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it, Mallory"
There's no ore in the Son.
ora's foreword hold" Jim said.
I've a hunch there's none In
the after holds. ! want an ex-
PLANTATION.
very we'll. / shall give you
an explanation. I came here for
that purpose. Back in Miami
Beach, Mr.. Forbes and I made
you an offer. We wanted you
to drop your plans for salvag-
ing the Sonora. You wouldn't
deal with us and you threaten
ed to do the job on your
own. We couldn't afford to let
you do that. / went into this
thing with you merely to secure
your secrecy"
"You didn't want me to re-
port anything to the Coast
Guard or to the Maritime COM
mission"
That's right. You know. of
course, how the Sonora was
sunk"
by shellfire?"
"No. She was scuttled. The
first mate Halloran opened the
sea cocks. But she had been
shelled. We didn't want her
brought into port full of holes
because of the excitement and
the scandal it would cause"
Wasn't Halloran lost at
sea?"
HE was wounded. The crew
put him ashore at Cuba. He was
In hospital there for q month.
That's the last heard of him."
I'm beginning to see what
happened" Jim said. But not
why"
Hammond's face locke d
suddenly old and tired. 1.-THE
6oposn carried oil and rubber
out Of South America and not
Manganese. That u why the
cargo was not Insured. She
sailsd for European waters. had
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Lightning War
Makes Tougher
job for Medics

oWITH THE ARMY IN LOU
ISIANA, Aug. 27-(P)-Light-
ming warfare means a tougher
job for the medical service but
Col. Robert c. Mcdonald, third
Army surgeon, said today the
service has developed sufficient
mobility to tend wounded COM
rades in modern battle.
The new four-wheel drive ma
chimes bearing hospital supplies
and doing ambulance duty in
the Third Army maneuvers
manage to keep pace with all
the Army's rapid mechanical
advances.
1.-The medical service must be
as fast as the rest of the Army"
said Col. Mcdonald, veteran
medical officer. I'VE do it too,
with equipment capable of tough
cross country going and with
light and easily set up facili-
ties"
Expected to arrive soon for
use in the inter-army games next
month is the Army's first roll
ing laboratory stated with spe-
cialists and equipped to counter
epidemics and similar emergen-
cieS.
While keeping pace with the
army in the field, the medical
service also keeps abreast with
latest proven scientific devlop-
ments. Every army medicine
cabinet now includes new cura-
tives such as sulfanilamides. In
addition, the service seeks only
men with adequate physical sta
nina for picked military duty
and guards their health against
disease.
For instance" Col. McDon-
aid said, there isn't any reason
for a mother to fear that her
son will be out in the woods
during maneuvers without prop
er medical care. We have taken
every precautionary measure
and have splendid facilities for
furnishing top notch health serv-
ice"
More than $1,000, 900 is being
spent on medical supplies for
the Third Army's current ma
neuvers and the subsequent
mock war with the Second
Army in September, Col. Nc
Donald said. In addition, he
added, 1000 physicians and dem
lists have succeeded SO far in
keeping illness and injuries ap-
proximately Is per cent lower
than the rate expected under
such conditions.
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Beginning lnuTSQdy, tne jew
: ell Theatre will present Out of
\ the Fog" dynamic new Warn
y er Bros. film that co-stars Ida
n, Lupino and John Garfield, the
'pair who made SO great an i'm
Coasession earlier in the season
an, the star-crossed lovers Of
comec,e Sea Wolf"
answer 'ut of the Fog" has mod
letting and deals with the
You lent romance between an
Let me 'ment-hungry girl and a
jim shts young man, determined
Hammond ahead" in the world, at
to the doeer what cost. An excel
halted hirst has been lined up in
What of the two stars. 1t in
Mallory" Thomas Mitchell, Eddie
I'm goJohn Qualen, Aline Mac
here. I'm George Tobias, Leo Cor
Sonora ha Odette Myrtil.
salvage. Antique setting for the
one else is Sheepshead Bay,
TO the tune aside resort near New
. Hammond ne story begins Just
worried frowsummer season enos,
stand that. 'ar-rouno res,oen'S VI
conid che ho,he long, lonely win
"Th,t.s 1.-Two gentle old men,
.s. a. Sns.ng standing, forget
IN. rIeu,, 1eir workaday lives
""' 1T from their little
"e' ou'' y dream of the
-, will have saved
ne iouho Lose to buy big
deck chair under II down IN Cuh,
deck awning. She reams are rude
dress OF nautical the sudden ap-
buttons tiny blue anster young man
cool patrician beaudollars a week
little awe-inspiring, from them.
Mallory knew by thenis opportun-
looked at him that ~ havoc with
beyond his reach. old men, he
She said, her voice eromance of
"Sit beside me, darling, Getting the
me how your salvage one OF the
coming" ites her so
He pulled q chair uI forgets all
hers and sat down. "Th( Irieno, an
any salvage, Lois. Here's one Oh the
on the verge Of bankrupps' Her
You're joking, jim" opsn a
Not little bit. What r'e '''a''''
you think I'd Joke about I
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D SERIAL STORY
SECRET VOYAGE
BY JOSEPH [. CHADWICK

YBeI4RDAY: Jim Mallory and Curly
0a1ea 1eslle The snly way % get into
~ NJ - ne ssnken Ssnsra IL TO blast.
Aeoee sst11ng sff . dynamite charge.
Cusey eeos Below and reports the for
Wnf4 hell = empty. A beat has been
agA1e1 II TIE distance the night before,
- ~ aeeiaes not - call the Coast
0Uae9 bue - maintain . double watch.
H. fou1oW1ng day another boat sp-
peoae6e2 e b yeffsry Hammond's yacht.
Nm gees abt q her and finds Jeffrey
uoaD@oad. Leis Hammond and Mary
Loeooa. ua0mOad asks ~ he has had
anQ oust. go Nm replies: "No luck At
-. NeoeAsr ICED nsr bad" He sees Mary
1assea sasaae - Aims lasghtes In her
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State
Briefs

DETROIT-(R - Mayor Ed
ward J. Jeffries will leave Sept.
2 for Santiago, Chile, where he
will represent Detroit and the
United States conference of
mayors at the second Inter-
American Conference of Munich
palities. He filed his nominating
petition for reelection Tuesday.
o
~COLDWATER - up - Mrs.
Dorothy Eliason, rs, of Long
Island, N. Y, was killed Tuesday
in a collision on US-112 near
here. A car driven by her hus-
band crashed into a truck. I,
CONGRATULATIONS Hos
pital attendants sai d Tuesday
withstood a 4,800 volt shock
with no more serious injuries
than a few burns. He was work..
ing at the top of 40-foot pole
when a wire-testing apparatus
exploded. He descended to the
ground before he collapsed.
DETROIT-(R)- Eighty-three
Royal Air Force cadets arrived
here Wednesday to begin pre-
liminary training as pilots at the
u. S. Navy aviation base on
Crosse lie. The cadets are the
first to report for training in
this area.
BAY CITY-(P)-Murray D.
Gallaghe:', So, who became cir
cult court reporter 38 years ago.,
died Tuesday. IN 1910 and 1922
he was a congressional reporter
in Washington.
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DALLAS, TEXT. D. Whit
ing of Oklahoma City timed his
plane for q 23-second flight in
the Southwest Model Tourna-
ment.
It disappeared in rain cloud
and landed two days later at
Lake Creek, Tex, 100 miles
away.
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ONE WAY

ST. LOUIS, MO.--A 13-month
furniture company strike is
over-without O settlement
and everybody's happy.
Explained q Clio Union
spokesman: the strikers and pic
keters found other jobs at better
salaries.
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MACKINAC ISLAND-(P)--
Beta Theta Pi fraternity opened
its 1O2nd general convention
here Tuesday with delegates
from 90 chapters attending.
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SCUTTLED
. CHAPTER x

jim MALLORY still looked
ct Mary Larsen when Lois
Hammond came and slipped her
arm throush his. He thought:
80 uhe didn't become Eric
yoFbe4 secretary." And he
might have hoped Mary was
now Interested in the things he
I'D md 10 her back home
49, 4 MT for his suspicious.
- mid, her voice soft, ITS
~ ~ Dee you again, JIM"
oG - looked from Mary to
~. LOl4 lips smiled but her
1Do we're dark and stormy.
,had seen his too-long glance
!o H. otter girl, and she had
1to4 IT. Moaning. She hadn't
~ HIT 9las1ee ct all.
~ Coo1 ~ re you again."
~ ~, "a ~. 1or the other
@ ~ lay his hand
ee md fondly
-; r. knew that
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coPYNloHn. ioA1,
NGA SERVICE, INC.
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Beginning Thursday, the Jew
ell Theatre will present Out OF
the Fog" a dynamic new Warn
er Bros. film that co-stars Ida
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singing Pianist
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10 -. News
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Aunt Jenny
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e
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News.
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News.
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Amanda
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1890 Z. NJ.
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II IS. Woman OF Cour-
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Stepmother.
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Twig Is Bent.
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Orch. 2 as. Aloha Land
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1900 Z. Nj.
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Music: 3:l5, Cooking
School.
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KOMO - Seattle Public
Library. 3.I5, Tn a I
Girl.
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345. Smilin' Thru.
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400 p. NJ.
& M Fulton Lewis;
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Cross. 4:lS. NBC News
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Lady. AIS. Ra q o
Magic.
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Stevens and Carter.
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Cow boy
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ing Bee
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5:15. Jack Armstrong
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SIS. Rhumba Band.
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$3.50 2. NJ.
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Davis
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Please
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Kitchen.
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Forum
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News.
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News
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SabranSky
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Music. II midnight
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Hour OF Reflection.
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ther
500 A. NJ.
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Sis, News
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pie.
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News
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llrN.
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Room.
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Lady. Ais, r q o
Magic.
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Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Light Of World.
1l.l5. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Bakers Note
book.
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Tenor. e.4s. Buckeye
Pour
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Our Ca
kOMC - Voice o. Ex-
perienos ? IS. Muxlcal
HANDY Man
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kMO-Toast. sis. Crazy
Cow boy
KVI-High school Spell
ing Bee
KOMO - Uncle Ralph.
5:15. Jack Armstrong
kJR - John Gunther.
SIS. Rhumpa Band.
Goose.
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KMO-NeWs
kNI-kate smith. e:iS.
When a Cir Marrlss
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SJR-NeNs. : Is. Hsaitn
CLUB
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rested and refreshed
And ravishingIy lovely. .
Kennedy added without beng
prompted
They went out 10 the limousine,
a shining black monster Johnny
stood beside the open door. 50
breathtakIagly hsndso that
Julie EaSped
Following Mrs Spste into the
car. she said. Good morning.
Johnny"
He touched MS cap. Good morn
ing. Mss Patton"
Right then the world went Cat
for Julie. The sun still shone cut
the sparkle vas gone. The stmos-
phere vas no longer charged W1tn
completeness. Il was filled with al
aching. gnawing unrest
10 be eoltinuedJ
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phony AS Tacoma
Muse Teachers
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Synpaolsttek.
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KMO-John b. Hughes.
l0:l5. Hollywood.
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1915. Woman in White
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Pin Money Party
kJR-Farm ana Home /.
1918. InquiTing RE
porter.
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1915. III Find My
Way.
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Mary Lee TAYLOR
KOMO - Hotel Taft,
1915, Dr.. Kate.
kJR - Riddle OF Life
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AS. Ken stevens
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AS. News
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hIRO-Jop F1uuef 4.45
Stevens and Carter.
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kMO - Snafter Parker.
5.45, Capt Midnight
XVI - Twilight Trails,
5:45. News. > SIS. Elmer
Davis
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Please
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News. 5.sh. Tom MIX
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News.
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KJR - Fishing News.
11:15. Orch.
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kMO-Trouhadors
XVI Kate Hopkins.
Il %. Woman o. Cour-
age.
kOMO-Pepper Young.
II 45, VIC and Sade.
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Plain Bill.
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in hslooY
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500 Z. VI.
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SIS Armchair Cruises
kTR - Seattle Schools
sis. shining Hour
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$50 p VI.
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KVI-GreaE PAYS
kONO Death Eslley
EIF-Ben Bernie
kTFC-Great Moments
.-on Great Playa
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Hymns of all Churches
KOMO-Serenade. $40
David Harum.
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s:45. Ann Sterling
Wonders.
Gold nerCA
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Brave.
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ter.
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ll.45. News.
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RMO-John 3 Hughes.
6.45. sport Slants
XVI Campbell Play
house
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Rhythm
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SIS. News
GRO-Play mouse
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KIN News. 3.05
Music: 3.i5, Cooking
School.
kNl-Dr Malone: 3.lo
Hedda Hopper
KOMO - Seattle Public
Library. 3I5. T h a I
Girl.
KJR-Dinning Sisters.
/ kIRO-Dr Malone.
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ais. Ma Perkins
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song Treasury
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News Room
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News Reel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
SCOVILL co. BUYS
 MORE PROPERTY
Immaculate Conception Corp. Sells Tract of
 Land on Mill Street

The scovlll Mfg. co. has pur- chased 0 large tract of land on Mill street from the Corporation of the Church of the Immaculate Con. ception, 1t was learned today. The property s now part of the St, Mary's parcchial school play ground.
 It is understood that the com pafly, which now owns all the prop erty on the opposite, or east, side of Mill street, will use the school land as Q parking lot for its ems ployes,
 A warranty deed in connection with the sale has been filed ct the ofIlce of Town Clerk Mary 0. Kil- martin. No purchase price was an- nounced, but tax stamps on the deed indicate that 1t was ct least Sie,B00.
 The property bought by scovill's is Q strip several hundred feet and about 60 feet wide, running from the end Of the St. Regis apart- ments, at East Main and Mill streets, to the end Of the school yard on Mill street.
 Part of the former school yard,
 the portion facing East Main street, is now occupied by Q gasoline station. The church corporation maintains Q right of way from the yard to East Main street.
 During the past several years, the scovill Go. has established Q num- Der of new parking lots for cars of its employees.