment. g.a.lu l, evolving her own theories and methods. Her system is known almost ex- clusively to the medical profes- sion. but. it. is underspod to consist of battling the disease with hot ap- plications and a. great deai of men- tal discipline.

Placed ‘n charge of 24 paralysis victims at the University oi Min- 11950511 H°$Dital for whom rehabili- tation seemed virtually Impossible. Miss Kenny last year treated suc- W-i-‘ifully 55 Der cent or these, ac- cording to attestaﬁons from hcs- Dltal authorities. Other methods of treatment. it is said. average about 44 per cent. successful.

AUTHORITIES INTERESTED Her work has attracted consid- erablo attention in various Imer- loan medical journals. ‘ "I shall return to the United States and to Mnneapolis with a great feeling of gratitude" she said. "I had gone as far as I could with my work in Australia. I knew that if I could present my findings to scientists. I could con-

vince them that. with mv research and experience greater hope could ibe ofilord paralvsis sufferers. I_ have received all the recozriition. opportunity and facilities neces- sary."

One Out of Every 100 Stutters

SCHENDGPADY. N.Y.. April 26- Prof. Harry J. Heltman of Syracuse University believes theta is little if any truth in the saying that left- handed children. who later were taught to use their right hands. are stutterers.

Heltman, chairman of the School of Speech and Dramatics at 5Y1”!!- cuse. told a local Science forrm that of 1.600 tested studenﬁ: enter- ing Syracuse. only one of '77 who had their handedness changed was afflicted

boys have a greater tendency to p stutter than girls.‘ ICIIIId is right. handed. it is snid the _ Prof. Heltman said there are at Enigma“ 553d were are about least three limes as many boys United afflicted as are glflS -

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III" Sblilrargiaébglirfltercehulnfllgifaﬁged at mm SIigiesoQ1hgestuttser.II1til:-Ii‘-Ihet‘o is one According to Holman. there ‘s a

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Anv atinnpt to change the method b 4 of using Illp hands iistirilli" rcsuli latccl in this cohlivcllillll- Till?’ \\'\I'(‘ (‘IIANGE 0F RESIDEME.—MY.

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M d Champs mm oftentimes. in the stuttercr." rocking atrocivusli’. Pnssciigrfﬁ . st. niicl l\’ll‘.ili"l[I yo.» iam- have tak- “figg, I sure am mm m we you, on m mtemsung to note" he ‘ Prof. Hellman added. however. . u‘ oiling from one side o! the ‘ vn up rcsiiieilce with Mi‘. and Mrs. Mt‘ Porter!" he exclaimed. " B11! added "that stuttering is likely to The explanation. known as the lhat “after studying data coTlecied; c l0 lllc other or holding on ‘ Charles A. Boer, 204 Hillsboro while and i. looked all over town i'0l' you develép 1n children durng the “cerebral dominance theory" is ex- from 1.500 students entering Syra- g I c glam death to the WlIliIOW Miss Bcssic becomes the guest. of 3311191‘ this evening. You have Em fifth grade 1n schcol whenithev are plalned thus: cusc. I did not, find much sup- l ﬁiifﬂil- Pfeﬁvhi-ly the mz-iion br-cnlnr-l .\Ir. rind .\ir;~_ John P. Gordon. 22 envelope tor hef- 51183 W"! MIX‘ about 11 vents old. It is also dlifi- “It is based on ilie llieorv of rll- l port for this cerebral tIOmlilElIICO a. little stcadlcr. A_ traveller snlilcri. Lnngirortli Ai-cuilc. ious to get it. Have you B017 "- °n w", to bit-plain." he added. "wllgndlngﬁfvieiirlyysurgeons that 0IlP)_I.Il§Ql’y.l_____ _ V _ __nfgflﬂLﬂLtlldwqlliﬁi:IO0I<Iilg _ illilll‘ ;

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Th” “ma”!!! career of Wendell Willkie continues. you?" , . —- -~-—~- ---'——"""* ' ‘ — ~—-'—- i - 0f course. the charlie eyed Tonia. "I hayent . . , . _ “ ,. ..,',,';,_',';'m§h;;;3l;-|-s;;‘nm iﬁ-la-ymyil-dloi-r; q" “M; g,.£.“‘.'.‘,‘.‘...‘.‘f' illhlsililtllm’ l" Britain s Army Will Be Ready When Order Comes. Attack ‘Wk? to driiiv a. ehickenefrogl lzlzlhlclttnhilﬁsonrilf Claim and on. to the ;~ Q- -l_ - ~ - . l, _ . . . m’ F. . . - zmmsm“ "e mlsllt have got a cake of ice in his lap. Soon after he Q qﬁiihm, do you mean?" he asked. ; _ (i , . _.

rklllﬂcvd he had a. new job-senior partner In the important New aw firm of ‘Hillel’, Otis. Owen and Biﬂey. I-Ie said he had been

I“'I“°"I\IP "B" BNO" he was offered the Republican prest- mil "Omlnation.

"1 mean. mister. that you've been hoaxed." said Charlie. "Ihls Iilrl may look like Sally Martin. ﬁnd she's wearing Sally's clothes . but she's no more Sally Martin than I

NORTH RIVER w L lwI/MIIBI/I" Ra-sbed Michael. "You're - zv."

i “Items gazed at Charlie with aluieta Billie Wglllar mecltirlig 0t ttltile lgorth - in 1?? eyes. but he went on re en -

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ors present. T116 nice ng opehe '_ ..

with the Institute Ode. and Creed. l1° b“ °°““““°‘”

Roll was called and Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Re-

Have love. not love for one alone- But man as man thy bmmﬂ‘ "II-

porta of committees were heard. It Aim scam‘, like the 61min: w“,

Thy charities ohjgléhlner.

was decided that five dollars be yen to Canadian War Services d and Easter lifts be sent to wit. Foutrhquiltg were mlade grin!!! e mon an severe. pa o . socks were passed in to the Red Q “ﬁ WHY HAVE Cross Oonvenor. Plans were made i§ , _ for a concert to be held in May. 5* The next meeting oi the Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Ha ilvhen Roll Call will be answered by pavini! cents corresponding to size of ‘do. Lunch committee w’ll be Mrs. Blucc Melckinﬁy, Mrs. Nell Matheson and Mrs. Harry Scott. The meeting closed with the National Anthem. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committe in charge.

The discretion of a. man defer- rcth his anger and it is his glory to pass over a transgression.- Pxvverbc 192M.

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