Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

matter how harmless. was re-
garded with suspicion. To her
and her kind.-and there were
thousands like her in the
Soviet secret services-all the
normal recreations Of healthy
young people were closed.
She would never be able TO
60 her own way. never have
a husband and children, never
have a real home. The
psychological result was a
cool and brazen make-believe
defiance which had its roots
in hidden loneliness and dis
content. Gushi was glad TO
have me as her companion.
And ! was glad to have her.
Lets forget everything"
Gushi said. Lets have an
orgy"
FEELING OF FREEDOM
She sent the house porter
for Italian food and liquor.
and then we locked the door
and drew the shades. Some
how, death-like exhaustion
brought on a feeling of free
dom. During the day, when
Gushi was away on Getsys
business, l rode TO the beach
and swan through the break
erS.
At times I thought of SWIM
ming out farther and farther,
until my strength would leave
me and make it impossible for
me TO return. But 1 always
returned. Gushi would fold
UP her work when I arrived.
"Any news for me-" l
would ask.
Then Gushi would thrust
her body forward, and say
brusquely:
Not yet. Let's drink moon
shine. Let's light candle.
Let's have an orgy"
On the fourth day Getsy
called me 10 a conference.
Again / met him near Golden
Gate Park. He was immacu-
lately colorless, and he gave
his instructions in cold voice.
1t was a matter OF launching
a transport of illegal Com
munlst literature TO Japan.
The President Jefferson, Of
The Admiral Line. was due 10
sail from Seattle 10 the Orient.
Aboard the liner four Com
munists served as members
of the crew. They were TO
smuggle a large consignment
Of Japanese pamphlets to
Yokohama.
The position of Japan in the
Orient was OF the greatest
significance for the revolution
in China. Next 10 Britain.
Japan was the strongest i'm
peralist factor in the East.
The success OF revolution in
China depended in part upon
effective obstruction by
strikes and sabotage-of Japa-
nese intervention.
Since the lines Of COM
munication between Vladivo-
stok and Nippon were too
closely guarded by the Japa-
nese secret service. all trans
missions of money and
propaganda material from
Moscow 10 Japan were d.
verified over the West Coast
ports of the United States.
AIDES Modified
Together with Gushi, / went
10 Seattle 10 attend TO the.
shipment which had come by
way of New York, packed
securely into barrels.
| modified our assistants
aboard the President Jeffer-
son, saw 10 the re-packing of
the pamphlets into many
smaller units, their trans
portation and safe conceal
ment aboard the ship. and
fixed the passwords 10 he
given 10 the recipients of the
shipment.
In less than a week Gushi
cabled the Comintern cover
address in Yokohama that the
toys" were on their way.
Gush was a tireless worker
All her emotional savagery
evaporated when she switched
her mind TO organizational
duties. Exalted over the
smooth contamination Of our
assignment. / bought some
pretty presents for her and
two tickets for a play. She
was 50 pleased that she
squeezed my arm and began
10 dance.
After the play, let's GO and
dance" she said. IT haven't
been to a dance In eternities."
you look different" i said.
as she brushed her thick
blonde hair before the mirror
in our hotel room.
81 am different"
TELEGRAM ORDER
There was knock on the
door. II was a telegram
from Getsy. He ordered me
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