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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-01-30

Johnson was entertained at a SUP
prise card party given at her home
by friends. On January %, for Miss
Johnson, who graduated on that
date from North High School, "a
guests attended a graduation par
ty at her home, 529 Colfax Ave.
No.
B. S. c. P. Auxiliary: The Min
neapolis branch of the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters held its
meeting at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Matte Owens. Plans
are being made to sell defense
bonds. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Blanche Tur-
ner- 512 18th Ave South
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WANTED: PHOTOS
OF SOLDIER BOYS

Send us the picture Of your loved
one who is in service, if you have
a photo or a snapshot of him in
uniform. We would like to have
the photos of all Twin City men
who are in the U. s. armed forces.
Photos should be sent to our
Minneapolis office, 3O6 Third st.
So, Minneapolis.
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Continued from page u

Continued from page II
dent 81 the claks ~ 1912. re-.
spondsa 70 the welcome address
and introduced the members af
her ciau Wtao were MIss ufanis
0elrnas and Miss Tf4na veIcsch
Malm T : holan. head chan
Tain ~ KeAlef Field. was then
introduced ard made an sppropff.
aie talk q ne graduates
Rev Father Carey vas The next
speaker and he congratulated the
usduases and expressed nsuch
pleasure over TIE occasion.
Mr.. A + Merehee. ctaanty "a.
periniendeHi q education. made
3 fine talk telling Of the h.ah
place the school held IN The easl-
estionai life Of tie community
hev Ge0fffey OConneIl wAa
then introduced as the last and
principal speaker and he ehnse for
The sublect q bis address. Eau.
cation and Application IF Moral
and Religious Training fof -
Protection 81 Democracy
The POSTMASTER then snfrn
duced the mothers ~ The senleas
who were Asfs James r veleleh
Ms " 6 Weslphal and m
Hohf Uetmaa
Tbf Alumni banquet would ma
have been ezsnapiuse without 80
presence q Hrs John o Gfant
ST. who rs rs first efaaaase 81
The ~Apel Mfa Grant hss negsT
uisaed An alumni bano1ef
The past presidents nf She
alumni acre then Introduce -
Wers Is follows Mrs Lsuiss csr.
~. first president Mr.. FI4.rarN
Ifehefn Meana president -
Daisy Niggln8 third gtessae,s
and Miss Marie westbfook -
pai president
TIE alumni members Wesa sss,
called ap = rise aa tlset ,.s-s
introduces aHd give she a.. -
their graduation the cIssses -
$40 1893 iaII. 1919. = 49,
= the present class were nse.s
aefttd
A. ne eEsse = me bzna..as
gathering Aak houofed - -
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" IS mlii : aassftan keln4 :
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Musk nf ihe eeus1 "a lasA lefnH IL
sasa theirs eesssed y - fe@ef
RssiE aAsi nunvstAaa8 ~ p
eflmes aud mNnasaAess 81 ~
term uaan ueaNI fhnG a. II h
ID ihs hixh Eehoea aNp hat thAs
fe had haafd 1hAt azlsn1 Is
hays q shs eaalHaw aAeg Nas 81
TIE increase - afatbulea Iha
- she laci thaf ~ older hmxN
4es# employed n Utla eanael.
slea Nhile there ~ ne adequate
uatlat lu4 ths ~aEtFNstlna "a t.
Younger hof2
D. Thon 81 Moss pnlnl
- : visiting nesa1sen
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Continued ison page y
IL : clear. eonliaens tons. show
ing stadi0us preparation TheS
had ~ special theme. but tinif
addresses contained much food
fof thought ~ weil - aaviee -
the classes left behind and prom.
ae f0f lIle future y tfe y0tsfe
folks about to leave school 70 iake
their places IN g world u turmoil
and uncertainty.
BF Lindsay. the guest speaker
made . talk that was partly ha
mofHas. but ia main aefieua and
sensible ard fun u god advAe2
10 TIE young people Speaking
pr.neEpzIlY On ihe future snd ne
peace e Ire world Alter re waf
Re revived prea1aeHf wilson,
fourteen points hat Neze Fejeeted
ard stated shsi something very
similar must ~ adaptea aflef ~
eioae q he present Wsf TIE war
must h fought 70 ! fEnlah. with
victory i9r ne allied natiolis BIT
after lie Har there masl - aHen
esea thal you'd malntaln eeace
There. MIST b. an International
coaTe sna police foFes ssIflclenl
10 Keep Ihe pe8ee = Hs @ofia
there must b ffee trade and eDln
nefee bsfxena lie naf.onss u9ege
usast ; currency Ensl aoli4 -
interchangeable ard there must
- freedom for afi H1an. 81 at
nafssas aHd ereedg
Il 80 81 aliaising ard atopien
rsffafs g s RECONSTRUCTED world
.fhSf - Lindsay presented. ard Il
sasehsd - heart e re Hadience.
uesesna from she safHaaIasse np
piaass = TeeeiVed
Congratulations. kisses end Is
esa.a InsIsness. fearful faI4Neih
bel4ean teachers end panEI4 coa.
.eiaded uasI Nas ore - nest mi
p<.flsaI commencement nights r
ia s - esef had
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Hosuilal...
- 80 - -

tconsnuea Fyun pars onel
~. ae 81 lie and II yssn wlo
have nsf concluded tself hsA
aehsml Mosk and whe Afe eg
ot.s IL iheir desire - barn ard
70 serve
students will receive bAse
training. pfsncspallg hnu - Rige
iasAhSs take temperatures
faalae. respiration and ~eenefally
make IRE pntienia ea4nfeFt$hle
II Is pointed out tat ; deiln
ito shortage a registered nugss
exists a the present tifns ana
re shortage w1i anaues
.tionahlg fxrannr fsasFs atHi3 In tt,e
immediate future TIE Sutxugn
mite On NuFsine II : frast "
eased On April IT, SD GsAt ~.
600 more nurses WuakiA - nnrd
"a than would IL avaiiahlr 81
July. 1914 Persons can bg
trained II . comparative Mtofi p
Rod ii i posnsed out n - many
routine tasks that require re PR
'sanas attention II the professor
I'll nurse The registered nurse
would servo in ) supervisory e.
.pacity.
The program AZ sfse ioekn
County Hospital viii b. insuKn
rated as soon ~ . class can b.
assembled and mas - continued
fuf the duration Miss Pratt aid
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vas disaster q distress BE cen
pared The progress and KfeASh ~
hss Ledge. Coiambas with pama
fuuia. showing wonderful growth
% both lie commended the Grad
Secretary. Arthur Alien 81 tha
efficiency with which he canaats
ga his otgre lie threw q lwaaanet
at thc ioeAi Lodge On tae Eine and
attractive huilninR utssen i oxeu
pied at waA esssee ne sad
that Pancaeoula Odd Ftiluwx
~ere alive and working
Following the Grand Maaaer
Mrs Arthur Alien president u
the Mississippi RehekAh Assembly.
made 3 short but effective II
On what her branch Of the Order
was doing saying the Rehpkahs
were always re9dy % help the
Odd Fellows in their worthy IN
d~ertakingx
z = Dunten. 4 local Odd Ful.
low, made . good talk On uhat
Odd Fellows could DO 70 rehahill
tate the world after The bic uar
IS over and peace Is declared lie
said The principles u Odd FrsloR.
ship. a. contained in the doctrine
of the Fatherhood AZ God and slml
Broiherho0d Of Man. would - the
guiding force 81 the nee weird
after peace va declared
The singing 81 the hymn. enlesi
be he TIE that Binds. b. tie
assembly concluded The affsH.
and the meeting adjourned
The thanks ~ the Odd Fellows
were expressed BY sho POSTMASTER
70 the committee u Hehekabr,
headed b. Mrs. Evans and Mr.
Tor The fire meal which ~
well prepared ard fauItlegslv
served
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Campaign.

Continued Prom Page One1
workers and their friends and
supporters do during the next Is
important days IS - Whist they
viii win
Remember the votes 60 DOWN
after Saturday. June 6
Boost Your Favoriis
You viii enjoy he campaign
more # you take some part When
asked Tor . subaerlgfl0n do ne
dkappo8nt them with 4 promise
Boost for your candidate rev On
. he closing d. q the can
palRn. JuRe ID
Promises Donft Count
Promises don't count Votes.
subscriptions Do Your 8vofIfe
candidate silI BE- thankful for
goar renewal subscription II.
Reader. II you have promised .
subscription. why not give i this
Neekz Why delag7 A 1ew 2
year subscription counts s.. 90
votes Have sou renewed Have
Hea paid up7
Nov IS TIE time e give 8 Aona
tern subscription Pay gour
BACK Subscription
Votes are close Your $40
nflpffon might be fhe ye y one
= psf xo3F fase4sse eFeF the fae
HeaH gel q thriH eai u helping
someone ain
So IS With sabaHsptaonsl
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tcontinned from paKs u
over leading and nealsrf
The purpose % rnllensng tires
IA - put thfsn into - hands uf
those who can use thefs % lie
hest advantage 81 the entire ma.
ton Mr. Henderson said u =
suing The amendment This -
tasIs ! trust On the part 81 thaae
who get tires. and the pfovlAluHs
against abuse are - mako sure
that this responsibility unes not
remain with anyone unworthy Of
IL
Standards will ~ 81 40 d
q ire Is recsppshie ard when 4
guide The boards IL deciding when
has been ahuRad Of neglected
In addition 10 the ahDve ~
duirenmM, ~ regulation ~ fire
EasAl hsAssa fhaGa ehn mak& aunH
cation Ia tires faf uea On vshi
clea 10 transport industrial work
cts must attach 70 their appiiea
tlonA = c~efll1ega from ne indus
Try + Ale 3u4kefs are
transported certifying Tie number
a men constantly carried ~ the
applicant A showing must nI1e
be made that there re no public
transportation facilities avaiiAhie
whAeh ~nepasallaiRs transportation
hy The applicant If the workers
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Mafm Nuien pfona ih
exnritusn
~ 4 fsrr AnsA ue1 aFssn3nl
aflau aaa was MNuaE Nn.
asvsA 81 ell menart sna tfe rn
.nssssfe is thaTar = ~ ean
graduated afssn ~ eucerss az fkt
affair ne c~zainsstFe cNnxiete'
a. Miss Thrftee johnson CHAIR
man Nh Loulae Canses Mn
.Anais rrnnia Miss Marie West
hrokk mssa Mses 1ann Res
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OddFenOws..

Continued Faan Page OneI
enHseHsd things = singing sever
81 selections - popular airs Tns3
IAF Del Arden. EHaancey HoiH
aaa Walter Ke3aH vefe 81
guests II the Il hekah3 who 1e3s
~ he banquet ard Feeeiyea tie
thanks 81 tie Cd Feiions EoT
fhes FIRE entertainment
Grand Master Hui Hho eoasEz
from Eolgmbas HIa4aaagpi made
~ aaik ~ re aseulzsa reeIsa
re- very briefly HHe history e.
Old Fellowship Is America aua
telling ~ fhe Haaasfiul Nnfk ~
Order sas dolns saefeyef sazzz
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RahOnBOard
Makes Public
Tires AnOtted

ceFsificas@ fr ien new truck
ard one neu Kngef aaiesna
bile tires were granted ~ ae
Local RaiaansnN Bo8rd Nc - a
theif final meeting fcr he month
Of MAY
The hoard also issued eeftat
GATES fef So Fetnead tires ana a
total Of IS res tancs 81 the same
gasesing
Following + the list. furnished
BY the board
Carlos Qaspe. Ocean Springs
has drives. / and 2 tubes truck.
Milton p johnson. Ocean Springs.
bias driver. / and l tube. truck
James r. Martin Gautier. hauling
pilinR. 2 truck Frank ri Bell
pascaFoula. Sottsleys Feed =
truck II Hans pascaeoais RI Z
bus driver. 2 and tube. truck
". p johnson. PascaRouia. log
ginp. z and : tubes. truck Dr.
r c Elev. Moss Foint physician.
one ard one tube. passenger
Ceruficates were issued for re-
tread tires and new tubes 70 the
following
Haroid J Winkeiseth pssragnu
Il. shipyard. ? passenger. r. I.
Brisfer, Pasearoala. shipvard. >.
passenger; NJ J. Roberts. Pasca
aoAlla. RI 2 farmer. /. passenger.
c. p Humphrey Gro. Pascagonia
grocery, 3 and 3 tubes. truck.
Roy J Berries pascagoula ship
yard, ? and 2 tubes. passenger;
] J. Fletcher. Ocean Springs
bridge agent. : and ? tubes pas
senEer. ] Il Ladnier. Hurley.
sllipyard. { and 4 tubes. passan
ger. Dallas II Smith. Moss Point.
shipyard. 2 and ? tubes. psssen.
ger: Harvey l. Charleston Moss
Point. shipyaFd, 2. passenger, jim
Madison. Krenie. shipyard. ? pas
senger. H c. Wilson. Biz Point.
shipyard. I and 2 tubes. passen-
ger. John r Hood. Pascagolla RI
shipyard. 2 and ? tubes. passen-
ger. Melvin J Simmons, Pasca.
gouIa. shipyard. ;. passenger: Ira
G. Bruff. Moss Point shipyard
:. passenger. Q. y. Streed. Pas
eagoula. Papermill. 2. passenger
Kenneth = Davis Escatawpa. Pa.
pcrmill. 2 and ] tube. passenger.
Robert Easley. Escatswpa ship
yard. ! tube. passenger Thos A
Coulson. Moss Point Paptrna5ll
? and ! tube, passenger. Teddy
Souther. PascaRoula. RI. ship
yard. 2 tubes. passenger; Robert
Cook. PascaguuIa. transfer. 1
truck; George D. Tillman. Pasca
goula. sFipyard. 2 and 2 tubes
truck J. " Coff. Wade. sh.pyard
2 End ? tubes. truck Ford Parker.
Eascagouia. ice truck. /. uurk 70
ison Coleman Hurley. shipk ard. !.
truck Quinn Fisheries. Paseagou
Ia. Mfg fish oil. 2 and ? tubes
truck
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Then the chief priests accused
Him 81 many things. hut Jesus
answered nothing Being innocent
Of all ~ which lie was accused.
His silence answered foF Hun
And Pilase asked Him agaAn.
saving. AnSwegsst Thou noihsnR
behold how many things ihey wit
ness against Thee
But Jesus vet answered moth
snE. 50 that plate maFyetlcd
This night Of anguish ia the
Garden If Cethsefnane and the
trial bring Christ nearer 10 us 4
possible, than anything preceding
IL As q mar He suffered I'll Ills
soul. knowing what lay ahead OF
Him. the agony and humiliation.
but worst Of all. the knowledge
that SO few Of those 10 whom He
had preached had hardened ta Ills
voice 10 the salvation Of their
souls and the conversion Of their
lives.
We suffer with Him and arieve
that the three whom He loved
best on earth could not have kept
awake 10 share His suffering.
How many thousands 81 His fol
lowers. however. have since Re
peated His words when anguish
came to them. and found comfort
and fortitude by saving. Not nv
viii. but Thine be done. SAhmis
sion TO whatever suffering ~e are.
called upon 70 bear. and faith that
with God we ean carry on. gives
Us courage 70 face anyshinL that.
may come to rs in life
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We confess that we often find
ourNelf in . reminiscent mood
Just now we're thinking Of The
peach eobbier thai mother ,lsed %
make Good9 BOY. shut your
moath wide open
Il Is not a sin 70 have money.
What you do with II is what
counts.
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Weekly Sunday
School Lesson

EFnH tNenNttHnHa NN8tut W
Lessen On ire ahaVe oe ioF
Nav 81 S MARK ia 4kSG
1918 ta Golden Test being
Lake e Not NJ sill bat
Thine. h dane
We have studied 1rs4m day ~
8uthofft. when tie tafrsrs The
money changers osf q the tern
pie and aakr with ~auglNsFiiy
therein ard before has the Day
81 Acclaim when He rode 10
GmphantaY snta Jerusalem with
INC mulsiiudes shouting hasannas
We have reviewed the Day ~
conflief 90 which the Ia4d was
questioned ~ the authorities who
sought Il find some cause 20 ~
rest HIM - = dangerous person.
bat whom tie siicnced ~ His sn
swers
Last week we talked Of Tire last
time Jesus and Ills disciples sat
together 10 break bread On the
dsy 81 The Passover and now we
must approach the Day II Suf
ieflnR His night IL Eeths mane
and the trial The Jewish dav
began 1t sunset Of Thursday. 50 Il
was really Thursday night that
the events Of the first part Of 10
DAYS lesson took place
With HIS disciples Jesus went
30 the Garden and He said 80 His
disciples sit ye here while |
pray. Then taking with HIM His
three most beloved friends. Peter.
James and John. He went further
into the Garden To them He
said. NV soul is exceedingly SCR
rowful unto death larry ye here.
and watch There lie left ihcm.
and went forward. where He
prayed that II possible @this cup
OF sorrow and suffering be taken
from him. nevertheless. Not NV
will. but Thine. be done.
His Friends Slept
He found His three friends
sleeping when He returned 10
them. YOU remember. although
our lesson does not include that
painful scene, nor Jesus sorrow
ful comment The next mcsrent
Judas Isearloi and = mob Of sol
diers and citizens came upon
them, and Judas betrayed his
Lord. sWhomsoevef I shall kiss,
he had told the sccusers 4the
same IS he. take HIM. and lead
Him away safely
What manner Of man was this
who could live with Jesus of
Nazareth and then betrav Him
with = kiss symbol Of affec
ton and tendcrness9 according
10 the record he was : cheat 20
whom money meant everything
He had been treasurer Of the ~
ne band Of disciples. ana had
cheated now. Tor Q lev paltrf
pence he was willing 10 hand this
holy man over 20 the execution
ers. Master. Master he said 10
Jesus. and kissed Him
And they laid their hands on
Him. and took Him
Next morning the chief priests
held q consultation with the
scribes and the whole council Of
the temple. and bound Jesus and
took Him before PLATE. the Ro-
man ruler Of the province
And PLATE asked Him. Art
thou the King Of The Jews And
He answering said unto them.
Thou sayezi H. meaning He q
sented
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Mrs. Fritz DnckStein enter
tained the monthly meeting Of
The Lutheran Ladies Aid recent
Il. The pastor. Rev. Freder
Xxx Iraefs read and explained
q portion from the first chsp
ter Of Revelations The sec
Rotary was asked 70 write Mrs
Broders concerning the charter
members 81 u1e society which
viii celebrate It's fiftieth ami.
versafy next year. Refreshments
Of zee cream and ake were served
by the hostess
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III cHEvHoLEAAate H.
axe Appna8 H1HtS1f gees
aszz 41T3W ezsa-IaAs ~ -
ae pIfmsa 20 Magnolia
sfEez1 -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-18
6|NGER'5 MYSTERY
OF DANCING, ACTING
MAKES her UNIQUE

Two years ago Ginger Rog-
ers took off her dancing shoes
and decided 10 use her head
instead Of her feet, a decision
which puzzled her screen ad-
mirers.
Her reputation had been as
sured. Her following was envi-
able. Yet she chose to temper
arily close the dancing phase Of
her career in favor Of the un-
tried and UNEMPLOYED field, for
her. of straight dramatiCS.
WON CHARLESTON CONTEST
Ginger Rogers. who is starred
in Rookie Hart the goth Cen
tury-Fox comedy opening AT the
Jewel Theatre Thursday. got her
first theatrical break when she
won a Charleston dancing CON
test in Texas. This led to Broad
way musical comedies and ul-
timately motion picture work.
Gold d ggers' and "42nd
Street were two Of her first
pictures and they set the pat
tern for three years Of musicals.
Stage Door and The Prim-
rose Path" provided complete
change for la Rogers CD stress
ing comedy with ncartbrcak
and fo) aCCentIlatipp hearthrpak
with streakings of comedy.
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Ts Arms!
Of All Work

were loaded with canned fish.
But the center of this island is .
natural cave and the explosive
they have manufactured is stored
there-hundreds Of tons OF it"
"Cripes! Is it under control
What touches it Off"
Any conclusion. That's why
we live underground, in convert
ed caves with heavy iron doors.
It's tricky to handle. Somebody
stole one brick Of il the day be
fore I came, and everybody had
the filters. But nothing has hap
pened. Maybe the count was in
correct
Why do they store il instead
Of sending II home
They're waiting till they have
full ships cargo, when they
hope 10 sneak it out. To send q
lot OF small shipments would in
crease the chance of detection by
the Mexican authorities. Also,
the laps are building a seaplane
station here and il would be han
dy to have lots OF the explosive
available if they should get in .
scrap with us. They would strike
fast-they always do! - and
they q blow our west coast cities
and military bases off the map In
single night"
"Mmph. You paint pretty pic
lures, sirl" And speaking of pref
~ pictures, what DO you know
about 4 woman who travels with
thi. crowd? Her name is Asia
Asia Minor
Ito Ne Continued
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Five minutes later, hardly able
10 believe his good luck, he crept
up on the stopping shore OF the
main island. Here everything
was dark and still, though hun
dred yards beyond, the cannery
buildings hummed with activity
They worked day and niaht-the
yellow devils
His wet underClothes clinginR
to him. his tennis sneakers
souishing at every step, he stoop-
cd low and glided through the
shadows towsrd his goal Once he
froze. when he thought he saw
ay figure move off to his right,
but apparently IT was a false
alarm. and he went on.
He had studied the set-up so
carefully tor II hours that he lit
orally knew his way in the dark
and his questina hand came read
ily 10 rest on the key in the lock
Of a heavy iron door. He was
surprised at the massive affair,
which reminded him OF the ones
he had heard changing while
blindfoloed What was the big
idea?
He turned the well-oiled key,
drew the metal door open. and
left il ajar behind him in case he
should leave in hurry. Forth
with. he was in trouble He had
not realized he would be IN a
passage blacker than Satan 5
shadow Ginaerly inching his
way. step by careful step lest he
plunge down some unseen stairs,
he crept onward until his out
stretched finsertips touched a
barrier. A grill door. Iron. Lock
ed! And this time there was no
convenient key.
He listened. The sounds of
light breathing travelled TO his
ear. Slow, regular breaths like
those of person asleep. He
shook tn, door gently DIR. Sar-
gent DR.. Sargent he called,
softly.
EN-" II was an old man s
uueruIous voice Who's that
The word is Confucius!' A
light was switched on and Allan
saw the doctor shuttle toward
him across the small room which
was his prison. The scientist
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NIGHT SWIM
CHAPTER XIII
BY CECIL CARNES

Three days went by like magic
Allan accustomed himself TO the
ways of this strange island jail
whose invisible bars were more
effective barriers 10 escape than
any iron grill The guards kept TO
themselves on the Peninsula side
of the island their quarters IN
the smaller building he had mis-
taken for a bosthouse. but they
were there all right, their rifles
at hand and their slanted ewes
on the quivive And fellow
could always spot an ugly trian-
gular fin cutting the water OF the
Gulf if he cared TO look.
Except for the fate which hung
over his head, Allan would have
had no fault to find with his lot
De Fontanelle was amusing In a
laxative way, though sometimes
Allan caught him Off guard when
his face was drawn and morose
A man with a secret? wondered
the American. but could find no
answer Kay Sargent was entire
~ charming, even II her pert
little nose went up Al any men
ton of Asia; in three days under
such circumstances as these he
got TO know her better than in as
many months under normal con
dltions.
She worried a lot, especially
when she found him breaking off
. conversation TO stare speCula-
lively al the door set in the rock
Of the neighboring island He had
said nothing 10 the Frenchman Of
his notion, seeing no point in un-
necessary condolences, but he had
told Kay.
Allan. you mustn't dream of
such q thing" she protested al.
most tesrfully. II you won (
think Of yourself, think of leav-
lng me here alone-just when
you've brought me new hope,