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La gaceta., 1942-05-28

OMEN? The prophesies of Nos
tradamus have been borne out with
amazing accuracy. Perhaps we can
take heart in some new predictions
which will be graphically demon
strated in the newest Nostradamus
subject just completed by Carey
Wilson. This new short will reveal
the forecast that the Japs, Germans
and Italians will be defeated. Re-
member, this isn't wishful hoping,
but one of many predictions made
by the seer, who 400 years ago
stated while two little men talk Of
peace, a fortress will be betrayed"
400 years later came Pearl Harbor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
PARA La NUJER
DEL C
Ell HampG de Jos PicaroS

AS como ell hidalgo, en- la So
cisdad espanola, es de clara es-
.tirpe y de mobiles hechos, ell plea
no, en- camino, eS de turbios orr
genes y parece heredar con la
sangre, Ell espfritu %cinico, la fl
..osofia de la vida facil.
AL resehar Ell linaje do eel
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

numbers. She stepped into the sound
department when she put the taps
into those same routines. She
turned cameraman to check on the
photographic angles Of her dances.
She designed her wardrobe when
she elaborated with Kalloch tc
make sure her clothes were dance.
able" And, Of course, became an
actress to share co-star billing with
Red Shelton in the Metro-G oldwyn.
Mayer musical.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

When Eleanor
Powell starts a
motion picture,
she takes over
five functions Of
a studio au-
thor, sound,c
era, wardrobe
and actress.
"Ship Ahoy,"
her latest film,
is an example Of
this. Miss Pow
ell was her owa
photographer,
originating four
nlnhnrnta damn
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Glamour will
come at last TO
plain Marjorie
MGin,after more
than a hundred
character roles
during four
years on the
screen.
Miss Main,
WhO zoos, and
this time iOins
Wallace Beerg
N Metro Gold.
pvn Mayors
"idckass Mail"
m..sH L.. r.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Of absorbing experiences away from
his jungle home.
WHAT SCENE in GWTW re.
mains most VividIy in your mind?
A recent surrey discloses hat best.
remembered scenes from this DaVid
Q. Selznick classic are ~ Atlanta
burning (2) the thoas Gnds Of
wounded soldiers lying at the depot
80 Scarlett's fall downstairs ~
Scarlet shooting the "YGnkee" SOL
der % Rhett's II don't give a
damn.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

sequence the fGnciest Of pink So IN
dancing costumes, decorated tUith
soIS~ed sequins and founced with a
AGiJ dozen RULED pettieoats.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28
' R()1ITWSoS s.
BY Lee o. Lyon

The Title de.
I~partment also
announces that
"Tarzan's New
York A I've n
ture" will be the
label for Metros
new adventure
for j ohnny
Weissmuller and
Maureen O'Sul-
Ivan. This is the
film In hlch
Tarzan buys
himself a ward
robe and eXpe-
..o-. 1910.
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Ian Hunter
will be seen Nth
Mickey Rooney
for the fourth
tim Q as h e
young stars
father in "YGnk
At EtOn." Hunt
En- appeared Nth
Rooney in "A
Mid m M g
Nights Dream"
"The Devil Is A
Sissy and
ANDY HGrdy's
Private Secre-
tdrv."
La gaceta., 1942-05-28

Lydia Pinkham's Compound Is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for tDomen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and its tired
nervous feelings due to this cause.
And in such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - thruout the
month Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direc-
tons. Worth tryingI
Evening star., 1942-08-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For prompt responses
and better service, dduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClassiJicdtions.

Sl@9 lst ST NW-BED-LIV1NG ROOM,
furnished; suitable l or adults.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE BROOM APT
with another: Clover Park; conv trans,
Cal Ordway Os52
VICINITY CONN. AVE AND X ST
In large apt, . large bedrooms, living rm,,
dinins rm., kitchen and batn. elec gas
telephone: no linens; suitable for . gentle
couples: Sl15 per mo- GE. 53l3 after Il . m
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE FURNISHED
apt with another youny man, $40 mo,
1916 w pl. NV, Apt. 2ol. EN-. 573l
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE FURNISHED
apt Grand piano available. Call Adams
s02l or North 1925 after pm.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-ATT.
furn. rms. kitchen, bath Daily maid
and linen service. Box 279T, Star. g.
4430 KANSAS AVE W.--LARGE LIVING
rm;. bedrm. complete kit. bath, utils.
Incl. Entire frst hoor. GENTLE couple
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
tContinued1

eess EYE ST NV, MILTON HALL APIS
Ii" lie ases. sts' Est. st sos sos s''' ~"
BRookLAND--3 LARGE ROOMS, KIrCH-
sents s ps'h senseea n de ony hof ao sa ss4 door,
WILL suBLET !, MOS, FURN. APT, IN
kit and bath. in Takoma Park area. shep-
herd 1908 bet. clio pm.
small kitchen, icebox; no children S. SO
442e. 3rd ST. NW-GENTILE WOMAN.
2s-35, share large apt. with 2 sisters S35;
board. s55. After 8 pm. IA. 1888.
DowNTowN d; LA ddaf isth NWsTUpIo e.
Govt. girls, everything furn., S25 each. 8.
GIRL TO SHARE APT WITH ANOTHER;
: studio rms, x, and b; exc. transp. i,
s1nv Sa' 4. l0si5. a ssia 1440 Col I'd NV Apt
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE BACHELOR
NV. Telephone 10 to 5, Republic o1oo. =
l457 HARVARD sT-3 RMS FUR
gas, PVT. entr,; suit. for 3: IS vk. ea.;
no children.
LADY, GENTLE, WILL SHARE WITH
lazy expensively tuTn. apt hish-class
BLDG; reas Dupont s4l3.
10th AND HARVARD, N;w-W1LI, SUB
to adult couple, no children. CO o4s3
P ST NV RMS. PVT. ENTRANCE
tleman North 1850 after $50 pm.
NV. section. Sl75 Phone CHI. 1000, Ext
412. after 7 pm.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, 5-RooM e
bedrmsn apt vicinity OF 10Th and que
No ssS, 1855 Rs Seen by appointment only
BACHELOR APT. NO KITCHEN; RENT
S25 mo; must. buy furniture, orig cost
os staG cs a.sd rnoon fts mon'hs s.sree n for
ming. Apt. SO. ese3 14th st NV.
242o T ST. s.E-3 RMS. AND SHOWER
screened porch, heat gas, elec,;, incl;
liysix lSst VERMONT VERNON AVE MwmAITRAc.
rm. and kitchen, s65 no Hobart a37o. :
1872 BELMONT RD NW-oNE ROOM
END enc X kItehen Wlih RET; conv location ST.
per week, suitable for girls or couple.
LARgE 1xnss;E;na a-BEDRM BED APT. IN APT HOUSE
avail. immed. for 9 mos, possibly for du-
ration adults: $3.50 mo AID. s1os
APT; lipIt.d 30; nbgru sTuD1o BEDRM; FOR 2: UN-
each. CO. 7s5s Cal after ats' pm. mo mo-
NR. l4th AND WHITTTER-NEW 5-RM
utilities. cH: 5000. Ext. Az after s m NJ
enn sTs to a sh.r. IN xEh AnT ,B1sr
AID. 1870
1929 NEWTON ST. NW.-ONE HOUSE
keeping rm: new elec. refg., gas and
PETWORTH. SHERMAN CIRCLE-ENTR
Ind H. corner house, 2 bedrms. twin beds,
~. rm. kit, bath: 2 gentle couples,
OWN-KITCHENETTE AND BED
room. nicely furnished, elec, refg.: no
drinkers. 446 st. NV.
I32n HARVARD N.W.4 ROOMS. SCR,
porcn, semi-pvt. bath. See manager
APT. IN WOODBRIDGE, 3 ROOMS AMI
screened porch: nicely furnished: every
enlns out linens: | blk. bus HO 1920
l!15 IRVING ST. NE.-BRIGHT, CHEER
u ~ basement apt. 2 employed people
ZOO l4th NV. APT. NICELY FURN.,
newly decorated | room kitchen semi
private bath; employed couple pref.
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE TWO-ROOM Apt
ppTfd.ate oath; 26l6 University pl. NV.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--Attractive room for
couple or gentlemen; So so each Semi
private bath. newly furnished WO ols4
6512 9th ST NW.--Room, spacious. clean,
near BATH refined gentleman, detached
home. Express bus. $40 mo
Evening star., 1942-08-05

NEAR SUITLAND Boiling Field-Two
well-furn. rms, private bath. shower, sep.
entrance: refined gentlemen; 15-min bus.
Available ] 5th IL R3IN.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

NO. l GIRARD ST. NE-Inclosed Sleep
ing, porch with connecting sitting room,
car and bus Also young lady share double
room. twin beds. with another AID 3nS1
Evening star., 1942-08-05

5l3 9th ST. NW.-One large room. fur
nished. with bath; for two; 81 each or
S14 weekly
Evening star., 1942-08-05

Q LARGE DBLE. RMS, cedar-lined closets
next bath and shower, in private home,
unlim phone; conv. transp. DE Obs.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

1925 P ST. w. Just off Dupont Circle
One large front room with twin bed
Michigan 94O2
Evening star., 1942-08-05

DOWNTOWN. 1000 H St NV. Apt. 10
Attractive single room quiet. refined girl.
District s5s7 after pm
Evening star., 1942-08-05

NEAR CATH U-Room for girl in new
CO S16S
Evening star., 1942-08-05

l434 KENNEDY ST NW.--Sman single
room 2nd floor, across hall from bath; SIS
per month
Evening star., 1942-08-05

DUPONT CIRCLE, I 3 ChurCh st-Nice+y
furnished room, End floor semi private
bath S25 per month. DE. 3465
Evening star., 1942-08-05

1125 .VARNUM ST. NW.-Double room
suitable for girls. Call Randolph 1867
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1898 10th st,
walking dist: unlim. phone Gentle
Evening star., 1942-08-05

NEAR SEARS WIS. AVE sToRE-NEWLY
EoR1E! EEEoRR1NElsaED aE6, SIN, SINGLE ROOM. PRIVATE
Evening star., 1942-08-05

DUPONT CIRCLE. 521 New Hampshire
Beautiful. large room with single
beds. pvt; bath and baby grand piano: for
8 young ladies Also for ! and ..
Evening star., 1942-08-05

TWIN BEDROOM, breakfast or kitchen
privileges. Call Adams 593S after pm.
NO IL 18th ST. SE-Large room, q
block bus and streetcar lines; SIS week
Franklin 1927
Evening star., 1942-08-05

CHEVY CHASE. MD large bedrooms
well furnished. gentlemen or employed
couple; gentiles; references OIL, 3nG4
Evening star., 1942-08-05

NEAR NEW NAVY and War Bldgs, 1907
twin beds: room for two Navy officers or
two girls; $22 so a month each g.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

walking dist. unlim. phone. Gentle
Dupont ,r,StIF1 GIRGLE ,ra 1921 New Hampshirs
ades aap Also 'foy for and eian0 '0r
priylieges. call Adams SOS after s pm.
NO, - 18th ST. sE.-Large room, q
PFsntlin PlGsh bus 4ss snd stFeet'sF lines SIS week
10Th 10Th AND N SITS. N:w;-Large room, twin
2445 PORTER ST. NW.-Master bedroom,
nfcer n excellent cool legation Army or Navy
l4o4 10th ST. N.W,--,Girl to share room
reds; Sl7. 80 mo. North 62l6.
!436 r ST. NV, Apt 2l--Laree, bright
front room, adj bath: no other roomers;
1880 OATES ST. N.E.-Girl to share
nlcels furnished twin bed room and private
dad bus: 50 week. Atlantic 1918
251d,.Ist 2srd Fl. Sc Is;I;-oentlemani, cool nicely
after p m. Trinidad 1919.
SHERMAN, 110I 18th ST. NV. Apt. 7ol-
AtLractlpe front room, permanent.
sUPERIoR SUE; zF OR ROOM &C upper 18th st-YolpF
service. Prone RA. 54ae ait after DsGnr; m n'Al0
sse ssbt,e lsth sdnis ST. NEhasge room prefer
fransportstfon af @ 10 s5is Asf after ao@1 pm c0nv
l444 N ST. N.W.--Large room with
running water in room; breakfast privilege
apt, share kitchen
3417 24th ST, NE.-Large, cool double
room. next bath; , people. Block r. l.
ave. cars, | block bus. DU 5o33.
NV, sECTIoN-Cool twin-bed room,
suitable . gentlemen or employed couple;
81 blk. bus; S5 VIZ, ca. WO, 6ls7
loll RHODE ISLAND AVE NE-Very
nice bedroom with small rm. adJor ms
Tor gentleman. Call after pm.
NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL a6a3 Garfield
ST. n.W.-Large rm., twin beds for young
men, eentiles. AID. logS.
3So1 10th ST. NV large and small
front rm.. private home; cony, to excellent
transp. RA 1856.
4016 18th ST. N.W--LarRe front rm..
twin beds, for 2 eirls, cony. transp
Q LARGE DBLE. RMS, cedar-lned closets
next bath and shower, in private home;
Evening star., 1942-08-05

VACANCIES 2 girls. double rooms: $50
and S25. y block exp. bus. GE. 1922.
1923 23rd ST. NORTH, Arl, Va,-Large
double rm. and closet. twin beds; private
home gentleman: near bus GL 346s
Evening star., 1942-08-05

DUPONT CIRCLE, 2217 90 st-ExceI.
location, large tWin-bed room. for gentle
men; So 80 month each Gentiles.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

DUPONT CIRCLE-Ouiet room for gentle
man, bath. shower adj: fine bed and fur
nlshlngs: unlimited phone: garage refs.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

goth AND N SITS. NW.-Large room twin
beds, maid service: $50. Phone ME- 1920.
2445 PORTER ST. NW-Master bedroom.
~ excellent cool location; Army or Navy
Otflcer preferred $50 mo }VO 13hI
Evening star., 1942-08-05
$780,.

Silver Spring, beautiful corner brick
bungalow, completely furnished. s rms,
bath, full basement, attic storage space,
built-in garage: bus At door. To inspect
Evening star., 1942-08-05
3 HOUSES ACRES
HOME OR INvEsTMENT.

FURNISHED DUPLEX HOMES. .75o.
Ideally located near 14th and Spring
rd. TEo-story brick with complete apt.
On On at,. each h. hoor; two kitchens and two
furnace; garage. real home and invest
ment opportunity. Phone Mr.. Cohen. AID.
1908 H ST. NWe Ma 2S45
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Continued J

MT. PLEASANT, s37 Ingleside terrace
Slneie front room. Near Rock Greek Park.
! SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 R I.-Douhle room,
! fine locati
Evening star., 1942-08-05

14o4 10th ST. N.W.-Girl to share room
with another next bath with shower, twin
bedS, Sl7 80 mo, North 6o1R
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED--Boardine homes tor Jewish
phone Georeia 1035 or write Jewish Social
Service AGENCY. ll31 Spring I'd nv.
BOARD AND ROOM. with some super
vicinity ] sth and Bunker Hill rd ne. Cali
EN-. $500 So
YOUNG MAN Navy Dept, wants Prot.
home for self and sons, 8 and 10 years;
August 16. Box 4SS-S. Star
Evening star., 1942-08-05

Unusual. 3 rooms, screened-in porch
recreation room. AL modern: near trans
portation and stores. MA. 1913.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE OR APT, UNFURN. OR
avall. by Sept. |. Box 1875. Star.
APARTMENT OR SMALL FURNISHED
houss, vicinity Of Falls Church. Box
3O3-T. Star q.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

l444 ST. NW.--Large room with
running water in room; breakfast privilege
Also room for. employed lady in owner S
apt, share kitchen
Evening star., 1942-08-05

3417 24th ST. NE.-Large, cool double
room. next bath; > people Block r, /.
ave. cars, | block bus. DU. 5933
Evening star., 1942-08-05
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HYATTSvILLE-Front room, cross-ventila-
tion twin beds: 20-min transportation;
Evening star., 1942-08-05

33rd FL. S.E.-Gentleman., cool nicely
furnished room in detached Georgian
Colonial home. Is min. to downtown. Cali
after p m. Trinidad l21Q
Evening star., 1942-08-05

1880 OATES ST. NE-Gtrl to share
nicely furnished twin bed room and private
tlttine room in private home; near Trini-
dad bus: So week, Atlantic 1918
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, MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test yru hn-wi>dse ~ e-r~
rect soc,si usage ~ sss~sssna
". following aaess~es. shs~
checking axsins, the sushcvsss-
tive answers belrw
I. II you have = DEG sheslld
sou feel responsible for hssrsas
him IN his o~n yard instead ~
letting him run laese over the
nsighborhood.
a II . nssshbor complains
your dog has raiasi her flowers,
should you consider her . erans
and do nothing about ~
q Should . psfsen ~ho stili
drives an automobile he mnrs
generous than ever IN giving
others . hft. " n doesn't mean
h. will have 10 60 out of he ~sy
To do So
4 IL n Ersoiou. for . hostess
10 refuse 10 glss . guest q recipe
for . dish the hostsas has served
hsrf
q. IL n good manners for .
man 10 say 20 HE wife. Why
don't ~e ever have coffee this
good Al homo :" In IN effort IN
please his hostess
What would you IN II
You bump into . friend that
Won have neglected fer some
time
is) say. I'm just ashanssd 10
face you. I've neglected yon -
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CHEESE CATCHES MOUSE
CHAPTER VII
BY CECIL CARNES

1f1Af En- v II
The lobby was still empty:
Asia and Escobar were still chat
ting in the patio: the rest OF the
hotel was silent as the night it.
self Allan went to bed, reflect
ing as he undressed that he had
not done so badly for the first
afternoon. Tomorrow he would
have a look at those islands. he
promised himself. and If those
yellow devils
Then his head hit the soft cool
pillow and he proceeded TO sleep
like the seven Ephesians. II was
broad daylight when the Indian
boy. sweeping the central court,
awakened him.
He bathed, breakfasted in his
room, got into the riding kit he
had brought, guessing he would
need IL. and was waiting for
Asia at . sharp in the lobby.
She appeared promptly with the
news that she had ordered q
horse for him as well as for her
self from a rsneher down the
road. She looked amazingly
lovely, her slim body nicely set
off by the white breeches and
white silk blouse she was wear
ing. A hat one size smaller
than a circus tent was her hom-
age to the Mexican sun
She rode well. SO did Allan
Steele. winning her praise when
he subdued lively rebellion
staged by his mount They set
tied to an easy single-step. keep
ing side by side and talking.
Allan tired TO direct their route
down the gulf. but she insisted
firmly there Was nothing worth
picturing in that direction, sand
led the way vest
In response 70 her fairly direct
questions. he ehhgingly invented
? mythical family which had SUI
fsrsd mythical ouirsges a. N.
hand, OF the mated English. sh.
expressed vomsnly sympathy.
and frankly aired some Of the
grievances she had brought from
India. They cursed the British
Empire in language hotter than
the July heat Allan also gave
birth 10 an older brother who ne
said. was an army officer run
ming an important bureau in the
War Department a. Washington
"A brother who kept him in
formed Of much that went on
behind the scenes Allan vas
quick enough 70 note the glance
she dsrted a. hin when he
brought out that item q the
family history. He had her in
terestec. he decided
She accounted for herself quite
readily. she owned = blR share
in : japanese fish csnnsry op-
Grating IN the gulf and 2ss here
70 keep ar eye On her investment.
Very plausible yzrn. approved
Allan mentally. for Il seemed 70
cover . ct - territory
They got back 70 the hotsi al
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NEW foRK-Unce Sam wartime fashion srbiter will 20
down Mrs Americas pook under the heading Pleasant
pnses The War Production Boards order regulating
clothes not drastic had expected
there's no overall limit yardsse dress To the
woman, II simply
That the clothes your
style and will remain in style for the duration
That when buy clothes they will
fancness Eliminated sloyer peated
sleeves long Jackets hoods
two inches wide, overskirts. aprons
Comfort fashion
Uncle Sans pattern wartime
skirts with hemsweep rs
WOOL hpength suit Jackets flexible bascut skirts
sleeves and foor-engh evening dresses.
WPB estimates the order will o000o000 yards
and cotton will effect 20
American piotodsgram
restrictions will fashions
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n, MRS. GAy>oR MADDOX
NEA service Food Editer

NEA service Food ndiser
The grand strategy against
food waste requires clever mar
kstlng. storing. cooking.
NARkETi>ei - Learn the
quantities AZ food ynur family
needs and buy no more Avoid
loading up IN rsrsShshls vegs-
tables and other foods Just be
cause they seem cheap II thai
cheap food sroils because you
cannot use Il fat enough. then
II hecomes sktrsvagsal feed
Don't hlIy q large quantity NJ
eggs st = time unless yaur family
viii use them before they dsier-
crate. Don't buy more meat
than can he eaten al ons or twe
meals waste turks In every
earelessly planned grocery order.
sTORINGs Keep Potatoes
In cool. dark place, Wash fresh
greens AZ once. drain. and place
In covered oantainer In rsfrig.
orator. Keep butter and eggs IN
refrigerator In covered container.
They both can sbsorn odors, TN
covered milk absorbs odors and
may spoil Never store bananas
in the refrigerator.
Do not crowd refrigerator.
There must be : circulation ef
air. otherwise u sili not BE- shls
10 do It's job. Wash the rsfriger-
stor a. least once q week Rinse
out with soda and water That
is absolutely necessary 10 pre-
vent food from spelling
CoOkINei II you don't
know how tn cook tho modern
way. II vii lpay 10 learn. The
Federal Government offers
practical series of booklets on
cookery. most II them free. Many
state and local community ser
vices also offer books on mod
ern cooking. Improperly cook
ed food Is a great source n
waste. Unless food Ia pleasant
10 eat and nutritious. II will be
wasted.
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D SERIAL STORY
MEXICAN MASQUERADE

noon. Allan saw a saddle horse
tethered in the shade by the
front door. and Escobsr standing
by and watching them keenly As
they rode up. He saw mething
else, too, and checked an excla-
nation; CHANGING to look up the
road toward San Saba, he spied
his elusive friend Of overnight
just disappearing behind some
bushes. Allan whistled softly
at a sudden notion; he beckoned
10 the officer as Asia dismount-
ed and went into the lobby.
"senor Colonel. observed q
man last night watching this
inn while you were inside |
have just seen the same fellow
lurking up the road. Thought
Id tell you. II occurs TO me that
possibly you are being followed
perhaps by one Of those
friends you met yesterday"
All" Colonel Escobsr reach
ed up 10 touch hs mustschs.
American. Yes" he admitted
American. Yes" headmitted
slowly. 1T /, quite possible I am
being watched. Could you see
II the fellow had on dark blue
clothes? And a quite large SOM
brero ?"
That describes him perfectly"
Allan could not condone ssssssi-
nation even for traitors. 30 he
added; Better keep your eyes
open for trouble. en-"
Indeed, will be most care
ful. promised the colonel OF
rurales. And meanwhile. senior.
permit me 10 thank you one.
again for a kindness shsnt
forget IL"
They went into the hotel to-
gethsr. chatting casually Eco
bar continued On his way n N.
patio and Allan halted At
gesture from sun So behind IN.
dsss. IN, Chinese Sas holding
out a telegram. phich Altar took
and rppsd open IN some nyttifl-
cation. He wasn't expecting |.
wiz. from anybody.
The message vas signed with
the name Of the magazine editor
In San Francisco. snd the text
was brief. II said: When are
you going 20 ssnd us some pie
lures
Allan grinned 10 himself. He
recognized the fine Italian hand
% his chief In thn u was be
who had sent IL. not the editor
and Il was merely designed 70
bear out his svopged reason for
being in Lower California. u
could also b construed a. a deli
cate hint 70 get busy on his real
jooi That reflection wiped the
grin from his thoughts he stuck
the envelope IN his pocket,
glanced cautiously about sc usual
u MAKE sire there were 70
esXesdroppers. then spoSs quick
Is - Sun 81.
m gong for spir - tns
car directly after iunen - iook-
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