The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 41, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 6, 1938 Page: 4 of 8
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addtthm of atw plana*. Tkay ara taking tail of Japanese land, aaa
and air oattn. ____v-
finally, tka CMaea* foerrflla warfare la watt directed, not kap-
hatard. It baa, destroyed highway* and bridgaa essential to tka
Mcwamt of iigaataa a—ciiad refefona..
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creat to Cktoa, hotlt Hearty aiaaaa paatpnnawant for tola Ike foftare
of*Ik* compMioa of tkat progroea. Tka loagar Japanaaa victory fa
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True Mysteries
Attain lifa follow* art Tka fiction writan who aatockad tka
I'snpartmrnta of fin* European tnrn for the wiw ofj
to bare put Bottom in otkrr people's knada Thar* hare rerently
bare four actual murder* comnrittoed oa train* to franca while tka
victims wan traveling. However, there la cm big difference be-
tween troth and fiction. All foar real Into wanton are atiB aw-
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change to <»tr piaa of fiaandug
trial* wtoch would aava tkuuaauub
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to operate a dtotrlct court, to*
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to tka Jury—d#*atoik.1 ~ ^
Jury fan «at the awaty »6».*
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til ton * «to «| to to
What’s What
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——- mrrirT ■»»- , „ WASHINGTON. Aug. A—Of courte arery decant human being would
’iga iiunnitoiliaitTg nut, (•«« a bedcligktad to be ronvincad by recant Londondispateboa to the effect
'that effort* to nd the world of the chief threats againct it* peace
really are (raining ground
- I do not dmeover, however, from chata with our managers of Amrr
tea’* overseas relatiorahipe, with army and navy men and with such
wawhnw of the foreign diplomatic cwrpa at I happen to' kl confi
dentially antualnted with that thee* experts art much impressed by
the latest optimistic forecasts from the British chancellory.
Naturally all hope for the beat, but hopefulness is the most that
many of them express; not confidence. YV
PACIFIST NOW, BUT-?
The present British government (or administration, as we would
call H), to be am, to tottering rather strictly to what, to fairiy
deecribaUa as a pacififtk policy'; a disposition to make plenty of
concesaWn* to more belligerent powers to avoid trends in the direc
tion of international friction. . *
Nevertheless, British parifistk sentiment to in a majority by a
very NARROW majority, indeed, the harder boiled element main*
tains that what it deems a wiahy-waah attiude on John Bull’s part is
dangerous.. ,
And the hard-boiled folk may gain control almost any time. If
ao, it may precipitate, matters.
Moreover, the pacifists themselves have just warned Japan to keep
bands off British interests in the Orient or taka the consequences.
It ton not exactly an ultimatinm, but H verged on me.
T“.....■*"' THREATS “EVERYWHKRE-
With Japan and China already at war, Japan and Russia, a* tee
IwPf ^ ***** wmjfwt on th# Mi^huokiiKNU)*5ibcrUn bordir*
. Even Britain has “warned” Jspan recently.
18 L?’ TtoA Ik* Japakaea hgve their hands so fall wkk China U pnb-
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recent ca*e wM*. continued pm
days, cori $144 tor to* Jury and
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tout, anHdrill to threats of war somewhere stoa. .
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SPANISH COMPLICATIONS
and France are on the other tide. ^ .
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
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WMI1CN FOR CENTRAL PSZlg
By Shepard Ban
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WMAT TO EXPECT
WHEN TOUR side has Md three
wits, the remaining one is almost
sure to ba M if you wind up play*
big a no-trump gam* contract. It
Ja therefore Incumbent upon you to
•beware of that declaration unless
are prepared to care tor what
r risks are iheolv*d,Jn that
t.A Cawafiy ttta maaar on* of
toea tktogp; rithir p dowkto stop-
per or a tingle cure etopper with
enough set-up tricks to run your
game before the other feiipwa can
regain th* lead.
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nerable.)
North and South got along fa-
mously few the first two rounds of
bidding on this deal, with 1-Dia-
mond by South, 1-Heart'by North.
1-Spad* by South aad^ th*n«-Bts-
motokr by Marik. Guearing that
his diamond suit was probably
roUd. South then hopped ta^R-Np
Trump. The logic ewe not for-
reaching enough, aa even with eolid
diamond* there would not to Itifie
immedtat* trick* In aightluntos*
too; which could
h king against
knocked out
get Into dummy
d flneaac. South
East woo. The
a total of ten
North had
be run at
West led
this and
the ace.
to take the
led a heart,
declarer now
tricka In eight, enough to make
four no tmmprWit he could never
eoUect more than eight of them,
for soma had to go towast* while
the opponents scored the-setting
tricka. .....
Aftar North’a E-IXtmimda kid,
Seutk -riltoreMtoa' bean srary at
no trump and moved upward with
the minor suit. In which, aa it
turned out, Bve-odd could have
b*HvhtoM .«4|itor the band got
bid quit* thto high or not.
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jl.NOW 00 ON WITH,THE STORTI
Y CHAPTER 17
A WHOLE WEEK had paaaed
and Noel hadn’t aeen Julian,
had seemed almoat unbearable.
But Noel’* pride *wae aroused. She
waan’t- going to follow Julian
around aa Ruth Chester did. She
waan’t even going to make any
effort to ate him. The next move
would have to be his. And
whether or not he would make any
further effort to see her, Noel
didn't know. ,
The hours at th# Peacock were
becoming more and more hateful.
She had made several efforts since
her last disastrous failure, to find
SK eheerfu,r "n,'H<,p
mut
On# thin*, liowever, Noel had to
be thankful for. Luigi didn't
make any Mgther effort to see
her, even though ehe was con
sciou* aa always of hia_ pale
watahfog'.agto"’ :V
Chris Landers hadn't come back
to the Peacock. Noel found her-
self expecting him, looking for-
ward to seeing him again, even
asarrlilng tka Ikinr at times hoping
for a glimpae of his sleek, Shining
blond head.
It wasn't because of any senti-
mental feeling she had toward
him. It was because he seemed
more like a man from her own
world than any of the others she
had met and danced with. She
was the kind of girl who had room
in her heart for only one man, no
matter how Indifferently he might
treat her. She was made like that
and simply couldn’t help it If she
hadn’t been, she would never have
embarked on this adventure, and
fought such a losing fight all these
long weeks. And she had to ad-
mit in all honesty, that the ad-
venture was losing its rest since
Julian had practically dropped
out of the picture. . , ' ** :
Once again it was Saturday—a
late morning for Laurie, who
sometimes went to work as early
as 7 o'clock, and sometimes not’
until 9. Y
So Laurie was fixing breakfast,
while Noel sat In the hard rocker
in her pajamas, trying to mend a
run in her last pair of good hose.
It was amaslng, Noel thought,
the amount of time it consumed.
just trying to keep neat, although clearly to Laurie w
Laurie didn't seem to have mueh thing that harm.nL'
trouble doing It. ■*"“» »*—- ntd
Laurie took the ooffee pot off
the (** ring. “Here, let me do
that,” she exclaimed, taking the
storking from Noel. “If you'll
only take tiny stitches, honey, in-
stead of trying to pull it to-
gether—"
Noel let Laurie have the chair
and etood up. brushed her hair
back from her forehead with her
hand, and said unhappily, "Oh, I
don't suppose I'll ever learn to do
anything ”
“When I get rich, I'll get you _
maid," Laurie sald iwlth a little
laugh. “And anyway, I like doing
things for you."
“I Wonder why.' Tm sure I don’t
deserve to have you," Noel said in
a tow voice. "What you ought to
lave,” |he went on. "is a husband
and 13 Children to fuss over."
"Thirteen—golly!*! Laurie’s face
was so ehocked, that Noel had to
laugh. "Well, anyway, seven,” she
amended, ‘That's a lucky num-
y.
"I could do with seven,” Laurie
said quite seriously.
Noel stared at her, hardly able
to believe Laurie meant what she
said. Then she saw again the little
fleeting look of sadness come Into
Laurie’s eyes, so Noel changed the
subject at once by saying that the
weather was getting hot and she
hadn't anything cool to wear.
H she should b* lucyT^M,
tod a Job, she toidbsL?5M
she’d be fired the n«U?,
A'Wriga
shoes to dance in. TtalUjh
SSftSiitsJf
Ucally gone. She
reason the girls always
• dance frocks ahd sIIdSJ?1,
lockers was to save all dm,
trawear. Tliey didntfif
And now Noel had to
sandals. She didn't
her locker some night iu ,
betn p-**1
Nick, which was quit* <
ci'SS.’WaBi’WSr
Then she added, "Dos-
was asking about you
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ijHfiid the evidsaee.
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ft dr court M tt vraa neo*
r^thore totsmted to pay
well a* the Italians aand Ganufiu. If ao, tht Male would be **ri-
ouely crippled.
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today. Tbtir lire* are filtod with th* blssslngs «f good friandshlp.
One-Minute Tret Answer*
I for Leals XTf at France.
t'SSzr*mm** ^* s?? .-^4.
It—A signal by 81-Ariant
bugle to ex- 33—A varicol-
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with metal itaks
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yesterday.”
"Wa* he?" Noel's heart gave a
little jump. Then he wasn't quite
as indifferent as he seemed. At
least he had asked about her.
“He wanted to know how you
were, and said he hoped you were
enjoying youriseif as usual.”
Laurie didn’t see the dark flush
that rose to Noel’s face. She Won-
dered if there had been anything
ironic in Julian’s Inquiry as to
whetHir she might be having a
good time "as usual". At any rate,
it was purely casual, and it gave
her a feeling that he didn’t expect
to see her any time soon.
And all the time just because of
his kiss—Neel's face burned at the
thought. Then she a3l:ed herself
Impatiently why she couldn't have
sense enough to realizq that a kiss
was just a kiss to Julian Paige, as
it was to hundreds of other men.
He had probably forgotten it, while
she had hugged the memory of it to
her heart ever since. “Women are
idiots, aren’t they?” Noel said to
Laurie.
She nodded. “They’re always
falling in love with the wrong
man.”
“You too?” Noe.l asked.
Laurie nodded. "It certainly
looks like it”
She had finished dressing and
was ready now to leave for work.
Nothing more was said about
Julian. Afterwards* Noel would
have given anything if she had ex-
plained her situation a little mare
So she went to the pixels
had mentioned fo her*w!
could buy a pair for J2.M 1
Once Noel had paid u
$30 for a pair. ThW<S **■
very far away.
In the afternoon when a,
bought the sandals, It wiiii M
could do to resist the tempUH^I
going to the De Luxei ]foi
pride won again. Julian h.Yui,
Lauria about her, butlwSfl
pressed a desire to see hers,
true he had exacted a premia s'
her to keep In touch with hint
he had probably forg'otteirjju
that now, being so engross h
work—and the pretty num!
So Noel resisted the tempt
to go to the restaurant. And to-
ward, when it was too utTS
knew it had been a mistake (M
her stubborn pride keep her»»
The truth was, she might u.
admit It to herself, it wsratg,
gather her pride. There waii
other reason. She had been i
she would see Julian and |
Chester together, talking
laughing gaily, happy and,
oblivious of the fact that she, j
was even in the same world!
couldn’t bear that again. M
» Like many a girl has before b
Noel came to a sudden firm me*
She would put Julian Paige «t|
her life, and her thoughts.,.. ^
That evening Chris LandSii
back to the Peacock. Ned j
overjoyed to see him. Them,
something so Clean and fine ft
sweet about Chris. She liked)
very much. With a little djf
she could like him a peat (
more. And she needed just ti
very sort of f riend Chris i
be.,. ........ -
She had heard it said tSU lf
way to- get one man out of j
mind was promptly to trite
yourself in another. So here i
Chris, blond and debonair andC
able always looking at bervitktl
miration in his gray-green i
and paying her pretty complin
which were like honey to hers
deflated ego after Julian's cootftj
difference.
It ought to be easy to fall Is k
with Chris, Noel decided.
(To Be Continued) ‘1
Paris Styles Revert Back
To Feminine Lure Of 90s
PARIS, Aug, 6 <UE> —Parisian coats and dresses of heavy metal-
fashion store* reported today the “ ^ J * - *—•* *
biggest business in five years.
The curtain had fallen, on tka ^ —------------—
fall fashion premieres that cast tion of a celestial element with
almost 2,(ty)0 mannequins and more
than 1,000,000 "backstage” work-
ers before an audience represent-
ing the world’s buying power.
The new styles were go well re-
ceived that foreign orders for
Paris models surpasses expecta-
tions of designers. They said It
was largely because Paris had de-
creed feminist and sex-appealing
clothes, providing the first "ro-
mance and Beauty” In fashion*
since 1900.
The fabrics were as rich as to
the days of the renaissance, With
flames, stars, rising suns and so-
dlacal motifs. Generally, they
looked hack on the more glamor-
ous decades of the renaissance,
the 79's and 90's, to make all
women “grand* ladies" again.
Scooter Speed Rebuked
PIXLEY, Cal. <tt»- Cited for
doing 30 miles in a 20 mile an
hour zone, Glen Gray, service sta-
tion operator, was severely rebuk-
ed to justice court here. Gray’s
vehicle was a home made motor
scooter.
THIMBLE THEATER
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Bargaining Pleas of
Rival Unions ~
WASHINGTON, Aug: « «
The National Labor
Board today dismissed union)
tione for certification as i
bargaining agency for
mately #0 employes of the 4
goner Refining Co., Inc,, *Mj
W. T. Wajggoner Estate, W
Texas.
Neither the International j
elation of 0« Field, Gas Well
Refinery Workers of Ameitol
the waggoner Employes ”
tion polled a majority in an!
supervised election.
A University of Mlnneiots j
thropologist has found ti
blondes'.aw. slowly
to the United States. J|||
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