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By VERA BROWN

LOVERS

~I Aliaonmoved the l'adso- lirtcdhlllon '_ tiom, rushed ‘tzher, The make on

twrn listed h and car- ried ‘her :33: the rooerliiugnd Alison went, too. ‘ghurbers voice rose above the ~'m..l-. u. pnonov fatrit. I an you. blenep from answering that quea- n

It was said 101: thedbgieflt of éhe gewspaper peop an e crow . The two attorneys carried the girl into a mess room and put her on Two officers came in Alison wet her handkerchief and put it on the girl's head. As she bent over Mona. her eyes uttered open. Distinctly Alison eard Scott-‘s voice murmur to

0113? “You had dinner with me-v-at the Chalet Sulsse —- and went‘ home

5 aftemard and I went back to the

v

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vff ." 1‘-lain the officers came close to Alison walked out of the

tie two. ff itness room and back to her place

the court room. She was stunned. 'hat did it mean?

guilty?

. She fought her way back to her mat and sunk down there, trem- ng.

"What's the matter?” ‘Ferry turned to look at Alison's white lace.

“You aren't going to faint, are you?"

It took some time to get the court room quiet. Granger came back and

id Thurber Mona was ready to go

acl: on the witness stand.

When she came in the courtroom was silent as all eves looked at the crumpled, tragzic figure oft he girl.

‘‘I am sorry. Your Honor. ”"shc told the Coroner. “I think it was It is so warm in here." heat, all right!" [‘hui'i>er remarked sharply‘.

“Now we were just as ing about that dinner party you had the night of June 13. Let's, have it."

A. ‘‘I had dinner with Mr. Scott."

Thurber shrugged impatient-ly.

or-la seemed more composed, a-

hoiigh she still locked ill.

Q. “And where did you have this dllill(‘(l%'.’" A. "At. the Chalet Sillsse."

Q. Where is it? What did you

Mona answered readily enough.

Q. “Then what?" A. "Mr. Scott Egg work to do so I rode with him

Was Mona

have 1"’

it to his office, and then I went ome to get my bag. I thou ht of the picture then and inten ed to mail it to him from the airport at Newark. but I to oi it." V Thurber pounde away but Mona Dtuck to her story. It was no use. she had won. When she finally ate ped irom the witness stand she sm ed a little. It was over. Just before dinner the jury went Into deliberation. Before the went

into session, they filed out ch two oiiicers—-to dinner.

“Come on, we’ll eat while they‘re htlng." Roerdcn said

They all piled into’ one oa3_sna

YOUR INDIVIDUAL HOROSCOPE

By FRANCES

Look In the section you biflhflcy cornea in, and (ind what your owtloik la, according to the stars.

(Copyright, 1939, King Features Syndicate Inc.)

3 For Monty, Julio 1801: ‘ILAROI-I 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) —-vFrom B a.m. until after mid- night excellent vibrations fill the air. Among the highly approved: matters or agreements requiring mathanatios, mechanical ability: _.work with Inuibie, vement, granite, teel, iron. Deal with auperlora, ‘ ankers, organizers.

€A1=lRiiL8i toMlAY20('raurus>

v—Rea.aon rather than argue. Tact

naked in atiairs involving older

lo and superiors. Substantial

in possible it you throw your oart and ability into your work.

i MAY ll to runs: 21 (Gemini) — >—Very favorable for well establish- ’ ed matters, sound nneatmenta,

making imprav to enhance

the vaule of your business or pro-

lluct. Good day on whole -for in- dustrial interests. You born after June 4: clarity at vision especial- ly important.

JUNE 22 to J'UiL‘1‘ 28 (Cancer)- The idealistic will have to be ten th the I.

pared Wll practice Dlhgant application to essential: will re- -ward you. Even balance import- ant, andespeciaiiy if you are on vacation. Show initiative.

my 24 to AIUGUBT 2| (Lao) v-Borne resiiricttons and irritating hedencieg in the morning. Handle ‘ them with your engaging smile and uridaunted detennination and you'll break down barriers between you and what you hope to accom- plish. Acqualrit yauriicll with the lied: or Tod ‘

, iA.'UCiiU§l' II to Ifvlrgol — Very friendly easive action Ior

‘for

IG- lible flarough sound inv ttor: social contacts or value an

alraid they would hear it.

ride seemed hours in her.

Granger was chuckling as the cab

rolled up in front or the hotel. “Scott, you're a wonder," he re-

mcrk . "

"I don't know what you mean, Scott answered quietly.

Granger ust laughed.

“No won er you always win cases. I take my hat of! to you.

"I have never let a woman client go to Jail yeti" Scott quipped.

And Alison knew Scott and Mona had lied on the witness stand.

The hour they spent at dinner in Ric-erden‘s suite was the most nor- mal sixty minutes Alison had spent in days.

or course talk turned to flying, and soon they were all lau hing to-

"your

ether ust as though Adee Roer- en ha not been murdered. “ murderer is free!"

Alison's thoughts turned frequently to that iact and to Crrangcrs flip- pant remarks.

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WOMEN

Morning Smnile

RXPLAINH)

0aptain—"Wall. Private with what did you have It» dinner?" Private—"I‘n.teru. air." d caprtiain (to afloat) —"'what oes 0 mean item, serg- eant?" ‘ Bergeant—“lt’a only his ignor- ance, air. He means ‘spu '."

"I hear your store was robbed last night Lose much?"

“some. But it would have been worse if the burglars had got in the night before. You see, yester- day I Just finished marking down

everything 20 per cen ."

"Administered by a person or per-

sons unknown."

wlth a p was notthere. representing him. be’ id be He wou .

he knew it. was

That was all. Alison sat back It was over, Thurber

His tent was

Evidently Thur- had kncrvm what that verdict check-ma-ted. And At least, it was over

for the present.

The crowds surged about. Scott

went over to Mona and bent over

"Why are you so quiet. Miss her. "We can go back to New York Thayer " Roe;-den asked suddenly now." -when they were drinking their ‘‘Yes,'’ She managed a. vague fcofiee. Smile- “I'm just tired. Do you think "Come. Keep your chin up. We’ll we can even leave thm town?" talk later." Mona rose. . “Maybe tonight." Roerden 2113- Scott turned to Alison. “Will you swered. “if Lh;ngs go right we ll take Mona with you?’ take a late ship out for New York The photographers were already .immediately." busy. {I away. Terry did not seem to be con-I "Let's get out or here," Roerderi scious that Alison was resent. In [said “Terry, go outside and get

some subtle way his w ole attitude toward the little hostess had changed. _ ‘

Bu 1: was time to go back for that long wait {or the Jury.

When they arrived back at the ‘ court the crowds s'.l1I hung about, _ waiting for the verdict.

Mona sat apart, her head bowed. and when Scott tried to talk to her she shook her head.

Alison watched the clock.

So did the newspaper people. and the "afternoons" were grumbling about the “hreak" on the morninz paper's time.

on the door. slowly the jury filed out. __ "Have you reached a verdict? “We have," said the foreman.

CHAPTER XXIV

Alison's eyes moved to M0nfi'S . white. scared face. Then the fore-. man started in speak. He read from a neatly typewritten paper. typed by the court stenographer in their sec- ret session.

"We find dele Roerden. the de- ceased, came 0 her death by chloro- form——"

The court room was deadly quiet- Not even a sound or traffic broke the deep June rught-. The high lights threw strange shadows over the faces of those leaning forward so eagerly to hear. Alison held her breath.

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DRAKE

W0!‘ Pllb1l0‘ll-Y. advertiiing, cooper- ative measures, industrial and do-

shoulder.

mestic interests, modeling, sculp

24 00 OCTOBER. 28 (Libra) — Particular stress upon money matters, home and shop budget and leasurm. In all these. be Kuard against mis- judgment and carelessness in lit- tle things that do count. In gen- eral. be painstaking and sensibly conservative and you'll makemwllt headway.

OO'I‘OB’lt 24 to NOVEMBER 22 (Scorpio) —— splendid vibrations for the things you active, intuitive

like. Get work and tedious Iélglkrs sgerétgag to first. rtéhen oil to Y 01‘ SPO . the

original, too. Try

NOVEMBER 23 to DECEIVIBER. 22 (Sagittarius) — Be sure about those investments and proposi- tions bedore you become involved. Today offers opportunity to the wise sagittarian—yoru who are dis- creet in action and word. you who deliberate calm . Cooperation pays big dividends!

DEOFJIIJBEIR. 23 to JANUARY 21 (Capricorn) —— The lighter as well as the weighty matters are under aura’ fine Vibrations this day. Romance, weddings, amusements. friendships and worth while pur- chases first-tanking, Loog rm» 3;. teresting news.

(JANUAil)1Y2ItoFII2E‘;tIiJ'.?eI;Y':1]0 us—stoady v aiilasteratr-ld»Beohooaoy

about acquaintances: Profit poa-

BE .. . JIEMA MDLASSES

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-—du added appeal to grown-upa ‘ and young fella, too.

two cabs if you can find them."

he put Mona and Alison

Radman, with lefty, was be aonggaiulategbgg hfisnsnetroir friend: oer en gr on’s arm on ltlrlxgethtfi ttlhzy mutant fitheirscwpyh out

roug e ow. ere ooyv- ing. Terry found one 1i:{gB.ii"td

Rcerden and Scott followed. "see

you at the hotel. Come right to my

uite." Roerden said. They rode in

silence away from the court.

Mona began to cry silently. Her

head had dropped onto Alison's

it

is . dd l'th was knock _ T1 n W En I em a try to travel tonight. We’ll take the first ship

The two men sat lacing he girlsl “I don't. think Miss Kilrov should

cut in the morning.

Roerden. Mona. can go with Alison. Let her stay in Al'uon‘s room. And we'll put a stop order on her tele-

phone calls so she slee "

two minutes the Roerden threw

can get some

Roérden hurried them along. In were in his suize. is hat in a chair

“Get me a drink!" Scott cried. I-ie grabbed Mona's listless hands.

lots and Granger came.

t/tiring, painting. - i

What Did Mona Say?

Before the drinks arrived the i- Roer en was on the telephone. making ar- rrgrgernents forfipaoe foLt_l_iexn on

(Contimied on pagv e 10. Col 5)___ own astute figuring.

FWRUARY 21 to MARCH 20 (Pisces) —— You may experience some aggravating occurrences, but if you Yfiiurseli remain composed and think clearly you'll best hindrances. Engage in affairs to benefit conditions of the home and welfare institutions. Don't shy at everything unique, some may have worth.

A CHILD BORN TODAY should. it properly reared. be the life 01 home, party and community. And its bright ideas on ways for better- ng matters will come thick and fast! It must learn to control the emotions, curb sarcasm and con- serve its energy. An interesting in- dividual who can scale the ladder or success swiftly.

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the home in good condition is to check it over every spring and make what repairs are needed. The average home needs some repairs each yea.r..

If neglected. many minor delecta may become major ones and will be expensive to correct. Caring {or them each year as they occur is the best method or treatment.

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