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Perhaps there anatls' nni have faeen
anything sefy strange as,sss.s this hus
fuF sl,s 3asa shss tfss-Re sNsstsg wassless
confined their attention ssxesaslYeiY to
oiiicers. soldiers. saisprs. ana asrInssi.
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dsr ufson civilians. lsut ne songser did d
strange officer appear In sase lounge
Shs9a seasaeiipw ar either ff8s snan.
nged ~ serasse III, 80 acquaintance
with htfsa.
Anatiier etfslags tlstas about these
women was that they rarely spoke Ia
aay Haaa for more tsian 90 minutes
or half ass hone. f.erAars they would
have erp NJ coffee with hlrs; or
smoke cigarette. hnt in sem min.
utes the wansen nsade safas excuse and
went asgaf.
Still rase suspicious was the facs
that several af these Russian wessissss
were seen to be constantly conversing
with Q young Russian civilian. He
also was stopping In tsae hotel and mp.
peared wherever he wps g.sen with
them ta be crass.e s.exanisiing the women.
Eventually their behavior attract
ed attention. and they were watched
The next day they disappeared and
have moi been seen since.
Women Probably Acted for spies.
OF course. II is Jusl possible thas
there Is an lnaocent. Or, at any rate.
plausible explanation OF these ays
terious women. On sae other hand Ii
IL regarded as likely that they were
In the pay OF a spy organization.
that their parf Of the business wns To
collect information. which they hand
ed over TO Il master spy, who in his
turn stfted and checked the data he
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other transmitted them to Berlin
Only the other evening twe yorng
pilots were dining Id d restaurant
nofea for IT'S foreign clientele. They
were talking loudly and, as is the Wag
sometimes with Young men, somewhat
heediessiy. when, however. woman,
total stranger 10 both OF them, Sit
ting nj the next table leaned over and
raid Il wonder II y0u can tell me
where The squadron is stationed
now; have Il friend there. the
soungsters were shrewd enough To say
they did not know and started talk
Ing about theafers. D.
There Is. Of course. the wise siictum
that @those who talk don't know. and
those who know don't talk. !" All the