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Ml Sa Adjoining Colsma far Explanarioa By JOHN HIX STRANGE AS. IT SEEMS Also in a fall pf ia color ia tho SUNDAY EAGLE EX-FIANCEE fty Ruby M. Ay re which the men had failed to comply In their transpacific flight. The fund originally was posted for a flight between Tokio and Seattle. Pangborn and Herndon took off at Samushiro, 375 miles from Tokio.

and landed In Wenatchee. 100 miles from Seattle. TO GREEK CEMETERY Frceport, Oct. 7 Arthur J. Widder, vice president of the Nassau Amiesite Company of Preeport, has been awarded a $205,000 contract to build the only Greek cemetery in the East.

The tract is at Carteret, N. J. Ambassador Failed to Aid, Says Pangborn Envoy Too Busy With Golf to ('ut Red Tape in Japan, He Charges Wenatchee, Oct. 1 W) A runaway horse brings romance to a man and a girl. Tragedy, almost at the ltar steps, shatters it; but another rescue this time on a snow-covered Alpine slope renews It permanently.

Sustains Fractured Skull in Mishap Corneliotts Stabverson. 237 48th Is In the Norwegian Hospital today In a serious condition suffering from a fractured skull which he sustained last night, when he was struck and knocked down by a motorcar at Bth St. and th Ave. To Celebrate Mass For Mrs. Fallon Funeral services for Mrs.

Catherine Fallon, 63, of 3722 Avenue who died. Monday night, after week's illness, will be held tomorrow morning. A solemn high mass of requiem will be sung at the R. C. Church of St.

Thomas Aquinaa at 10 oclock. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Mr. Fallon was born In Ireland and had lived here for 45 years.

She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. John Martin, and a son. John P. Fryer; also a grandchild, Francis Martin. Japan Orders Clyde Pangborn, tianspaci flier.

Warshins tn Two Chinese Seaports Concern till I e-- Jit" Ilr Snake -The 'idtif- Chi 'man- I Jf MS HAD A 1 yVS C0M8ME9 EIGHTH OP J. 5 trouble. Besides, it was impossible that Clive could have been on the New York train. Priscllla would probably never see him again, or If she did it would not be for years, when she had outgrown her infatuation. He sat.

down at the breakfast table with her and tried to make conversation, ignoring her silence. "I envy you going to the south of Prance." he. said. "Yes. but, they say the weather is bad there, too." There was a little pause.

"I hope, you'll look after father." Priscilla said with an effort. "And promise to let me know If he does hot seem so well. I'll let you know where we I'll cable every time we move on. and If he needs me I'll come straight back." "All right." There was a question troubling Hugh which he had been on the point of asking many times during the last week, and he asked It now rather anxiously. "Hasn't anything been settled told a banquet honoring 'Hugh Herndon and himself last night that Ambassador W.

Cameron Porbe had failed to aid them after thetr arrest in Japan last month. They had been accused by the Japanese of flying over and photographing fortified areas. "I guess it wa.s as much our fault as anyone else." Pangborn began. "No doubt more." He (lien described "red take' which he said followed, adding that the "armv and navy and others helped us roll ir." Without mentioning Forbes directly by name. Pangborn said: "If our Ambassador hadn't been playing much golf or something else, we could have gotten off without further trouble.

"The Ambassador did nothing. The roll of red tape kept growing." Three hundred persons attended the banquet, which was also addressed briefly by Herndon. Plane to Be Exhibited THE TOBT in Prtarllla Marrt lim th aral thl that Ike nN aaerlltaliii kr kliiKM i M- Ktlkmt nrfirt a amalt Im. Jonathan C.rWe la Nat erlirtlU rnr. tml krfaa kr fatt.

lniir ath. lUM'r rrl Mi atreeu a away lrrv.r. Friwilla ha ritl( wUh Jonathan In Khlck fca (4 ha marrtar Mm ht har lcra. Rat Jonathan. Iktutk muttl jlrt.

oea nrn lu an l.n-.!t.rln ho klai tn h. Rho tlnna that anar hla nlH Mtartor ke ku win fan an oarr Mm. Tht? rrl finally, an aha ia him kit kin rtnt. Hut Prlwlllk'1 krtlkw. Buck.

n4i Ik mannr fareta hr aaaka na with Jonathan. Tk( Jonathan do on ennrtttinn thnt. thfi marr klm al nn-a. and wlthoat aT fnhlonM oorflwonT. Thar Pn Move Aim to Prolect -Canlon Pad Willi Nanking Reported Shanghai.

Oct. 7 tP) The Japanese destroyers Kakl and Hihoki were ordered today to sail from Shanghai tomorrow for Chingkiang and Tayen. respectively. They will protect the Japanese communities there from possible violence at the hands of Chinese. The Japanese Minister Informed his Nationals at Yunnanfu that Ihey should withdraw to Hanoi, French Indo-China.

STRANGE AS IT SEEMS The "sea that, has no shore," pictured yesterday, la the Sargasso, between the West Indies and the Azores. Chang Woo the giant Chinaman, was feet tall. Chang had a sister, Chen-Yow-Tzu, ten inches taller than himself. The parents were not large. a Ravmond L.

Dttmars, curator of reptiles at the New York Zoo. has found that it is the reptile's tongue that is sensitive to sound vibrations. He also states that the tongue serves lo trace scent over the ground by taste. Any reader wanting further pioof should address John Hix. care of The Eagle, and inclose a stamped and self-addressed envelope.

about, the future yet Where you Meanwhile plans were under way in Seattle, over which they passed in the darkness several hours before arriving here Monday morning from Japan, for a civic welcome tomorrow The fliers' plane will be taken to Seattle, probably by motor truck, to he exhibited there for thrpe days before a new propeller and landing gear are installed. avlono wMnlnr (Hat aaro.4. BOW on ON WITH THfc TOT It nevr occurred to him that fven had hp been hung with dia-! mpnds Mary would never seriously Factions End Deadlock Nanking, China. Oct. 7 High officials asserted here today that the deadlock In the peace negotiations at.

Canton between the Nanking and the Insurgent Canton government had bern broken. Nanking spokesmen said Wang Ching-Wei and Sun Fo, Cantonese leaders, had agreed to come, here immediately "In view of the present, national crisis," and Join In reconstructing the national regime. It was understood the Cantonese were rejvdy to waive demands for the removal of Chiang Kai-Shek as head of the Nanking government and the elimination of T. V. Soong as its.

finance minister. Some doubt developed as to whether the $25,300 Tokio-Seattle prize would be presented to them. W. W. Connor, Washington governor for the National Aeronautic Association, said the fund was in trust under rigid conditions with There Is No Tomorrow -Hudson Seal.

taa By F. O. ALEXANDER Belinda Is Eager lo Help! HAIRBREADTH HARRY Alia ia fall pat ia coU: SvidaT Eaila tr- FwHEN HAVE EXAMINED TUE HEART OF THI5 BELINDA.DEAR 1 AM IN A Ktws hideous crime ring is LIKE A ICWLV DO SOU MIND HURRYING DOWN AND WATCHING WHER.E THIS A VnMINf BOOTH AT 142 LOCU5T A Human body to prick a tiny blood vessel THIRD EYE 6ANG AMD BACK OF THAT, THE BRAINS THEN AH HAH! I AM BEING WOMAN WHO IS TRAILING ME PERSON IN A DARK GREEN DRESS I'LL BE- MAY GIVE A CLUE. BUT THE HEART IT561F 15 A 1 AT GOES AFTER SUE LEAVES ME AND A VEIL IS SHADOWING rlt FOLLOWED THE SOURCE OF THE TROUBLE I MY APARTMENT ENTRANCE i ffln'mi I rwm are. to live.

I mean?" Priscilla flushed a little. "It's not settled, but. I think Jonathan will agree to go on living here, with father. He knows I can't very well leave him." Her brother looked relieved. "That's all right then." But Priscilla knew it, was not of their father Hugh was thinking, but of himself, and with a sudden feeling of resentment against his selfishness she said deliberately: "What will you do, Hugh?" He stared at her.

"What'll I do? Why, stay here, of course." "Jonathan will not allow that." Priscilla said painfully. "Not allow it!" The angry color rushed to his face. "Who the devil is he to dictate where I shall live?" "It will be his house, if he pays off the mortgages and does all the necessary repairs. He will have a right to say who is to live here. He is willing or me to have father, of course, but She broke off in distress.

"But he won't have me. Is that Hugh said furiously. "Well, who the heck wants to live with him anvwav?" "Hugh, don't talk like that, Jonathan haa been very good to you to all of us." "And so he ought to be. He's getting as good as he gives. It's something for a grocer's son to marry a girl like you." "Hugh! I will not allow you to say thing like that!" "I'll say what I damn well please It coming to somsAhing if you're going to side with that fellow and turn me out of the house." "You're not being turned out." "What is It then? This place belongs to us Marshes.

If you're going to let an interloper come in II 1 1 1 TTjtt I HMfiffl nave iookco nis way. wem through lile imagining that If only he had money the world and all that Is therein would have been his for the asking. "You're out early, he said. Tve taken father to the Mary said. "He's got a meeting in New York and he went early so he could take the subway Jamaica and save the carfare." H.u;h wished she would not be otille so frank about their modest means.

He made the mistake of believing that, it always paid to talk like millionaire, no matter how many dunning tradesmpn rendered accounts and made life miserable. "Ey the way. Hugh." she said, without waiting (or hin to speak, "I thought you told me that that nice Clive Weston had gone to Mexico or somewhere?" "So I did, and so he has, only It's Yucatan." i "Well, I could have declared I saw him gcttinx off the New York train this morning. It came in Just as I was seeing father off. Of course.

I don't know Mr. Weston very well, but all the same I can't believe I was mistaken." Hugh laughed. "Your pretty eyes deceived you. my dear. Weston is mile away scorching In a sunny clime, as the hymn so peotically pui it." fhe looked unconvinced.

"Of course, If you say She started her enin'e again. "What time is the wedrUns?" "Twelve o'clock, I believe "I'll come in and sav gnodhy to Priscllla and wish her nice of you." He laid a hand on hers. "Have you ever thought of getting married, Mary?" She laughed. "Or course, I have often and often. Don't all girls? The trouble is that there aren't any single men round about here who attract me in the very least." "There's my unworthy self." Hugh a id.

more than half in earnest. Her brown eyes met his steadily. "Fin elad you said she answered, suddenly priou. "Well, I murt be setting along. Tell Pris- Trill W-JIM I II II If I i 1 FRANK BECK The Secret GAS BUGGIES and lay down (he law, you ought to I JOB BLUNT A BUSINESS TV OONT WORRY, AA 5JJJ I AINIT AROUND, EH! jS LIKE A OONT I'M A TX tet STILL MOONIM' THAT A WON'T STANO FO MENTION! CLAM .1 NWELL.

BABE AROUND ASKIN FOLKS AROUND OVER rT VHAT iVE NO AEGLCCT. IVC BEEN DON'T KNOW t'VE a9T SOME rin ACAl- THAT QARLAND TOLD HIM SOMEONE OUGHT CON5IDERIKHS 1 NEW. OUT SAID I GAL? BUT IT JUST TO BUY JOE OUT. TAKING IT MISMT THINKIN OF THEY COULDN HE'LL BE LOS IN' I GOES IN ONE THERE'S AN OVER START'S MUMS THE BUYING I HIS BUSINESS EAR AND OPPORTUNITY RUMORS I WORD I JOC BLUNT). THE BURDEN ALONE NEXT IF HE I OUT THE HERE FOR A I VITH OUT M'e VlZ W.

AINT OTHER. A GOOD ME. -V, at- CAPEFULJ XMAN jf fTHAT. be ashamed, that's all I can say!" She met hn eyes outetly. "Do you think I have any choice?" she asked.

"Jonathan made his own terms that night I when he came back after we we quarreled. I had to accept those terms for your sake." He pushed back his chair and rose. Ill be even with him for this!" he raved. "Just because he'd paid off a few paltry debts. Doesn't he think you're worth It? With all the thousands he's got.

God. It makes me sick. That's always the way with a low-bred cur like htm" "Hugh!" "Well, you know I'm right. You don't care a hang for htm. you've said so scores nf'time.

It'a no use getting up on your high hnrfe now. So I'm to he' turnpd out. am Turned out of my own home. Does dad know?" "Yes." CsDtinaed Tomer-row Irving Becker Dies; Funeral Today li ving Becker. 3S.

a vacuum cleaner agent, died suddenly at his home. 2:13 E. 23d, SheepsheiMi Bay. Sundav. He was born In Manhattan and leves nis wife, Rose; a daughter.

Harriet: a son. Morton, and a aialer Mrs. Sadie Prreire. Funeral eilia 111 yik in presently." I Mary!" 5m she would not. wait.

ShP drove -wv with a little farewHI wae. and Hucb slood looking after' her with chagrined eyes. If oniv he had had money, thought. He did not for one mo- ment believe she was serious in her Indifference to him: a poor minister's daughter could not afford to be Indifferent to any man. She had set him thinking, however, as always did.

and he turned back, wending hi way disconsolately By Lu LESTER J. MAITLAND The Mysterious Stairway SK ROADS I i a I 1 1 I DD YOU HEAR I A DID YOU HEAR "AND DID VOU SET A LOAD JVI I 1 BULLETIN BOARD WHAT THAT OLD 1 WHAT "THAT OLD -Ml l.ST"" .7 ViZL PUNK WAS SAYWcS KYStOADS FLYIN9 SCHOOL HE'LL SEVER THE. lloTTtRlMG TO HtrlSELF, AVID THDMBlNG THt KEEN EDGE OF HIS FAT YEN CORD: BR-RRR-f IT 'JB liFt "rrtlfTliT A LEADING LiAirTN 7M A I TT OF 1 I I AHSWM TO LMT OUtSTlON DEAR. MARIE tF RuODko ras i Aiai-a ii iH'tr a a 1 1 i 1 wot nun mj i i i 1 1 mu auvr. mjius t-.

in ill RtSfjID A LITTLW TO LMrT services will he held In the tunersi CM I I I I VY I I BSCK WHtKt II II -r- vwrr, Mt II. II I heme. i The earlv sunshine had clouded i over, and the air frit chilly. Pns-! cilia was lucky to be getting out of such a climate, he thotiuht en-1 viouslv In a few days she would the south of PTance Pr'vills was doing well for her- self. nH in a r-he had him to (or hi cood fortune.

Of 'OuriC. Torh'e etsclv an attractive fellov. hut you coudn't hgve everything, and h's money: wouW co' er a multitude of defects. cordially disliked Jonathan; he conzldered that Jora'Jian gave hlmstlf air; After all. who the devil were the Corbies? Only few years ajo they had been mean little shopkeepers.

It was marvelous, the way that kind of people managed T-MTtREDTHE. MACHINE WILL TURN TO LlT, And to the right if UODER FRIrSWO Oft RIGHT, tzm YUi in AFAR.TMENT SO RKEKTLY VACATED BfY charrl at 123 Coney island tomorrow a', 2 p.m. Interment a'lll he tn Wahington Cemeterv. Motorbike Rider In ill red in Crash i Tor view THE. HAWXS, CONTROL- WHO HAD OVERHtARD THE CHINAMAN'S Maoeline Duffy, 14.

174 Avenue is In the Coney Island Hospital today suffering from a fractured right i She was in mred last nittht SIm5 Today's SOliLOQY FROM THEIR HIDING PLACE THE while riding on the rear seat of of VafUtbTtON Why DO simciv reuK a motorcycle when it collided witn a motorcar at Avenue and W. i raoial Engines have odo IX -Sf-ii 3 1 II 'II 11 Ml. I NiWBW5 0f CYLINDERS 8EW2, 717 JANE ARDEN Has Steve Strength to Explain? tty HOMU ARRET nnd rRAHK tLU. lot St SHORT CIRrl'IT flKE A short circuit caused a fire In Ihe automobile of the Chimney rifning Corporation, of M9 E. 2d as It rtood at Avenue and Urdfoid yesterday.

Damage was slight. AfV i prrMfws tvfRYTHiNS now Ryint, to DOn'I YOU PfWNIf MS I know twit PiNCtPrRir 9 AVir STe.vr''5 rou'vF come-) YOU MtJT NOT A CROOK Me-rerMiss TTr I Pr cours6 TELL US BANDIT I KNOV.JANE "-V MAN. MAN. l.t rue POL'C? to make money. Of course, it was all the reult of sharp Hufh never gave any one credit for being siiccesfiil and honest at the same time; he chose to Ignore the fact that, he himself had fre-qnentlv indulged In dishonesty, but wi'houl the attendant aitcess.

Trtjcilla ws down't airs when he arrived. She looked pale and senotif. though she smiled when he bent to Mrs her. nM guP" Kr parted her ehrek. "So the great day has r- I met Marv dnwn in 'he viJ-aa lust.

now. She's coming over to wish you happiness." "Tat kind of her Priscllla felt remorseful whenever she thought of Mary. She knew veil enough what a help big wedding at the church would have been to her fathers Income. She hoped ihev were not blaming her for this sudden ni'h to a town clerk's office suddenly remembered whsl Marv had tboitt Clive Weston about mention t. hut a.i ht sMers checked (he No good stirring up that old lU HY l.

AYIIKS Oilier OrloKrr "WMa-STonv PPOUGMT JANS TO SEE HIM AS A LAST P6 SOOTHE DID NOT PCCOGNIZE NCR AS A. t. SK- ANY EXC ITEMS NT WOULD FATA t. 1 Apt YOU PEA' lY sn Pt I I.