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. ran narrow . cooked streets that wound in and mew,“ mgwmdm-flefiuk, wnty

out between crude huts thatched with grass. Yet every once in a. while they would Pas; a grand stucco house sunk in rank over- growth which seemed to pull at its very walla Lovely housw —

tried w imagine them as they had been when they were new-white in the bright sunshine, their lawns trlmly cut and banked with a riot

Then all at once they were in the Plazo-bare and dusty. with the President's Palace rising hard and white on one side. Star did not like it. She was glad when they turned off once more into a. little road that wound slowly up the mountain. Women on donkeys, pea/Ceiuiiy

sg$finlghgrlnpesr drew 1° (m9 sue 1° tumed after shopping with Barton

They preserved a and curious dlgni y for all their tattered Stuaxt‘ mg ‘mm dresses and odd means of transpor- at" w“ can? ‘m she ration. Many other groups posed 5m‘ h“ and a’ “$91 m“ them on foot-almost every woman carried at least one tin oil can on herrhead' te x r. l iried w " or W8. r," en expa Star's ue.tlon_. “They need watcr “M13 the Wake‘ 1mm-

onl ‘cflljnsmwflfsa and they use on hlsysmall son. He was proudly car-

arry . After that, when one of the tat- WmE 9' "'°m“°m which h” hm tered children ran alongside the car been assured w” “we “Sm 1°‘ shouting tnve cem_flve Gem,» m voodo rites. They were tranquil, at a peculiar singsong, star threw some Deaf” Wm‘ themselves and Wm‘ me 3mm Ncklemy m“, me grass be_ world. She could even manageito side the road. Yet she doubted whe- greet Jud‘ Comes w mm" the '1‘ tller the little begga-ns reall under- fimcu-Vlemdifiuke he h“ Fwua-“Y

tood what they were as ing for. f’ ~ rfhay liked the run 0i‘ scrambling for mghvigflevxflerfilggul 1225551133 fig

the money. but they hardly seemed Ken t wet had them as they climbed ' w mink “f “h” u“ 5mm“ “m” the infidel and listened with

would buy. , a “In 1g“. an enchantbd 15nd," She strained smile to Stuarts excited we m» hr im- arsrlruwr uisurtu but they dog d. I dou t if they Sm mought. although she could ' not irnaignie why unless it was be- cause he just didn't like Coatcs.

And when she went to the cabin she found that Gloria was equally distant. she acted like a martyr when Star asked about her heart and had only a weak smile for the account of the shinning trin-

The next moming as the ship was nearing Jamaica St-ar tried to' tcll her roommate that she had not been responsible for Kent riding in her car to the mountain.

{NOW Gloria's sfiriaile was ' suppose ou ven' an 8 planned for tlladay either?"

Star resented her tone and the implication. She dldlrit care for herself, but gurelv any girl ought i0

gem patches on a colorful quilt. t there was no time the view. The rest of the were gathered in one m: ted in a. comer of the boJcon .

Even before star left the car the crowd had parted and stood waltin for them. And she saw with a catc in her throat that it was Gloria they were surrounding. Gloria. limp and still, in a; lo_w chair]

I I leaning“ hanvil K t had ea y on en ‘s arm immed tcly been whisked down the mountain. There were sym thetilc murmurs that the altitude af- heart. Star did not see her roommate again until she re-

overcrowded cabin. quietly proud of his

days. We need no more, do we?" Kent was looking ofl to the hills that drogped in softly rolling ter- races to ie now distant; harbor. He was silent for so long Star wonder- ed if he had heard; Finally he said, without taking his eyes from the scene below. “Some of us don't. I should think if two people felt like that about it they'd own the world." She was aware suddenly that he was close beside her. that his brass tons winked at her in the sun. hs stared at them, tunable to meet his eyes although she knew that was zvhhalznrlée ‘$1 wailtling for. A§ld 1501' e t e s e was a ra — afraid that this new and startling be able to trust the man she loved! inner turmoil voice had the She slipped away to the bORi» deck [power to raise would be appa/reritlgryirvg to recapture the feeling of

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so mixed up. Gloria. said

»an a shade less exuberant than always wmeonkmmeone m hem

ls it the doctor?" “No ..

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ways-I was ludt feeling mean Mil-tempered and you've pilt me riaht with the world." star settled on the lootrest o1 Else's chair.

watcr stretch away, watching the land flow softly. out to touch

in to itself

she was co saloon she caufiht her-en 18mm‘

John Kenneth Barrett. the son 01 her adopted uncle. ‘This was a man in his own r18

for this trip-her motive-was edi- tirely fame. A man had to go out. He 11nd to get away from home. own-wise he wag lost. He became ylst a shadow, an unitatimi Of The

found his own home. make 11> "1- tirely his—P°55 1i- take his never be his.

could ever make Kent feel that he should have stayed M Imme-

s right. fin a. girl-well. she sieved “m”

until someth1l18 hailPened-

cricil. and yesterday I wont to tbs movies. I can't about to so everywhere."

Passenger (rushing to the plat- fomii-Shall I catch the express-

his it gone? Ststionmastcr-lnre tnirfs late. Psssenger—1isic1 It's disgrace-

ful the way these railways are runl

bad started tbs trip and caught

sight or Elise Uatireli lying in u.

deck chair m the sun.

Elise smiled, her lovely hancs out- greetmg. "You always

look so fresh and inspiring!" sue

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d make the power to tum the wheels. so ‘- -o sorry for this her rum it again

marri ently she came to

her.

for ears and begged ‘ry this second marriage. ‘V111. but I do not believe

her. I can’ be the goat?

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went blocey and she wants to herself and her child.

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as early as their brothers d far oftener than the boys.

It is Sally's pay envelope that Mother grabs, not John's. p will?! stjiyfin single to SLIIIJOTL and euucale the younger brothers and sisters. soda. and molasses. Add about 3 W e o marries wife. And when Father aind Mother grow old it is their daughters nurse them and clter._sh them and bear with their _ ty-nine times out of a. hundred it is his wife's parents a man "I? So a girl baby isn't a bad investment In fact, she is about the best old-age Nor is she a total loss as a means of

is supporting instead of his own. even from a flnancal standpoint. insurance a couple can take out. gratiiying parental ambition.

A woman's chance of achieving distinction and getting her name and picture in the rotcgravure section of the neuvipapers is twice as good as K160858813’ 7-0 make B 115W?!‘ m“ 1B a man's, or maybe three times, because, for one thing, women are still in They don't ‘ii-ave to be as good as men to make good, m m bu _ d 1 our fanlrcusatprofessicnal women, cr $511141 ‘be laolllslidellez; plll$egdtll pgifgirrlrrztlgrls,Osgrcglysnlrgélrtholnientionlng, u" fill/Or!- And i! you do, you may if they were of the male instead of the female species.

And consider how many more shortcuts to the tup of the world there Poor John has to work his way up, but Sal y can get there by means of being a glamor girl or painting her toenails green or achieving a new hair-do. it but they have twice as good a. chance of than they have of a soil, because if a girl d on her own merits can Bet ust as

the amateur class. if you get what I mean.

iris than there are for boys.

e president or m bragging about the exploits of a son.

50 1'1 1S queer, all things considered. that boy babies are esteemed so cloth mustn't slip while the pud- much more highly than girl babies. and the wackiest tiring about it all l8 n want their own babies to be boy babies, when do adopt a. child, where they can chooie the sex. lab y pick out girl babies.

And who can explain that?

that while men and wome

Dear Doro-thy Dix-For ten years I was a ve Th I disoov red th t wif ving whfrnhad ‘a. wile and lwbnghll e was ha an a Mr oroes and

For Frills-y, Nov. 24th MARCH 2i to APRIL 20 (Aries) ,—Scales ti --Real estate, mining, building in- governmeht projects, all

courage and man-power ially favored until fthat hour, a lessening of invigorat- 'lng rays favor romance, entertainment.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) -Wide expenditures, investing in unknown ventures and assuming added debts are not sponsored by today's stars. Attend to essential matters, personal needs, family af-

MAY 21 to JIINE 21 (Gemini) --You berm; after June 4 are m-

dent in all financial deals and t0 avoid straining your budget Geminians: Plan your work care- fully and carry out those plans conscientiously, determinedly, AND keep smiling.

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, dh irhsf uenti thinksh isquintuplets, f‘ ‘garages tile advehzqof a girl baby rites only a. db- creet and sympathetic pressure o1 the hand.

Of course. in the countries in- which there are heredity titles and en-

tailed estates that are the sole perquisites of the males of a, family. it 1B

easy w; seehghy bgrlnllabllisiggllenguledmdnllgtbillt. alhllltlgugoodnbry $812: v- - most o us ve n n

Bu“, would m; m mm their melfij ilfiwidlhrimolgfiélwm” w _l there seems no valid reason why boys should have the edge on the baby

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O Should the First Husband Go Back‘! dren. Both she

me to take her back.

by remarrying her, dian

By FRANCES DRAKE

for

himself

(Copyright. I939. King Features Syndicate lncJ book in the section your birthday comes in, and find

what your outlook is, according to lbb gm",

requires endurance,

espec- 4 P.M. After

milder activities,

GODS

4:15 P.M. be particularly pru-

All

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There is Usually a Great Weeping and Wail-

ing and Gnashing of Teeth When the Little Stranger Turns Out to be a Girl Instead of the Desired S0n—

Then poor gndmarricd slices, dry 1t thoroughly and then But in this modern we all Nowadays girls get on their feet and get obs quite

and they are the prop amid stay of e family

whatnot.

Parents don't seem to realize being proud o; a davghmy piece of waxed pepper over the top oesn't win fame and fortune i-he has always a chance of marrying them. And they much kick out of boasting about our daughter who is the arrled to young Milllonbucks as they can about

they almost invar-

happily married man. with a. married man and the man obtained div- ed. and I had not heard from her for ten years until rec- the city in which I live and asked me to come to see When I SfllW her shs told me of the life of misery she had lived She hag one child, aged 6. I have always loved her and I suppose I always that I could be habpv in a second marriage to t stand to see her living a life of unhappiness. but should I WORRIED BILL.

a ROM- We hlllnlln goats can no more develop a. ard can change its spots. We will always be softlcg pie impose upon us, and I daremy that you will be woman who has ruined your life once that you will let 1

11118111 i! Warning you now that there will be no happi- a marriage, because you know that you cannot trust her and zhat she never loved you and never will. Evidently the wnd marl-lave marry Wu for a. heme and security for 1 DOROTHY DIX.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) p in your favor, gspgc- ially you born between July a and 23. You may not achieve in a big ‘way but you certainly can gel; IGOXIB a lot of useful work, Check errors and stock; attend to cor. respcndence; finish all you pug- siblc can of lnccmpleted matters.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (1-00)- Yes, tackle that new customer, ‘get new and more advertising, sell Mater bill of goods, or otherwise turn in the best day's work you've in a. long time! have splendid vibrations, partic- ularly between 7:30 A.M.

You're to

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 38 (Virgo) - Day may not be par- ticularly advantageous for or spectacular monetary gains but should be fine for making steady progress in any worth while work

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I know that REGAL is respon- sible for tho oxtrc flavour and lightness."

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French say, and wonder why the birth cf a. mm- 1 cup molasses

child calls for feasting and rejoicing and slayinfl .

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and then 8 pounds of the seedless ones in place of the currents. Be sure to dry the fruit well between towels.

Mix the finely shredded suet, the sugar, bread crumbs, flour and spices, Be a little generous with the salt. Don't heap the tablespoon but make it more than level. And the bread crumba....this takes

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Potato Chip; Potato chips keep much mm in bags that do not permit strong light to reach them, than iri c“,