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police, crimes. Gloria is
committed ::e pie in which
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‘fl vaked a stolen emerald neek
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As Gloria hesitated, woices came
(. her from the two shadows at the
vead of the alley.
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‘w:lt»h» relish, looking at the sheer
Jiff of the apartment above him.
LA—l--h(, two shadows mwe.d m.
toward Bighth Avenue while Glo-
Lws indignation gave her courage
to walk, not rum, to the nearest
lawn. s Bl
| Most of the respe_ctahk hlm-‘
‘cwr{? houses on this side of the
Brooklyn street boasted of a han
|y-sized plot of grass, spotted here
and there with shrubbery, so that
Gloria was able ta pretend to be
a leaf and merge her shadows into
the background. But it was nearly
8:30 before ;h.e reached the corner
f Seventh Avenue. |
’ She drew a deep breath, fixed
her eve on the opposite side of
the street, slid inte the evening
crowd—and froze, unable to move.
“Move on, you! This ain’t no
parking lot,” the traffie cop on the
' corner velled and beckoned to the
onrushing cars- so that she had to
lean for the opposite eurb.
Hansen! She had seem him
standing in front of the revolving
doors of that cheap restaurant.
Had he seen her? He simply must
not see Sammy give her the gun!
She couldn’t get the kid into this
mess. She walked faster and faster,
} hodv tensed against an ex
ited: “Evening, Toots! Is that the
pie vou was going to give me a
piece of?” but no one spoke to
her, and when she made herself
turn casually to look back, there
vas no sign of him.
He must have gone into the res
taurant; even cops, she reminded
herself, had to eat once in a while,
Just to be sure, she waited till her
limbs began to tremble with in
action before she started noiseless
ly again toward Fifth Avenue and
Sammy.
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Sammy, bless his bird-vision
eves saw her instantly, standing
there on the curb and came run~
ning up, paper in hand and handed
it to her, after fumbling in the
canvas bhag at his side. “Piper,
Miss?” He didn’t even let on that
he knew her, bless him, but the
gun was so heavy she nearly drop
ped it. They moved baek into the
shadow of a doorway where Gloria
slid the gun into her bag, noticing
a dark bruise on the side of Sam
my’s face where the :tteefizht(
shone, |
“Did your father you?” she
demanded anxiously. * Sammy
Does he know you took the gun?”
“He don't know nuthin.’ That
ain't nuthin’ to what he can do
when he’s got a real corn-jag on,”
Sammy boasted, grinming. “He's
got half the riot squad leokin’ for
his gat. You sure youw know how to
handle an automatie?”
“Why, I—l think so,” Gloria
stammered blankly. She had al
ways assumed a baby could pull
a trigger. It certainly looked easy
in the movies. Someone lifted an
arm, squinted, and bongo, bongo,
the villain fell down with tomato
Juice running out of his weund.
But a real gun was a lot heavier
than she had expected it to be.
“Take off the safety before you
pull the trigger,” Sammy ex
plained and then gave her a shove
that almost semt her sprawling
along the sidewalk as he muttered
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out of the cormer of his mouth,
“Cheese it! Flatties!”
Behind her as she tried not to
run, she could hear the patrolman
asking Sammy, “You see a good
looking dish - \Et.h yellow hair,
about five feet, that talks Boston?”
Hysteria rose in her throat and
then her saving sense of humor
eame to her rescue as usual. Glo
ria, the daughter of Colonel
Perkins, the wife of Miltiades
Brown, hunted like a common gun
moll! It was a laugh—or cry.
“And Father lunched with Pro
fessor Brown at the Algonquin to
see if it was safe to let me pound
a typewriter in his educated of
fice!” Gloria recalled. Murder,
dope, gats! It father could see her
now he’d disinherit her. “How
sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is
to h:ve a gun moll child,” she jit
tered.
If it hadn’t been for Miltiades
sitting there in jail waiting for the
federal authorities with whom no
one could afford to foel . . .if he
knew what she was up to . . .
thank goodness, he can’t do a darn
thing about it, she thought with
satisfaction.
Just the same, the sight of his
discus-thrower shoulders would
be nice about now.
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There was an empty place
where her stomach should be, a
dryness in her throat, and a
pounding in her “temples. Suppose
Lofty Gordon should take a notion
to try now .to get the necklace, as
he maybe had yesterday.
kleWhat was that grabbing her an
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It was only a greeasy paper
blowing along the pavement but
as she bent to push it aside, she
saw a motion half a block behind
her. A big man had stepped back
into a dark doorway but the set
of his shoulders had been familiar.
He was too tall for Hansen. Any
way the police now had orders to
arrest her on sight. They wouldn’t
be furtive any more. Then who
was it? %
She straightened, began to walk
faster and as she did she could
hear the footsteps behind her
quicken, too. She- gave another
anxious glance over her shoulder,
but her follower’s hat was pulled
down over his forghead so that his
face was in shadow. When she
slowed up, he did, too. As she
looked’ back again, panicky, the
headlights of a car illumined his
face briefly.
“Reuben!” she gasped. The new
doorman. Could Reuhen he Lofty
Gordon?
(To Be Continuned)
Inferviews On
Air Training
Major Jack P. Glenn, Aviation
Cadet Project Officer, from Geor
gia Military District headquarters,
Atlanta will be in Athens Thurs
day, August 17, to interview men
with two years of college who are
interested in Aviation Cadet train
ing. :
Training as pilot, bhembardier
or navigator is open to any man
who has successfully completed
two years of college and is be
tween the ages of 2015 and 26.
Major Glenn will be in the Adr
Force recruiting station, Room 10,
Post Office building from 9 a. m.
until 5 p. m.
All applicants must pass a three
hour qualifying test which wiil be
given at the time of interview and
will be corrected and graded on
completion of the test.
Major Marion A. Rhyne, Wo
men’s Army Corps, will pe at the
recruiting station the same day to
interview applicants’ for the WAC
and Women’s Air Force. Appli
-eants for enlistment must be be
tween the ages of 18 to 34, ex
cept those over 34 who were
'members of the WAC after July
1, 1943, who may enlist provided
age is not more than 35 plus the
number of years of previous ser
vice
Other requirements for WAC or
WAPF are a high school education.
single, if without previous service,
with no dependents under 18
years of age.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY °
CHICAGO—(AP)—The Albany
Park police station baseball team
suffered a double loss. They were
defeated by a team of cops from
the Damen Avenue station. And
somebody stole their uniforms
from an automobile parked at
Soldier Field.
The nearly-extinct Nunatagmiut
Eskimos of Alaska seldom were
abole to store up a good winter
food supply.
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dresses which women pick for the
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summer imto the early fall must
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der to pay their way. They must
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to the touch. They must be based
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SvOA P TO WOOD CA RV I N G_pale Eimer (left),
who began with soap sculpture, shows his wood carvings to artist
Kobert Rishell at his exhibition in the Berkeley, Cal., Library.
Caltech Group Plofs Pattern
0f Global Earthquake System
PASADENA, Calif. — Does
some global force exist, sorrething
ke a I:fie key, which alternately
locks unlocks the earth’s
earthquake faults? :
Recently completed research at
the California Intitute of Tech
nology indicates that such may be
the case. This research also chal
lenges the belief that earthquakes
are hapharzards and predictable.
What has been learned by the
institute’s seismological labora
tory may not add up so actual
earthquake prediction, but seis
mologists call it “another long
step” in that direction.
Findings show that earthquakes
—the shallow ones, anyway,
which are the most destructive—
actually follow eertain rough pat
terns of recurrence.- These pat
terns suggest that intense earth
quake ‘“epidemics” are growing.
Quake Relationship
This trend may nos last, insti
tute laboratory experts point out.
Their research starts with the
year 1904, when reliable instru
mental observations first beecame
available. Maybe the 46-year-pe
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tumn.
A crisp, lightweight shantung
(right). which meets all require
ments is in glowing saffron. It's
from the hands of designer Han
nah Troy. This dress is set off by
a simple roll shawl collar, Hip to
hemline panels are set into the
skirt to ‘give it front fullness for
free action. Hip pockets are deep
and jutting. Accessorized with
riod represents a cycle, in which
case a renewal of more ' severe
earthquake activity could come
soon.
But the time is much too short
to warrant conclusion that earth
quake activity is a cycle.
What has been found is that,
since 1904, each of the earth’s
great 48 shallow earthquakes was
related to others. A shallow quake
is one that extends down no more
than 45 miles.
Time Intervals Studied
In other words, the institute
‘announces, all the great shallow
quakes are related in some form
of worldwide stress system.
Although major quakes used to
occur in groups, with shert time
intervals between each quake in
the group and long rest periods
between ane group and the next,
they have now settled into a
“rough routine of one great shake
a year.”
Quakes take place when earth
quake faults — cracks in the
earth’s crust—are locked together.
What locks them together and
what unlocks them?
Ctlxch seismologists say they
can ly guess at the answer
today. Maybe the earth becomes
alternately smaller and larger
When it spins faster, because of
slight changes in the tidal forces
exerted by the sun and the moon,
it may become Ilarger. Such
changes, conceivably, could “un
loek” the faults.
California has experienced only
one major shock since 1905-—the
San Francisco earthquake of 1906.
Bigger quakes in terms of mag
nitude have occurred in Colombia,
Chile, Tien-Shan, Kansu, and
Japan.
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ATHENS, GEORGIA
black patent belt and pumps and
small black velvet. coif, this dress
will go fashionably into cool days.
Another such dress from this
designer is a two-piece red rayon
jersey with slin}, vertical lines
(left). Sunburst pleats flare from
neckline to the hem of the full
swinging skirt. Brief cap sleeves
round the curve of the shoulders.
NEW SWEETENER
HAS NO CALORIES
CHICAGO— (AP) — So you
bulge where you want to dip,
but you’re a complete slave to
your sweet tooth. Then a new syn
thetic sweetener may help you win
the battle with your waistline. Ab
bott Laboratories has started pro
duction of a substance called Su
caryl Sodium. It eontains no cal
ories or carbohydrates and is de
signed for the million or more
diabetics in America and countless
people on weight reducing diets.
Unlike saccharin, another sugar
substitute, Sucaryl does not lose its
sweetening properties when heated
in cooking, baking or canning.
Pies, preserves, puddings and
canned fruits can be added to low
sugar or sugar-free diets.
The food and Drug Administra
tion has authorized the sale of
Sucaryl without preseription.
Abbott said exhaustive eclini
cal tests on three generations of
rats showed it has no harmful ef
fects. Abbott also said it lacks any
bitter aftertaste. However, the
company said sodium salts are
excreted relatively slowly and per
sons with sever kidney disorders
will be advised to take the syn
thetic in moderate amounts and
under a doctor’s supervision. Var
ious research is under way for us
ing the synthetic in canning and
baking foods for specialized diets.
Delicate fibers of quartz, only
1-50th the thickness of a human
hair, are being produced for use
in sensitive balances and various
electric measuring instruments.
Some of these fibers are so fine
that more than 10 miles of them
could be woundt on an ordinary
sized spool that holds only 250
vards of common eotton thread,
The Diet, national legislative
body of Japan, consists of the
House Representatives and the
House of Councillors.
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth
have suffered real embarrassment
because their plate dropped, slip
ped or warbled at just the wrong
time. Do not live in fear of this
happening to you. Just sprinkle a
little FASTEETH, the alkaline
(non-acid) powder, on your
plates. Holds false teeth more
firmly, so they feel more com
fortable. Does not sour. Checks
“plate odor” (denture breath).
Get FASTEETH at any drug
store.
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JUNIOR NAV Y_rrank Bruggeman, of North Hollyweod,
Cal., inspeets some of his ship models built of weed and powered
with siny moters which the Navy has used for recruiting displays.
LITTLE LEPROSY IN UMITED STATES;
FACTS DISPROVE THE SUPERSTITIONS
By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D,
Written for NEA Service
Leprosy has never been a seri
ous problem in the United States,
although the disease is fairly com
mon in other parts of the world
including China, India, Africa, and
parts of Russia, Spain, Portugal
and the Scandinavian countries. In
the United States there have r;gyer
been more than 500 cases of the
disease reported at any one time
and the six leprosariums house on
ly about 950.
Leprosy, or Hansen’s disease, as
some prefer to call it,~should not
cause any particular fear in spite
of the ancient superstitions. Fur
thermore, it is time to change the
attitude toward those who have
leprosy and stop considering them
outcasts from society as was the
case during the middle ages.
In recent years a hopeful out
look with regard to treatment has
developed. This is principally be
cause of the work of the United
States Public Health Service at the
Federal Hospital for patients with
leprosy at Carville, La. Several
drugs, technically known as sul
fones, have been developed which
seem to have to real value in the
treatment of leprosy. This is good
news indeed. :
The danger of becoming infected
by ordinary contact with a pa
tient with leprosy is slight. This
disease cannot be easily acquired
and it is spread exceedingly slow=
ly—in fact, there is some question
even of this—from person to per=
son only by close contact over a
long period of time.
New Hope For Victims
Isolation from others after
diagnosis is made is generally rec
ommended but the contagious
ness is so slight that the states of
New York and Vermont do not
even require that the disease be
reported and Massachusetts does
not have any restrictions concern
ing isolation of patients.
New hope has therefore entered
the outlook for the victims of lep
rosy. Sure and complete cure will
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Feminine and lovely with a flair
for flattery is this tweo piece style
that will grace many a soeial
event this season. Scallops outline
the brief sleeves and the saucy
shaped peplum.
Pattern Neo. 8621 is a sew-rite
perforated pattern for sizes 12, 14,
16, 18 and 20. Size 14, 4's yards
of 39-inch.
For this pattern, send 25 cents,
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Fall and Winter FASHION. This
latest issue is filled with news and
styles for a smart winter ward
robe; interesiing features; free
gift pattern printed inside the
book,
almost certainly come and when
it does, the recovered victims of
this disease should be taken back
into society without fear. Alarm
about leprosy has been given too
much prominence because of the
hysterical attitude of our ancestors
of the middle ages. This is not
justified by the present day facts.
AT THE
MOVIES
PALACE—
Sun.-Mon.-Tues. — “The Re
former and the Redhead,” starring
June Allyson, Dick Powell. Flat
bush Florida. Trap Happy Porky.
News. ,
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. — “Wa
gon Master,” starring Ben John
son, Joanne Dru, Harry Carey, jr.
Wish You Were Here. Crazy Over
Daisy. News.
GEORGIA—
Sun. Mon. — “The Big Hang
over,” starring Van Johnson, Eliz
abeth Taylor, The Bauer Girls.
Cliff Edwards and His Buckaroos.
News.
Tues.-Wed, — “The More the
Merrier,” starring Jean Arthur,
Joel McCrea. Popeye Makes a |
Movie: |
Thurs., — “Captain Carey, U.
S. A.” starring Alan Ladd, Wanda
Hendrix. Riviera Days. What's Up
Doc. News.
Fri. — “Third Man,” starring
-Joesph Cotten, Valli, Orson Wells,
Brave Engineer.
Sat, — “Pirates of Capri,” starr
ing Louis Hayward, Binnie Barnes.
8 Ball Bunny.
STRAND—
Mon.-Tues. — “Tyrant of the
Sea,” starring Ron Randell, Rhys
Williams. Spook Speaks. Dog
- Show. *
Wed.-Thurs, - “Tell it to the
Judge,” starring Roralind Russell,
Robert Cummings. “Dancing in
the Dark,” starrifg William Pow
ell, Mark Stevens, Betsy Drake.
Fri.-Sat. — “Renegrades of Rio
Grande,” starring Rod Cameron.
Dopey Dicks. Undersea Kingdom
~—Chapter 7.
RITZ—
Sun. - Mon. - Tues. — “Mule
Train,” starring Gene Autry,
Shelia Ryan. ,Grass is Always
Greener. Giddyap.
Wed. - Thurs. — “Words and
Musie,” starring Judy Garland,
Mickey Rooney. It's hummer time.
Fri.-Sat. — “Salt Lake Raiders,”
starring Allan “Rocky” Lane, Ed
die Waller. His Ex Marks the
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ginning teacher needs as much
help as the beginning pupil, says
the Metropolitan School Study
Council, a group of superinten
dents and supervisors of school
systems in and around New York.
In a booklet, “The Newly Ap
peinted Teacher,” they cite a new
teacher’s needs to know how to
deal with behavior problems. Says
the council: “The new teacher
should be helped to recognize
symptoms of pupils’ maladjust
ment. . . . He may, at first, con
fuse youthful mischiaf aod ex
uberance with the more serious
yToblems, and in this too he needs
guidance.”
The council says he should be
helped to find living quarters and
to make social contacts, He should
learn about his special assignments
and speeial duties. Oppertunities
for professional advancement and
tenure and pension rights should
be explained.
BRITISH LAND U. 8.
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LONDON—(AP)—Ten British
pressed metal experts who studied
U. 8. methods for a year think
their industry needs “a change of
outlook by all concerned”,
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American industry more “pro
ductivity consecious”, said British
“managements must be prepared
to be more receptive fto progres
sive methods, to modernize and
reequip plants and to provide the
mear§ to utilize labor more ef
ficiently.” They added: *“Trade
union officials must convince their
| members of the absolute necessity
‘ for an immediate inerease in pro
| ductivity and must implement
| this by securing the abondonment
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