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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLS
TO BENEFIT LARGELY
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18

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THE GREEN DIARY

ing. II did not come again And
very subducd and distant, Kay
thought she could hear The hum
Of a spccdboat. II was the only
sound in that soft silver blue
world.
She padded more quickly. Soon
the canoe was nosing mp 10 the
islands miniature wharf which
thrust out from the grey coral
rocks at the foot of the play
house. she tied mp the canoe and
climbed the few cement steps 10
the little dock. a second canoe
was HeeFed- at the far side of the
jetty.
But Ivor's speedboat was not
there
As she peered around her,
there came 10 her once again
that elusive purring of an en-
CINE. 1t sounded distant and yet
quecrly close too like a ghost
noise in dream.
That must be tho cxplana-
ton. That must be Ivor's boat
somewhere off the island. He
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G3I3s13S
LECTION

She moycd ont into the noon
light Of the terrace and across
the lawn toward the dock. The
throb of the specdboat was no
longer audible Ivor must have
reached the island. At the sound
of footsteps she slipped into the
shadow of some trees. Emerging
from the shaded TamariSk walk
which led from the dock was a
familiar figure.
Maud returning 20 the house,
She could get 10 the jetty now
without being seen
In a few minutes Kay had
reached the dock rail where the
swimming suits hung forlornly.
Vaguely they looked different.
Then she realized that Elaine's
silver cap which had perehed gro
tesquely on a post was gone The
cruiser still doomed at its moor
ings. The little canoe nestled
against the wharf. But there was
no sign Of the sailboat
So Terry hadn't come back
yet
AS she dropped silently into
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showing it 90 Maud. And now
he had got il. And with II he had
taken her only really effective
weapon against him.
Somehow she had 10 get that
little book. Impulsively she
started toward the door. But as
she did so. the soft silence of the
night was broken by the roar Of
the speedboat from the dock She
turned back 10 the window.
Vaguely, a dark moving shape on
the silver water. she saw the
speedboat bound away, headed to-
ward the island.
Ivor had gone!
But that only checked her for
a moment. There was a canoe at
the dock She could paddle over
10 the island She had to II was
her one chance. Caught up into
a strange, grim efficiency. she
changed the evening gown for
dark red playsuit which would
not be so conspicuous in the
moonlight She glanced at her
watch. Ten of twelve Cautious
ly she moved out into the pas
sage.
AS she made her quiet way 10
the head of the stairs, she passed
the closed door of Elaine's room.
She wondered if Elaine had been
there all evening, fighting the
memory Of that humiliating scene
at dinner And Terry. Was he
still somewhere out in the bay
sailing?
The living room WAS empty
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II was not the only thing tay
noticed
AS the interminable game
progressed, she became more and
more conscious Of Ivor's distant
cousin" Whenever Ivor spoke 10
her. Alice Lumsden's queer home
~ face lit up so that it was al
most pretty and her deep-set
eyes followed his every movement
with the stubborn devotion Of a
dogs
And Kay thought So that's
the way IL is Perhaps that was
why the nurse seemed TO dislike
the Chilterns so thoroughly Alice
Lumsden was another OF Ivor's
feminine conquests.
II was not until eleven thirty
that Ivor suggested stopping and
CURLY dismissed the nurse Then.
bidding Kay a sardonic good
night he slipped his arm affec-
tionatcly over Maud's shoulder
You're going 10 be nice
mothcr-in-law and wave me
goodnight from the dock
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must have gone for a ride around
the bay before turning in.
The diary would be there with
him in the speedboat. She would
have 10 wait She moved toward
the brightly-lit playhouse. Open
ing the blue Dutch door, she
stepped inside
Then she stopped dead.
Standing in the middle of the
comfortable bachelor room. gor-
geous with her chestnut hair fall
ing around smooth bare shout
ders which thrust up from a
strapless black evening gown,
was Simon Morley, The girl
stared at Kay with sardonic hos
tility. one scarlet-nailed finger
playing with the heavy silver
slave bracelet on her wrist.
Hello. Miss Vineyard. So
you're tonight's blue plate spe-
cial!" Her red lips curled I'm
slow, quizzical smile. Sorry If
| bargod in at the wrong mo-
ment
II didn't come with Ivor If
that's what you mean"
You didn't" The remarkable
blue eyes were skeptical. Then
where is he? / heard the speed
boat leave the mainland quarter
Of an hour ago. Then the sound
Of the motor stopped.
Hes out on the bay I heard
the boat as ! came up,
you heard it?" Simon moved
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tho canoe. she glanced back at
Hurricane House. Except for the
light IN the Hvlng-room il was
plunged In darkness To the left
on the shallow cliffs above the
swimming beach. she could make
out the small cottage where the
boatman lived a light showed
IN the window. Don Band must
be still up.
CHE pushed OFF from the dock
- and started 10 paddle toward
the island which lay straight
ahead, a dark silhouette pune
tuated by the cleaning windows
OF the playhouse The night air
was warm and carcssing on the
bare skin Of her arms. Drops Of
water slid down the shaft Of the
double paddle on her wrists
The silence was immense
Somewhere, farther off. a low
flop broke the rhythm Of the
paddles soft splash. It sounded
again. Could it be a swimmer out
in the bay? At this time Of
night? More probably a fish ris-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

THERE is A NEW Post Toastics out now,
said Mary. And Sally-it really 4-star
hit for breakfast Toasted to stay crisper
IN milk or cream. Wonderfully rich in the
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folks love EN-! And nourishin69 Why
they're packed with easily digested, quick
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