The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-30
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 MONA TOWNSEND. mlnEricd nlk zmomfhs and widowed, inhcEiis her hmabnnd's mliilinmas providing aaan docs ziot rewod. Her mar xzasus mrEnmgpd hY L0Wmse.s1B lawyer who was AA0mnn envi4y. CT, was . gbramge eM.lE, Aenvllg her free aG the end Of c yeer 70 became her husbandss wife n actuaIity or secure q u.voFce. Mona, fn love with her hugnana.s nephew, BAHRY TOWIsENDs agreed to the nzarrin9e when she thought Barry was loet to her: Barry is tn South America where he and STEVE nACCA. |RELdI are partners in . diamond mine. 1G0na's brother, BUD, works for them. LIOTTIE CARR. fashion model, is Mona's closest
 Mona feels Barry is entitled to a share of his uncle's fortune but there Is no legal way for her to arranwe this. She employs Lottie as her secretary and companion. They sail for South America, Mona hopes for . reconciliation with Barry and also to find 2 way to give him share of the Town- send fortune.
 Learning that Barry and Steve are on . vacation at Holiday leland, they decide to leave the boat at Port of Spain.
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 CHAPTER XXxVI Are you going to marry me or trent your" asked young pr Allen beseechingly.
 "The jury Is still out" LOttie an- wered. They were standing at the sail in Bridgetown Harbor, looking kcross the stretch of water to the 3hore. The deck was deserted. Mona had gone to the Aquatic Club With an attractive passenger who kad come aboard at Martinique.
 "Going to the dance tonight ?'
 Lottie Shrugged. The Miranda kas to remain until midnight so hat passengers and crew could at- end the weekly hop at the Beach Club.
 "Perhaps." Her eyes ignored the arrest young man at her elbow n bOuEnt AtttAC UVO0AhD SRS Inc water which were growing arger.
 aDiving boys!' she exclaimed. though the Miranda had been met n the same way in every port Lot e never tired of watching them.
 "rhere are girls too.' said pr lien: a. .o I've seen women diving!"
 There were girls in the boats, ure enough.
 Maybe they won't dive" sug- tested the doctor. Maybe the lads ust brought them along for scen- The girls at the moment were not living. There were three of them, lad in bathing suits of scarlet lavender, and green. Each was eated in a small boat with her own lock of boy divers.
 Do you dive ?" called Lottie, olding forth an American quarter. The girl in blue looked up and blded her arms.
 sure she said scornfully, with- ut moving.
 hilling!" one or ner escorts eA- lained.
 The doctor produced two shiilings Ind flung them toward the girl, Tho. arose and dived gracefully rom the boat. She emerged in 1oment holding the, money aloft Ind striking out for her boat with wift, clean-c strokes.
 "She doesn't swim as well as the Soys," remarked the doctor.
 "Want your money back? Lot He's voice was ingenuously curious Look who's kere!" a. .s-ss..A
 She pointed toward the shore khere tiny boats, urged forth by nall shingles held in the hands of Is occupant, was leaving the quay. fhe tiny figure in the perilous bark |as another girl, her head Haunting
 magnificent bandanra of black Ind white. The girl was driving Ter boat rapidly toward the Mir nda. She was a novice at handling he bark apparently, but there puld be no doubt about her eager- less to reach the steamer.
 Presently an agitated parade eached the jetty. headed by a tiny,