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On the way down from the ranch
Anne asked him if Rufe had men
toned her marriage.
"Yes," he answered. Just as you
and Bill arrived at my place. He
didn't have time to say much"
Her blue eyes looked directly at
him. II wasn't trying to deceive
you into thinking am spinster, "
she said. "1'l explain, if you don't
mind. Jesse and I ran away and
| got married one night. Nobody in
town knew it. for he left to come
here next day. l kept it secret,
meaning to tell people when he sent
for. me. But instead of doing that
he stopped writing. My wounded
pride kept me silent. I meant when
I came west not to sail any longer
under false pretences. But I wasn't
going to take Jesse's name. and I
did not want to 60 around shouting
that I was his wife. Folks might
think I was trying to fasten myself
on him. So waited till met him. -
That all seems quite reasonable, -
Jim told her gently.
None Of it is reasonable!" she
cried. Il was a silly little fool ever
to fall in love with him, if that is
what it was. My people brought me
up right. Why did I let him per-
suade me into secret marriage?
Looking back at it now, the whole
thing seems incredible. Usually I'm
a sensible person. Did you ever do
some one wild thing that was per-
fectly crazy?"
"A score of them," he answered.
Something gets into my blood, and
on go at tangent"
She rode in silence for a minute.
He thought her the loveliest crea-
ture under heaven.
Had to Tell Some One.
"Why have I told you this?" she
went on. After so many years of
complete silence. I suppose I have
to talk with some one about it just
once, and you are the unlucky
victim. Poor man." She laughed,
a little wildly, not sure whether she
ought not to be scornful of herself
for wearing her heart on her sleeve.
He said, in low voice, I'm
honored that you can tell me, Anne"
Anyhow, you know I'm not try
ing to entrap you," she told him,
the color beating into her cheeks.
I'm out of the market, for good.
My barein with destiny has been
made. For as long as life lasts,
Jesse told me yesterday. That's
true, even though I don't intend
that he will ever be more than a
stranger to me again."
Nobody can blame you for being
bitter" Jim replied. bad luck
IKE that ought not to come to any
girl. I can only say that every
body here will respect you very
highly, and that I hope you will
take me for your friend"
Il would like that" she said
simply" a little shyly, not looking at
| him,
Her slender graceful figure, shoul-
ders and hips in q straight vertical
line, looked well in the saddle.
watching her, the delicate color
IN her cheeks, the beautiful line of
the round throat sweeping down to
the shoulders, Silcott knew a sudden
panic. The blood was pounding
stormily In his veins. The glamor
OF her provoking beauty swept over
him. Almost he pulled up his horse,
In the sudden realization that he
was In love.
(Tn ha cor+;ru.3N
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Toni9ht's Women's S
CITY Pin Card
TEAMS-7:l5 PM.

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Of Engraving washington LADIES'. Sector
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eveterans)' Russell Motors prince Georges
Class E.-Estimators .tAsriculture,. Con.
troll Accounts Actuarial, Accounting wet.
Tavern Mount Rainier.
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Gullickson; Agnes Rubin, Ellen Brown;
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Ad.ne Hespit. Srsc. Hobbs
Hazel sartain, Gizella Tillson. KAY Burns
Glass Ell Fiddesop. Elizabeth Kid.
well. Regina Rembold. Elsie Kimbal Doro-
thy Riviere. Frances Kolb. Margaret Nc.
Lindon.
DOUBLES-8:15 PM.
Glass B-Anna Vito-Jessie Keith, Cath.
crime Lewis-Marv flanagan.
Class C-B. Goldbers M Norris. Hilda
Ring-Agnes Yhaxton, Ruth Johns-Pear
Watkins, N. Marriott-E. r. .Beachley.
Glass D1J B. Peters-A.- A. Santos
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Delaplane Dorothy Swanson, Dorothy Pat
terson- Beatrice Tore.
Glass ERose Ryan-Matilda Shaw. Ren
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Terp Frosh Stick Team
Aims for Clean Slate

Maryland's freshman lacrosse
team hopes to wind up its season
unbeaten with five straight when it
visits the Hopkins Jayvees in Balti-
more Friday afternoon.
The young Terps made it four in
row by beating Friends School OF
Baltimore yesterday. 6 to o. 1t was
good game, the winners getting a
lone goal in the first half, but i'm.
ished strong with two in the third
period and three in the fourth.
Campbell. Keller and Vandenbers
did all the scoring, getting two goals
each.
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'1RAIl,S G.ND
ey WlLIAM MAsLEoDRANe.

Does she want us to subscribe
twice."
"She didn't tell me about that.
Jelks drew his friend aside. Say,
something funny came up yesterday.
We met Jesse Lamprey here, making
up to Betty Overstreet. When he
saw Miss Eliot he was plumb con-
fused. He sure had license to be,
for it came out presently that he
is her husband and that he deserted
her when he drifted to tine Powder
Horn country"
Jim could hardly believe it. Jess
Lamprey's wife? Are you sure?"
That's what she said. She told
Jess she didn't ever want to see
him again. I'm putting you wise
so you'll understand If anything
about it comes up"
Bill Overstreet helped Anne to
dismount. Her eyes swept the group
and rested on Silcott.
"Mr. Mosely told me he doesn't
intend to do anything about making
trouble for the claimants under the
Aguilar grant until the courts have
decided in his favor" she an
nounced.
That's nice of him." Jim said.
did you see him in town."
mo. At his ranch. Bill and had
dinner there today. We just came
from the Hat T."
so he promised you not to molest
any OF us, unless and until he beats
us IN court" murmured Silcott.
Pesky Is Bitter.
Pesky laughed, with bitter dis
belief.
He didn't exactly say that" Anne
frowned, trying to find words to
convey precisely the impression she
had received. II wasn't very well
satisfied with what he said about
the dam. He made the point that
he has legal right to abate q nuis-
ance, but he wouldn't admit that
he meant to do it."
by jimmy, he has a nerve" Bar
Overstreet exploded. why, the
smooth rascal had already sent his
men up to dynamite it,"
Anne looked at the big ranchman
startled. HAS he blown up the
damn"
mot his fault he hasn't. Red
and Pesky stopped them"
The gaze of the young woman
swept back to Jim. WAS there q
fght?"
The owner of the Diamond Slash
shook his head. Nothing like that.
Everything peaceable. We had q
little talk"
Since she was now q newspaper
woman. Anne did not rest content
with that tame explanation. She
asked questions and learned the
facts.
Hell try again, won't he7" she
said.
I'VE don't think so," overstreet
replied. "He knows now we are
IN our guard"
"Mr. Mosely doesn't look to me
like the kind of man who will give
up because of one defeat" Anne
persisted.
Probably he'll try something
else next time" Silcott contributed
lightly, then diverted the CONVEX
sation in another direction. 1T il
pleasant to see you here in the
lineup country, Miss Eliot. We
hope you md the scenery all We
promised"
Eyes, It's fine," she said auto
mstically. her mind not On tho "a.
SRoE.
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She was thinking Of Russell
Mosely as she had seen him two
hours earlier, man strong and
ruthless, intent on driving to his
ends without regard to others
rights or the difficulties in the way.
These men were trying to cry down
the danger because she was a
woman and must not be alarmed.
She was not going to be fubbed OF.
AS well as they did, she knew that
the Hat T boss would be furious at
this setback and would not rest
until he had regained his prestige.
Apparently she dropped the matter
from her mind. But she contrived
to have Rufe Jelks ride down with
the Overstreets to their ranch on
the pretext that she wanted to see
the dam. Jim would escort her
there later. Rufe took the hint and
departed. Pesky Kennedy was to
stay at the Diamond Slash.
It was not until they reached the
dam that Anne moved to the attack.
"1t's a little humiliating after I told
you I didn't need your help any
longer. jim" she said. But I
don't know enough yet to bring out
the paper alone. I can see I'm
going to get all worried and dis
turbed about it, because I do so
want to make q success Of the job.
I want you to give another month
to teaching me. OF course that's
asking great deal Of you. I know
that"
A whimsical quirk twisted Sill
colts lips. Nov I wonder what
this song and dance means" he
unused aloud. "Two-three days ago
she was quite sure she could get
along without me, and she was
eager to try her hand alone. But
now it's the other way. Without my
advice she is sunk. There's niger
in this woodpile, Jim. Watch out. "
Cant I change my mind when
I find I was wrong?" she demanded.
you can and you have, but not
because you think you need me so
much. I reckon it's Mosely that's
on your mind. You still feel re-
sponsible for not letting him get me.
Just to put you at ease, I'll mention
that I don't intend to let him rub
me out"
Explains His Confidence.
How can you help it when you
ride around the country unprotected,
as you are doing this very minute?"
Anne flung out. For all you. know
some body may be standing back
of that mound waiting to shoot
you"
II noticed the back of it when
we came round the bend" he de-
INJURED with smile.
You're perfectly reckless, if you
want to know what I think. That's
why Rufe came up hereto watch
over you"
He took several minutes to show
her this was not the case. An old
timer, by reason Of long usage, saw
everything in the landscape that
was suspicious. II q bush looked to
dense, II there was q fresh hoof-
print on the trail, if the birds rose
in q furry, he was instantly on his
guard. Moreover, this particular
spot was just now entirely safe.
There would be no further move
until the Hat T riders had consulted
with their employer.
All Of which did not convince her
in the least. But she dropped that
angle Of argument and reverted to
her need of his help.
"All right" he. promised. "I1l
come down two or three days in the
middle of each week until you feel
more sure Of yourself"
This was not very satisfactory, but
1t was the best she could do. She
knew he really was very busy with
ranch affairs. II she had not been
worrying about his safety she would
not have considered drafting him
3ee u papee.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
CHAPTER XIV.

Silcott told how he and Kennedy
had outwitted the Hat T men and
blown up the countryside instead
of the dam. II expect Russ Mosely
won't like it," he added. Hes a
saving soul but he'll just have to
charge that dynamite to profit and
loss"
Rufe Jelks flung up his hat and
whooped. When he had sufficiently
recovered he agreed with Silcott
in a voice weak from mirth.
mo. Russ won't like it, but the
Powder Horn country will. You
darned old horn toad, I never did
see yore beat. If that Hat T gets
rambunctious anytime. a fellow will
just have to suggest it 60 blow up
dam. That ought to put the sniff
fer on it.
Bar Overstreet's merriment had
less exuberant than Rufe's.
That would be fine if Russ Mosely
felt so about his little defeat" he
said, rubbing his stubby chin reflect
lively. But I've noticed that Russ
hasn't much of sense of humor
except when he is at the right end
of the joke. This is going to hurt
his prestige. A dictator has got to
win every time. He'll be mad all
the way down to his boot heels.
What he is liable to do is put the
snuffer on Red. I'm not making
any charges, gentlemen, but-don' t
forget what happened to Carl Rog-
ers when he got too annoying"
Jim said. blithely, 1.-THE bullet
hasn't been nodded yet that can
kill me. And anyhow we'll not get
anywhere worrying about 1t. If
there's no new business I move we
adjourn to the Diamond Slash"
Eat Late Dinner.
They ate late dinner at the
ranch. When they had finished,
Overstreet said he must be getting
home. He had just swung his heavy
body over the saddle when two
riders came around the corner OF
the pasture fence. One of them
was young woman. Silcott stared
at her incredulously.
'I forgot to mention that Miss
Eliot came up with me to Tncup
to drum up subscribers to the Sen
tinef," Rufe revealed.
what for7" Jim grinnsd. "ehe
already has svuybody up hsFs,
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I ossers Seek Berths

Two outflelders, a catcher, a short
stop and a first baseman are in
terested in playing baseball for an
unlimited team. Call District 1864.
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EVENING WORK.

Wanted. men. permanently employed
IN the Govt, not over As years. 3 hours
per .eyening. 4 evenings each week: work is
dienined and pleasant This is a 5-year-
old national corporation. Opportunity for
permanent executive position in Septem-
Der II YOU qualify; Please give full details
under civil service please name your State.
Box 3O3-Y Star
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ATTENTION.
MEN

What do you think Of a business that
has increased each month for 3 yrs ,
Worth looking into. don't you agree? Due
70 another expansion We need 2 good
specially salesmen. Men who are not
ceive checks each week well over the
800 mark. Training sales aid and complete
expense to representatives selected. Best
Of references are required Apply 1908
18th St NV. Room go, l O'Clock sharp
Wednesday.
4 COLORED MEN, AT ONCE,
Full or part time, to serve regular CUSTOM
ers must be neat and have At least sew
enth-grade education. age no handicap II
active: earnings start At once: average SEQ
20 $50 Der week: experience not necessary:
business under race MANAGEMENT Amply
1:30 to Am. Wednesday at 1908 P St.
NV
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HELP MEN.
(Contiuued,)

MnM: 2. reli.ble,. fol. aDecial work; e.
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1N t a. ,oun, s I'll; soG.sa. s,s:1-sut; one
ousfiy experienced In washins. greasing.
tire repairing and battery service; prefer
iey ss p snG srna essm
Service Station. 3rd ST., between L and n
MEN. 20. to deliver circulars "wednesday
morning. 7:30 am. 9TH and sts ne.
E1yHsIGIANsaBsnjo 1!aH CLAM. and guitar players.
zpps sRa and y1m: SITS. niDss5s p:sd
Isen job. Ask for Mr.. Quinter.
PHYSICIAN who understands refraction;
local Advertising optical ONCE. Give details,
Apply 1901 Good Hope rd Sc.
pairs and installation: sober. GOOD refer
fUSd H%a sas,y ssSo ask f9T p ~ H. Man
ROUTE sALEsMEN t2). experienced:
ary; bond required: ideal working condi-
tions. Box 297-x. Star
SALESMAN, age 80 to so; good opportunity
VIZ. 471sM nsn iSl0 fos 1878
SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR must have
car: real opportunity to right party Ap-
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SANDWICH MAN. 2O-25. experienced neat.
fast: local reference. Apply 5ll9 Georgia
ave. upstairs
SKATERS WANTED. experienced. Apply
651h sth st. NV. Georgia $3.50.
STEAM TABLE MAN colored, 20 to %,
fast. neat worker. Apply 5l19 Georgia
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WANTED AT ONCE
Man, with car, for sales and service on To-
cal cohee route: good money At once; no
experience necessary to start. Box l64-B,
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FOUND.

eR1NG OR REPORT deserted. stray animal
Atlantic 1853
Evening star., 1940-05-07

Anne Eliot a Msssillon tohio, girl;
when Carl Rogers. her uncle. is shot
from ambush in a land-grant feud by
Russell Mosely's Hat T riders. AS she
steps from the stagecoach at Blanco.
Buck Sneve.. Hat T man. shoots at
red-headed Jim Silcott, now editor OF
the Sentinel" but only knocks on his
hat and Silcott's bullet kills Buck:
Rufe Jelks takes Ann, to the Sentinel
of1ice and Jud Prertiss. Hat fore,
man, and his men shoot it up until
told that Anne is inside. Anne learns
that the gunplay fatal to Sneve foi-
lowed the appearance at the Trails
Lamprey. whom Jud accused Of double
crossing Mosely in the land-grant feud.
Jesse's younger brother Phil refused to
leave without Jesse and when Jud was
about to beat up Phil. silcott, waiting
for a poker game, asked II Mosely
orders included beating up boys. Jud
warned jim then slashed Jesse cruelty
with his quirt. 1t was after this that
Jud. Buck and other Hat T men lay IN
wait for Jim. Anne fears for Jim's
life, but he refuses to quit, SAYING ne
can't let MoSely drive him out. MoSely
offers to buy the Sentinel. but Anne
says she will run it herself: Mose!y
discharges Pesky Kennedy, Jud beats
him up and Pesky tells Jim that Mosely
is going to blow up Jim's irrisetion
dam. At Bar Oyerstreets ranch Anne
meets Lsmprsy; She sr+.S had eicpsa ed With .na
she tells him she never wants to see
Hat r men with dynamite to blow UP
the A a n, and set II nff harmleSSly,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Two Sisters
Will Wed
Misses Marfhs and Alma
Werner Brides-Elecf

Miss Martha Werner.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil c. Werner of Puyallup.
recently revealed to her
friends news of her betrothal
to Mr.. Lloyd Haugeland, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hauge-
land of Tacoma.
Another daughter of the family.
Miss Alma Werner announced her
troth several months ago and is
now planning a wedding for early
April. She win become the bride
of Mr.. Arthur Kludt.
Both girls have lived in Puyal-
lup most of their lives, graduating
from Puyallup high school and
being popular members of the
younger set there.
Miss Martha and her fiance will
be married in early summer. the
definite date to be announced later.
Mr.. Haugeland was formerly
with the NATIONAL Bank of WASH
ington and recently received an ap-
pointment to the offices of the
L. S. navy yard at Bremerton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Y. M. B. C.. Ladies
Will Convene
Members TO Go TO Dyslin
Boys Ranch for Session

Ladies of the Young Mems
Business club will hold their
monthly session Friday after
noon at 1890 o'clock at the
Dyslin Boys ranch. Those
planning to attend are asked
to make reservations with
Mrs. Nellie Gray at Proctor
1910. Mrs. Ray Nelson is gen.
eral chairman for the meeting.
Assisting Mrs. Nelson will be
Mrs Arthur Cook, Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, Mrs. A. L. Gehrig and
Mrs. A. S. Melovidoff. The pro-
gram will feature a group of read
ings by Mrs. w. L. Quest.
For those wishing transportation
to the ranch, it has been arranged
that cars will leave Hotel VIM
throp at 11:45 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
South Of Border
To Be Topic
First Baptist Women Plan
AH-osy Session

Beginning their all-day ses-
sion with an executive meet
ing at 10 o'clock. First Rap-
list women viii meet Wednes-
day m orning. Mrs. NJ. d.
Cheney presiding. The busi-
ness session viii Immediately
follow the executive meeting.
with Mrs. Cheney naming the
nominating com mittee 10
select candidates for office
for the coming year.
South of the Border II the
topic for the sftsrnoon program
featuring The work done In the
mission stations Of Mexico. Mrs.
Erie c. Young lcsrneft kaEsrl Ia
program chairman and wiii present
. missionary drama concluding
with an Easter message and tab
lcaux. Savior. Thy undying Love-"
viii be sung by Miss Marjorie Me-
ksnney.
Mrs. A. II. MaeDleksn IL chair.
man Of Circle 2. which Ia sponsor.
ing the program. The luncheon Al
i2.30 o'clock will be served ny
members Of Addie Bishop circle.
with Mrs. r. n. waunch as chair
man. Rose circle. Mrs. W. e. Carly,
will extend hospitality.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Dorcas Society
Plans Dinner
Members 10 Make Plans
for Annual Spring Festival

In keeping with the custom
of holding one meeting each
spring in the form of a no.
host dinner, with members
preparing the meal, the March
meeting of the Dorcas society
of the First Lutheran church
will be a dinner meeting in
the church parlors at $50
o'clock Wednesday evening.
Following the dinner. the group
will attend the Lenten service.
after which the club president.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson. and Miss
Emmy Swanson will serve the des-
sert course In the home of Miss
Swanson, in the Young apart
ments. Mrs. johnson will preside
over the business session, at which
time important plans for the an
nual spring festival sponsored by
the group viii be discussed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

The Asbury Tr.union viii hold
It's regular meeting Thursday after
noon. following i7:5o o'clock
luncheon hour. Devotions will be
conducted by Mrs. Ernest r. Gould.
er, wife Of the minister Of 81 Paul
Methodist church. She will also
be heard In vocal selections during
the afternoon.
The program and study theme
will feature Poor White Folks"
Mrs. Frank Ollie and Mrs. Estelia
Martin viii hiring the facts con-
corning the share oroppers Of the
south and the mountain whites re-
spectively.
A play depicting the work done
in the Goodwill Industries will be
given by the women from the Good
win auxiliary and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Five Church Units
Schedule Sessions

Five units Of the independent
Bible church win meet during the
coming week. Unit = will meet
Wednesday nj the homo OF Mrs,
J. c. Donahne. SOFA No. 30th NJ.
Mrs. J. c. Parker will assist The
hostess nj thu n 10 o'clock lunch.
con hour. Mrs. A. X. Wheeler ID
tho unit president and Mrs. n. E,
Moobery the Bible teacher.
Members OF Unit will meet FRI.
day with Mrs. Carl L. Miller. ali
SO. Adams. for = IL o'clock pot
luck luncheon. Mrs. Miller will
preside and Mrs. n X. Wheeler Ia
the Bible teacher.
Mira. w. A. Petersen. B0t East
saith. will entertain members Of
Unit 10 for $50 o'clock luncheon
Tuesday. Mrs. George Evans IL
president OF the unit and Mrs. G.
NJ. Calender In the Isibls teacher.
Unit II. with Mrs. Robert fslaan-
or aa president and Mrs. =, l..
Peterson as Bible teacher. viii meet
Thursday At the home Of Mrs.
Clyde Payne, ito Eani Gath nj.
A dessert luncheon will be served
AT II 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Ben Sherwood viii enter
tain members Of Unit ~ Tuesday
AT a 1880 o'clock luncheon nj her
home at 5702 10. X ST Mrs. l.. o.
Sargent II president and Mrs. =. l..
Petcraon Is Bible teacher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

from the Egyptian dsssrf.
across the Ausz canal 10 the sands
Of Arabia. The British and French
military leaders working with ma.
tive authorities are taking every
prseautlon for sn emergency and
are turning vast regions to mll.
tary activities.
In = survey Of military eentsfs
In Egypt. | a~ huge forces ss-
sembIe1 with modern equipment
for speedy travel over the deserts
and Witnessed tins alright guard
which the allied armies. n#vIss
and AIR forces have set up along
the Empires Jugasiar vein through
tbn Auez canal.
Palestlns appears destined for
an important military rule In the
middle saat Thousands ~ allied
troops already here are in ngsn,
siys training and preparations afs
being rushed 70 receive more re-
enfvfAemeD&t
Many n the reinforcement have
been sent 70 Egypt 70 loln the
slfeady swelling colonial and ma
iise forces. Al Port BAD I found
ire Egypslsss manning
anii-airefaft gsfne. mlnes~s@psrs
and gigantic searebiignta along Ina
sUsx canal
a special canal brigade has been
designated 70 zf-h0su guard duty
against the possibility u aabot-
age. atach ~ sise sinking or en-
pio<iing u snip IN the canal 70
block trafflc.
The British contraband control
Is On constant watch. All ships
approaching tins canal from either
direction are stopped al ssa ~
allied yqtadfons. ranging from
cruisers to small submarines ehas-
ers. IN event there u any aues-
ton about a shlp. u L. escorted
70 headquarters 81 Halfa. where
final inspection IL made Of any
consigned directly or In
directly 70 Germany and subse-
4nsniiy removed.
Besides a general network Of
new military forces. which have