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Ntw York Enclooe is cants in eotoa for Pattern He. ttBihtfe bureau report. goraa Rider Gailty fgZm Pattern STSS contains tmtnietloiis foe making aat; UiuatraUona ai it aad atltchaa: material! needed; nhotofrapb el pattern atltch. Bend order to: Alabama Homicide Homicide are deenaaing in There were 29 leu homicide itm.InJ1939 than in 1938, the department vital da injured. Africa Btorkmea The atorkmea of Africa, Eutliak Deaeaat averagour Preaidenta were ing feet, are aaid to be the tall gAtean of eat people in the world. galliah deaeent CHAPTER XXXI By VERA BROWN Centlaaed Lynn quieted, turned to Chuck and wed. Tve loet the man I wd. I know what that means, and I didn't have a little to Maektrom mmaider. There Is such a thing ai Wrong Trailing f.K!f3rVChuck- - You may not know Th maelatrom ia not a whirlpool to train students but there la." AU the CoQtfe continue aufferiiig exlstf CMitn which aueka aklpa down Into th and hurt of the lait year dm? in igk thst bo longer of the ocean. of depth It ia an eddy Lynne white fact. Chuck, chairman of th board antral Motor Freight aaaoda-- r, which In fair weather can be croaaed ddenly felt aony for her. in aafety by any veaaeL yw.tly told a conference at . du?'1 kBOW you care Urfrendtr of Illinoia And all Mar salsa-mf. aa smile was pitiful. Qm-- fc Maltiplex Camera time, be aaid, joba watched her for a little, accountants, office curiously. One company now make a earn Quick spoke at last: "What do you traffic manager, want me to dot" There wee defeat in th trucking era with U interchangeable lenaea tariff expert in his voice. and 600 different aeoeaaoriea, going begging. ygtzy, Collier's. Iyim eat up, her hands elaeped together: "Give her a chance. J Nolnjnry dont know whether eha itill loves Map Engraving of the United State flew you. Chuck. It hai been a of in 1989 thaf without Engraving map began year. maoOO paaaengera in Find her jfymyTand for th flrat time year 1460. Before that data they i km- - Goand Buddy. Go to her, were in manuscript honestly. Ask her to udi Honey come back. Bo haoeit Don't steal Buddy from her!" Tax Employee New Lake Quick was silent ai he witched Brasil ruled has that all milea ISO govern, reaching long, Iika her. Then he got up Incment wearily. ara to will employee into subject Canada, MM the border 1 promise." His voice was dead. ome-tax laws. dam. Coulee behind frnned g Don't you love her any more, Quick?" Lynn's voice was full of Live Wireworma Death Rat Lew Th Imperial Chemical Industries fear. "Yea." His face adored. '1 da 1 Th eenraa bureau notea that the of London, largest concern of its I luppoee that's why Tm so Utter. has in kind the offered to world, loweat death the pay ftrt.UniU had She half --cent a head for live wireworma. turnedalmost killed me, Lynn!" He pk gf any country in th world away so that Lynn could not Hti tha German invasion. Th rata Largo numbers are needed so that a see hie face. effective of them each popu-bticheap, killing way to S.T 1,000 m death Chuck held out his hand. What Thia compared with 11.6 for can be found and thus save farmer name ia she using Lynn?" thousands of dollars a year in crop. fli United State in 1936. t .. 'f ta . I M "Youll play fair?" "I swear it! C PASS I El E DID E R A RIM E N T BARBER COLLEGE PIANO BARGAIN UBXD BEAUTIFUL SLttSXTLY New Ckua Now Start ia( HOLER BARBER COLLEGE Barber took farafaM oa aew plaa. Salt Laka CHj. Utah SPINETTE PIANO knitkiMi it Gnatlr Uml I Vny Kaoaabla Pajmoota. touMdlatehr to CM Writ hit Laka CMr. Utah - HOTELS n BKNO. NEVADA. fin BOTIL GOLDEN Bmw FINISHING Itt Ito trials II 1 IS N 0(aa Utah. 15a. XXX PROTO hart a fair and faaataia ctoota, ala. Alia a lav and lea cream cabinet, aad aompranon, all W. H. Hate inm. Call Mill ar writeLaka City. Ut Cato an W. lad Sa. 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Packards Co!pe, IIK0,11 Da Sotoi Peaeh Studabakan Buick Pickup latcroationals -5 Toni Oldsmobiles G. M. Ca. All Models From 29 to 39 Also 50 New to $300.00 Dodge Trucks Save $100.00 1- lyman motor co. 830 SO. SALT LAKE CITY STATE The BELVEDERE apartment 2j ! 1,k Sura HOTEL Day: SIS Week Up Si. Salt Laks City. Ulak Calvin Q Jack. W- - Merry Christmas!" cried two voices. It wee Chuck and Helen. They came in with a rush, and Lynn wai in their anna Helen wee crying Chuck wee swallowing hard. It was a long time before anybody wee coherent enough to explain aU that had happened. Whero'i Buddy?" "Hama asleep in his nursery!" Helen amid. And Chuck, hearing her, kissed her. She had acid "home" of Austin Manor. Said it naturally and happily. Later, Just before they were to leava Helen tried to say to Lynn omo things that were in her heart "If I can ever pay my debt to you, ud ' Lynnl" Chuck tried to make a formal speech, and Lynn wee between laughter and tears. We can't stay, darling. Theres a nipper party tonight end Buddy will have us up at dawn." Helens face suddenly sobered: But we had to so you for a few minutes. If you could sea Buddy with his father, Lynn! She squeezed Chuck's arm. Then Helen tried to tell Lynn what had happened down South. 1 wee almost t the' end .of my rope, Lynn, she said. 'Chuck got to ue one night after Buddy had gone to bed. He Just walked into that trailer, and I thought I would die In that moment" I didn't think aha was glad to see mo at first! " Chuck interposed. I was so stunned, I couldnt movel" 'Then I did just what you told me CHAPTER XXXII to. I walked right up and kissed her!" He waa sitting with his arm On the second day Chuck called about his wife as they talked. Helher at the shop in the morning and en hie arm: patted asked her to meet Urn at IhmIiwb laI think I cried for an hour be"I'm at the Astor. Under another fore I could even apeak. I had name. We better eat lunch In my been so lonely and afraid. I don't room. Im leaving town and I want know how X ever stood itl" to see you flrat" "We'll forget all about it now, When Lynn walked into Chuck's room two hours later she saw he had not slept Ho was nervous, kept looking at his watch. He motioned her into a chair. "My plane leaves at 1:30 P. M. Our lunch will be along in a moment They're near Hew Orleans. I just found out My mans been working night and day since you told me!" Just then the waiter brought their food and they were silent aa he served When the door doled Chuck began again immediately: "I'll do as you say. It won't work, probably. But Ill keep my aide of the bargain!" Lynn's eyes filled with tears: Chuck, of course, It won't work if you really dont want Helen and Buddy back!" She raised her hands Pleaie listen to mol in protest Would you went Helen to take you beck only because of Buddy?" The expression on his fact was answer She'll coma if she knows enough. you want her to!" She tried hard to make Chuck understand. Ha was making a great effort Lynn knew how bitter wee his Austin pride. He must care a great deal. When she left him she aid: Good luck, end happiness! He gave her hand a squeeze, leaned over end kissed her cheek. He could not ipeak for th lump in hie throat Four days before Christmas she lay in her bed trying to summon courage enough to get up when her bell rang. She jumped out of bed, threw on a robe and hurried to the door. a A telegraph boy bended in a With trembling flngere she It was short, quite opened it OGDEN, UTAH Name trailer girl QLadgm mee-aag- it Merry Christmas, see you soon." It was signed, Chuck, Helen, Buddy." It was Mme. Reanoud who solved Lynn's Christmas problem for her. tree "Why dont you trim your end have some of the kids from the old apartment building next to you In for a party Christmas day?" she asked. They could use a parlook. Better ty, from th way they give them meat and potatoes of ice cream though. They seem to need it over the Lynn was enthusiastic idea. "I'll 4 lt! ru tavite them tonight You better start (hopping, young woman! That's more important!" a It turned out that Terry wee came when Lynn of refuge harbor to the shopping problem. He drove her to the stores, here and there. When Terry and Lynn came back into the living room, be took her hand: "Can I give you your ring, Lynn 7 For Christmas?" Her eyes were black ai he spoke: "I wish I could say yea Terry, but I cant" Its the last time Im going to ilk. I have it here in my pocket" diaHe took out a gorgeous yellow mond which had been in hie family once for years. Empress Josephine ten i end it women, wore that young good enough for you." "You're sweet Terry." Lynn looked at the gorgeous stone laying heed in hie hand. She shook her end smiled up at him. not to think of Lynn determined the tree which Wild bed trimmed turned for her e year ega She was coming Somebody restlessly. knock down the halt There waa a on her door. She got up to open it Helen." I hope I won't forget what I learned, Helen said with sincere note in her voice. Neither of us will," Chuck promised.' "Weve had our lesson." "And Mr. Mortimer?" Lynn 1 telephoned him from New Orleans. He was pleased. Hes a nice person, Lynn. Then ah added: 1 want to see you soon, just you we can take our heir and ma down and have a good talk. Were sailing for Algiers for a little vacation next month. Lynn. Its to be our second honeymoon." Then he added: The fampleased as anything about ilys it aU." Then Helen gave Lynn a little box. "This is for you, darling, from Chuck and ma I bought it in Mexico. I hope you like 1L Lynn opened the box immediately. It waa a lovely silver bracelet set with turquoisa the fine carving was worn almost smooth by the many beautiful women through the ages who had owned the handsome ornament Its . . . beautiful! Lynn put it on her slim wrist When Helen kissed Lynn good-b- y she whispered: "Ive got a plan, youll hear about it soon. Before we go away! CHAPTER XXXIII Lynn woke the next morning with that wonderful feeling that some- thing exciting and unusual was going to happen. When she opened her eyes she could aee through the bedroom door the glistening Christmas tree rising high to the ceiling. All morning Lynn worked hard. She peeled quantities of potatoes for her guests, fixed the squash for hiking. It was fun. By noon she was improvising a table. Marty had promised to drop in for the party, end be came in puffing, before the children began to arrlva Hie arms were piled high with bundles, he had a Christmas stocking for every guest, filled with oranges, candy and toys. And he had a gift for Lynn. It wee a pretty compact Merry Christmas, Kidl" Marty aid, dropping the bundles onto the couch. They Just had time to put the stockings under the tree when the first guest arrived. Myrtle Price, an artist who lived above Lynn came in to help, and soon the studio wee turned into a gay turmoil of wild youngsters having the time of their Uvea Marty was a genius with the children. He got them over their flrat games shyheia He directed their while Lynn and Myrtle worked in the kitchen to finish the dinner. They were having a grand time. Myrtle borrowed chain from everyhaU. Two body up and down the in to boys acroa the way stopped see the fun, stayed on ' to watch that th youngstera got their dinner. Gradually the apartment and Its tumult became th center of life of the big, remshackle studio building. had to Everybody left in the place Into the door to aee head his poke the fun. The children ate and ate 11L until Lynn wa afraid they'd be The uninvited guests helped clear the teblea puh Gie table back agalnat the walls and then everyfloor. Marty body aat down on the had dlanppeared. Shortly there we a wild about He came out of the In. Address That wholesome, tangy outdoor taste... jurf heof and aat . ; ; duDdout coU...haMU. . .econom kal... ofrier, today, bam your procar. WNU Santee bedroom a rotund Santa Claus with a long, white beard. The children yelled end screamed Patten 1753 in their delight Then Marty began giving out the little gifts. out-o-f --doors dress-uor 1 havent had ao much tun in j'OR cozineaa indoors thir lacy robe yean, he told Lynn. ii tii newest thing for baby. The bracelets and the dollar watchee Terry had bought lent the crowd into mild hysteria. Of eouraa Seven-MontFuneral three of the watches were promptly The greatest funeral procession broken, for the boys wound them too tightly. But it wee all breathless in history waa that of the third and apontaneoua Toward evening Taahi Lama, spiritual ruler of some of the mothers came for their Tibet, who died in Peking in 1781 children and Lynn gave them sand- white visiting the emperor of China. The cortege of thousands of wiches of the leftover turkey. "It's the loveliest Christmas Tv monks, dignitaries, soldier and ever had," Lynn amid aa ah and cooks, with hundred of camels made th 2, 400-m- il Marty dropped down for a moment carrying supplies, Journey from Peking to on the couch to rest Tuhi-lhunp- o on foot, over high Of eouraa nobody wanted to go W Hah and through ragmountain passe home. It waa dark now, and the foolish a and seven in months It's sheep that ing riven, lighted tree was lovelier in foe dim the wolf hi confessor. Collier's. studio. Art started cone carols and eight day. soon the child voice were raised In song, a little oB tune perhaps, but they loved it Art went across foe hall and got his accordion and shortly the whole building wee shaking as the children danced to hie tunes end foe older people sat back en111 joying foe fun. Tea, it was a good day. Nobody heard a knock on foe door. I Finally Marty did, and opened ft. It was a messenger boy. A cable. From Bene, bleu hie heart He wouldnt forget!" Lynn cried as she took The boy grinned as ha watched the dancing children. Lynn pressed soma candy into his hand and Marty gave him dollar. Lynn tore open foe cable casually. word of It was wonderful that greeting could come to her so far. Marty turned to her, stopped short Lynn's smite died. Martyl She was trembling. Ha took foe cable from her hand. Only a few words. "Bouchler seriously HI, American Hospital; come. it waa signed by Dr. Antonio MardU, in Home: Lynn held on to Martys arm. "We mustn't spoil their party. Xeep them going. She went into foe bedroom end closed foe door. She down on foe narrow bod, piled high with childrens coate and hate, and reread the cable. Ren must be desperately IB, or foe doctor would not have cabled. Marty found her there few minutes later. Td never forgive myself if didn't go . . . and anything hapShe looked up dispened." then only that hie faculties, ex--, Developed Man tractedly. He can't dte, Marty.' Man in society ia like a flower-blow- n panded in full bloom, shine out;' No." Marty and hie Santa Claus in its native bud. It ia there only reach their proper use. beard awry, wiped hie forehead with He ean't die. a trembling hand. Hes too important to foe world, Lynn. He's a great painter! It would be terrible . . ." Poor Rena Alone, 111, maybe She forced a smile to her lipa but her eyes were bright with tears. Shortly, foe party began to break up. It was a long process. HaU and coats had to bo rescued, rubbers and galoshes straightened out Marty, watching Lynn's faee, was glad she had foil distraction. They finally departed, a disheveled, happy, noisy crowd. Then quiet settled over foe apartment like a palL Marty went out to buy a newspaper and ia Lynn waa alone. Mechanically she tried to bring a little order out of foe chaos in the apartment Marty was not. gone long, but when he came back he had everything planned. "There's a sailing tomorrow, but no use to take it It's a alow boat Better wait for foe Normandie. She sails Thursday. That's two days! It can't be helped. Ill get you a tourist clan ticket You can go straight from Havre to p; hs fliEW ISnljl) dilititail E d.i.Riunra g bn gfl oar it ut ... . (bxKPOOxrasS Rome." It will "Yea" be over a week, Marty. 1 hope I'm in time." "You will be. He'll probably be all right by the time you get there. "If I only knew how serious it is! "Shall I telephone the hospital?" WUI it eost a lot? Not too much, Lynn. I'll try. Later they both went out to the corner drug store, and in an hour He got ,Tarty had the caU through. an Italian clerk who worked in the itore to apeak with the hospital in Rome. It was a short conversation. Hes got pneumonia, the boy informed the two who waited. He told the hospital that Lynn was (ailing on the Normandie. How ia he?" Lynn demanded. They say he's pretty sick." That waa aU. Marty and Lynn went back to her apartment, and Lynn got out her suit cases. 'Til go to the bank tomorrow morning, Marty ai toon as it opens and get foe money." Don't worry about that I'll get a ticket, there won't be any trouble this time of year. Reservations ere light. I'll have foe boss see about your passport You'll have to get picture. Do that first thing. We'll have to pull strings to get it in time." "I haven't any idee how long I'll be gone. What ahull 1 do about my apartment?" Lyno was distraught Better get it ia order, pack everything, and leave it When you see how things are, write end I'll have your stuff sent on to storage, That ii. if you stay, he added. aOBECO.TIMEUi i : Pot ORANGES in School DayLundiea! Evtrjont likes to peel and eat an onutge! Or to sip a glaas of die mb juice. Just to enjoy me delicious, fragrant Until And nothing else thats so deliaotu is so good fee you! For, says the Dcpaiunent of Agriculture, hardly half the families in America get enough vitamins and minerals to permit die best of health. And oranges are your richest everyday source of vitamin C and a good source of vitamin B1. They also mp-pl- y vitamins A and G, flrinm, phosphorus and iron. So put a healthful Sunkist Orange in every lunch box. Let health begin at breakfast with BIG glasses of frtsb otanjige juice for all the family. Order a sui jly of Sunkist Oranges the pick of as best-evcrop of juicy Valendaa er Oiirln imwnmi : CALIFORNIA ti&fifjiriUiKv uoaDSomitaub u 1 |