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Show TTin LOGAN, UTA1I, lAGE SIX. met tn uenerai Tauicoe's neaa. quarters. She was just another WAAC to him, and he admittedly knew nothing of WAACs at all. A young woman playing at being a soldier, Brit bad said. SERIAL STORY f Ssdh Qcudsh, WAAC , TORYt la Miior nl ass footsteps approach, RENDEZVOUS r CHAPTER IX nHE footsteps accentuated the mysterious and adventurous qualities of the situation. Beth gathered herselt up slowly into as compact a mass as possible, and stayed as close to the sandy soil as she could. The footsteps came nearer. They were not so rapid now. Beth could see a human figure in the moonlight. It was that of a man in uniform the cut of the clothing was unmistakable. He seemed to be hesitant, and acted almost as though he were afraid of being observed. He stopped on the beach between Beth and the seaplane and watched the flying boat for a moment. Beth heard him whistle. Ills back was to her. She knew now that he was not only a member of the aimed forces, but that he was a commissioned officer, for the moonlight was reflected by his collar ornaments. He whist'ed again. There was activity of some sort Heth could not detect what on the seaplane. Tlien lie called softly but clear- f ? i ly. "Lila, he whispered Beth felt a sickening and now sensation FOR SALE MISC. HELP WANTED DEAD ANIMALS WANTED TOP price paid for dead or SERVICE station operator will eithuseless horses, cows, sheep and M25 er lease or hire. Ph. 400. hogs. Phone Colorado Animal EXPERIENCED manager for boys Co, Logan 49 9 Collect. clothing department either man or woman. See Albert Grosjean, SELL your dead and useless Sears, Roebuck & Co, between horses or cattle to White's Trout 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. or Ph. 501. M19 Farm and receive more money. 2 Phone Hyrura collect S 23 TWO camp stoves, excellent dition. 715 E. 2 N. GOOD team. J. H. Peterson, Phone S-- LOST AND FOUND con- M21 Smith-fiel- VVEANER pigs. Smithfield. Glen d, M21 114-- Thorn ley, M21 CHALMER tractor mower. C. L. M25 Glover Lewiston, Ph. 4. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY TYPEWRITER ribbons, genuine LOST .I Womens black purse cont. Royal type 51.00 value for 75c. money and personal belongings. PASSENGER wanted for auto trip M25 St Sons. Everton raon Name Karen Ronnenberg to Omaha or Indianapolia. Will Herald-Journal. to tion card. Return 100 Leghorns Griffin, River Hts M21 leave Logan Thursday. Call Reward. M19 058-R- 2. M20 FT used lumber. Call 1300 STEADY passengers to Hill Field, day shift Ph. 719-J- . M24 SPECIAL NOTICES WE have lots to do but if you must have your typewriter repaired, call Geo. B. Everton, Ph. 368 or M23 235. Parts for all make. J. M19 esti-- " mati Drop card to Hart Music M20 Shop; Preston, Idaho. BACK in town to handle all your plumbing repairs once more. Call l452rW. The old reliable Jones J12 Plumbing Company. 3 n, 33-R- Wallpaper cleaning Ph. 1397-WE hiy used pianos. Free 17-J- FOUND: Womans wrist watch. M22 Lewiston. Call 1453-after 6 p. m. to idenM19 WAGON water tank. Lundahl Iron tify and pay for ad. M20 Works. Phone 650. Lost: Ring square opal gold mountRew. M19 3 SMALL chicken ing. Ret Herald-Jourcoops 2 mi. No. M20 Sm'field. Keith Hillyard. FOUND: S Holstein heifers 1 yr. old each having forked stick wired to neck. Right ear square PLENTY of those large, early tomato plants 35c dox. or $2.50 crop, left ear notched next to per 100 College View Greenhouees head. See City Marshal, RichM20 702 N. 9 EL Ph. 377-M19 mond. COMPTOMETER operators wanted Immediately. Logan area. The Cbm fcometer School, 422 Salt Lake City, Ut. M21 LOST: Four yr. old black mare. 5 Call Lewiston. Rew. M20 WllJVjiay highest cash price for eittgF t reddle or elec, sewing WANTED TO BUY M20 machines. Wimmers 90-McOor-micfcjlld- iwuiHP'niwrjw MRS. L. S. PRICE Reporter J. tH pah Lewiston M24 34-R- 3. I V I i smallest-and-large- a.4 with "u lalia W. Larsen. E. Miss Connie Webster , 0t Lake City spent the with her parents z tr Asa L. Webster aiid'u 4,n(1 Mr. and Mrs (Vvde iylor t Winder. Idaho. we,e' 01 and Mrs. Verl J Auger d Sunday afternoon Pfc. Byron U heeler Fndl visit-iother to camp in Floridatown, a few oays in this spend,. relatives and fri Mr. and Mrs Harold family of Pocatello day with Mr. and Mr, stcr and family. An Aaromc priesthood was given Sunday e noon services, p t ,n stake board was t altei W- AMALGA NEWS . CV Vlsi;ti speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Bernon . J announce the an,va 0f bom girl Sunday at the hospital. Mrs. Auger war Miss Quida Griffiths rmtrl! I Mrs. Lorin Miller was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Johnson of Ixigan. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Smith and sons, Richard and Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen and daughter Joyce of Logan wpre Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Archibald and daughter Joan were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Gladys Bingham and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Florence Hansen of Smithfield. Mrs. Clifford Porter and Trudy left Saturday for Preston where they will visit for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis of Garland and Mrs. Elva Woods and daughter, Catheron were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted ALLEY OOP Rindlisbacker. Mrs. Elva Wood will r hM 60CPV. A inOUin INCOMPETENT spend the week visiting with the Rindlisbacker families. MOQON, 1T5 NOT MV FAULT BOOM Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Smith and GPOkE OUT OF daughter, Tamra visited in Ogden VOUC2 Thursday on business, with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Elwood. jail Mr. and Mrs. George Kearl and son Cyril, Mrs. Rex Elwood end bahy Richard,, were visiotrs at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Rindlishback-e- r and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eiamest L. Morgan of Nib-leCAC.D-BOAO- VOU FAT HEAD 5 MONKEY WlTH ME AND VCXl CE GOING TO tlAVE A, LOT OF EXPLAINING TO DO ABOUT WHY VOU ME. FueTHECh E , WITHOUT THE. CONTPOL5 ACT op the YOU HAVENT GOT A CHANCE CANT DO THE JOB THIS JABiPD'5 SE&NG BOOM NGA1N A J -- he's time-machin- e got SCETNG wThEQe ASHEN OAT Th,5 POth E ThiNGS 8 T-CTO ' OF OC AND boom... NOv 2000 VEAS5 I & 3 y. APTS. FOR RENT UNFUR PTLY turn 2 RMS. priv. bath. 145 W. 4 S. RED RYDER Bv FRED HARMAA M21 APTS. FOR RENT FURN. MODEL H Case combine, ten foot M21 15P1-T. J. Smith 2'.j miles east of 2 RM deluxe 275 N. 3 E. M21 after 7 p. m. M20 2 Newton. rms. htd. and LARGE Bath laun WE buy used pianosi Free estimate. dry, elec, equip. 270 N 2 W. Drop card to Hart Music' Shop. TRACTOR mower, McCormick, 7 ft Ph. 1453-M21 cut. Good condition. Ernest OlJI4 Preston, Idaho. M20 sen, Richmond. MODERN deluxe, priv. bath, near SMALL farm nearLogan Ph. 463-J18 temple, 310 E. 2 N. M20 GOOD gentle riding mare. Douglas M20 BASEMENT Edwards, Peters boro. apartment. Call after GOOD used coil bed springs. 6 p. m. 241 E. 6 N. M24 Phone Richmond 44-- J. M23 TRAILER house. Herbert Hender-sho- t, INEXPENSIVE car, sedan, call J. R FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By MERRILL x 070-R- 1. Calm dowm, honey chile J-- 7 YOU'RG JUST EXCITED Go AHEAD AMO I GET I MAROONED WITH LANA SEE BlGQS BL0SSER IT DOESNT MEAN A Thing- To me WHAT - I YOU DO NEVER. SEE YOU lb again WANT IF r - 146-R- LOANS 10 to 300 8, STATE LOAN Hyrum Logan. WEANER pigs Arnold Egan, 1235, 146-R- COMPANY 29 W. 1st No. BE BUY i I Experienced . . . Welders Because of our experience we can put that broken part back Into service for you. GALLOWAY WELDING 357 & Main Ph. 616-- CALL WESTERN M-2- 1 RM. mod. after May 22. Phone 204. 512 N. Main. HOUSE!, 6 RM. mod. home call 6 RM mod. Ph. SO SOUTH SLAIN AUTO 225 or , 1068-- M22 i , LEAVES OF LETTUCE ON ICE- MAYBE N0U COULD 6ET HIM EXCITED ABOUT VOU KNOW HOW HORSES RAILBlRDS ARE RODE RIGHT PAST 'EM THEV WOULDN'T LADY S0D1VA SEE HER--THEY- BE 'D CLOCKING THE HORSE Mg 1 Inq 329 N 5 E. J18 Everton home, 518 N. Main after May 22. Inq. at Everton & W. M. 369 235 & M25 1 MALE HELP WANTED MARRIED man to work on farm. Walter Wood, Trenton, Smithfield 84-- J I. - CHANNELS OF ART, LITERATURE OR MUSIC ? With MAJOR HOOPIi WELL, HE HAS A FEW HOUSES FOR RENT FURN. Sons. Phone We Buy Used FURNITURE Gamble Stores - Phone 196 t M22 M19 J FATHER6 PREOCCUPATION FOR THAT PETTICOAT HAS BECOME SERIOUS HOW COULD DIVERT HlS MIND , INTO THE CALMER Hil- liWT-- AT. OFF J0VE.TWI66S 1 FEAR J18 lot in Hyrum. Inquire MCA OUR BOARDING HOUSE gar, bas. da Maughan, Hyrum. SIX rm June PHONE 44 TAXI By WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. 4 Give highest prices for all types Used Furniture. r 6 Rich- mond. OF LOGAN Phone 260 M-2- Phone T MIDDLE aged furniture salesman. Schoss Furniture Si Electric Co., M22 Ogden, Utah. MAN bet. 40 to 45 years old for delivery and all around helper in store. Write Postoffice box 389. M22 Ogden Utah. v- I . thoroughbred saddle stallion 'unbar. Ph. 4IG, 2v'7 S. 1 V. "t i 1 HEV EVEN FORGET THS ALL tsti 4 j, m - DIVIDED WG J-- HE. & lifted FOR SERVICE Kh-G- !(, ;n M2Z SU tiVTKft. M4C. T. M. U. FAT, sMr, l- L'f - 1123-M- w and dancing Mis and Mrs. Alice Thursday evening i9l3 st h t 19, Lin. the Pekingese, poses prettily for her picture,, but her Great Pyrenees triend indicates boredom as (he photographer snaps another of those at photos dog Seattle show. USED sewing machines bought, sold Singer Sewing Cen. 114 N. M. J-- 7 M22 Smithfield. 3 RM, bath, elec, equip. Heat & hot QUALITY shoe repairing. Richmond COW. Fresh or freshen soon. Call water 447 Blvd. Inquire 249 Blvd. 1494-6 M20 ONE 3 pc. living room suite. Good Sho Shop, Richmond, Ut evenings.' . M24 Phone condition, 11 x 15 rug. Other fur086R2 M21 SEWING machines rented by week 5 AC land near Logan-Pniture. Must sell immediately. Ph. THREE rms. priv. bath. Ph. 2 or month. New electric Singer 078-RAlso 3 yr. old mare. M19 284 E. 3rd S. M22 Livestock all kinds Ph Hyrum S3. J3 Sewing Center. 114 N. Main BABY CALVES. 1170 N. 2 E. M19 STEAM heat, spacious, priv. bath, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE elec, range, gar. Indy. 253 W. 1 N. FOR a beautiful lawn use mllor-ganit- e J14 ALL kinds potted plants and 1937 CHEVROLET town sedan, 1939 fertiliser for sale by Logan 873-PHONE m. 0 M20 after W. 69 t:30 Seed. p. Center. cond. Feed both in & Packard, very good bedding- plants. Logan Floral, M20 Good tires. Ph. 1493-M-2- 2 890 N. 6 E. Ph. 1663. WEANER pigs. Bingnam Douglas, HOUSES FOR SALE M20 40 FORD Smithfield. sedan. Phone CHEAP. Howard Gittens home. See , M24 Wellsville NEW and used bedroom suites with Robert Gittens Smithfield. M26 matV-filled FORD li J ton truck. Call metal springs, spring room FIVE Used 79-number. River M22 home, tresses. Limited Heights. Hyrum, Phone I431-M19 Washers and Studio Couches. ... M19 Auto Co. Western FEMALE HELP WANTED OR trade 5 room mod house, double Furniture, Livestock CEMETERY ToTNo. 41 Block C garage in Smithfield for Logan Smithfield City cemetery. Phone GIRL to care for child. Phone and Cars M2s property. Inq. 142 E. 5 N. M-2- gene Griffith, LaVere Hill, Sher- ation exercises in Treasureton Friwin Atkinson. A dance followed day night May 7. the exercises. Perfect attendance The PTA was reorganized. Thora certificates were presented to the Panter was sustained as president, following: Connie Mitchell, Venda Thurman Griffith as vice president Hulse, Alice Moser, Alice Griffith, and Lula Balls as secretary. Ken-n- a Connie Rogers, JoAnn Griffith, Ada Bergeson, Taylor and Ruth Deverl Manning, Eugene Griffith, Mendenhall were released. and Eddie Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Archibald Mr. and Mrs. Everette Stotts and family spent Mothers day and Wilma Eek of Salt Lake at- with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McBride tended the graduating exercises. in Logan. They also visited with Mr. and Elmer Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eck. Mrs. Irvin Taylor, is home on Mrs. Amelia Bergeson of Salt furlough from tha army. The four higher grades of school Lake is visiting her son and enjoyed a trip to Downetta the family, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bergelast day of school for a swim. son. Mr. and Mrs Darwin Feller of eston attended the graduating GLENDALE NEWS exercises They also visited with I Mr. and Mrs. Orson Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey spent Mothers day with Mr. and Mrs. John Rich in St. Charles. The high school students of this Mr. and Mrs. John Archibald community spent the afternoon spent the week end in Park and evening Wednesday at Down-at- a Valley, Utah. Hot Springs. There were 18 Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Archibald in the and during the time attended the eighth grade gradu they group enjoyed swimming, picnic Su 2 rms 263 W. Cent. M25 MAJESTIC range good cond. $35, J17 3 RM. htd. elec. eq. 368 E. Cent. J15 203 W. Center. THREE year old draft mare. Ph. The eighth grade graduation exercises were held Wednesday, May 5. The program was as follows: March of graduates; Star Spangled Banner, congregation; invocation, Sherwin Atkinson; San Antonio Rose, boys chorus; welcome ad-'ss, Demar Jones; class history, Gwen Hulse; instrumental piece, boys; class prophecy, Stella Dailey; class will, Connie Mitchell; Smiling Through, girls chorus; valedictory, Eugene Griffiths! sports. LaVere Hill; remarks, Miss Ella Phillips; talk, Onan Mecham; class presentation. LeRoy Archibald; awarding of diplomas, Hans Jensen; instrumental piece, boys; talk, George Griffith; benediction, Reed Eck. Those graduating were: Junior Naef, Roy Balls, Demar Jones, Stella Dailey, Reed Eck, Connie Mitchell, Gwen Hulse, Eu dr pi per-Ba- de I i WEDNESDAY, MAY E DAYTON NEWS IJETII fWVIC. INC NCA Reh Carter, WAAC, lirll Jnrkaon'a aae-mm the tiny rial! fiMturiaxrd Inland In th Parillc tvhrr bu unit of tire oant A Harran Italloon haiiallon la baaed. Information leaka are anapeeted. After lletb everhearn the myairrlona l.lta llaatoa to Hrit to rive free her and the plane that broughtpaan ker companion, Hick Moth, Into a fareed landing on the Island an Important p a p r is dtaeoeered misaina. Beth decides to do same on her own. She strolls sleuthing oat to lMifc over Mta'a p'aot. Sod-dTIIR looked back down the beach. There was nothing of human shape or form to be seen, paralyze her soul I4ta, its nor was there any human edifice. Brit. The camouflage was more comJust a minute, Brit, Lita called plete by night than by day. No back. light showed, no sound was audible though this last was because less than a minute a small of the distance, and not because of boat was launched. In it were any prohibition against making a man and 5 woman, the man ordinary sounds. plying the oars expertly. The white top of the surf, the What do you want? Lita Dan-to- n clean sand, the curve of the beach asked. these were part of this Shangri-L- a! I want to talk with you . . . It was more beautiful than said. Jackson alone, Brit had dreamed. she the boat and He entered the Beth's position was cramped, so three returned to the seaplane. shifted slightly. She heard she went on, For an instant a light she guessed It and then it was blacked out by some native noise was a nightbird's call hack in the drawing of a blind. jungle, which began Im spying on my commanding the islands her and increased in officer, she told herself. I have just behind thickness the farther it receded no right to do that. She watched the seaplane with from the beach. A half hour elapsed. The light fixed gaze as it rocked gently on appeared again for a second on the the tide. She wondered what w .s being seaplane a door was opened said behind that drawn curtain. briefly, then closed. Three persons She found herself wondering what entered the boat and it moved the interior of the seaplane was slowly toward the beach. When it reached the beach, Beth like. Then her mind reverted to the lost directive. Had Brit known saw that the trio was the same where it was all along? Did it ever that had gone out Lita. Rick, and Was Beth being Brit. The two men were almost even exist? framed? No, no, no, her heart the same height, but Rick was shouted at her reason. Everything easily distinguishable because he would be all right! She must have was wearing whites. Brit jOt out first. faith. Then she was calm again. "Thanks for the taxi, he said. Was Brit laying a trap? Of course Then he walked up the beach a his purpose was honest. But whom did he suspect? Suppose that the few yards, looked around, and directive really was lost during turned back. Come on. Everything's clear. the daytime. Did Brit Still believe Lita stepped from the boat, and she was at fault? She remembered how he had then Rick. Rick dropped a weight made suchw point of changing the which was attached by a rope to safe combination, yet letting her the bow of the boat. I think your plan is an excelknow the new one. Did he suspect her, and was he laying a trap for lent one, Lita said, her voice full of confidence. "Im eager to help her? After all, she reflected, he knew execute it. (To Be Continued) nothing about her before tliey had COYlMT. 404J BY LORETTE COOPER Peke and Pal IIERALD-JOURNA- LANDLORD- - |