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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
MEETING THAT Spring DRIVE"

Ter marched into Austria, peoples With
in reach Of the Nozi war nnochine have
found Spring season Of dreod. This
year millions ore opprehensively WON
derine where the Spring drive will
strike. Others, wishfuIIy dwelling on
reports of dessension and hardship in
Germony, ore elibly saying there will
be no new Nozi effort. Others, happily.
ore looking to their own sources OF
strength. eirdine themselves mentally
and physically for whatever comes.
The militory men, who must plan
weeks and months ahead, are inter-
ested in reports from Berlin about Hit
ler's conferences with his generals. His
ceiling into consultation several field
morshoIs who had supposedly been
deposed and diseroced should end the
cosy ond dangerous assumptions that
dessension hos crippled Nozi military
power. The Nozi evil is sef-destructive
Disunity is developing under detect,
but only as freemen ore willing to give
10 eose and make some Of the sacrifices
the Germans and Russions are making
will defects speed enemy collapse.
The stroteoists ore oIso making
much Of the fact thot Field Marshal
RommeI has travelled from Libyo to con-
fer with Hitler. This is token to con-
firm expectations thot North Africa or
Turkey will be an important sector in
summer operations. Stockholm reports
that many q German soldier who hos
been in Russia would prefer some
other front.
The foct that Hitler has been willing
to toke the loss of third to half Of
his conveys going to Libyo in order to
mointoin that front is another 9uoge
Of it's rank in Noz pIons But the British
Navy has so for punched very large
holes in the theory Of the Berlin geo.
politicians that the Mediterranean is
merely q lake which forms no serious
obstocIe to continental domination by
6ermon land power.
The peoples Of the United Notions
will do we'll to turn back first Of oil the
spring drives Of mesmerio feor and
mesmeric opothy. 1t is folly to suppose
that Maj power will not make q desPer-
ote effort this year. Equally mistaken
is the condition where we have MEMS
heorts foiline them for feor and for
looking otter those things which ore
coming on the earth"
Men who have not yet proved thot
they can defend themselves by weapons
which "ore not oornol" must make
prudent military preparation. Yet they
will do we'll to grid themselves anew
with O sense of the right and justice Of
their cause, and to remember Jesus
counsel to those made feorfuI by look
ing otter what might be coming on
the eorth. He said: Look up, and lift
Up your heods; for your redemption
droweth nioh."--From the Christion
Scien6e Monitor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
FLASHES
OF
LIFE
BY the Associated Press

SWELL EXCUSE
SHREVEPORT, Lat hap
pened this week in juvenile
court:
A Negro, called as witness.
wore large bandage around his
head and received sympathetic
glances as he entered the court
room. Midwa, in the testimony
he was asked how he hurt his
head.
II didn't hurt it have the
mumps," he said.
The case was postponed imme-
diately.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
PUP.ROSAL

PUP-ROSAL
ATLANTA-Whether 1t was q
case of tired dogs or firing Of
dogs was not stipulated, but this
ad appeared in the Atlanta Jour-
nal:
Boston Terrier, female pedi-
greed, six months old, will trade
for ladies bicycle"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
PAINLESS INJURY

McALESTER, Okla. - Two
men t t m p e d to stop Bob
Story's car and rob him. AS
Story stepped on the gas, the
men fired a gun SCATTERING his
left arm. But it didn't hurt him.
The arm is artificial.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
SWINGING THE NOTE

owners reported that one faction
in the mayorality race had been
putting pressure on them to in
stall swing record which sand
WICKED in political speeches with
the 1--WE.
The title, they said, was to be
"Boogie Woogie."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-28
CAUTION PLEASE

SALT LAKE CITY - There
will be no smoking on duty for
one air raid siren operator.
The siren, recently installed,
is power by natural gas.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

62l3 Both ST. NV. Chevy Chsse-Master
bedroom. private bath: single room next to
bath. Call before noon or after I'm.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

PIANO. Steinway, completely reconditioned
IN the Steinway factory; this beautiful
grand is in every way the equal OF new
Steinway; no tax on this instrument: also
smaller Steinway completely rebuilt and
refiniShed. Shop at CampbellS for fine re-
built SteinwayS 12l 1lth st NV. MA.
AEAA AnlhnriZed SteinMaY dealer
Evening star., 1942-10-13

FURNISHED kitchen and bedroom for heat
ing and care of entire house, h.-w.h War
field 1897, TO p. m. Box 65-S. star
1899 SARATOGA AVE. NE.-Lge. front
rm.. twin BEDS = gentle gentlemen, Govt.
employees pref.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beautitul large ts
glassed-in shower: ref. OIL. 94l1.
5al9 a6th ST; n. Airing ton,-Larse sleep
ing rm, suitable couple or :. girls, unlim.
phone: conven. bus GIL. 1896.
$40 SOUTH GLEBE RID, Arlington, Va
Gentle gentleman. nicely furnished room
in private home. Near new War and Navy
Depts. oxford 2s311,
GENTL TLEMEN-OFFICERS ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting nm. suites with lava
tory; club rumpus room, buffers pantry.
rm service 1Oc bus. OK 4S39. Club Glebe
A reasonable place to live pleasantly.
OFFICERS, enlisted men special privil-
Well-furn. rms; plenty h. W: cony every
GO2? N WILSON BLVD. Arl;, Va.1-Attrsc-
tive room. ami. 81: kitchenette, ST.
Phone Fails Church S56-W.!
TAKoMA PARK-Lovely room, private
bath st floor; gentileS no smokers: Quiet
$40 mo-; / blk tran. Phone Shepherd 179"
Rooms Rans for o rent: radio; girls only mr. bus
lines, Transportation BY private car if
desired. Phone Glebe 1928 after pm.
ARLINGTON-Room in new home; conv.
transp.. unlim. phone: gentleman gentlle.
Glebe 1919 -
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JEFFERSON PARK
Lovely furn. rm.. twin beds; pvt. home;
on bus line to Army and Navy Bldgs. TIE.
1910.
. OR :, LARGE UNFUR. ROOMS, with pri-
and water fur: suit. for housekeeping;
reas to refined couple or quiet men. Ber-
wyn 443
LARGE FURN OR UNFURN. RIM. theatedl,
private entrance. light Housekeeping privi-
leRes;. reas. to quiet men or couple. ber-
wyn 443.
4sls N. a!nd RID. Arl-2 dble rms.
semi-pvt. bath: private home Glebe 7l57.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

$50 LONGFELLOW ST. NW-Lovely
| front room for 2 girls, twin beds detached
| home: laundry privileges; bus stop at door,
Evening star., 1942-10-13

NEAR WARDMAN, 1928 Garfield St NV
Large room. twin beds. for employed
couple or young men. qentiles AID OlS
Evening star., 1942-10-13
BOATS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC,

DOGS, PETS. ETC.
FOX TERRIER PUPS, Q weeks old; one
small male and one female. $500 18th st.
NV.
33 COOKERS. all colors, 81 5-S2O-S2 -S35
FOX TERRIERS, English type Sl0-S12 80
COLLIES, S3-S7-Sl2,50. WIRE, fe;, Sl5
GREAT DANE. so. IRISH TERRIER SO go
BOSTON, sired bv son of ch. S20-S25
DOG HOTEL. 1:t44 Georgia Ave. IA. Az =.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. registered
A. K. C. black female, SO: buff male,
S.5 over 3 mos. old. Cali SH. 1898
WANTED. good home for handsome chow.
pure bred, registered; good disposition.
Woodley sl4S
HOLLYWOOD ELS-BOARDING.
Cocker Spaniel Puppies. Stud Service.
9101 BALTIC. Ave. Berwya 139. WA. 1924.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
FARM 8 GARDEN.

FARM 8 GARDEN.
WE WILL CUT DOWN your old dead trees
to fireplace size. Special price this week.
We also prune your trees Landsca pins
and trsnsplanting. Mr.. Young, Sligo 3S3S.
PRUNE YOUR TREES NOW
Care at this time means beautiful healthy
trees next year. Low rates. Estimates
any time by calling IA. 3S:sS
Gardens to Order.
Garden material, construction and serv-
ice: estimates are free: perfect. beautiful
specimen eversreens, sacrifice tall varieties
for screen; old-fashioned towering shrubs,
roses, perennials; shade, ornamental and
fruit trees tree sureery, sradins, filling,
drireways, haestone walks terraces, out
door freplaces. walls. fences. guard rails.
manures composts. topsoil, peat moss:
extra special. three tons poultry manure,
$50. Lincoln 4z2b.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

NEAR 4th AND r. l. AVE. NE-Double
room, girls preferred, gentiles. Adams
Evening star., 1942-10-13

| 450S 14th ST. NW.-Single room, next
/ shower bath. neat young lady, gentle only
Evening star., 1942-10-13
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

REGISTERED JERSEYS for sale. 3 bulls,
10 heifers and cows, accredited. Priced
right. Floyd E. Huntley, Olney, Md. Ash
ton 2546.
CHESTNUT GELDING, sood hunter. GIL.
06a2 Call after 3 D M.
GOING INTO SERVICE-Sacrifice Ayr
old bay gelding, thoroughbred, gentle.
well-broken. Sl23: runabout buggy and
driving harness. S15; English saddle. Sl5.
Call Warf1eld 439:'.
TWO HUNTERS. excellently schooled, mare
years old, $3.50: thoroughbred. eelding,
years old, S115: sound quiet; fine
jumpers. Private. Falls Church S04-W-4.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
! and better service, adUer-
tiSers are requested to in
( clude telephone number in
announcements under For
! Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOMS WITH bONKU WNNTEU.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and baby want room
and board and care for baby. DU. 5h:'I'
Ext. $40. 10
MATURE REFINED WOMAN wants excep
tional home with refined family. accessihle
to Penna bus Box 327-S, Star.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-se US and save on used
instruments. 12-bass Hohner. S42 80: "a
bass Salanti. $50 50 96-bass Soprs nj,
Sl15: 120-bass Hohner. SlS5: also many
others Terms Call Republic 62l2. Kits,
- Lr,,ah IL lnnh lnnl.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

ARLINGTON. VA.-Nicely furn. bedroom,
be seen to be appreciated CHI 1925.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

DRESSES, 81 eaCh. I,UNU unCIalmed, al
cleaned and pressed Also coats. skirts.
hats. etc 1915 Nichols ave. s.e.
ELEC, BLANKETS, G. E., while they last
Uniform warmth all night, fuel or no fuel
Call MA 4196.
ELECTRIC RANGES-Sacrificn carload
OF new ranges below wholesale cost. Atlas.
a21 G. st. NV.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, 5 Gu. IT: also
Eectrolux gas refriserstor, gas heating
radiators, American Furniture Dealers,
corner N Capitol and r sts.
FUR COAT. Hudson SEAL size AZ sacrifice
for cash Harry Jones, Security Storase,
l140 18th st. NV. ------z----
FUR COAT, Alaskan seal 3o-in.. like new,
$50: otter cape, Is-in., $50. HO. $3.50.
1p1s Calvert St -
FJR COATS, s1o5 samples, SEQ, Sl4s
rosts sag; son1e only SSa Sample Fur
shop. open to 9. 1905 Conn. ave. 16'
Evening star., 1942-10-13

tional private family; conv. trans, to
downdown or Suitland, Md Call SO pm,
Evening star., 1942-10-13
ROOMS FURNISHED,
Continued. }

zoos M ST. NV, downtown-Bright front
rm.. twin beds, comfortably furnished;
suitable for .; reasonable.
LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM in my privte
apt. to quiet refined Govt. employed lady;
excellent heat: no smokers or drinkers: 2
in family. NO. 03S7 ewes.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

RADIO -PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS
We have good variety of these ma
chimes in such makes as Stromberg-Carl-
son. AnSley Zenith. 4. C. A.. Philco and
others on which We can save you money
If you pay cash; see us and get our prices
on these machines Arthur Jordan Piano
InIh .th Ma ioo2
Evening star., 1942-10-13

GAS RANGES, factory rebuilt. from 4.50
Stove Co, 926 New York ave. RE. 00l7.
GAS RANGE. 1S41 Magic Chef. fully insu-
lated, white porcelain, oven regulated, A.
burner, cost S109.5 so, used only few
months: sacrifice for $50. Call CO. 4751.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

] sos BELMONT RID. NW-Large sleep
ing and light Housekeeping rooms. two or
three; conveniently located. Adams 1923.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

tive ladyS 6-da. plat. mtg. $3.50, "a
carat dia., perfect gem quality, mounted
To suit your taste, $40: or diamond
weddtRs ring. yellow gold or platinum.
very fne buys al SIS Arthur Markell
MS Suife 1OI-3
Evening star., 1942-10-13

ARLINGTON-Large. bright, well-furniSh-
ed room in attractive home. private family
of .: buses 30 min. downtown. Glebe 1857
al3 WILLOW AVE, TAX. Pk.-Rm. for 4
employed girls; private liv. rm. and bath.
sligo 1.i2o
Evening star., 1942-10-13
HOUSES uNEuRklsHED.

FOR RENT---3-ROOM IMPROVED cor
tage. wooded area Congress- Heights, se.,
to high-class Prot church workers with
car, no children. non smokers and temper
ate. dog lovers; reduced rent for temporary
guardianship stray-dog kennels. State age.
washington church. home, and exp. with
dogs and cats Box 32S-S, Star.
DID YOU KNOW
That $50 90 is the complete monthly cost
including taxes and insurance after a small
down payment. to pay for one of the new
TWO BEDROOM HOMES AT FAIR HAVEN.
Ideally located on Richmond highway
Just i n miles south of Alexandria. Va;
twenty minutes from Washington
Telephone Temple 5000
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Evening star., 1942-10-13

! 3O4 MONROE ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
porch: furnish own linen: eentlemen onix- .
Evening star., 1942-10-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HAVE QUALIFIED CLIENTS nrSIROUS
of leasing home S100 to $500 Y /. month
With immediate possession in NV. section.
Call Emerson 1890.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

REFRIGERATORS, display cases beveraee
coolers. ice chests, scales, SlicerS, coffee
mill etc Also household ice refrigera tor
7 GU. #, late model Must be sold at
once. Prices below market. 1884 l4th
Evening star., 1942-10-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM or 3 gentle girls;
semi-prt bath: cony. transp. Call Taylor
Evening star., 1942-10-13

| FOxHALL VILLAGE gentlemen. twin
] town University MO O412
Evening star., 1942-10-13

RADIO, Wilcox Cav, home recording unit,
radio and record player combined; priced
Arthur Jordan Piano Co, l015 7th st. NV.
MA goo:
Evening star., 1942-10-13
ROOMS UNFURNJsHED
ROOMS WANTED.

4121 18th ST. NE.-Large room a
Kitchen new Frigidaire, new sto
screened back porch. semi-priyate bath
Evening star., 1942-10-13

1924 KENYON ST. NW-Room can oc-
commodate 2 or 3; reasonable. AID. 1898
l241 18th ST. N.W.-1st H., front; gentle
Evening star., 1942-10-13

BOOKCASES, 20 sections, tops and bases.
and Office desks and chairs: best grade
Globe -Werncke. oak; new cond. 9O5 Wes-
Evening star., 1942-10-13

3626 18th ST. N.E.-Large front room,
double bed: employed couple or 2 girls;
Evening star., 1942-10-13

ATTRACTIVE ROOM or 3 gentle girls;
semi-pft bath: cony. transp. Call Taylor
6355.
3626 18th ST. NE.-Laree front room,
double bed: employed couple or 2 girls;
500 per month.
1924 KENYON ST. N.W-Room can oc-
commodats or 3; reasonable. AID. 1903.
l24l 18th ST. N.W-1st f., front; gentle
man; Govt. employe: 81.
2l24 ST N.W-Apt. 81: double front
room: close to Scotts Club
1904 MONROE ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room. equipped for light housekeepine
porch: furnish own linen; gentlemen only. :.
FOxHALL VILLAGE gentlemen twin
beds, beds private z bath walking dist. George
be seen to be appreciated. CH. 1925.
LARGE ROOM, twin beds. breakfast op-
doWadoIp dionad prlVsts fiamly conv trans to
Lincoln 1869.
NEWLY FURNISHED CLUBROOM to ac-
commodate 3 men. inst gas heat and
water. private toilet; $40 mo. Wo 1921.
COUPLE OR 2 GIRLS; dble bed. laundry
sonable. IA. 1912.
NEAR WARDMAN 1923 Garfield St NV
Large room. twin beds. for employed
couple or young men. gentiles. AID. lO9s.
1910 NORTH CAPITOL sT-Gentleman
SAAalC iaikC iocHi new Single OeQ. S1,
1715 QUE ST. N.W.-Re1ned pvt. home,
roommate for young man. Ige. 2nd-n. front,
shower, phone: walk. dist.
450S 14th ST. NW.-Single room, next
shower bath bath neat young lady, GENTLE only.
$50 LONGFELLOW ST. NW-Lovely
front room for 2 girls, twin beds. detached
home: laundry privileges; bus stop at door.
RA. 1851.
NEAR 4th AND r. l. AVE. N.E-Double
room, 2 girls preferred, gentiles. Adams
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM for ? girls,
semi-private bath. telephone, maid service
Call after 8, CO. 3612
GEORGETOWN, 1913 Both ST NV, Apt.
5-.Attractive room, gentleman. adj bath.
unlim. phone: conv. trans. Call mornings
or after T.
1135 CONN AVE NW-Ensisn leaving.
sea duty: gentleman; room available Call
at 1133 Insrection, to 6.
ST NV, 1731-Large., double, on
front, for 3; newly decorated: reasonable.
Call after 3 pm.
CONVERTIBLE LIVING RIM. suitable for
= gentle girls; new mahogany furniture:
next bath: c.h.w.: S6 wk. ca. FIR. G3O4.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

HOUSE WANTED-CHEVY
CHASE DISTRICT. THREE
OR FOUR BEDROOMS, UN-
FURNISHED. WILL PAY UP
TO SITS PER MONTH. BOX
312-S, Star. 15*
Evening star., 1942-10-13
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

DETACHED. BEDROOMS. / BATH. OIL
heat: partly furnished; lear garage; 81 40
per month. Box ~ S. Star.
NEARBY MARYLAND-MODER 5-ROOM
furnished home. = min. from Chevy Chase
Circle, : min TO new Naval Hospital; 500
per mo. Kensins ton 563.
BUNGALOW, ROOMS AND BATH;
couple desired conv. to buses; modern,
verv good condition. Cali WA 1852.
CHARMINGLY FURNISHED 3-BEDRooM
house in Silver Spring gas heat; $3.50 mo-;
gentiies only. 81. 5621.
LARGE ROW BRICK. NEAR WARDMAN
park; & rooms, immediate possession $500
mo. Ask for Miss Shoemaker, LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. MA. 1896. EN-. 642l.
$500 40th AVE. HYATTSvILLE. Md
6-room 3-bedroom bungalow excellent con-
dition; completely furnished: refrigerator
and washing machine; utilities furnished;
Sl25 per month. LARRY o. STEELE.
RE. 0493. EN-. 631 8.
MY OWN NEW BRICK HOME. IN BE-
thesda beautifully furnished: bedrooms.
:. baths. Republic 1870. after $50.
OFFICERS WIFE WILL. SHARE GAS
heated, air-conditioned house with couple.
EN-. 59"3 after pm.
ARLINGTON~-FU 5-RM BUN
galow. Coal-air heat: new furniture: ga
rage; SO. For particulars. call W. d..
HAVE SEVERAL FURN. HOMES FOR
rent from Sl25 mo. up. Call Mr.. Johnson.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

Rooming House, 16 R., Az Baths.
3O1 R. / ave NV, every rm. filled in
rome $3.50 mo, 500 rent, mostly in apts
and ! hk rms Easily managed walking
distance downtown, buses and st. cars at
corner, long lease, and business. $4,000,
$1,000 down: real profit making business.
For sale by owner. Apply after - Sunday
Mr.. or Mrs Beall only. Pvt. phone. RA
DOS6 ueekdoys
Evening star., 1942-10-13

NEWLY FURNISHED CLUBROOM to ac-
commodate 3 men, inst. gas heat and
water. private toilet; $40 mo- WO 1921
COUPLE OR 2 GIRLS; dble bed. laundry
and phone privileges; private home; rea-
SOnable TIA r31o
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD.
Dupont Club 1925 10th st. n .w;-Tab pie
board. So per mo-, incls. , meals. DU.
Q31Q
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bargain prices, from three big wrecking
!obs-5 city blocks for the widening OF
Independence ave. s.w--3 city blocks for
the enlarginE of the Navy Yard Sc. and
the National Hotel, 9Th and Pa. ave. NV
This material is being hauled to
FECHINGER'S 4 yards. where it is re-
Evening star., 1942-10-13
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, R. l. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 61a K st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
F. w. BOLGIANO & CO.
Poultry equipment: full line Eshelman' s
feeds All New York ave. ne, FIR. 1900.
601 ST. NV. MA 0Oal.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

2l24 ST. N.W-Apt 81: double front
room: close to ScottS Club
Evening star., 1942-10-13

SINGLE MAN desires furn room Vicinity
OF St. Adams Cathedral. Phone wO O2S0
REFINED GIRL will pay nominal rent and
perform light duties several ewes weekly
In exchange nice room private home.
Box 3la-S Star
Evening star., 1942-10-13
LsrSest stock of used material in Wash

BUILDING MATERIAL-New deep-well
pump tMyersl. heating unit for 1-room
house, also steel eirders and lintels. Box
2Ho-S, Star. 15s
Evening star., 1942-10-13

PIANOS-We have the larsest selection of
new and used pianos of all types in the
city of Washington and are exclusive local
AGENTS for Knabe, Wurlitzer, Fischer. Weo-
er, Mathushek. Lester, EStey. Schuman.
Everett Lancaster Be sure and see our
selection before you buy. Terms. Repub-
lie 62l2. kits. 1880 G st. middle OF
ha
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jamas showing beneath a robe,
skidded to a halt. II heard a
shot" he painted. Are you all
all right? Have you seen Struth-
ers? He wasn't in his room -
What's happenings
Dunno. Schooner tried to
land and Talcott's tryin' to stop
en-. The whole pIaCe'll be on
on ears if this keeps up. We
ought to
A booming roar engulfcd his
words, the dCcp-thrOatcd bark
Of a heavy calIber gun. II ripped
through the night, rcverocrstlnC
against the rocky hills. OWNS
with startling suddcnncs5 into a
void of intense silence.
Halscy'S rangy figure stiffCn-
cd This has gone far enough, "
he snapped. Miss Paterson,
please return p the house Mac
Dowell come with me-
But the girl would nOt return
to Bill Talcott's house. No mat
ter what the future m Eht hcld
in store, she could never 20
back there. She did not argue;
i'm fact. no word did she utter
either i'm confirmation or denial
of the order. But when HalScy
and Mcdowell began a lopinE
run for the pier she followed,
the ridiculous overnight case
banging against her knees.
The sight that confronted her
when she at last gained the
Smooth-worn stones Of the pier
was strange, almost unbclieva-
able. II was as if time had
turned backward a century; as if
during the brief space of dark
ness between house and pier,
she had plunged i1to another
.ong forgotten world where ,hc
black flag flew from the top
mast and Scared, vicious men
BOILED from the decks OF rak-
sh sloops TO pillaGc and plumb
r the busting towns Of the
spanish Main.
The schooner was long and .
ow TO the water and from her
harp nose to her square stern
he was a dull and dirty gray.
The men who had come from
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goth CENTURY PIRATE
CHAPTER VII

June Paterson moved fever
ishly; slipped into the plum-col-
ored Stacks, threw on blouse
and jacket, whipped a tri-cor-
nered bandana about her tousl-
ed hair. With more speed than
judgment she packed her over
night case, cropping in the dark
ness for the things that were
nearest TO hand. Her trunk, she
decided, could wait The least
that Bill Talcott could do for
her would be TO see that it fol-
lowed her home.
Her sole though was of escape
from Abas, from the horrible
heat and odor, from the grim,
silent intrigue that had settled
on the place, turning them all
into taciturn, suspicious strang-
ers. There was a boat of some
kind attempting 10 land at the
pier now. II was in all PROBABLE
ity a government boat; from
what June Paterson had seen on
her brief stay, had gathered
from the words Of Leonard Hal
Sey, the law would soon come
to Abas, and thus she thought
this gray. close-cruising schoon-
Or must be its conveyance.
She had no idea as to wheth-
er the boat was Dutch or Amer
acon; where II was going or viii
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San Tomas myself bot I am too
much busy. SO you Weel take
her an the gentleman. There
Weel be no trouble-they ave
papers. Bot wen you beat up
my men, that l do not like. SO
thccnk one day you an me will
ave a var grand fight, Meester
Talcott. Soon, hope. No?'
mo. And if you have two
more people, you keep them.
And l advise you to get going
before the black men Of this is
land come swarming down that
hillside to kill us all"
At his words the dark rogue
turned an involuntary glance
toward the path, and had not
Mcdowell spoken then, June
Paterson's presence might have
staggered forward, pistol level
in his hand, growing, Refugee
smugglcrs, hey? Okay. Get 60
in, and don't leave nobody be-
hind eithcr.'
The muzzle OF the shotgun
turned. you want to gamble
with thee pistol against theeS?"
Jackson grunted. Damn fool!
My feenger var nervous" His
shoulder raised inperceptibly.
,une Paterson cried out, but
the warning was too late. One
of prone figures raised silent
~ behind MaCDowell TO bring
down a blackjack in a crushing
blow against the mustached
ones head
(To BE Continued