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The Ely miner., 1943-12-02
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The Ely miner., 1943-12-02

Av. Cadet W. j. Lindgren is taking
advanced bombarider training at Big
Spring, Texas, after completing gun
merry school required of all prospective
navigators and bombardiers. Inls
course" he says, "is very interesting.
The Ely miner., 1943-12-02
ORDER FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF THE ESTATE.
IN PROBATE COURT.

DISTRIBUTION OF THE ESTATE.
IN PROBATE COURT.
No. 35321.
State of Minnesota,
County of st. Louis, SIS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ADAM JEFFERSON SEELEY,
Decedent.
TT IS ORDERED that the petition
for settlement and allowance of the
final account filed herein by Helen
Seeley, as representative of the estate
of said decedent, and for the assign
ment of the, residue of said estate to
the persons entitled thereto, be heard
before this Court on Monday, Decem-
ber 27, 1943, at ten o'clock A. NJ, in
the Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth. Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
if any they have, why such petition
should not be granted
Dated this Oath day of November,
1s43.
j. K. Underhill, Judge of Probate.
(Seal of Probate)
Peter Moscatelh, Attorney for
Petitioner, Ely, MINI. 12-2-9-16
The Ely miner., 1943-12-02
2l5)
Always

but the hours are long and there is
lot to learn. It requires 18 weeks to
complete.
MY opinion of Texas comedies with
that of most other Minnesota boys
unfortunate enough to be sent here.
I CAN'T FIGURE WHY WE FOUGHT
MEXICO FOR IT."
His address Is Glass 44-2-C, AAFBS.
Pvt. Archie j. Lundein is assigned
to the air force but is studying army
administration at the signal corps
Camp Crowder, Mo. The course re-
quires from II to Is weeks to COM
plete. He says he wants TONY
STUKEL'S address. Lundein is in Co.
A, 32nd Sig. TT. Bn., 7th Rgt., CSCRTC.
Tuomala speaks for hte many others
in the service when he says, "I've been
receiving the paper regularly and ]
want to thank the VFW, The Miner
and all the folks at home who make
it possible for us to read about the
home town."
I'VE in Seattle would like to have
members of the armed forces and
others here contact u.s." writes Jean
Brady, 1913 Tallman avenue, zone Z.
This column is the only contact the
Elyites at home have with local boys
in the service. The people in Ely, anc
your buddies in all parts of the U. s
and the world, enjoy reading your let
ters. So keep them coming in.
Communications from boys overseas
now often equal in number those
from training camps in this country.
NEW ADDRESSES.
Military regulations pronibit printing
the complete addresses of boys in over
seas service, but their addresses ma.
be obtained from relatives.
Pfc. John j. Okasich, Co. L, 411tl
Inf, APO 470, Camp HOWE, Texas.
Pvt. Dale Brennan, 9O2nd TG, Fit
205B, Army Air Field, Amerillo, Texas
Pvt. John F. Svigel, Co. A, 32ls
Engr. Bn., APO 96, Camp White, Ore
John r. (Jack) Poshak, S. P. S
First Glass, Det. Bks., Yerba Buen
Isle, San Francisco, Calf.
Floyd L. Korpi, G. M, Third Glass
USN Armd. Cd Cntr., Sind ST., Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Pvt. Chester Thoren, Special Dut
Co., 515th Para Inf, Fort Bennine
Ga.
Pvt. Matt Grahek has been trans
ferred to Shreveport, La, but his com
plete new address has not been re
ported,
Pvt. Elmo M. Nirva, 440th AAA AV
Bn, Camp Stewart, Ga.
Cpl. Clarence A. Hedloff, H &
The Ely miner., 1943-12-02

SMITH ON ATLANTIC class, of the
Kennel first Atlantic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
CUARDSMEN AND
NIEDICOS CLAIMED
Tits YESTERDAY
rwo.Hrr PITCHING WON FOR
COAST GUARD OVER CRAIG
DOCK. 80; NAVAL HOS.
prTAL DowNED MARINES


The Coast Guard and Naval
Hospital emerged visitors in yes
terday's doubleheader of the Is
land Service Mems Baseball
League.
Behind the two-hit hurting of
Ed Kacanowicz, Kewanee, ILL.,,
the Coast Guard climbed notch
nearer the second-place Craig's
Dock. nine by defeating this rep
resentation, so.
Previously the Hospital had
showed the Marines deeper into
the cellar by virtue of a 81
triumph with the five-hit pitching
of Johnny Paul of Bombay and the
heavy smuggling of Clayton Ster-
ing, Key West, as the features.
Tonight Fort Taylor has a
chance to regain its share of third
place when it crosses bats with
the Air Station. A victory for the
latter, however, will elevate it in
to tie for the fourth slot with
the soldiers.
Tuesday the ieaguezleading Ma
val Operating Base faces the
Gound School and Wednesday the
Hospital is booked to oppose the
Section Base.
The win which gave the Coast
Guard a record of six victories
and four defeats showed it gar
nering ope score in the first, one
in the second and its last in the
fifth on six hits.
With one out in the initial
frame, Scarborough, third sacker,
lived on an error, stole second and
romped home on a rousing dou-
BILE by Mclean, catcher.
BIuick, second baseman, singled
in. the next stanza, advanced on a
sacrifice and came home with two
out on timely one-base blow by
Cumbie, first baseman.
Cumbie led off the fifth with
another single and went to second
on an error. With one away he
came racing safely home on a
fielder's choice for the final tally.
Bruick and Cumbie paced the
victors' attack with two bingles in
three trips apiece. McLane,
Craig's Dock first baseman, and
Nice arrigle, centerfielder, OBJ
tanned the only hits for the losers.
Kacanowicz continued his
stellar pitching displays of the
last few weeks by striking out IL
rivals and having one assist to
his credit in the seven innings OF
play.
The other fray had the Hospi-
tai securing its three winning
runs in the second frame on q
single by Sterling, first baseman
q walk to jacobson, second sack.
er, single by Hall, centerfielder
free pass to Carter, rightfielder,
Paul who was hit by a pitched
ball, and Anderson, third base
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
National League
F. 1. JOHNSON
GRADUATES AT u. S.
AVIATION SCHOOL
Especial to The Citizen,

u. S. NAVAL AIR STATION,
Jacksonville, Fla. June "a
Frederick L. Johnson, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. john
son, 14l5 Newton ST., Key West.
Fla, recently graduated from
the Aviation Metalsrnith School
here and was promoted to Avia-
ton Metalsmith, Third Class.
He enlisted in the Navy and
was sent to Jacksonville, Fla,
for indoctrinal training before
being transferred to the Naval
Air Technical Training Center
at this Air Station.
johnson is now a qualified
aviation metalsmith and will
probably see service with a Ma
val Aviation Unit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28

man, who famed but gained first
on an error.
The Marines rallied in the sixth
when Woodward, second baseman,
walked, .Shroat, third baseman,
dashed out long double, and
Carmen, first baseman, lived on an
error for their pair of runs.
Sterling passed the Hospital
with two singles and double in
three trips for perfect day while
Shroat and Drennen, catcher,
showed the Marines the way with
two hits in three attempts apiece.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
DODGERS BREAK
TIE in SEVENTH,
DEFEAT PHILLIES
REDS DEFEAT PIRATES IN
FIRST GAME OF DOUBLE
BILL, YANKs NOSE OUT RED
sox

NEW YORK, June 28.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers scored three
runs in the seventh inning to
break a "A tie and added two
more in the ninth in defeating
the Phillies 9 to 4 in the first
game of doubleheader played
Sunday before a crowd estimated
at $4,000.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated
the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first
half of a double bill, 6 to 8.
The Yankees nosed out the
Red Sox 3 to 2 with Joe Gordon
smacking out a home run with
one man on and two out in the
third inning.
The following are the results of
the games played yesterday:
American League
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28
Quite a Change

There's big difference be-
tween the kings of old times and
the kings now"
"How's that?'
in former times the kings used
to keep fools; now the fools keep
them"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28

Newhouser, Dana and Richards,
Tnser; Muncrief, Hollingsworth
nd Terrell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28

WUlII, bidck, hucZy1SKI ana
Swift, Wagner; Carrasquel, Haef-
ner and Early.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28

Fitzsimmons, Allen, Head and
wen; Kimball, Kraus, Dietz, Ey-
N and Livingston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-28

National League
First Game
| AT Philadelphia r. H. E.
ooklyn - 8 10 l
iladelphia - 4 ii 4
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NOTAS SOCIALN
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
Matinee de "EaSter."

Matinee de "EGSter."
En- la tarde de aver recibimos
La grata vista del joven Ma
nuel Arduengo, p~residente de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturiano, Quien nos informo
oficialmente que esa Secci0n
habfa acordado en- SUI Ultima
junta la celebration del tradi-
cional Bale Matinee dc Easter,
ell que esta senalado para ell do
mingo 25 del entrante mes de
abril.
Ell joven Arduengo agreg6
que va habian firmado un con-
trato con la orquesta "Rudy
Bundy," conjunto que gustara
extremadamente en- las distin-
tas apariciones que hiciera en-
su sala de fiestas.
Empezara este bale matinee
a las tres Y media de la tarde
y terminara a las siete y me-
dia de la noche.
Habra sorpresas, las que O.
portunamente anunciaremos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

WASHINGToN.-La fabu-
losa Kairouan, ciudad de Tu-
nez donde los ejercitos de la
liberaci6n de las Naeiones
Unidas han estado luchando
para arrancar al Norte de
Africa, de las garras del EJe'
es famosa por sus alfombras.
Los arabes conquistaron el Norte
do Africa en- Ell ano $40 d. de G., y,
dehido a que carecian de experien-
eia alguna en- la guerra naval pero
cram muy habiles en- ell combate de
cohollerfa en- e. desierto, ellgieron
eli despoblado Y seco lugar de hal,
rouan para fundar ALI su ciudad
principal.
Antics de estallar la guerra ac-
tual. millares de personals vlsitaoan
Kaiyouan durante ell mes de abrlll
nara asistir a Ia exposition anuai
de alfombras v admirar ell trabaJo
de los tejedores. Los t~raneeses
comedian premios a los meJores
teiedores Y ademas Sc celeDraoan
concursos de equitaci6n, siendo
dicha fiesta muy parecida a las &c
Sur America.
A.os musulmanes c%onsideran que
lseiudad de Kairouan es la segunda
EN- importancia, como ciudad sa-
prada, despues de la Mecca. Antes
ne lei ocupada en- 1881 por los
franceses, Sc prohibia a los cristia-
nos v judios pasar por u cinco
puertas guarnecidas de torres, O
menos que obtuvieran una dispense
especial. Despues de la ocupaci6r
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tuara una gran function en- ell
teatro del Circu.o Cubano a be-
neficio de la Logia Jose Coma
lez Curbelo No. A, de la Orden
Caballero de la Luz.
A las ocho y cuarto de la no
che Sc correra la cortina y Sc re
presentara la bonita comedia
"Lios y Mas Los" la que sera
interpretada por artistas loca-
les. Todos gustosamente Sc brin
daron para lograr ell mayor ext
to de esta function.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentara un acto de variedades
con la pareja Bungo Acosta y
Mickey Leon, Ell trovador Jerry
Lopez, Alicia Alvarez, Julio
Rodriguez, Ramon Bermddez y
la sin par Mercedita Sanchez.
Habra buena m1sica.
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

ritos e hija del ilustre republi-
cano espahol Don Basilio Alva-
rez, muy conocido de todos a.
quellos que de cerca siguieron
"a guerra de Espaha.
Don Basilio sc encuentra ext
ado en- esta ciudad y hospitali-
zado en- ell Sanatorio del Centre
Espanol.
La function sc organiza por
ell Comit6 Pro-Ayuda a Basilio
Alvarez, de la Junta de Cultu-
ra Espanola, y esta anunciada
para ell dia 2 de abril, en- ell tea
tro del Centre Asturiano.
Tan pronto tengamos otros
detalles los iremos dando a CO.
nocer.
Nos brindamos, como STEM
pre-, para cooperar al mayor
exito.
Don Basilio y su familia son
muy queridos en- esta casa.
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

CARGO de Ministro de su pals, V la
epoca en- que pronuncio su discourse
inaugural como tercer Presidente
de los Estados Unidos. Ell autor
representa- ademas a algunos de los
destacados pr6ceres que contribu-
yeron a la formation de los Estados
Unidos, entire los que eligio a
George Washington, Alexander
Hamilton, James Madison Y James
Monroe.
Hamilton y Madison, dos de los
personajes del drama, escribian ar
ticulos para los peri6dicos fedora
listas de aqueilos tiempos. Tales
diarios fueron considerados por va
rias generaciones de estadouniden-
ses como ell Wade Mecum de los
%gobiernos democraticos.
Ell asunto principal del drama
tiene como base Ell conf1icto que Sc
suscit6 por aquel entonces entire
dos grandes hombres: Alexander
Hamilton, Secretario del Tesoro. V
Thomas Jefferson, abogado Y de-
fensor del hombre del pueblo. EN-
que forma habia de ser g~obernado
ell nueyo pals? La Tesorerfa Sc
hallaba practicamente en- banca-
rrota; la inquietud del pueblo era
evidente; los Conservatives ingle-
SEES desarrollaban una propaganda
notoria e insidiosa; y, por 1ltimo, la
anarquia Sc dejaba vislumbrar en-
un horizonte cuya proximidad era
alarmante.
A pesar del enorme abismo que
separaba los pr rci los )oliticos lie
JeI.ersOD os lie S.lAtsOn ~u-Ue.
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personaies fueron graudes eetedis-
tas, Y, sobre TODD, denodados pa
triotas. Jefferson depositaba su fe
y confianza en- ell hombre del pueblo.
Hamilton, por su parte, apoyaba
los principles de un gobierno diri-
gido por hombres de inteligencia
superior Y con habilidades para
g~obernador.
FL Climax
Ell punto culminante del dr.. IS
de gran efecto teatral. Tiene lggar
cuando Sc produce un empate de
votos en- las elecciones presiden-
ciales. Hamilton, que pudo muy
bien haber inclinado la balanza en-
favor del aventurero Aaron Burr,
vote por IL enemigo politico Tho
mas jefferson, ell hombre que apo
yaba al pueblo. Ash Sc resuelve ell
confiicto, y Hamilton, despues de
haber depositado su vote, tiene ell
convencimiento de que tendra que
sostener un duelo a muerte con ell
derrotado Burr.
FL drama termina felizmente con
ell discurso inaugural de jefferson,
ell cual hace ell estadista las
Siguientes declaraciones:
"Justicia igual para toG-s los
hombres, no importa cuales sean
sus principles politicos 0 sus credos
religiosos."
"Libertad de c~ultos, libertad de
prensa, hbertad individual garanti-
zada por ell habeas corpus, Y Gere-
a ser juzgado por an iaa44o
a. pa.c. aL4ct.. -Eetl.2ta4z
La gaceta., 1943-03-26
Vista

Desde hace dias Sc encuentra
en- Tampa ell joyen Mario Adam
ell que pertenece a la marina de
esta naci0n.
Durante su estancia en- esta,
que durara hasta el pr6Ximo lu-
mes, resiGira con su tia, Sra.
Amalia LIMA, $40 de la Once
ma avenida.
En- la actualidad ostenta ell
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

de una invasion aliada en- los
Balkanes. La invasion, a juicio
Gel primer ministro, sc produ-
cira en- este ano.
Los nazis fortifican la costa
sur de Grecia, cerca de Atenas,
Y siguen reforzando Ell area de
Salonika. j..
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TRASLADADO AL CAIRO Ell
GOBIERNO EXILADO DE
GRECLA

Londres, mario 26.-Se a.
nunci6 aver que ell gobierno ext
lado de Grecia, im%cluyendo al
rey Jorge IL, ell primer minis
tro TsouderoS y los ministries
de las mas importantes carte
ras. Sc ha establecido en- ell Cal
70 v ALI esperara ell momento
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

mingo Sc celebrara en- ell Cireu-
10 Cubano.
Cuatro de las mejores orques
tas locales 10 amenizaran.
La gaceta., 1943-03-26
Bdutizddd

En- la lglesia Cat6lica Nues-
ira Sonora del Perpetuo Soco-
rro recibi6 las aguas bautisma-
les la angelica criaturita Celes
ia Lea Almerico, unigenita de
los estimados esposos Enrique
Y Antonieta Almerico.
Fueron los padrions de Celes
ia Lea, los esposos Herminio y
Eloina Canal.
Despu6s de la ceremonial sc
e ofreci6 a la nueya cristianita
una fiesta en- ell hogan de sus
2adres, 1917 de la avenida %.
Profusamente Sc obsequi6 a
la comcurrencia.
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Nero piezG .crom6'ico taidc en- torro q los
Mos mas intcTe:an:es de la vide de Icr,-,on

,UEVA YORK.-Thomas
Jefferson, tercer presidente de
los Estados UnidoS Y autor de
Ia Declaration de la Indepen-
dencia-documento que con-
sigma las libertades individual
les-es ell personaje en- torno
al cual Sc desarrolla la trama
de una pieza dramatica de ac-
tualidad, cuyo autor es Sidney
Kingsley, soldado Y drama
turgo, que Sc halla actual
mente prestando sus servicios
en- ell Ejercito de los Estados
Unidos.
Ell drama en- question Sc titula
"Los Patriotas" Y fue recientemen-
te estrenado en- esta ciudad como un
Prelude a los actos festivos con que
sera celebrado ell segundo centena-
rio del nacimiento de Thomas JEFF
ferson, ocurrido ell IS de abril de
1743. Ell argumento del nuevo dra-
ma esta tejido en- torno a la igura
de uno de los mas venerados perso-
najes de la historic de los Estados
Unidos: ell ferviente patricia que
originara aquella Erase immortal:
ala vida, la libertad, y la consecu-
cion de la felicidad."
EclecticO
Thomas Jefferson, cuya persona
lidad Sc presenta enigmatica al
observador, fue, como Lafayette VI
Simon Bolivar, un distinguido aris-I
tocrata Y un rico terrateniente.
BESIDE los primeros amos de su ca
rrera siguio con fervor las doctrinas
de los enciclopedistas f~ranceses
Rousseau y Diderot; pero la Fran
cha 10 homo, a su vez, como a unl
pionero de las ideas democraticas.
Durante TODD ell transcurso de su
vida, ell patricia norteamericano Sc
cr-5o en]rg.camente a que en- su
pals Sc estableciese una clase domi-
mantle. Siempre fue un observador
~proIundo, un inventor ingenioso, un
esteta de la arquitectura v un aft
cionado al arte de la m1sica. VI
como 81 todas estas c~ualidades no
fueran sufcientes para llenar la
vida de I'm hombre, la personalidad
de Jefferson sc destac6 ademas, vi
con notable importancia, en- ell cam
pc de la polftica: desempen6 ell car
go de g~obernador en- su Estado
natal (Virginia) y expuso, tanto en-
ell Acta de la Independence, como
en- su Discourse Inaugural como Pre-
sidente de los Estado Unidos, los
elevados y mobiles ideales que ami
maban a la naciente y democratica
Rep1blica.
Jefferson, personalidad de tan di-
versus y variadas facetas, expres6
antes de MORN ell deseo de que en- ell
epitafo de su tumba Sc anotase
unicamente que habfa sido ell autor
del Acta de la Independence, del
Estatuto de la Libertad de Cultos,
Y ell fundador de la U~niversidad de
Virginia. -
DieZ amos de su vida
FL arglmento de la pieza drama
tica en- question Sc desarrolla en-
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range de cabo Y es eXperto EN-
los radios de los aeroplanos.
Salud.
Para Su ~cdmpdntentO
Salud.

En- la tarde de hoy parti6 pa
ra SUI campamento de Georgia
el joven Manuel Lopez, despues
de haber disfrutado de varios
dias de licencia en- esta ciudad
Els muy possible qsle Ell Pvt.
Lopez, sea dado de baja honro-
sa en- el Ejercito por pasar de
los SO amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

f~rancesa, Sc permiti6 a los inieles
visitar las mezquitas prineipales.
Sc dice que para ell musulman
devote, siete peregrinaciones a
Kairouan equivalen a un viaJe a Ia
Mecca. Dicha ciudad tiene 30 mez-
ouitas, muchas de las cuales no son
muv atractivas. Aun en- los mejo-
res de estos temples st nota muy
POGO de la gracia natural propia de
las me2ouitas de ~ Caro-. Las
mas famosas son ia Gfan Mc&Qalta
La gaceta., 1943-03-26
Function

Z UTtVVUFt
Extraoficialmente Sc nos in
forma de una function teatral
en- la que participant la gracio-
sfsima Srta. Carmencita Alva-
rez. bailarina de positivos me-
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

Function de beNefictO
en- Ell teatro C. CubGno
En- la noche de hoy Sc efec
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URds Hneds
Para recordar ell Cabaret Pc
pular que pasado manana do
La gaceta., 1943-03-26
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Chilly FEELINGS

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the ages Of SO and 52-sufer from
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Thousands upon Thousands OF
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La gaceta., 1943-03-26

Los ~eiercitos de las NaciOnes Unidas
luchan en- las inmediaciOnes de
una fabulOsa ciudad de TInez
La gaceta., 1943-03-26

v la Mezquita del Barbero, que con
sus a~bundantes m~inaretes, su mar
mol cartagin6s, sus esculturas in
.teriores e incrustaciones y tapice-
rias, dan una idea del esplendor de
la antigua Carriage. Existe la le-
yensa de que la Mezquita del Bar
hero fu6 construida sobre ell sepul-
Gro de un intimo amigo de Madonna,
que Sc habia llevado a Ia tumba tres
pelos de la barba del Profeta.
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Diez amos de su vida

FL arglmento de la pieza drama
tica en- question Sc d~esarrolla en-
torno a los diez amos mas ~trascen-
dentales de la vida de Thomas JEFF
ferson. Esto es, Ell tempo COM
. entire su regreso de
=. r41ta i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-05
Illustrated by E. H. Gunder

"You won't be able to stand It,"
Barry told her. you're not the
type. Whoever advised you to go
ought to be horsewhipped,"
mo one advised me-" said the
blonde. whats wrong with q
chicle plantation?"
Nothing - If you like prostrat-
ing heat, malaria, scorpions, BUSH
'snakes2 Stop" the blonde
screamed.
They were ready TO lower the
gangplank. An officer tapped Lila s
arm. Everyone ashore who's going
ashore"
Lila said to the girl with urgent
warmth, "Barry's right. He's been
there. I'll help you get your lug
gage off the boat"
The blonde took quick breath
of decision. Then she laughed,
That's too kind of you," she MUIR
INJURED q flick of malicious laugh
ter in her voice. II am an awful
scared cat but I think I'll go.
Somehow, I feel so protected with
Barry on board"
There was a minute when Barry
was sure his fiancee was about to
attempt murder.
Ito Be Continued)