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wax. A keysmith cut one easily from that I-forgive me, Bob! And wait"
 She let him in and the door closed behind them. For moment they stood in semi-darkness, Only the great looming form of the Schoenfeld cyclotron assailed them, silhouetted In part against the high windows. Lesser machines, bulky and strangely ominous even by day, were lurking beasts here at night, great black forms about the vast room.
 Perhaps 1t is best not to turn on the main lights" she said. Walt desk lamp" She crossed to the sturdy oak cabinet table where work sheets were usually spread out. In a moment she had the small light burning.
 "Bob-please."
 He came over. He was still in somewhat of daZe, While he watched, she swung back one of the four broad bottom doors of the cabinet. Gingerly she then lifted the lid of a strong wooden packing box. Bob peered in.
 He saw four small lcaden cases, sealed, cushioned in crude but ef- fective burlap padding. He knew them to be his own.
 "Carolyn!" He barely breathed that. but 1t was a speech of infinite relief and gratitude, 
 Lest state police and newspaper reporters flood the laboratory, Bob hastened to 90 back downtown. He | didn't want too much attention tc him and his work. He explained tc police that his shipment had beer chemicals only and that he couldn't imagine who would steal them, nol why.
 But one of the train robbers wa caught. He talked freely.
 T tell you, I don't know what " was after!" he kept saying. w was hired to bring off heavy box It musta been money box, bu somebody beat us to 1t and put Ii rocks! Springs and cotton arount 'em. yehl Damndest thing eve seen. But we got paid flrst!"
 "Who paid your"
 Didn't know him. Didn't care Figured we'd just open the box our selves and take what we wanted see? The dirty doublecrossing- He was profane about the rocks even though the robbers themselv had planned the first double-cros'
 By mid-morning Leana Sorm had returned, heard of the robber and she rushed to Bob with ever possible aid and sympathy. Caroly left them at state police headquar ters. She was strangely keyed u
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. STAMP NEWS

TT s. postal authorities are con- Os sidering a "Home Defense" series of stamps picturing the acs tivitics of agriculture, industry, labor, in the national defense pro- gram.
 Finland honors the late Presl. lent Kyosti Kallio with a new portrait stamp. A serni-postal for soldiers who served in the Russo- Finnish war has also been an- nounced. Finland is to issue two high value stamps soon for trans. Atlantic mail.
 The Canadian government has {, request for a stamp honoring Sir Frederick Banting, discoverer of insulin, who was killed In a plane crash in Newfoundland. Sir Frederick was a noted philatellst.
 Manchukuo has announced It's first semi-postal issue to pay part of costs of night airmall between large cities. Two stamps calling attention to Manchukuo's new re. cruiting law will be released May 2.
 France adds two semi.postals to swell national relief funds One value pictures men pushing a whea. cart; the second, feminine figure encouraging a worker. Frederic Mistral, winner of the 1904 Nobel Prize for literature is introduced to philately in a new French value.
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CR ANjlJM CRACK FRS
TRUE OR FALSE?

TRUE OR FALSE? ... European geography is getting to be as well known as the next door neighbor and as changeable as the color of n blond's hair, Check your war knowledge by telling whether the following statements are true or false.
 1. The White Sea lies due north of the Black Sea and the Red Sea. 2. Sofia, sollum and Salonika are principal oil centers in Rumania. 3. Troops from South Africa are now fighting in East Africa.
 4. No point in the British Isles is as far south as the northern most section of the United States.
 s. The Aral Sea lies between Greece and Turkey.
 
 Answers on Back Page.
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Local fruit growers have been mo- tiled of Q twilight fruit meeting at . D. ra., STD., this evening at the Alex Smith Orchard in Clintonville. The latest information on Insect and disease development will be dis clissed by members and H. A. Ro- ilins fruit specialist, and men from the New Haven Experiment Station vii be present.
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HELPFUL HINT

If olive oil is added to water when washing flanneB, there will be no danger of those articles be- coming hard and "felted." Use a tablespoonful of oil to every gal- lon of water.
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c, Keith Parks, son of Mrs. John Andes of Jarvis street, who IS sta- tioned ct Fort Hamilton, N. Y, has received his commission as captain tn the United States signal Corps.
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rRarERnAY. nlsturbed by the

YESTERDAY: Disturbed by the maywssfy telegram, Carolyn reseals Che envelope, leaves it on Leana's Aeah. Then she investigates the zfnspment. The X.9S9 is to De oaFTsed in Q freight car, accom-. panlea by guards. The freight IS held ID, robbed. Bob Is wild. All hin x.ee0 is gone. But Carolyn oalnas him. ''The stuff wasn't there. \ took it out, myself"
 CAROLYN WORKS FAST
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Miss Helen Hurley of Norwalk is spending the spring vacation with her parents. MT. and Mrs. John Hurley of Jarvis street. Miss Hurley teaches in one of the schools there
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Local Team to Compete at WaIlingford; Fruit Grow. CTS Meet Tonight
CHESHIRE NEWS
 Hubert Rigney
 Cheshire Phone 334

Donald Borgstrom. of Meriden, IS visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Net tie Meade of West Main street.
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TEST ANSWERS

Your postmaster can ten you
how TO invest in u. 3. Defense
Bonda-
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CHAPTER rs

"Stay out-stay OUT" the leader
was calling, as he tried to ma
neuver his spent ship.
The second German was tough
err. He dived furiously. came out
Of 1t steeply, but missed scattering
the leaders plane by yards. Tim
got his chance. He piled on top Of
the Messerschmitt, loosed one
squirt upon the vans wing, hit it,
saw it sway, crumble and collapse
before him, and saw the ship hur-
tie off toward the sea. That's for
the Corporal" he yelled, sweating,
wildly hugging his stick.
Meanwhile, the third German had
sailed in. But now ne abandoned
the stricken Squadron Leader in
order to have it out with Tim.
While the leaders riddled Spitfire
managed to pull out of reach. Tim
and the German drove at each
other, missed. tore around, lunged
again, got in another squirt. miss
ed again and rushed once more.
Tim drove at the Germans tail.
And this is just for me-" he yell
ed. The German darted Tim
thought he had holed him. But now
he had reached the emu of his am
munition. The German wasn't done
for; he came slicing back-there
were more Germans - the sky
seemed full Of Germans - and in
the next instant Tins cockpit was
riddled. He pitched downward.
Tins squadron had gone on
after the Heinkels and blasted
them before they could do their
work above the beachhead. The
Squadron Leader, wounded. man
aged to steer his riddled plane
across TO Kent, where he cracked
into a bog. Within a half hour he
was reporting by phone TO head
quarters. Meanwhile the rest OF
the squadron returned; the toll
was five planes lost. and Tim
Baker missing.
That night a battered mine.
sweeper butted around the heel OF
England toward a haven along tbs
Thames. laden with a strsng,
cargo of humanity. There wer,
men lying crowded in the rolling
midship, in the crews hsmmocks
on the steel decks, around the gun,
and in the splintered boats. From
the sound Of them in the darkness
one could make oct several dozer
Tommies. singing Roll Out th'
Barrel" and keeping up their spir'
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Wear, Bridal White Lace
To Contract Perry

when Kasren Verne celebrated
her new Warner Bros. contract
with a party 81 the Aocsmbo she
was wearing a long-sleeved dress
in bridal white lace with. plunging
neekline. Kaaren wore her hair
In . low ehisnon knot pierced
with two tiny white lace fan hair
pins made especially for her out
TT by Leah Barnes. the Warner
studios ehspeau designer. She
wore q silver lynx cape and car
RED a large black velvet evening
bag with pearl clasp.
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A YANK In THE Raj.
A New Novel by HARLAN THOMAS

its with a ration of red Navy rum.
Clustered along the passageway
were French soldiers from a half
dozen regiments, some barefoot,
some wrapped in torn wooden
shawls, some wounded. all badly
spent. They said nothing as the
ship pounded away from their
homeland. A half dozen Belgians
had blundered into their midst. A
Polish haison officer with a braid
ed cap was nursing his wounds,
without the faintest idea of how
he had gotten mixed up in the
Dunkerque melee. And in the
sweeper's diminutive, cramped
wardroom sat the two six foot
British Guards officers. almost the
last off the beach. whom the
sweeper's boatmen had heard ar
guing. as they stood waiting up TO
their shoulders In the bomb
splashed water, But. old chap,
still can't see why Reggie married
that girl"
With them. in the corner, in a
dsze. lay Tim Baker. with a ships
blanket wrapped around him. He
heard the murmur OF officers and
the scrape of men moving about
restlessly on the oyercrowded
deck: he heard the wounded and
the ships creak and the singing.
He had no idea as TO whether he
was essentially damaged or
whether he had merely been half
drowned when his plane hit the
sea. He had only one thought
tumbling around in his fevered
brain: hope he'd saved the guy
what was his name - Johnny.
Good guy. Damned good show.
Hope TO God the boys were COM
ing out Of 1t.
They came out OF it--over three
hundred thousand Of them. The air
had been held above them. All
along the English coast. soldiers
stumbled ashore. tattered. wound
ed. with thumbs up. gTinning. And
on every English fighter field, the
shaken and exhausted pilots stag.
gered out Of their ships, made
their reports and Topped into the
nearest cots Back IN his bomber
squadron office, conyslescent, bu,
working. Wing Commander Nor
ley scanned the report sent over
from the neighboring fighter
squadron. Finally Tim Baker,
name turned up-sayed. He toos
a slow. deep breath. gazed out the
window at the scramble Of activity
thought awhile and then wrote q
telegram 10 Carol.
Carol drove down 10 Mansion In
East Kent. where Tins fighter
squadron was stationed. The post
was not many miles from Morley,
ancestral home. She drove In her
small roadster along the straight
Roman road that passed through
ancient gsbled. halIowed csnter.
bury and on 70 the fiat land Of the
heei Of England. The station Itself
was concealed and unspproschabie
Continued on Page IL. Column 81
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ularly about the theater. the
music world. current books,
scientific research, current
events, sports. You needn't be
an authority on any Of them.
but be sure you know enough
about each one 20 he able 60
grasp any references someone
may make, and perhaps 20 add
An idea or two Of your own.
II might help II you keep al
ways In mind the fact that
other people are often just ~
self-eonscious ss you are. All
You have TO do to master the
situation In TO be . little less
self-conscious than the people
You are with.
Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell
me what foods TO eat to supply
calcium? Thank you.
A READER.
Dear Reader: The following
foods are arranged In the order
OF Importance ~ . source Of
calcium calculated on m aver
age serving portion: MIX.
American, Cheddar or Swiss
cheese. cauliflower, turnip tops,
mustard greens. coliards, kale.
watercress, broccoli. swiss
chard. dandelion greens. oysters,
dried navy beans, fresh kohlrabi,
rutabagas, turnips, parsnips,
Ieeks, string beans. cabbage,
carrots, lettuce, celery, straw
berries, oranges, filberts. al
monds, cottage cheese, eggs,
figs, raisins, prunes, molasses,
fish, lima beans, dried peas,
bread, meat. oatmeal, raspber-
ries, blackberries, blucberries.
peaches, apricots. bananas, and
apples.
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gaaiHssa b = nice. s.sv. ipsntiy-
agrvesi-upon way. with two very
important thinass
II shawn What ths family CAN
have when u - msster ~ Ila
monsy that v. hew many msvssA
Inv many steaks per manth. Will
John gees "a high scboot And q
shows what the family CANNOT
expect thu housekeepsr 70 arcom-
piIsh With . given amount n
money.
Keeping On tho budget sftsr ~
estimates sfs pat ao~n In shs plan
" somsthinG siss again. Yet u
needn't b too com piscated Same
people buy . eel a smualnxiy-
isbsied budget hsnhs and literally
divide thslr cash snto -Yea1. i"
''ciothes.- Lunch Money naa -
on. othsrs Ne envelopes. % bssi-
get beahs which can ~ bought
everywhere frem Tho flnsst retail
houses 10 the dime store.
Theas things are not essential
You can hssp TRACK ~ spending
on any ht os paper. Ths impur-
tant thing IL 10 write dawn tn
OUTLAWS ~ they are made. and
ssttis accounts regularly II ~
end OF the week. the month. and
the year.
Just sitting down and agreeing.
with oneself or with the family.
upon . definlts plsn for spending
an income. win cut wasts. That's
just natural ror instance. ~
much easier 70 remember 10 turn
out = hight wh~n leaving = rom
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that L really nave lIouplt.
have always envied people
who could talk effortlessly to any
one they happened 10 be with. /
have tried for long time to mas
ter the accomplishment, but /
haven't had much success. Could
Won helm me- SUE.
Dear Sue: Your letter leaves
me with the impression that you
are suffering from self-con-
seiousness or an inferiority
complex, rather than from =
lack of information. First OF
all YOU must strive to keep
your mind off yourself.
Concentrate on the person you
are with. Force yourself to be
really interested In the people
YOU encounter: stimulate your
natural curiosity about them
and their interests. II isn't
necessary that YOU do much
talking, II you can just man
age to be interested enough In
what your companions have to
say to keep them talking.
OF course. . certain amount
of information Ia required, II
YOU are TO talk intelligently.
Be always on the alert for bits
of news. Plan your reading time
carefully to include y little reg
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nv BEVERLY THOMPSON

THREE IN ONE, Lelong's
quick chapge"--three lovely
shades Of lips,iek, no less. in either
= silver OF gold containcr. This
clever novelty land useful. tool
comes In two styles--one a lapel
pin. the other To be fastened 10
belt or golf bag. Ideal for sports
wear.
What could he siicker than .
dickey set with three detachable
coilarsY One In round oae
has straight lapels and one.
potehed iapeis. The ideal com
pIimcnt 10 cardixans, suits.
sweaters and shirtnsas~r dresses.
they come in crisp white shark
skin. Lsundcr beautifully!
TRICKY HANDLEi Hate 20
wear rubbers after the shower ?
Then roll them up and put them In
your umbrella handle. That IL II
you have one OF those clever oiled
silk and rayon umbrellas we ran
across the other day. just un-
screw the handle slip your
rubbers In =. screw the top back
on and there you have ~
They're not clufnsy will NJ
sn. shaa pt,arant.ed 10, vSsr
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rs~essa nns>s sssss Ccsv~~p~~es~s
once q family makes = budget.
who VIII NJ hcss. the family er
the fieurrss
Ths ideal answer Il NEITHER
A god budget makes peace and
pleasant feelings between fsrl-
" and ~ men<y. Ho~rsss. =
Eeot budget must he msde esfs-
fully. Thought common ssnse.
and knowledge 81 hcme financing
are needed.
Then. where can the person er
family who needs help In budget
Ing 20 fer II
There are morc sources n sd-
vice than most people know. Re
tail houses and hanks In many
cities provide help. ard some sm-
ploysrs offer u Ia defense workers
Most family sid agencies which
have trained economists on their
staffs VIII give budget service On
request. Ne n you get seriously
interested In budxetlnG and find
yourself stuck with . real pos<s.
II might 10 worthwhile 10 80
whether there's . social agency In
town, which would pitch into your
problem with you.
Whenever q family begins bud
getting. its members are likely 10
discover they'd like 10 know . bot
of things about spending money.
not only how 20 divide their In.
come. hut what 10 buy with u.
And there are . good many sourees
Of that kind Of advice.
HOW TO AVON BEiNo
ovERCHARoED
Uncle Sam hands out ezceilsnt
printed advice. and the cost IL Gst-
ting Il together u borne by every
body who pays an income OF .
sales tar. For instance. there's .
primer called Diets u ut the
Family Income" which explains
how 10 eat on liberal. moderats. and
minimum food-aIlotmsnta Any
one can get this little primer. COM
piete with menus. for . nickel.
Just write to the superintendent Of
documents, Washington. d. G.
Local defenas councils all over
the country are supposed 10 b
keeping the public informed about
changing prices and about INV 70
avoid being overchsrEed 10 rs
wise 10 read your nswspapsr for
the defense councils announce
ments, these days. and II might
even b . good thing 70 ash your
local defenss council for tnforma.
ton for consumers.
Some government agencies In
Washington ere publishing pretty
specific directions for budgstins.
Any good housekespsr can make
rough budget. though. and do
Ing II may show that she knows
more about planning and msnsG-
Ing money than she and the family
realized.
II the woman n wise. she won't
set out alone on thu budgst-mak-
ing venture. Hhs'ii get her hns-
band and every other adult mann
Der OF the family 10 pin In The
planning That's one 81 this bis
secrets Of success. ror u promotes
understanding all around the fam.
Ny circle. ~ gets everybody ae-
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Agencies
Are Eager
To Help

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practices. Or ~ ~ vlpenoD = >
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Intelligent Conversation
Is Art Worth Cultivating
Best Results Obisined by Being More Interested
In individuals Encountered Than in Yourself
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey Can you tell me how 20 become better
conversationast? don't know why have such difficult
time thinking of something say. don't have any trouble
If there several people together who keep discussion
going can always add my bit then It's when eonversa-
ton ags I'm alone with someone don't know very WELL
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TodaY's
Recipes
QUICK SALLY LUNNS

QUICK SALLY LUNNS
2 cups sifted cake flour
2 teaspoons double-acting baking
powder
teaspoon salt
y, cup butter or other shortening
4 tablespoons sugar
egg, well beaten
] cup milk
Sift flour once, measure; add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cream shortening, add SUI
gar, and cream together thor
oughly. Combine egg and milk.
Add flour to creamed butter and
sugar, alternately with milk mix
ture, a small amount at a time,
beating after each addition until
smooth. Bake in CREASED muffin
pans in hot oven (425 degrees FL
rs minutes, or until done. Makes
twelve.
DELICIOUS COTTAGE
PUDDING
2 cups sifted cake flour
2 teaspoons double-acting
baking powder
Y, teaspoon salt
s tablespoons butter or
other shortening
cup sugar
cup milk
!, teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour once, measure; add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cream butter. add sugar
gradually, and cream together
well. Add flour, alternately with
milk, a small amount at time,
. beating after each addition until
smooth. Add vanilla. Bake in
CREASED pan. sxsx2 inches, in mod
crate oven 1850 degrees F.) so or
so minutes or until done. Serve
hot with lemon or chocolate sauce.
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100 Prs. Boys Tennis Shoes;
pr. LIS s9e
LANSBURGHS-Childr Shoes
Second Floor
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