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CHAPTER
Coward 'Ohne •
Echoes. ePhOeS, WheileVer he .inpY,
•
ed. and nerie-raeltin,. 'silence when
;he paused to listen.• ,
•• TO: liateil*tO whet?: The distant
..''ettr4e of -the sea" :Or to dim 'echoes. •
• treated .by his careful . Creeping
around the ,house.f •••:, '
•
Denson. like a furtiveshdow,
to room in the
great shuttered Mansion. -Deserted
• by all -his •and rolibed by
•‘.the 'hen 1, Or the Avenger.of 1110 two
aecartipiices,,I3enson took •refitge, be-
: 4414 theks, holle ,and bars , Fear- •-•
somely he wanddred from -.bolted
door :'10,Slitittered•:Wintlow: Frpro_
rooni tO ,rPoni, up. Vii7the-10141,10St
„
turret and beakagain to: the cellars
•.beneatnteunningly , contrived 'eel-,
lats. ,t9O, permitting of a ,docense7t7.
• Its, hut.etteli of'them•now a possible.
,...-soirCe• of danger•te the ,fearoatirted
'Outside. •somewhere in the dark
neis, lurked death.stalking around
0:0 WallS; • 'The Avenger,: who had..
• „sworn that..he should ccenplete the
. . ,
trio of :the' doemed, •• •
Vhisky did little to help and only
served to inflame his 'brain Lunt eon, '
Itire • up, still'Anore dreaded phaa-
•
totes;
, Se. trona ets, dim and shuttered
apartment Benson' crept..with
• .fling feet, and palsied, handi;, every
„cimboardheld for hiin an ,unseen
the _death he.',feared. , • • '
The .sound Of, • a.' ,softly ',.closing
door brought' the:hlaral.to his head
with a dazing rualg• his ears throb,.
'bed' with the be:ng Of drums and:
bis eyes made. fantasy. of , things
around, ; , • , • . • ,
The Soerid• of.,1-,bis • Heart
For iame taiiiintee BenwstoOd
' taCtrig4 irresolute' and • panic-
ky. listcning to the heating of. his .
, • tinu, heart and ,stiffing: his breath. to ,
.•,strala 'his hearing.,
,ThinaP7',.hunip••--7bunipI
•.,SOM‘rietr-,re-down.,:in the ,,base,
'anent.,•,In the:labyrinth Of thosi0
cel-
lars, Sorrier al • -4. iomething. Was.'
.,•, With di4matty he •suppressed .a
cry, and •IVieftelt for a further
The certainty -.irks that he was hot :
„
as atoll Soineone. was •
In : the- htius:,i ...with him. ,' • .
.Ile -Cursed. again the !cowardly
. ,
•
•.teitler.,who,had dt.camped'aft?.r the• •
•de- ,of, • West.. and cursed 's.,
•
• . . hi• .
•:own folly ,' before, •
• ,Creakr-creak-ereakt'• '•••-• •
• Slowly; and , talcing 'his •time,
Asernizone will coining Up the stairs
•
„ •..., ,
-tlir,ciiigh dt-iri, that Benson knew
'
• . , • ..
. he' had locked.'
• „ , " •
Upthe stairs, eorairig to th, ,r00m1:.
In which ht stood .
. ,caught- hini In. -it :‘ • whirl .• and' he .
. .
stretched out a; .Shaking hand for
the Whisky a dluMbled again for
his ,.revols- to. reassure himself
.."that ,hehaditsafely,
Stcalthy Footiteps'
Nearer--nearer`On. the,
1itiadink; along the eorriddr...."Stetti
thy footstep s . • •, Moving ,even •
:• more 'cautiously . • , ; •
• ' Then •:'a pause •outside the very
• doer ,itselft• '• • • •
. , „ • . • t
• • 0Stopi". Benson's' voice Was harsh,
• and Cracked, "I've got (he door, eciv-,
ered:L.--1'her7ger•Who7teriterS,.dies-
„Oer hear? I've got the dear :Coy-.
. • ..
Silence. Just the ticking of
Clock and the .gatiping' of his pant,'
' ing longs; but outside, the door-
-s
Lu uluLer.
• "Yes.now down 'On•,:the beach
•with you and intercept hire' as he .
comes ' ashore. Tour 'Men are 'stir- ..t
rounding the hcnise?" • •
. ,
.."Ifes, air." :*
The Centre of the Cava .
• Bunter sinned grirelY to think pf
the Care the law Was takingto:Pro-
teet•Benion from danger, just In or.
',der that he should answer or hie.
crime before a ,tribunal of justice!
•.tn the darkness the Sergeant' and •
-;three men-crept:to the..beach below.
•Staiithog to;.the very run of the
surf they Presently heard the bump-
ing of rowlocks and•nars, and a•ino.,
Went . later; a .ildp'S:Jang-boat. ran,
oOlinginto the
'ILOW far 'do you i'ecitori we are
from: the 'cave, Take?", asked a
,
,He glared round the ,hrilliantly,
litroom and attempted -to collect
hI sehieS, • ''
:The smouldering. fire with the
Satan table by , the' bide Of ;hie:chair
:with whIsky. ..and sandwiches-ey,...
erything seemed So normal and. ev.
• ,erything• was so quiet. • So quiet. It
. was •inibetiraille, 'this silence, •
"Who7tr e you, frhat. do you
Wank?" he "See' here.
can't We tome to terins. you and I?
You've had your share ot revenge
; 'Panting, he waited for an ans. •
thenr,witliataiosat-w-feelliagOf7
relief, he saw the door was opening. •
;Slowly ft. widened until it dischised•' •
• the lalackneeS Of, the !corridor
be-
• yond. but the door .aperture, was in-
,,eocent pf,anyierm, or person.
MCI a quart of fright, ;13e,riseti
.,:biasedaway, with iis pistol; bang -
bang -bang! •
• , Th,e reports in that ,room were
• Strnning. _There came 'a splinter -
Ing of glass as,thebulleti shattered
Mirror ,on the distant Wall -ft
silence again; • • • '
. ,
cilApotR, XXII,
; over tro.reisii dunes: that scrub-
, by irilet 0! coarse grasi and sand at,
the cliff lop. • passed -many •dini
"forms, „.;
• Aboiel' thenflickered' 'Benson's,
....eignallilig17,Etiipai-at4sT- flub iiid7(11#'
continually djseharged , beam • With '
,
its red flare:, On: otr. Oti, Off,"Lts
repetitiori.. eX•PreiSed
the deiperatima.pf the hunted mao
.H.".1.4O6ke to nae :like a set sinal."''
•
said Banter.' • :'"It'S sending- out au
S.O.S. to sea, and means, that -13ea-.
eau'is cornered" . •,• ,'•!••-• • .
' ycin're..right, sly," greed
%the- : pollee sergeant, 'noting the
'.eerie effect ,of ,the coloured cloud.
, .
hanging over the supposedly haunt."
ed•cliff.
• ,"Look!" .Hunter Indicated ••(he
dark sea. . • ' :• • ,
h7rciin: afar, like :a 'twinkling star,
Came.. the 'answering light,' Wink':
wink, .v.lnk. • ,
1"There's. our ...Men, agreed
• 0 !,Beut,,:centre. Of 14 'Sir, ludgi.ng
by Mr. Beason.'S GOsht-,dare
thatlightsir-guess he's.•gone Mad.
o,let the thing raeket. like that' bet 'there's . somethingWloflg.Ke.
sharp eye and I ITVO •
_ Olii.
nui the Whistle if anything's amiss."'
:There was a, Splashing and aerg.,'
ng qf forias. of men through '• the
urf,-,..Snatithered. Cries and eatliS
came Itrot.o the dark,'and a..rsorava-,
Ing constable.*SphiOhed . into the
Whitfoani of aa,10 tunning wave..
: "Better take,it.onietly; •We're.the
police.", • ` •
•
•
• "Police . What's wroak?" .
exclaimed' the iiaSal tones of ine
the nien in..the'bdat. ,"WhtithaVe
Wie• (toner •
''Ttirat's•a1l rightHwe're heret�.
e.yon doe'i-'de.• it. Now; Conte
Ong bellfof You.:' .
"Drlig.thp boat up tho beacir'•,ansi,...•
ing .'e'r along," .the -sergeant oral '
ed, Saying which, heAeadeci backhi little •
Party to Where the ()theta
werq :watching, the:lieu:se of :the,
slo6piodmoo; ,•
,. • To Save the I.:atty....One'
`Got '!em," he 'whiiPered.prinidly. :
blatvlo, o' 7Vanks they sonad ,to
•.; •
sweeten,
my morning
cereal with
BEE IIIIIESyrup
because It
IV Is better
for ine.
Issue NO. 307—'38
er
,
uie
.Tile Rash ht a terch disclosed the
wet' and ,dripping terms of two al-
• armed men hand:coked t iwo Con-
stables; They were lean and tVeody:
and"both ,wore tatfl
dirty .OverallS,, 'like 'those.' of
niechapics: , ' ' - •
what's t'lle• :gatitc?"
, 'ate:weed 'one, •
•"No' game,answered • limiter, • •
'trying td save the: in
lionit 'froin w bit app'earsto
,,ertaintleatTii na '
SOh, • '.Votl',re teem 'SIPA thieven
.'The:Inan stareemiti biI<d -
JstWhO. 'are'you'?" he be, •
• 'gat) • ,
•' • ' ,
iliat.doei sot conceilt yoo„flen
iott.k.i„a .%youltuov
w It $
ERIZIES
PARIS, -Here in Pars Worneh
are seeking holiday clothes -that .
-look as nerd' as they feel and vice
'versa, To, meet•the demand Aileen
Rice is,knitting suminer' thing's, in :
, a neW:., One -twisted, .linen: 'thread
whiCh she says knits up, lighter '
and ..eholer•than any yarn
•cOVered. Senne,stitches'give a sur-
face: as • refreshing to the :eye as
these thirStitlenebin'g'illan• wat-
er ices called .granite. .
This yarnis., featured in three
new exclusive neutral tones. Ail-
een Rice Offers hand•knitted ;nod -
els in ,these tones as a change
from cOnventional cotton and •lin•
en holiday frocks. Her use •••of
special stitches lifts them out of
-the,:orilinory-sports-class-and-gives-
them :a distinguished charatter Of
their•oWn, Sonie work into ir fab-
ric as: airy as crepe chiffon. Oth-. •
ers vie' in sheerness with lace:
• Both one and two-piece :frocks are
favored. They are siinple, With
Very short sleeves and easily 'fitted
: Shoulders.. '
Here rare. a few suggestions
which' will help you to servo as
•
• many fraspberries as ....pOsaila:ei in
hs• ThanY,1 4iffOrent WitY.e as ectssi-
'tile 'while the Short 'season lasts,
• , In the past, strawberries have
°Oheemed to ha lie a • rabnoi013' ' on
„shortcakes but* it's, time raspber-
ries, • got a .„„;;break. • Raspberry,
'shortcake is • quite •tts ' good" ',as.,
• strawberry,- but has b'een Sadly.
neglected'rin 'favor of the latter.
•• Try it while, the' berries ' are at
their best.. • •"' :
:RASPf3.41t:RY SHPATCAKg
3 Cups , sifted cake ---flour
.3. teaspOons. baking povider •I•
1 teaspoon salt . •
eup butter or ether'ihort4
'ening •• : : .
COP Oink (abcqlt)
_
Sift flour once, meas.lAre,- add
'baking powder and salt and sift
again. Out in shortening.. Aim
milk gradually• until Si -At dough
..is formed. Rea 4 jouh thi* .on
slightly floured board. Cut, with
3-indh, floured biscuit cutter.
Place halt of circles on 'baking
cou'll Race Through This Laura Wheeler Jiffy Crochet
CROCHETED soLckb : ATTgF314 1745',
_
A trim bolero. in 'a iaCY stitch that goes along 'citlieklY in two
strands. pt.:string! Crochet it to wear over. your afternoon or evening .
dresses. 'Pattern 1745 eontains directions for 'making bolero; illustra-
tion of it and of stitches; niateriali yequired..
. „ Send .20 cents in 'coins • (stamps ; cannot be accepted) for this',, Pat -
ern to Wilson Needlecraft Dept., 73 West Adelaide St., Toronto. Write
plainly pattern number, your name and ,addreSs:
of anyee•Cre,t• entrapee?.. He's. bar.
• ;red and bolted himself in.,? • ;
. . •
"Why?" stared the. tnan, ,
• " .".T.here's no that now... •
1;et me tell you that Virest
tind.MCalintock are dead."
; The Pair sniped....
,
at the, .news. • " ' .
. Killed by 'soliteone who is
at this Moment sorpewhere• about,"
, • • • , • ,• .
.he spoke he indicated: the sur-
rounding '
.•
"He's waiting. to get .Benson;.and
:I.Ve want him „,firsty. Now, how do
YOutet In?" ' •
• "This gospel? You ain't'.shootin..
rautt'S gaine;..,ate Man
•
who appeal -ed to be sothething akin.,
: to a skipper or captain 'made ans;
• ',•• He's Cornered'
'!Deeita. that frantic • eignei• up..
...there Inetin anything to yph,1:' rap-
ped out ,liunter. ,•
• •• ' right, guest
• Benseli'S cornered."' •
...There. came' the Maine. 'hOWling:
trein- 4iie surf, beloW:' •,,afid Coming ,
.imidenly it chided. the blood .of the'
.listeners;,:
at - the same Moment a' •
• muffled report of...three explosiona• •
.carne. froth the. darkened
. "Say,,:st.iist'S all,..right-den'l lei.
. pele . the. hound-alarmS'yon," • coni -
IB
enced the, , ' •
as yea. iaY. there's 'been ,.
:tretible here, -he may. hare got looie.
• and is plittin'' in an extra: show'oii"
."•irOu kilow• of this . dee then?" ".
asked HiMter;.••
, "Sure, .he's a deeent hotind,, One
of BOLig9i1' se tApiectis' nhls glfeety
Stutt-to: scare. oft tioseY.,,' Parkers •
whent we're running'the goods."
Orrilsioni Pistol. theta- .
With' a series ot :yelps the phiti,
:tohs-lipatf.d aPProfiehed,:thein, 'Oatn.
ly ter 'the' peer briite still
had tiaceS. ot the., luatiaouipain.
••el0y1ng,41, oat. , • , •
"1-terei, Pet'e!'' softly,' called the ,
'ieaMan.r, ekeited' response
the, inasetve hound was instantly'
nosing and lirSiltig on With WbOrn
lie 'was familiar, making 11 those .
t tixPressions. ot joythat,'
oak flogs db.- •• •
"'There you, 'see; ,01gby," ttlile‘r .
slfokeT011ictiio-lhet'l:S die hiring
ot..Yetit. spooks:" •
°Hp hrolie.o#,.a.tol,al1 oyes tortie
the4ltieltli.lqhMitted"outlitie.,0t.-
ttie barred and shuttered:: manSion,..
• :What' new?":• '•
. .
---.OVeithe unkempt gartroos WhrOk7-
setiarated, thein from ' the house
Caine 'frenzied.. sorearas, terrible: to
. hear, for -they sere the criei. Of .
Man deiriente,c1 with fear.••'• • ;
.AboVe in the night sky . glared ;
that ,Ominichis :red cloud, 'alterna.t,":
nag..betiveen .a dini sha:dow ef • grey
and 'a -bleed red: • . ."
As .Hunter raced ahead +of' the
• men- with a cry -of. re lateT
T the Anger is insideit', the ;thought
•• fiastfe:d; into tili •tairid that the •"fiery
cloud as nifitting funeral pyre. to •
the . of: Men Who had lived by,
• Those .*pistol shots :trona.
the hose were •olninotis.;, the bul
lete. WhielV'acePniPanied thern rnlght
' haVe robbed m 01 his quatiy-or
Might have laic! the ghost.
(To Be 'Continued)'.
1
• I*
•„.
_Sheet; brush with melted butter;
•--Place remaining 'cireleatin-tOn-• and:
butter tops well. 14ilto • io hot •
Overt •(450 degree i F:,) 1$ to '20 ,
minutes., Gat trait in small pieces
• Or sileeS. and sweeten
Separate ''.-httiVes'•bf hot biscuits, •
sliread bottom half with soft but-,
• ter and sweetened ' fruit Place
Other half On top,
down. 'Plread.with:hutter and re-
•
rnaining fruit. Garnish with whip(,-
•. •
pee cream, and additional:' fruit,.
'..Serves 8. `
RASPBERRYFROZEN
DESSERT
4 cups rasiburrief ,
t tt.
4 cup' water' ,
cup. dinned piheaPple juice'
'package raspberry .jelly pow -
eups :cream,,.whipped.
Crush • 2 • caPS raspberries ada
cup' sugar and Water; let
Stand 10 minutes, '*" ti en force
thisthrough• as psbt rPy.
Cbine t cup of
'Dissolve. jelly powder . w'arm
• juices.' • Chill, When cold and I
syruny,. place in hew! of 'cracked •
riepetaroyr;Igege: bweaattee::.'nannt4whip it1i
i1
Idffy and -.
thick like Whipped creain. To re,
.maining 2 cups ratiaberripi, add
34. Stigar .and t stand' -- 10
minutes (dP not Crush)., Fold in-
to whipped jellY mixture, 'then
fold in Whipped 'cream. Turn in-
to freezing trays of. automatic
.frigerator and' let 'stand
hour, or until frosen... :Or :turn
into 2 -quart container, cover with,,
Waxed paper, press.:cOVer tight-
ly, down. over. paper, and •pack
equal •parts ice ,arid. salt •for g to
4 hours, 'Makes 2 qiiarti.
-RASPBERRY BAVARIAN
CREAM • . ,
:1 package raspberry 'jelly pow,
„ 1 cup N4miini water • ,
1 cur) raspberry 'juice • and. cad.
. • water
Clip heavy, cream
4:tablespoons.
,1;; cup fresh raspberries crush
ed and,drained. .•
i•Dissolve jelly Powder In .warm ' •
water:. Add, .raapberry, •juice , and '
• ?cold •i.vater: . Chill until Cold and
eYropY.. Feld in ,Ciptup, 'whipped,.
----onlyArzytirthitek andthiny, , but not
stiff..Add.' sugar to berriei. Fold
. into jelly • mixtere. , Chill until
• slightly' thickened.' Turn into
mold :i Chill until firm. "Urirneid...
Serves 8:
.• COR•ONATION: COOKIE'S
Syrup1)4 cup white sugar
cup Bee'' Hive' White Corp
cup butter
114 tbsps lpmon Jutce'
• 4 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. baking powder
• %tsp. fintnieg
34 tip, salt' .
• cup St. Lawrence or Ditr-
-.1ifairkicorn Stareh,, .
14 cups flour: .
C•ream, butter and .sugar. Add ,
S'Yriapt,' beaten egg yolks, lemon
juice. Beat. :Add stiffly' beaten •
.pkg •whites. Mix wcll. Sift dry
ingredients and add. Drop .from
spoon on Well • buttered baking
u..shot. It dough not stiff enough, ,
add more flour: Moderate oven
-
10 to 15 minutes.
•
'Le4ers frotn Canada bearing
'postmarks reading "0.bserve
Sun-
da • Said • to be w•errying
those running football, betting
, pools: in Britain because they fear
the idea ,might• 'spread there, With
all mail Marked ."Don't Gamble':
, England has, just learned that
nearly :.lialt'the meter, drivers in "
volved' in fatal road"accidenvs„ are
under 30 years of age. •'
Wrigley's Gum hatpaiouleei? at
XelleVe‘s• that ethkv eellog after
, eating..aeanses treviCee between,
' teeth. too. ; . assuressweet birth, •
• A sinspie aid Lo _" '•
• Buy some. now Small 'Woe
• but big in 'benefits! Enjoy it atter'
every meal-i-mlltior4 del mai
AAAA4AAAAAA,
• 1140.1140y7* -Topper
• Inspires HatS.
Headgear the Si* Of an Organ -
Grinder's Pet ,the Rage
• ‘="13.01,1:a7 Hats .f* Autumn
PAltiS.,°Dell's" has whieli
perch jauntily en, the std. or ifront
of the head Hie the...4af on au
or-
gan -grinders monkey. 'were intro-
daced; SChiapatellj. in' her inid-
autnnier.,collection..
be the Secepied thliag-for tali and:
wjnier Wear. Stie's !usually fight=.
e.Ven if the •world ',doesn't come
'
r y o na ing ir
cqupfe .ye4rs •later. But lead-
., .
niilliperi•••are .beginning
to swing. over to , the i hat,.
,which is just about as big. as. its
name siguides,,, •• • •
'
Easilycarried
.Fashion':e.Xperts Say that the tiny
mak, cOnie tor two .reaSons; one
is the definite a'clvent of' the Pine-;
• apple Coiffure sv,hiqh sweeps every-
. thing upward; tlae lother.is the ne,,,
. ,
cesSity for a tucifre eaiity. portable
„
'• hat owing to modern travel Ways.
•• van . , • .
planes-or,jain yourself in crowded
. • .
.,subways-7:With a. broad-britnnied
hat in ttie %lay. •
•
Cettirig down •• to details, theSe .
naicros'coRic„,, hats are trirahied al-
most inyariahly ,with ribb.pe:bows
or ',feathers,. . • . •,
1.. Shapes vary froni naodified tri-
1,cornes and, bashed -in Ty.roleans • tO:'..!
'little saucers with irregular
,but .they alt take car to leave tla
'entire ,tiack (and' half the top) .ot
the head completely uneoveredi.
They all have a' tendency . to: tip
. 'ever the forehead -Pr over
oI1e eye
Household Hints
—
Blueing should be added to the
last rinsing water and thoroughly
dissolved before putting in the
.N.vashed -clothes. Avoid us ng too
,much. Thin fabrics need less
blueing than hea‘y materials.
, .
•
• _.:
,
Gartnerits hold their shape 'bet-
ter When pressed along the weave
of the .fabric rather, than aerosi,
the weave. 131.%ess :completelY. dry.
Cipthing' •put -away even ilig,htly
daniP is aptto be wrinkled' and
lick freshness when pia
Garments made of material
Which •• aye: not theronghlY
fast should he rolledin dry towels
before . tubbing, With', additional
tpweli spread inside to prevent
layers of the material touching:,
and colors running into each oth-
' er . It -on as sear' as SuffiCiently,idry.
strikes the happy medium
SHREDDED WHEAT contains all.the Vital eieMents
found In whole wheat only, in their most -delicious
Ancineasily 'digested form, Each One plays its part in
' pourithint,:strengthening and regulating the system:
Serve! Shredded Wheat every day, with milk or
Cream. fresh and canned fruits and,berile, or in any
Other combination.• „
111.4"CradinnanShrild; Ltdd.d. Whea
ooyt.
, .Nhisaia Fain 6 c.,inada,
„ •
,1; big biscuigi
in every box
MADE
wite47..
Rkh Children
More Nervous
„Behaviour Problems Discovered
Motu Lac* to Affect Those
From Wen-To.,Do Homes
Nervntis •disorders And ..bghav,
ior *problems ' are More :likely trt' '
ffec,t • children froth well to do
homes than' thOse,..;t1.04,214P .10 •
po'vertyi according to experiments
carried, out in liendeht Englund. •
The, ON.iellinents :Were conduct -
e1
.
ed 'by Lindsay NeuStatter,.a.
research assistanf the
Departulent:' . ' PsYehelOgical
_Medicine at .,!Gu$c!S H2OSPital. He
sonbt. to diScover. whether
pov-
ercy bad. social Conditions -had,
any effest. in ,producing nervosa.,
' disprders.
• socetecl Group/
, ;Foe. this task, . theg .results::of
whkh ar'e described the Inedical.,
• journal; The' Laiket, • Dr: Neuetat:-
'ter selected threo. groups of 50
•
.= Nine per rent, of the children
the poorest group were reStlbis
or irritable in 'their ftist year of
life,' In the weatto,tio_grftup...,30 —
per 'cent. were restleSs' or irritable.
Welt -to-do Chiidren ihowed ,much •
ruOre \,vorry,;.instability of mood; ,
aggressiveness , and ob:-
• stinacy than children' • ,from the
poor, faxiiilies: Nearly three times
as many provided behavior
iems. The poorer children' showed, .
shyness,. fear of noiSe and punish-,
. Afraid of Dark •' •
•
Woil-teAb childTen, ShOwed inert ,
feat. ot the dark mid. of ,
nearly one in five ..pf the rich chit -
showed nbnbrinar,' .fears •
'without rational foundation. None•
. of the poor children studied was
thus affecfd.••
"Twenty per .cent., of. the *poor
• Children •'ere • classified, tie*
. ,
ner-
vpus; and 56 pe tent.' displayed ,
no nervoni symptoms. • Of the
well -to -.do children, :.38 per, refit.. 4,
'were'nervous,, :2:6 :P4i; •cent. par-
..tially,nervons and 36 ;per cerit.-
not 'nervotts..at
• ,
, , •
Pia Clothes Are:
In Highest foor .
,
'HUinacIdurneur-Sharliskint
The Big Three In Summey,
YQRK. Hopsacking
sharkskin,: and linen are quoted he .
the big' three ,Of play clothes. And .
the ,phltY suit with the pleated
skirt is well liked in Chambray.
:Then there are • the 'pastel. col-
pred burlap ;boxy coats --L Some .'
,
of them with 'fish huttons-,=truly
a seastan of original details.
Itpleiros Everywhere
, The ever-present bolero , is
seen; too, in burlap and it may be ,
worn with a flowered r.rint coun-
try "frock- It is a•:"pyettY" sea, ,
son, 'I might add; in case you
haVen't • notic•ed it before. •
• ,.....Molyneux has desiguedv-g47,
'printed frocks for the beach. They
button all the Way 'down the
front. or part' way . down, . With '
flared skirts which are casually
. leftoPeri, • :permitting s,! glinipse
of the monutone• shorts beneath.'
Printed: f1eneh ,: Wear
MolineuX•Oses square necks s for
his beach, dresses and :charming
colors of 'navy. :rose and, pink -
'the latter in ..trinimings.:
"Then there /is the 'Coolie beach-
wear, :Which was. cited earlier in
the season. Midcalf' length trous-
ers,Withloose short jackets are.by
is same Paris designer, who:is
• an Englishman, by the 'way; Or
straight trousers : corning .to tiOsff
below, the knee are cuffed by'
1.elOng' and have suspender tops.
. .
sies 1Seep,
-1,Veird Vigil
•Siu,a• Outside= Hospital Await?'
mg .News Of.Strieken YOUth..,
p7i-n.theYeltittered' itvareliouse ' • A.
018trietof Manhattan's .eapt side', a'
bind of gypsfeS huddlecj'itVa
ing• lot last Wqek, , keeping weird -
Itoniaily 'vigil fel' in afflicted ti ibe4
man. • 4
•
Louie 'di. ,NIetro, 20, wa ii With
an intectioion his thr.oat? '13e11e
vue.flosPital. • : •
,Aniwerolhg the tradition :that
:bids thein keep Watch over those ot
.thoir kind' wit.° tall 111 thgYPZies
stinted Out .ot their teitethents and
'sat on the harit'groiiird ot the park.
laglot outside the hospital..:Sc•;tne'
• :of Ithem prayed,. ,Stnieof them doz...
ed but mostly.they sat and •stated
at. the hospital WilideWs.,
'1. ty hotn OnO ot them
• ed about.the, youth, afflicted With'',•
Ludwig's angin.t. a' diseaseSaid
be t,•itirt JiI .1110 out tit ten clues,
• bay Dresnl, a trepiCal isinnd in.
,
tit 'Whitsunday , group), ti;0-.hut.
at its first Ivo/Whig', a youug
teacher and, a trader's e'Ori5loyee •
beitig•Married among the paliiia by.
a 'It1ird8p.r who 't,liadc...sticc,ial
,tigo .t'rool tIoweliw QUce0slatid, tos
offieiate, ,,,' •