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Evening star., 1940-03-25

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. March 9. 1904 public
hearing having been held BY the Commits
sioners Of the District Of Columbia on
January %. 1910, in the matter OF CLOSING
certain street and alley area in the District
OF Columbia. as hereinafter described and
the said Commissioners being satisfied as to
the equity. Justice and advisability Of said
clostnRs and that the same are in the
public interest. and not detrimental to the
interests OF abuttinE property owners. NO.
TICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the said
Commissioners have prepared the following
ofder' ORDERED; that pursuant to the pro:
Esen Of Pu0s act No so7 sS
o. as Of s9.n . IN OF 81 Plat Fl. sa , tn % a
Columbia and numbered as Maps 23O1 and
23O2' is hereby ordered CLOSED same to
take effect on and after April 10. 1910, the
title 20 the land comprised in said area so
closed to revert TO the abuttne property
owners. as shown or said maps: the said
area hereby ordered closed being described
as follows: ] Closing Of PUBLIC ALLEYS
in squares 1870 and 1879 running north
cry from Reservoir Road NV Q CLOSING
part OF 10Th STREET north Of Alabama
s.,ea Avenue ISL Sc a., Any and all parties inter
Ing. Ing; to said clos,nss. within thirty $50,
otherwise said order shall become effective
on April TO- 1910 and the street and alley
area. as herein described. shall on and
after said date become closed. in accord
MELVIN C.. HAZEN GEORGE e ALLEN
DAVID McCOACH Jr.. Commissioners OF
E9s QlslIiet OF Columbia. mh9. l4texsu
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CHARLES r. BLUNT. AUcTIoNEKR.
Auction Sale of Unredeemed
PLEDGES

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH
9Th. 1910 AT 10. O'CLOCK. I viii COM
Heidenheimer. Inc, 5O5 King st., Alex
andria Va. all pledges upon which the
interest Is overdue UP to this date. Ticket
holders kindly take notice
~: HEIOENHEIMER, NC. BROKERS
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FUTURE.
FUTURE
THOs. J. OWEN g. SON, .AUCTIoNEERs.
1431 Eye St. NV.


ANp-sTucco BG1LDfNG sTTuATE SIT Ts AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH
AMD,rn AMP E STREETS; NoRTHWEsT.
KMo%e INa coATANlN As TNE ARs5As HdkEs RI SY1nR LIP
FIRST FLOOR AND OFFICES ABoVE.
By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
sea-. Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
trustee' will sell, at public auction in front
Of the premises ON THURSDAY. THE
ie46 AZ THRHn deioek pAx S eM RAEch Il. fo
iowing-described land and premises, situate
IN the DISTRICT o. Of coumbia and dess.
Holthers S Subdivision Of part OF original
IN Liber 80: folio 144 OF the records Of
the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the District
=. TERMS ISsSasVt5 or SALE: on..third o, the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
In two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at six per
centum per annum. payable semi-annually.
from day Of sale, secured BY frst deed Of
trust fs. upon the soa al cash
OF S1.50O.OO will BE- required at time Of
sale. All conveyancing, recording revenue
stamps. etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms
o. sale to be complied with within 81 days
fem aay Of sale otherwise the
the risk and cost Of defaultine purchaser.
after nve days advertisement of such
Ws.sin1Tons vessis IT. some newspaper published in
EREB %Ra19s Mdkra! i REYsrR'
mh16. 1921. .23.25,27. Trustees.
CHARTEQ pY YY1TT 1YICTTO1yTTO
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INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY
HOHENSTEIN BROS.,
Hkh md II ats NE IL naOz
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

WOODED TRACT. 100000, ON GOOD
road. 8 miles from Washington: elec..
phone: $3.50: S25 down. $40 month. YER
NON M. LYNCH & SON, 7 miles out Co
lumbia pike. Phone Alex s39-W-2.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

100 BUILDING LOTS, zoNED FOR SEMI
detached houses. in Arlington. Va All de-
tails prepared for immediate building
operation Will sell from 2 to 100 lots
at 1Oc SO It. OWNER, day phone Atlantic
3242: Sun. and ewes, Chestnut 0117.
WOODED LOT ON WINDING STREET.
exclusive Westmoreland Hills: ST $50; easy
terms. Wisconsin 26ss.
and Lee highway. Va. $500 cash: 20 min
utes from downtown. Box 212, Arlington.
Va, or Emerson 1881.
NEAR 18th AND VAN BUREN sTs
Six Beautiful Detached Lots, $3.50 Each.
Also Beautiful Corner Lot, S1.S5O
SHAPIRO, INC DUPONT 7717
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE wAN1en

ATTORNEY AssOCIATE-YoUNG MAN
or woman to rent desk room in estab.
lished law ONCE. 5l1 Bond Bldg, Ma 1925.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

ACREAGE m NEARBY VIRGINIA
wanted in exchange for new six-room
brick; in best section Of Arlington. Box
S3-J Star 2Ss
WANTED-GROUND 500 TO 5000 PER
acre. Vicinity Of D. C.. Good roads. trans
portation and electricity essential Sewer
and water desirable. Give location. price
and other particulars. Box 259-J. Star.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

sIX-APARTMENT BUILDING-oNE-HALF
square from Connecticut. ave. and N st. NV.
Modern plumbing electric refrigerators,
fireplaces oil burner: 1907 rented at
So $50 year. This desirable location makes
this an exceptional investment. Price
$4,000. Will show by appointment to
those bona fide interested, Substantial
cash payment required. Phone MR.. TAM
MARC, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., National
2345. evenings WO S30S
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SuMMER cAApS.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TALL TIMBERs-Camp for boys. Ia
rollment limited. Adams lO12s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
TWo-sTORY BUILDING CONTAINING
about 5000 SO. IT,; showroom, ONCE
snd storage: second commercial zone; near
2lst and stS.; good condition. reasonable
rent. Call Mr.. Marshall.
BOSS q PHELPS.
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

YoU EXPECT MORE in . vAGABoND
and you get 1t See them At Cherry Hill
Camp U 8 l Berwyn. Nd
SCHULT. Covered Wagon. Plymouth. new
American Trailer Co WO. 3232 45ll Wis
ave Open Sun. and ewes. till 10 pm
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FLATS FOR RENT.

ple MARYLAND AVE N.E-1st FLOOR.
5 rms and bath, Arcola heat $40; key at
2nd floor. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 900
18th st. NV.
1000 7th ST. NV: rms, bath; $50 mo.
N. FRANK RUPERT, 1921 1th St. NV
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QUICK End TRUST LOANS
TO D. C.-MD.-vA. HOME OWNERS
Colonial Investment Co.,
1429 ST. NV DI. $3.50 25s
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1887 1k-ton truck; first
class condition: dual wheels; practically
new tires: D. c. inspected; 1910 license.
See owner. Room 31s. 1913 14th st. NV.
FORD 1885 sedan delivery; $780, i'm
maculate condition. Flood Pontiac 1921
Connecticut. WO S4O1.
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GARAGES WANTED.

TO LEASE BIG GARAGE, OR OWNER
land to build: take 10-year lease. pay right
rent. option to buy; reliable co. n T.
RYON CO.. National 1907.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

OLD CARS. regardless Of condition. We
pay spot cash. Glasser's. End and Florida
ave. ne. District 1910 2s'
WILL PAY CASH at once for your Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth. No dealers. Lin
coin Qh14-I
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MONEY 70 LOAN.
PLENTY OF MONEY

For End trust and repairs to your prop
erty: combine your first and second trut.
P. BERENTER. RA. 1855
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D c. real estate Prompt service
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PROPOSALS.
GARAGES FOR RENT.
l127 10th ST. NV.

Brick. 2 stories, 24x15; SIS MONTH
FEDERAL FINANCE CO. 913 New YoI
ave. NV. National 7416.
Evening star., 1940-03-25

WANTED-DESK SPACE IN MODEF
once building. Box 95-X, Star.
Evening star., 1940-03-25

6O5 LONGFELLOW N.W.-s R., Q B..
h.-wh. Frieidaires: arranged for 2 fam
lilies. THOS. D. WALSH. INC s15 11th
st. NV. District 1857.
442O YUMA ST NW-N1CELY FURN.
det.. 8 rms 2 baths. recreation rm.. fln-
tshed attic rm., scr. porch. gar: auto.
heat; nr. schools. on bus line. WI $3.50.
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE
Home; ami: all facilities.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
u. N. G. Quiint
To Face Big
Eastern Teams

Chapel Hill. Nov. 28.-Southern
conference champions OF last "ear,
North Cardinals White Phantoms
face 20 stiff games agalns. repre-
sentative State, conference, and
northern CUNTS, according to the
schedule announced today by G. E.
Shepard. assistant athletic director.
Special features include an invi-
rational attraction with Fordham in
Madison Square Garden on January
+ and home headliner with New
York Univcrsity's great quint on
january Is.
Coach Bill Langc has also arrang-
ed tentatively for several practice
games in addition to the full regu-
lar schedule. but these will be an
nounced later.
The 1910 outfit will play five
eastern foes, Navy, Lehigh, ST.
Joseph, Fordham, and New York u,
as we'll as the usual brace Of games
with the four Big Five rivals, plus
seven other conference contests with
Maryland, Washington and Lee, V.
NJ. l.. Virginia Tech, and Clemson.
The schedule follows
january 2-Lehigh here.
January 4-Fordham there.
January st Joseph there.
January 1O-Washington and Lee
there.
January ll-V. NJ. l. there.
January l4-Wake Forest here.
January 18-NeW York University
here.
January 2l-N. C. State there.
January 24-Maryland there.
JANUARY 25-Navy there.
January 28-Wake Forest there.
January 31-Virginia Tech here.
February 3-Maryland here.
February 4-Davidson here.
February Duke here.
February l0-Clemson here.
February IN. I. State here.
February l7-Washlngton and Lee
here.
February 21-Duke there.
February 22-Davidson there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
ike And Pitt Set For Bic Battle In Durham Tomorrow

Newell, Junior wingback from
MOncks Corner. s. C.. who went Uvc.
the N. C.. State goal line TO" - of
the CitadeI's II points.
Eddie Lockwood. Charleston end,
took 4 pass from Joe Bulduc. Char
lestoN'n. Mass, ;@ilback. and ran Is
yards for the only touchdown OF the
Wofrord game.
| Big Ben" SUIT. Spartanburg end.
who though Il college senior is play
ing his first football. scored tWo ~.
the -four tuuchdoWNS made IN the
Oglethorpe game.
And Doug KlerS,ead, end. OF Lc-
banon, n. H., stepped over the Fur
man goal line after catching Il Boil
due pass, tOr the CitadclS only score
against the Hurricane.
Bo!duc has crossed the line into
pay dir: twice, once nj the Ersin2
game and against Oglethnrpe.
: Hank Foster, taIlback from Knox
vile, Tenn, and Johnny VafideS.
Null, Mass. fuliback, have each
tailed once for the Light Brigade.
Foster scored ON a 52-yard punt re-
turn in the ErSkine tilt And ValidaS
slipped off tackle for 81 yards and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
Cudahy Resigns
Diplomatic Post

Washington, Nov. 29-(AP)-John
Cudahy, OF Milwaukee, resigned
orally to President Roosevelt yester-
day as ambassador to Belgium.
Cudahy said he intended to de-
vote his time to writing, particularly
a novel about Poland, where he SER
we'd as ambassador from 1888 to 1887
when he became minister to the Irish
Free State.
He took over the Belgian post jan
uary Is. 1910, and remained there
for two months after the German
occupation. He left July 16 when
the Germans ordered diplomatic re-
representatives. out Of the country.
Cudahy arrived in this country
August IS. Since then he has writ
ten several articles defending King
Lcopold's capitulation to the Ger
mans. He also took part in the re-
cent presidential campaign.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
Rot1 ] cams EndIW orkWith
I il In Stadium Today

The Panthers have some top
notch ball players listed on their
roster. Edgar Special Delivery"
Jones at haltback. George Kractm
,at full. Ernie Bonelli, another half
back. and Johnny "Pttter-Pattcr"
Stetler, Il newly discovered soph
flash rate with the best in the east.
Nine of the Blue Devils will be
playing the final game Of their col
lege careers. For Jap Davis, IVES
McAfee. Tony Rufla. Leonard Oar
nell. Captain Alex WinterSon. Franz,
Killian. Carl Deane, Wade Eldridge
and Jack Hardy, the Pitt conflict
will be their last.
The clash between Duke and Pitt
is expected to attract the largest
crowd Of the year into Duke stadium.
However, there are still numerous
tickets available, and they will be
sold At the gates Saturday. The gates
and concession stands will open At
y o'clock and spectators are asked
10 arrive early in order to avoid the
last minute rush.
In addition 10 the Pitt football
team. the famed l40-piece Panther
band viii be present as well rs
Dukes 9O-piece organization. The
Pitt outfit is one Of the best known
lin the country and has attracted de-
neWed attention OF late with its
"boogie- rhythm. 1t will put
on special show during the Is
minutes immediately proceeding the
start OF the game.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
Greensboro,
ReidsviIle
Are Winners

Chapel Hill, Nov. 29.-Grouno
might and uir power met head on
Thursday and the ground proved the
more effective way IL advance in the
long run and 50 Greensboro beat
Rocky Mount 10 to win the State
Class A high school football cham
pionship.
The victory enabled the West to
make clean sweep in the cham
pionship series as Reidsville earlier
in the afternoon had won a thrilling
IA to II triumph over Elizabeth
City's Eastern champions for the
Class B title.
1t also marked the first time
Greensboro has ever won the State
Class A crown outright. On two pre-
Vious occasions in 1884 and 1888
Greensboro shared the title with
Durham due to ties.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29

in this vicinity.
Around 5000 wildly cheering spec
tatorS saw the hefter, black and gold
jersied Deacons push over touch
down and point in the second period
and the fighting South Carolinians
come back in the third to make a
touchdown but fail in the try for
point.
Both teams displayed finesse
both in attack and defense rarely
seen in American Legion Memorial
Stadium and pun on Il show that sent
fans away plcased-Wake Forest old
grads that their team had won. and
South CarOlinianS that their boys,
rated in pre-gamc dope as the I'M
derdogS, had put up such good bat
tie although losing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
ST Expected To Be
thrilling of a
ing Series; Pitts
! on Upgrade
Slow Start;
off at 2 p. M.

My. 29.-The football
" ..~oG-Gh and Duke are
..eE their rivalry in
tomorrow afternoon
nd everything points
.-. nay prove the best
... drilling series.
clash will De the fifth
.een he Partners and
..- IN 1929. Pitt Won il
zee ne series was re-
sH.. every game has been
lose. The PantherS
.. year and lib last
NuEG was taking 4 20
2%&.
IS. .:rue in three years.
Championship element
Ike. although it has
->. = sill recognized as
IONS top outfits. while
-- eleven has improved
. -..,t N 1 tough seven
.s. and are ranked we'll
-.-, circles especially since
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
Texas Drops
Mighty Aggies

Austin. Texas. Nov 29.-(AP)-
Mighty Texas a. and NJ. came to
the end of its rope Thursday
Stvangled by an ancient jinX and a
magnificent football team.
One fierce thrust in the first 81
seconds OF play by their 46-year-olci
traditional rivals. the University q
Texas. bagged d touchdown. wreck
ed the Rose Bowl bound Cadets and
paraIyzed $4,000 fans.
It was just that quick. F'ina! score:
Texas :. AggieS 0.
Briefly. and shockingly. it was
Texas football game from the first
bold surge engineered by Peter John
Layden. one of the finest football
players the old Southwest ever has
put on a field.
French Morocco possesses prac-
t:cally ineXhaustible deposits OF
NhCSDhateS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
Citadel And
Davidson To
Meet Saturday

Charleston, S. c., Nov. 29-Who'll
be The CitadeI'S star scorer tomor-
row in the game with Davidson at
Wilmington. That's the question
football fans here are asking.
Against SeWanee last week it was
Marty Gold, Palm Beach, Fla, Soph-
omore, who went over for both of
the Light Brigade's touchdoWns.
But the week before il was Mike
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-29
Deacons Top


Charlotte. Nov. 29.-(AP)- Wake
Forests Demon Deacons nosed out
an inspired University Of South Car
Dina eleven here Thursday in
spirited Southern Conference football
game that highlighted North Car
olina's Thanksgiving Day observance
Evening star., 1940-05-05

I'm too old - entirely too old - for
velopment work. my dear. The answer is II
l don't know and am quite willing to
younger investigators do the finding out"
He grinned amiably. Polly strained her e; 4
in vain attempt to CLEAN something INTEL
ible from the swift speech of Edna Stacy a
her companion.
Il think she knows | don't like her.
Recife she tried awfully hard to be friendly al
was pretty snippy to her. She knows 1
sitting here. of course, and maybe she's talkii
Spanish just to show of"
Franklin lit cigarette and shifted his cha
Maybe" he said at last. "Al she's telli1l
him is that she has dinner engagement i
nine but she will see him about midnight h
the ball at Empalme Casino and -" He flashe|
his quick smile This is scarcely gentlI
manly, is it,"
GO on, please. What ="
That's about all - I'm afraid l misse|
something Either she's going to give him somt
thing when she meets him or expects to gd
something from him. thought she said som4
thing about ten contos de 1eis - that's flvl
hundred dollars - but she must have bed
speaking of the ten milreis tip he's giving tn
waiter
HE G-BAT mission occupied one wing q
the sixth floor of the hotel. In the corridor, nd
five minutes after she had left Franklin, Poll]
met Jim Vancamp and the interpreter, Joa'
Pereira. She smiled and spoke, but the part!
leaders scoWl did not relax and he merel.
nodded absently. Polly walked on to the smal
suite she shared with Nellie Grandin, Van
camps secretary and - with the exception o
Joan Vancamp - the only other woman il
the party. Nellie lay across her bed. sobbing
''He had no right to talk to me like that,
she shifted Il wasn't away from my desk al
afternoon and when left l locked the doc
and know that nobody even went near his olt
files"
What happened?"
Nothing happened - that S what I'm try
ing to tell you. Mr.. Van came in just fev
minutes ago and went to the files and then h
hollered at me and wanted to know who't
taken the blueprints and performance chart
of the RF8. They were gone - and coult
tell he was worried but that didn't give hin
the right to talk the way he did
'Of course it didn't" Polly was SURPRISED
by the calmness of her own voice. But wa
anybody at all in the office? Try to think, Nell.
Nobody, except some of our own people
The only stranger who came in all Afternoon
5-5-4U
Evening star., 1940-05-05

cause we who live here never get tired OF asking
it - how do you like South America?'
You must mean Brazil. because that's the
only country I've seen 50 far, and the answer
is that l love it - everything" Polly spoke
abstractedly, staring past Franklin's shoulder
toward the other table. Lance Riker had de-
parted and another man now sat with the
Stacy girl and talked swiftly over the cocktails
which stood before them. The knowledge that
the change had occurred without her observ-
ing it angered Polly. She turned away and took
up the thread of her conversation with
Franklin.
"Brazilians seem so friendly" she continued
lamely I've found perfect courtesy every
where. I've even paid for things by holding out
handful of money and letting them take what
was necessary
] HE man nodded His eyes flickered from
Polly to the other table, then back again.
They're good folks - like us Americans
in more ways than they'd admit themselves.
They've got sense of humor and they can
laugh just as readily when the jokes on them
selves as when someone else is the victim.
Dictators of the European type won't get very
far with laughing people. That may not be
sound politics, but it's fairly good sense. I've
been here ten years.
You speak the language, them
"Oh, yes along with few Others"
Il wish could People speak to me in the
shops and I'm helpless. I'm green with envy
when hear another American speaking Portu-
guese as readily as - as that girl over there.
She moved her teacup in the slightest of ges-
lures toward the next table.
Franklins eyes did not move. You don't
like her, do you?" he asked blunty
Polly blinked in amazement. How -
Some things are more or less obvious"
well, since you put it that way, l don't.
couldn't tell you why, but just don't
well, take the advice of an old poker
player, Polly Meredith and always back your
lunches. In the long run you'll win. Now. if
it's any help to you, the lady you envy is not
speaking Portuguese It's Spanish, and Mexi
can border Spanish at that. The man with her
calls himself a Canadian - Nelson's his name.
He's been down here six weeks with apparently
nothing to do but buy drinks for anyone he
meets and lose money playing Bidou with
Brazilian officers and government employees.
He speaks English as we'll as she does
Polly buttered scone. II think she's play
ing some sort of game. What is it,"
The engineer touched his iron-gray hair.
Evening star., 1940-05-05

truth The BT-4 had been developed in GBAT
drafting rooms and testing laboratories. Its
performance had surpassed all expectations;
converted to a passenger transport it had.
almost overnight, rendered obsolescent the
D-series ships which had been regarded as the
last word in commercial airliners. Several
million dollars in D-transports were standing
idle in the storage hangers, and the mission to
South America had been projected to find a
field where those ships might be utilized.
The trip through special diplomatic ar
rangement - was being made in one of the new
BT-4 transports, with Tacks Malone and Polly
Ann Meredith alternating at the controls.
Tacks, who had perhaps three equals as an
acrobatic pilot, would also demonstrate the
RF-8 fighting plane which had been Grated and
shipped to Rio Before the war, many European
military airplanes had been purchased for the
South American air forces; there was no better
time to prove that American plants could pro-
duce ships and engines equal in every way to
those manufactured beyond the Atlantic.
The commercial aspects of the trip had not
been pubiicized, yet it was no secret that high
officials had inspected the transport and that
Tacks had put the trim fighter through its
PAGES and had staged mock combat with
foreign-made Gyrfalcon Only jim Vancamp
knew if orders had been placed or were being
negotiated, and Jim Vancamp was not talker.
you've been reading too many novels about
mysterious adventuresses, Polly" he growled.
There re no female spies trying to dig up
G-BAT secrets. Forget the whole business and
have good time during the three days of
vacation we've got coming whether we want
it or not. Therell be no business done during
Carnival; forget your intuition
Il can't laugh it off like that" the girl said
soberly Listen, Jim, any woman can fool
almost any man in the world, but she can't fool
another woman. I've got hunch -
vANCAMP rose MY hunch is that it, six
o'clock and that the mssus and have to put
on all our war paint for that formal dinner at
the Club Militar Here's MIR. Franklin, Polly.
Entertain him with an expurgated edition -
expurgated, | said x of your fears"
He bowed to a tall gray-haired man whose
skin was as yellow as saffron from years of
tropical sun. Polly needs cheering up, Frank
In," he remarked. Tell her some of your good
stories. I've got to run
Franklin ordered gin-and tonic and took the
chair Vancamp had Quilted
There's one question you must get used
to down here, Miss Meredith, he said, be