By STAR DUST William Byron Mowery ? C William Bjrnm Homy, WNU Service. Movie Radio J By VIRGINIA VALE Rudy Vallee that he is the greatest talent scout in the more ONCE shown SYNOPSIS Junior ioOmi powerful Welllniton.of tocorporated Mine efljragealn queollonoblo , ' thirty-thre- ark ,up Arctic, where a inacceMlbla Whubeendlwverw! on Rs-floInto Dynn-'Patricia. high oplrtud nnd inlto w Omadlon sr: sJg-rt-a- ISMErs-0r- a r. I Continued CHAPTER you menu? My I not eU her. nev- and me. gee-ta- r; she me all w carry her round wit iver de Nort, from Labrador Nan-- i Alaska Porcupine. But len her Xyou Wat. Meea- -m wan to play you wenever you For di tee-ta- r, J igo'ncss, Mec. fine-dan- i J 1 .'j laughed and her anger you don't get the point, but the big fellow .0 matter. She eyed amused curiosity, ,p gnd down with I say. who are you. anyway? -Me? I'm Poleon. "Puloon what? -la Napoleon Augusta Cesar de Salle St. Jacques. Good gracious, it's a wonder you What are iren't you, a prospector? -oh, I got wan or two claim stake Patricia 'i !ed. . -- he gestured but I don tp Resurrection river tare a whole pile 'bout prospecting. A feller wit' a string of claim, hea got to work on em so much dat stead of heem having dem stake down, dey got heem stake down; and me. I don' lak dat" What do you do, then? -Oh, 1 hunt wolf, trap, roam, Patricia offered him a cigarette, lit one herself to his great aston-- ! ishment; and sat down on a mossy rock for a chat with thia Poleon follow. He was so buoyant so kind that she liked and him instantly. Naive aa a child in some ways, he was sensitive and intelligent in many others; and she found him to be a mine of information about Dynamite Bay. The main prospecting field, he told her, lay up Resurrection, beginning at those sawtooth hilla and extending northeast into the barrwas a sort of The Bay ens. central point where the men came to get supplies, recuperate, and have a bit of human association. I thought thered be a lot of excitement here, and several thousand men. and all that, Patricia remarked disappointedly. But Sown, hack in She hated idleness like the plague, yet Idleness seemed the thing that she had the most of, in her life. Wherever she went, at home, abroad, idleness dogged her; and now it had followed her even to the remote North. She had expected to plunge in and help Warren with his work, whatever it was; but he had politely refused to let her help him or to tell her a single word about his business there on Resurrection. It wounded Patricia very deeply to discover that Warren was holding out on her. He and she had been together almost a solid week, on the long trip, yet she knew no more about his secret mission than she had known in Chicago. She had tried earnestly to break down that sense of strangeness between them, but so far she had miserably failed. She cared little about his mission Itself; she only wanted him to be open and warm and honest with her. But she did want that, dreadfully; and his evasive silence hurt Instead of reading, she lay in the hammock in a reverie mood, starArctic ing up at the apple-greesky. Down at Chicago she had thought about Resurrection river, and now on Resurrection she was thinking about Chicago, brooding about it and her life there. Toward six o'clock she slid out of the hammock and wandered down to the bank of Resurrection, to find Poleon St Jacques and have him take her on a little "slumming expen dition. dere, If you can spare a couple of hours, Poleon," she said, I'd like for you to take me across the river. Ill pay you for the trouble, of course. Wy, you don't need pay me nut'-lnMees Pat I take you over dere as a frien, jus lak if some-taI come to Cheecago you take me 'round as a frien'. canoe to Poleon set a near-b- y water, handed her in; and with a heave and a cheery Allons! he sent the craft dancing out upon Resurrection. It was a perfect summer day, lazily warm and golden. Butterflies flitted past the canoe, and over the water a legion of dragonflies were snatching up mosquitoes in their trapdoor jaws. Although late evening by clock time, the sun stood as high in the sky as at noon in Chicago. Patricia knew, rationally, that she was in the land of the midnight sun and that there would be no sunset for several weeks; but night had always been so Infallible an event that she didn't quite believe it wasnt going to arrive. The canoe approached the north g, sunny-hearte- She and Poleon had stopped to watch a group of men whom Lupe Chiwaughimi, the leader of Warren's six metis, bad recruited from among the prospectors. They were rolling drums of airplane gas onto a skiff. Patricia soon noticed that one of the men, a stocky weatherbeaten miner, was in bad trouble of some sort He kept wiping the perspiration out of his eyes, and occasionally a fierce gust of pain swept across his bulldog face. All at once, as he started to push a drum up the skids, he caved in completely and sank down in a heap. Poleon sprang in, rolled off the drum which had fallen back on the mans legs, and slipped an arm under his head. Steady, Bill, he soothed, as the mans eyes flickered open. Every-ting'- s Dose drum, dey too much for you to wrassle. Lem-m- e take you back to your tent." You won't no such thing! the man refused, weakly. I can stick it Soon as this spell kicks over, I'll cut the mustard okay. I got to, Poleon." Non, non, Bill! If you jus' got to have dat money, I'll take your place for de res' at dis job. Still shaking his head, the man slowly pulled himself together, got up, trudged to the lake edge, soused water ever his tousled hair; then came back to the gang and doggedly set to work again. What's the matter with that fellow?" Patricia demanded, as Poleon rejoined her. "Is he drunk? Sacrebleu, non! He seeck, poor Bill is a terrible seeck man, Mees Pat. Its inside of heem, here" Poleon rubbed his stomach. He can get well, nevair. Bimeby, in free or four moot's, he got to die. But but " Patricia stammered, a man who's as sick as that My Lord, no person should work when he's so sick that he keels overl "But Bill got to work weddqr he able or non, Poleon told ber. m a fine-dand- y. 'Good heavens, that wasn't indiscriminate charity! He's in an aw-fl- shore. don't see any boom at all. Up the lake beach 300 yards was There never had been any rush. a cluster of large cabins the wirePoleon Informed. The city country land office. Mounted was far away; the Arctic winter less station, and Hudson Bay was something that no tenderfoot Police buildings could face; and expenses were sky-hig- h. store. Poleon skirled the canoe deftly All food supplies and equiphanded Patriment had to be brought in by ashore, grounded it, cia out; and they walked up the plane, at $800 a ton for freightage alone. In the entire field there were bank. Heavens, whst a hodgepodge! only 300 prospectors. Thirty or foras she glanced ty of them were from the cities, but Patricia thought The whole the great majority were northern down through the camp. free-trader- s, place was a disorganized confusion men" trappers, of tents, smoldering fires, men, ca- assay work before a true could be made. A few rc1 poctctl been found, true enough, but none of the proepectors knew whether tl deposits had any worthwhile size to them. Competent geologists could make fair estimates, but the men had nothing except prospec-tor'- s faith" to go by. Patricia was amazed. Actually the men there didnt know whether field was rich or notl Nobody seemed to know. Except Warren. He knew, all right, but he was keep-mthe secret locked within himself. Why had he come here? What as his business here? .To find out the facts, dear, about this place that just didn't sound convincing. On the surface his Arctic trip emed to Indicate that the field wally did have something to it; he would not have come at But she could not be sure even that point With a certain shame e remembered occasions In the Past when Wellington. Parkes ft wit had interested the gullible Public In a worthless field and then 0,11 from under at huge Prllt to themselves. After Poleon hid left her. she lit ,l!1Con cigarette and gazed 4 U il oth-jje'- thoughtfully up Resurrection at . e,,Uc hills. Just then the mys-n- f 8'nf over Oie field seemed mis importance to her. She was w stirred and gripped by the ele-- " wildne "urn that t"K crept of Uie country. uneasiness and misglv iifr,iii. CHAPTER II year, and all dat tarn dey tiebeen or have to scrape along on lee cause dey have no no money, chance to trap or trade. Dey're real men. dey're tough outfeet as you never saw. but dey're Jus' about ready to give op." off Why don't they take time and make some money and get back on their feet again? off. They didn't dare take time Poleon explained. A man had to do IS days work a year on each claim he held or it would revert to the Crown. Since most of the prospectors owned ten or more claims, it took constant labor and the hardest kind of sacrifice merely to hang on to their holdings. At the first tent they approached, a tall rawboned prospector was tosshuskies. ing white fish to his team of He was in an undershirt and clumsiBair was ly patched trousers, his stubblea. unkempt, his face heavily "How you do, Sam," Poleon greet ed. "Mees Pat, dis is Sam Honey- I kind-hearte- trip?" "What money?" "Down there in the Chiwaughimi tent Why, it's a regular pirate's treasure trove! I looked into that chest and saw whole stacks of big yellow banknotes and piles of gold pieces. You've got at least $50,000 in that trunk. Warren hid a frown of vexation. How did you find out about this? I was looking around in the tent and Battu Chiwaughimi tried to keep me away from that chest and that made me curious to know So I ordered him to what was in let me see. Warren flicked the ashes from his cigarette and deliberated a moment "About this money, I can very easily--1 Dont! Patricia stopped him. "I can tell by the tone of your voice that you're going to lie. Why, Patricia! he remonstrated. "That isn't a very nice word, dyou think? "Maybe not but also its not very nice of you to be so evasive with me. "Evasive about what? "Your business here at Dynamite Bay! she shot back. "Youve got some big scheme up your sleeve snd you won't tell me one truthful word about it I've told you the truth, dear. If you dont believe me. I presume there's no use in my repeating it well. Sam. ton. Honeywell awkwardly bowed to to Patricia and mumbled, Pleased Pole-on- 's Lacking ma'am." meet you. d was huge social ease, he with embarrassment. went en Presently she and Poleon Poleon the camp. down through to man after kept Introducing her man. till finally she had to make him stop. All of them were painat her fully embarrassed; all stared rebreeches and cigarette; all were way. spectful in their rough frontierwords, The truth of Poleon's never "dey're tough outfeet as youto her. home forcibly come snw," and For all their discouragement men. raggedy clothes. here were North. real men, llio pick of the weeded All the weaklings had been out. It was nt the east side of the camp that the incident of Bill Fomlcr came crashing into her slumming like a thunderbolt that afternoon, bored by half Idling around camp, Pa- c;:, ordered three of tho Chis to pitch her a li 'n ur,d mosquito canopy at thn "d edge; and she made her- ...if to n "m,or'Me there, with a book, the dull hours. expedition ,'y half-breed- dis is Mees Welling- red-face- about her last isted hated the whole camp, wished she never had seen It "Poleon!" she cried, whirling Take me back across the away. then she stopped But river!" her tracks. She could go back she her hammock and book, but of would carry with her the picture a sick man pushing a drum of gas She could flee, could would eyes, but that picture onto a skiff. still haunt her. at Bill She faltered, glanced again info her shot An Impulse Fomier. In that moment without mind into her knowing, she was stepping foot Into a trap, was thrusting her "the snare Invisible, the cruel of Poleon's song. Go down there!" she commandthat ed Poleon. "Go down and stop working! him quit Make fellow! Poleon a She gave the bewildered here shove. Go on! Bring him up to him. to me! I want to talk .. CHATTER III ' eleven In the dining tent around reo'clock that evening. Warren nnd ciga wine their over marked. i trim-waist- ed light-weig- , j ! : I 35-in- ht 39-inc- h 1. What ia the cost of the paper used in printing United States curMargaret TalHrhet, who aban- rency? 2. 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Aa crusader for the oppressed, as the most eloquent and forceful man of Mo time, Paul Muni give an Inspired performance. Dont let the praise of pattern.) A Lift for You. this picture drive yen away from it Theres much ado about bodices with a faiat sospicion that it may be educational, but dull. It offers the this fall and unless you have a most exciting tod thrilling evening you could spend in a theater. A Quiz With Answers Offering Information on Various Subjects was second with receipts and $61,000,000, of over Michigan third with over $45,000,000. 8. The domestic commerce division of the Department of Commerce says that 67.8 per cent of all retail sales are for cash on the counter or cash on delivery. SeUnick-Inlernalioo- caverns kept fresh? 6. What was the boudoir parliament? 7. What state collects the moat money in sales taxes? 8. How much of the retail business of the United States is done on a cash basis? Bliss TaUichet played small roles in A Star In Born nnd then the studio decided to gamble on her to the extent of sending her east to dramatic school for further training. She appeared at the Mt. Kisco theater opposite no leas a perand sonage than Henry Fon-Jproved conclusively that she needs a lot more training before she can play big roles. al. Well, a . Dublin, and the town was occupied immediately afterward by William III. The later Dublin with wide streets, numerous squares, and attractive suburbs, is one of the handsomest capitals iff Europe, relates a writer in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The site of the city is generally quite level, some of it having been reclaimed from the sea. The river Liffey dividea the city into almoat equal portions. It is bordered in its lower course by granite quays, end between the quays and the large Phoenix park, to the west, it ii crossed by dozen bridges. By improvements made at the beginning of the century, the quay accommodate ships drawing 23 feet In the business parts of the city the streets run st right angles, and are wide, an unusual thing in Euroof these pean citics.The most famous is Sackville street, thoroughfare breadth. At its which hns north end is Rutland Square, in the center iff which are the beautiful Ionic portico of the general snd tho Nelson monument. One of the most imposing buildings is St. Patrick's Cathedral, founded in 1100 and restored in 1804. Others are Trinity college, the Custom House, and the famoue Four Courts building. There is also Dublin castle, dating to the Thirteenth Chiwaughimi told me that this afteryou gave a sum of money Prosnoon. ratricla, to one of hose If I may the river. across pectors like aay so, indiscriminate charity century. that is never wise." ""Lupe , Answers 1. The distinctive paper used in making United States currency costs the government 37 cents a Up in Dennis, Massachusetts, pound. It is estimated 1.743,238 Gertrude Michael appeared on the pounds will be used in 1937. 2. At bat, runs, hits, outs, asstage in a play oi errors and base on balls. sists, eariy Colonial days 3. It is equivalent to 256 yards. anj made a big hit. 4. The flower is an emblem of regular parade of made j automobiles purity in literature and painting. 5. No artificial means is necesthe long trip from Now York to sec sary. Some undiscovered natural )ublin, Ireland, Ancient; process keeps the air fresh and Name Means Black Pool her, a:id when she The temperature remains on out the pure. came Dublin is a town of very ancient about 56 degrees Fahrenheit at all the rafters stage of accounts the but early founding, times. with applause it are mostly legendary. The name rung 6. This is a reference to the Dubh-linn- " means literally black from hvr Broadway influence which Mme. de were friends. great They pool" In the Ninth century the had on Louis XIV and Maintenon her courage Danes took the town, and held it, saluting Gertrude two- his advisrs. Michael for the most part, until the English in winning a 7. In 1936 California ranked first with conquest. Henry II held his court ; year battle sales tax collections, with a in rUill well rious as line illness as her j 1171. residents The in English total of over $70,000,000. Illinois out in the as an actress. dollars for grub muney so that he go baek to his claims and work off the assessment on at least one or two of them. With wide eyes Patricia stared down at the landwash, at Bill struggling with a drum of gas. in Here was a man looking death the face. Forced to do heavy labor of with the pangs of death inside Jokfaint. a from him. Getting up work. ing about it, going back to were almost wiped It seemed a bit ghastly. She had Black Monday" uprising in 1207. In never known that such a thing ex 1689 James II held a parliament in in the world. She suddenly For-nie- r. j v ITTLE lady, its time to say s adieu, so long, good-b- y to that flimsy but faithful friend your summer wardrobe. But don't fret, is right on Milady, ghe job with sparkling new fash-wil- l, jons for y0u; fashions that will make you forget the past and be remembered in the future. So leta not tarry: let's choose the style thats got the most sock for our particular figure and join this group that's going Stadium Model. Picture yourself in the little model at the left, if you would have an optimistic viewpoint and a head start, on style this season. Theres nothing younger than this topper with its dainty collar and cuffs, its snappy row of buttons and fetching pep-luYoung n Pretty. Long slender lines of the princess variety make thia the lucky number for your first autumn days. If youre going to school youll want it in acetate jersey wool. Neat conor trast is here, too, if you wish, in the collar, pocket flaps and buttons. (This is a simple eight-piec- e ect too. trying , Cagneys it' Presently Warren remarked, eye- big Patricia narrowly, I found out ust this afternoon, that there's a former acquaintance of yours here at this place. Patricia looked up in surprise. Of mine? Who?" You remember Tarlton, dont you Craig Tarlton? Patricia started violently. Here at Dynamite Bay Craig Tarlton? Yes." Aware of Warren's eyes upon her, Patricia fought to hide her confusion. She was ashamed of the telltale flush which had leaped to her cheeks, but her emotions were in iuch a whirl that she could not Craig Tarlton was help herself. here! She would meet Craig, see him once more! Here in the Arctic the had suddenly run across him. after giving up the expectation of ever seeing him again. In a few moments, when she could speak evenly, she asked, "What s he doing here, Warren? (TO BE COyTIMED) t and she thinks best picture. It is Jimmie "Something to Sing James Cagney About." in which Mona plays her first real comedy role. She plays a foreign actress with a heavy accent and has a glorious time swooping through scenes in the grand manner. She says that Jimmy is just tops to work with, which makes the verdict practically unanimous. There certainly isnt! Patricia agreed; and they dropped that sub-- shut her Tommy ed chained-u- p dog teams. In Pleased te Meet Yen, Maam.' Are there really any rich min- noes and two Ontario the with eral lodes up that river, she asked comparison Former's she had seen, this few words he explained Poleon point-blanfree-trad- er over or is this place rushes which a Formerly No to seed. plight camp looked gone just a big rumor? stricken Bill had been Norman way, Poleon shook his head. "Meea, paths, unsightly refuse everywhere, cancer two years ago. Knowno organization, no esprit de corps, with don' know. and ing that his days were numbered, here shout men moving the And What? You mean to say you've discour- he had left home and come across been around here off and on for there seemed Bay in hope that he whole place hung to Dynamite aged. Over the three years and don't know that? a make good strike and so could I don', Mees. And 1 don t'ink an air of poverty and defeat wife and two little his not leave Am I just She asked Poleon. any of dese utter men know for penniless. Imagining things or are hese men girls dead certain. He had staked five fine-dand- y' the in dumps? He went on to the claims, Poleon said; but now explain that You're dead right Mees Pat; silver formations back in those was he rolling hills going to lose them, for he are on de dumps. and barrens were all hard-rocnot dese feller, dey flat broke, and bis assessment was been here at Dyna placer stuff. Hard-roc- k took expen- You see, dey for that year was not completed. four mebbe mebbe two, sive trenching, diamond-drillin- g to serspe up a few and mite Bay He was valuation radio business. y bad hole, Warren. Riggs, the two-voicpersonBut when you give money outality who has been appearing right to an individual, dear, you on his program the last few break down his initiative. weeks has made an outstandInitiative be damned!" Patricia burst out with a touch of anger. ing success and will soon have a program of his own. In two or three months Bill ForThe brash little girl that Mr. mer will be dead and what good Riggs plays with such devastating will this initiative do him then? Besides, anybody wholl work when humor promises to be as popular he ean barely stand up. he's got all one of these days as is Charlie Me- Carthy, the famous ventriloquists the initiative he needs! dummy. Incidentally, the people Warren saw that she was angry, and he retreated tactfully. Your whom Vallee started cn the road to radio success ought to get toact was very dear, I'll admit But my point is that a gether and put on a gala program as a tribute to him. It would in-- ! very large number of those men over there are in difficulties, and if dude such headliners as Walter O'-- Bob Burns, Edgar Bergen you start to take that whole camp Keefe, Charlie McCarthy, and Tom-- ! i and under your wing" Riggs. And what a program "Don't be silly. I don't want to my would be! that ever see that crazy camp again. As a matter of fact Pm thinking of Mona Barrie is the latest screen going back home in a few days." belle to seek a change from Holly- She expected Warren to object wood on the New to her surprise he did strongly, but York stage. While not object at all. rehearsing for Vir-A few moments later, as he held a ginia, a great mu- match to her cigarette, she asked sical spectacle that abruptly: open the Center Warren, why did you bring so in Radio Theater much money along with you on this City, she told me : j rolema LAMPS Wkhthla da lu la yam koBi yeara aaia at at kick ptaalv power. cUar, wUte. mark Ilka aataral daylight, lfi aafo, J.paaiiahla daaa, Na Cast hoiaa Uthtawda. Fud eoatU aolv It a aishb Hat light. aaodara Olantim iharlrt Aral faaat fiakhad j Laapa aad Laatataa at yoat daaUt't. THE COLEMAN LAMP AND STOVE COL Daet. 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