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slic suid firmly. wretcli do you think I am? Pauline is my friend."

diflerence to the fact that I love you.

you lll21l'l'li.'(.1 her."

some ways, but it's not the love I have for you. l can imagine that it is possible to love many women as I love her, but only possible to love ouc as I love you."

barn mocked him.

thing I can say to you from other men," he said savagely.

of them have ever been like you."

naway to-nlght?" Dennis asked.

Stowaway, and I know he doesn't approve of mo. You forget that we met in the hospital when you were there."

after me," he reminded her with a.

The Other Man

By RUBY M. AYRES

He ordered lunch, and the waiter went sway.

"when one comes to think of it," Barbara said oonsidcringly, "why should you like me?"

"Love you," he corrected obstin- ately.

She went on ss if she had not heard.

"l; em 110'“ ssy I drink too much and stay out too much st night. You think I have too many men friends." "I don't think, I know." "Yes, but I think you'd better sit up and ‘try and look less interested in me. I'm rather well known here." , “You seem to be well known everywhere we go." She sighed. "I em. help it? It's my life." "I wish 1 could take you out oi it."

"Dennis, don't be foolish." Bar- bara sipped her cocktail. "It's good,” she said. "Well here's to you." "And to you, and to everything that might have been, and may bc yet," he said obstinately.

Barbara drained her glass and sci

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"Everything that never will be, “What sort of a

"She is my wife, but it makes no

"You thought you loved hcr when

"l did lore her. I dc love her in

“It. wouldn't be to 111B. Let me come to your home, Barbara, just once."

"You won't be the first, Jerry Barnct often comes." "It makes no diilerence." "Very well, your blood be own head."

But her heart beat with s happi- ness that was yet half pain. It would be something to know he had once been in the rooms where she had dreamed of him so often; some- thing to remember when all this foolishness was at 1m end. . "You'll hate it," she told him as they wont up in the lift to her fist. “It's llk'c me-as you thought I was when you first knew me." She opened the door with her kcy.

"You should mite a book,“ Bar-

"l suppose you've heard every- new“

on YOI-Il‘

She shook her head. "No. None

Lunch was brought, “Will you dine with me and Stor-

"Ccrtainly not. I don't like Dr.

“He knows nothing about you." "No, but he imagines he does." Pauline requested you to look

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glimmer of s. smile.

would happen ii Pauline ever knew -ever found out—" and he broke in quickly.

Ho followed her into the sitting

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Hitler And Hungarian Premier Confer - Austrian Premier Flies Home From London.

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LONDON, J1me 25-51811! 0f im- provement 1n the economic situ- ation of the British Colonial Em- duke Otto of He, ,5 chances of p," we“ ‘m, by 51, phmp c“, gscetiditig the Austin-Hungarian lute-Lister, secretary of State (or ‘, twin throne of his forefathers had m, colonies, when he “gamed '. been subjected today to the crucible the annual dinner of the Coronas i’: md'm“°peln 1mm!“ m a club he“. S“ Philip also referred ‘ meeting Saturday between Chancel- to Japanese competition in British l“ “m” o‘ Germany “d new" and colonial markets and said there 60mm“ o‘ Hungary we ma“: w"

m me 1mm,‘ believed to have been considered but was 119mm; hostile the result was unannounced. dewnmnaflon to have a m“ m.“ The Nazi party's Foreign Political of the British and colonial markets Department issued a communique between themsewes’ on the meeting which said: “Gen- Th° c°’°“" cmb’ “hm mem‘ eral economic and political sues- bers are Pfififiiila“? 1mm t“ w!‘ tlons were discussed. The meeting onies or Britons» connected with cxosed with hearty assurances ma; me whmes» h” a membership both states viewed the other with now of more than 3.000. Sir Philip greatest sympamyy commented. The Hungarian Premier was feted by Dr. Alfred Rosenberg, head c! the Foreign Division of the Nazi party, who returned here after‘ being jailed for a day early this week in con- nection with rsids on Nazis in Vien- na.

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weremtliuitc inadequate to enable be observed m the “gm or renewed Br“ firms w meet Japanese efforts to secure Otto's place on the

competition on equal terms. A great throne and to ofl-set the spread of body of public opinion in the col- I m“ .

onlsl empire wished to secure to Britain a fair share in the colonial

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Referring to Japanese competi- tion Bir Philip said that duties

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room, and Barbara. stirred the fire into a. blaze and looked around her with critical eyes. '

Hitherto she had been rather proud of her fiat, with its queer col- oring and very modern lighting, but today she felt vaguely dissatis- fled with it. she knew quite well why she felt dissatisfied. It was the presence of Dennis Oiiarra that

Barbara grew suddenly grave. "Hare you ever thought what

_ She stopped.

“Found out-what?"

"Thai; you talk to me like this."

"You mean that I love you, and that you love me?" -

"Welt-have you ever thought

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- his face, "I want to say that, if it.

. let us go."

with which she knew she would never again be satisfied.

She sighed again and came back in the fire.

"Take ofl your coat, won't you? ‘There's whisky on the sideboard, and cigarettes. ivllx me a whisky, please."

She sat down in one of the big velvet chairs and leaned her head back, watching him with grave eyes.

He looked so at home there in her sitting room, in spite of his tweed suit, which was oddly at variance with his surroundings; he looked somehow as if he belonged, she thought, and a little shiver of ioy shook hcr as she realized how won- dcrful it would be if it was really his home as well as hers, if they had the right to shut the door on the

would riot hurt. Pauline terribly, I hope she would-Jet. me go."

"And ya“: have been married only s. few months." said Barbara.

"It doesn't take as long ss s. few months to discover s mistake."

"I think life is horrible,” she said. fiercely.

"It's horrible because we know we mustn't do the thing we went to do," Dennis agreed hoarsely. "Be- cause there is a so-called code of honour that says a. man and a. woman shall stick together no mat- ter how much they hate each other."

Barbara cried out: “You couldn't hate her. Nobody could."

"No, no, I didn't; mean that. She's one of tho best — swcctestr-"

There was a long silence; then Barbara said suddenly: “mud and 17° hlIDPY-

"When we say good-bye after this Unwnscmwly h" eye‘ misled lunch, Dennis, it ls to o: good-lays." We" as Sh” ‘Wked M‘ m“ $° dc“!

m5 m“ flushed and m5 lips so beloved, but, the husband of an- mumi other woman.

“For “mm... ‘h’ u. w, mm‘. Dennis came back with two whis- or for your own?" he asked. km‘

Sudden tears started to her eyes. Bnbar“ m” t° h" “"7"

"The world is upside down," she "I want w mm w you" N°_°1’“Y sum tremu1ous1y_ “only the other ‘there at s. nice respectable dis-

mgm I wld Jerry Barn“ that it tsnce, please." She moved close to was the end of romance when s m‘ n" “d m“ h" “m” t” m

m“ called a woman my dew’. but wormth. Barbara had beautiful now you've said ii, it seems to me harms’ slender “d whim ‘ma "d" m“, the very beginning" denly Dennis found himself con- “Tha beginning o’ a lave that Wm trusting them with Pftlriline s. never and, Barbmx. Barbara went on s s moment Sh, m“, he, hand ‘w’! ewe-r, in s. brisk, unemotionsl voice. talking like a sentimental boy and "An thu“‘n°mense h“ u’ ‘mp’

girl,” she said. "Ask for fne bill, and Dennis’ 37°“ know ‘but? she 1°°ked round st him and quickly sway

again. "We're behaving like-like a couple of rotters. There's Pauline."

It was raining a little when they left.

I Barbara said.

She paused, but he did not speak. and she went on: "Are you going to break hcr- heart?" Dennis said, “If it is a question of her heart or yours--" (To be Continued.) ._.________. The frame of a novel lawn mower permits it to be inverted for use shrubbery.

"I'll take a. taxi-don't wait,"

"Do you imagine we are going to say bood-byc like this?"

"Why not’! It's as good s. way as any."

"Not good enough for me."

The concierge had fetched a taxi, and Dennis and Barbara drove sway together.

"I've ncvcr seen your home," Den- nis said suddenly. "I've often tried Portland cement mimufaci-“Yed to txiciurc where you live" . in Yugoslavia is exported to nearly

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