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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD 0 C' Sylvia Taylor eq-- u FAR: Joan Leland, In love with handsome Karl If horrified rtfM club owner isillosioned, when he shoots his a partner, Eric Strom, and threat, her unless she continues J plicate e He mjd remains silent. has a wile In Germany and Nail spy ring. Paul Sher-Thj g manager, reveals to Joan that 1 Paul OMalley, an FBI We r . ,ju Is d to r" trying to trap the higher . S01,f2 a Joan agrees to help him. Joans missing and Paul Sybil. tirl Is holding her as a hostage. . er'i a new singer for Karl, Is sister, s, ptols young jj ud she innocently betrays Pauls who captures Paul iligion,, jdas toas Karl, they discover incriminating them away on a ,tl. Be spirits In love. A nd they find they are to pick up bomber jrfse appears Thomas, a ,toiea by KarL slips a gun to Joan, who as be Is about to sboot Paul. j girl to recover Paul sends Thomas ndence from the ships sale. They SO STORY 1 WN-- By VIRGINIA VALE Released by Western Newspaper Union. T ILLIONS of movie fans 1 run-awa- y CHAPTER XVI from Joan to Thomas. This may , listen, both of you. mething of a shock but Karl ot dead. He had a nasty wound e'l probably still very much looked Cicert looked mas terror-stricke- hell find us. ON allowed to escape from for a purpose. We will ess be picked up by other 3ers of the ring as soon as we Were off the coast of Mexico were e jup d you feaf' thing yes About Mazatlan, if my calcu-- s correct. are .less than an hour later they up by a fishing boat and sicked Mazatlan hotel, hotel proved to be old and tiled icent, with beautiful and ceilings and instead of stairways. It ap-- i practically deserted except ;e yawning clerk who assigned : at a high-beam- rooms. i was surprised that Paul Is there anything Spanish. ant do? she asked, to specialized in languages in nd it comes in handy with never I enjoyed her first the oversized j my be better after a hot bath, felt 3 Ill know where col taste of pa-an- d d cups of with hot milk and huge of unrefined No sugar. seems so lazy. Noth- do but eat and sleep and i this heavenly air. as looked up in disgust, times I think you two are You sit there and wait for fang to come after you as whole thing is a joke. I dont Why dont we get out of here sow while we still have a :s cof-rve- won-teryo- 0 IE tried it, youd find out how you have. ere are they then? Thomas 7ou chance ; made jamtm. to tins ded. nt be impatient. a soon enough. bancc nds o' itlfylng Theyll be had gone back and Joan and Paul in the tropical garden patio e hotel, she said seriously, las is right, Paul. Why dont ve before its too late? s is the end of the trail, hon-e- n if they let us get away, they wont, what would we gained? Their next move will the heart of this affair. Its Ive been waiting for all these :ctioa Thomas when room s 1 Veil layi ineyi 0 fi ho of move i ther the hi lere c s. 7 strolled through the garden every variety of tropical fruit wer udneyi uent oi nmet png so 9 h rheum&B beautiful and so whispered. peace-s- n her hand tightly. Be dear. Just a little while and everything will be UP. and when were you Ill take a vaca-n- d there wont be a single t jended the ft them mar-promi- from g natures held welling You p was exhibited by hand. harm confide-- 7 to hag, solve. I dont care where we we arent being followed, added laughing, following else. so le ie a single person," Paul prom'll guarantee to be under foot W. Youll probably be tired 3g me around so much. JS the next three days Joans began to waver. She un- - Pauls devotion to duty, but Peart she longed to escape, to to be to give up married, se which seemed to grow wngerous and futile all the a't know why sticking here, Thomas complained three of them sat in the el Im ine bar watching the shafts tall through grilled iron re staying because youre leave, Paul said, and sn3art enough to realize it" stared at him. This 4 He driving me crazy." Jround the empty bar in e bartender dozed. The to dis-Th- seet air was heavy and ous. tir J ' ii os 5 onJ Where is everybody? t you ever hear of a inquired. heard of Thomas said. Ple who if have Karl Millera er them aren't apt to waste g siestas. g doing. Im sorry you to stay but it Isnt safe for CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street San Francisco CaUt. Enclose 20 cents In coins for each the war savings staff of the U. S. treasury, in conjunction with Metro. Johnny, in his Boy Scout uniform, will make his appeals from the turret of a shiny new army tank; purchasers of quantities of stamps will be permitted to board it, for inspection, b a lifeboat , continue with the story. jl one-inc- 1Y1 wbj have seen Johnny Sheffield cavort across the screei. as Tarzan Jr., son of Tarzan, will see him in a nev role. Hes starting on a country-wid- e tour to stimulate sales of War Bonds and Stamps; its sponsored by spy-rin- g there?Xedemanded!nS enUy you to leave alone. Believe me. it wouldnt work. Thomas sighed. Okay, if you say so . . . Bartender! he yelled, bring me another bottle of beer. The bartender shook his head, muttered, Si, senor, and hurried oyer with the beer. But at the sight of Joan he paused. You are Miss Joan Leland? Yes? Why? Paul asked flatly. The bartender broke into Spanish. There was a torrent of words and gestures. What does he say? Joan asked. seems there was a man looking for you here. An American. He gave him ten pesos to get some information about you. He doesnt know what his name was though. It Karl?" Not a chance. Karl wouldnt be apt to row all the way to shore. And the ship isnt in sight Ive been watching to see. But who in the world could it have been? The bartender, feet on the bar, had returned to his siesta. What a country I Thomas muttered. If someone wanted Joan, why didnt they telephone the hotel? Were all registered under our own names. This is what is Paul laughed. known as the subtle approach. Paul! Be serious! Joan insisted. Paul said, leaning forOkay, ward and surveying her with his kind brown eyes. Its probably one of Karls men. They want to get the idea across that theyre around, and this is their way of doing it They may want to make further contact with you. I dont know. Theyre probably picking on you instead of me as a gentle warning that if anything goes wrong, youll be the one to pay for it However, thats looking at it in the worst posHe took her hand. sible light. Dont worry, honey. Ill do all I can. Maybe Karl has. some Mexicans working for him, Thomas suggested. I dont think so. Besides, this man spoke English, and if he had been able to speak Spanish he certainly would have done so, because the bartender was barely able to understand him. So now we start waiting all over again? Thomas asked. Thats about it. Lets go, she She shivered. urged. They visited the cathedral, the park, and finally took in a movie. They walked leisurely back to the hotel. Dinner was never served until nine oclock. As they turned on to the long avendia which bordered the sea, one of the few automobiles they had seen turned the comer sharply. That man! Joan cried. I have the strangest feeling I know him! I couldnt see him very well, but Im sure of it. Maybe its the man who was tryThoming to get in touch with you, as said. Maybe its one of Karla men that you used to see around the club in San Francisco. "That could easily be possible, ' Paul said. connect him with I dont But anyone at the club, Joan said puzIt gives me the queerest zled. feeling. . She was still worrying about It anafter dinner when Thomas do U, was he going nounced that the town. Watch your step, Paul advised. and try Dont get absent-minde- d to escape." Dont worry about it, Mr, OMalme buffaloed. Ill ley! Youve got firestick around and watch the . works. Joan retired early but she lay bed awake in the huge had man she the about wondering seen Who was he? By couldnt the she place him? The roar of filled the sea and sweet night air the room. Moonbeams flitted across mist shimmering like stone floor the She looked uneasily towards door. She had locked and bolted it but it rattled in the wind. when a She was almost asleep was sound disturbed her. Someone She sat door. her at tapping gently four-post- dr at up to bed She who up in bed. Whos there? she demanded. No one replied. She drew on the colorful Mexican robe and slippers she had bought and tiptoed to the door. Whos there? she repeated. Thomas voice came to her. Its me, miss. Ive something to tell you. Quickly she unbolted the door and snapped on the light. Whats the trouble? she asked, annoyed. Why dont you tell Mr. OMalley whatever it is? I cant, Thomas whispered, looking over his shoulder. "Ive found a way to get out of here. Joan eyed him coldly. Have you been drinking? Only a few," Thomas insisted. "Listen, Miss Leland, I met a man tonight who will take us back to the States. Hes an American and hes flying back home tomorrow. He has his own plane and when I told him we were stranded You shouldnt have done that! Maybe not, but Im scared, Miss Leland. This guy is okay so I took a chance. He was swell about It. Said hed be glad to help us. I told him I thought youd be willing to go too and he wants to see you. Hes downstairs right now. Paul will never consent to leave," Joan said slowly, and I cant leave him. I dont blame you, Thomas, but you know Mr. OMalley said it wasnt safe. However, if you want to go, I suppose its all right. Now look. Miss Leland, Thomas begged. At least go down and talk to this man. Hes waiting for you. After all, hes been pretty decent about this whole thing. If you dont see him, hell think theres something phony about it and he wont even take me. Joan considered for a minute. All right, for your sake Ill see him. But Im not going to leave. No one can persuade me. Thomas said hurriedly. Okay, Just back me up on my story. Thats all I ask. He departed and Joan dressed quickly, thinking how strange it was that now that she had a chance to escape she could not take it It was impossible to consider leaving Paul. Even so, she could not blame Thomas. And if corroborating his story would help, she would be After all, he had glad to do given them all the aid possible on the ship. She walked down the stone ramp to the dimly lit lobby. A man was waiting for her, a man who was at once familiar to her. It was the same man she had glimpsed in the ... it car that afternoon from the street "Mr. Mulford! she cried in surprise as she realized that it was in truth her former employer who now rose smilingly to greet her. Joan! This is a surprise! Arthur Mulford said. It is to me, she admitted. I heard you were here. I even went so far as to ask the bartender for information about you, but didnt connect you with Thomas. "Possible. Now tell me, what Is this all about? They both sat down In the deep I suppose Thomas leather chairs. has explained the situation? Thomas was standing on the veranda smoking a cigarette, apparently preferring to let Joan do the talking. "Yes, Mulford said with concern, "He tells me you are in danger of being recaptured by some gang, must say it sounded a little pattern desired. Pattern No Size Name ............................... I 11 h Indian island yields large amounts of asphalt? 8. Gilbert Stuart painted the portraits of how many Presidents? The Answers 1. 2. The Stuff Out of Which Conversation Is Made 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. In a ships bottom. France and England (1337-1453- A tourist stopped at a farmTrinidad. house for a drink of water. Fine Six Washington, John Adcorn, he said, waving to a hillams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe side. and John Quincy Adams. Best in these parts, replied the farmer. But how do T'HERE is so much in this one Its pretty steep?you plow that hill? simple pattern! A frock for Dont plow it. The spring thaws your little girl cut with cunning Pictures of Theodore Roosevelts down stones that tear it up cap sleeves and matching bonnet! bring Rough Riders charging up San Then overalls for play and a so we can plant the corn. Juan hill on horseback during the How do you plant it? war are based Shoot the seed in with a shotonly on the fact that it was orgun. ganized as a cavalry unit. ActuIs that the truth! exclaimed ally, the horses were left in ihe If the tourist. Florida and the Riders carried Of course not, replied the out all of their Cuban campaigns AMERICAN RED CROSS on foot. farmer, but it's conversation. "TO THOUSANDS of Americans seeking news of their families n and friends in countries, 25 words on an official Red Cross form have meant all the difference between hope and despair. Ever since the outbreak of the war, the American Red Cross has been for many people the only medium through which they could get news of their relatives in Poland, Holland, Belgium and the other ocEven when the cupied nations. news has been bad, even when it has been the worst possible, it has at least meant merciful release from torturing anxiety and uncertainty. For a while it was possible in a few cases to maintain contact by letter over long Since roundabout routes. Americas entry into the war, all remaining avenues of communication have been closed. Today, under the rules of the United States Office of Censorship, personal messages to residents of enemy or enemy occupied territory may be forwarded ONLY through the Red Cross inquiry service here and the International Red Cross committee in Geneva, Switzerland. Regulations governing the sending of one of these messages from the United States are that the comSpanish-America- n PREPAREDNESS I t ,, iafSi ANN THOMAS her roles straight, especially as she spends her spare time collecting detective stories and phonograph records for the navy; takes em to the Brooklyn Navy yard herself. you wonder how she keeps Hollywood movie companies usually fly a balloon when on location, to warn away planes because of the noise of their engines. Recently, The Lone however, Columbias Wolf in Scotland Yard troupe practically hung out a "welcome sign. The company, headed by Warren William, was in a bomb shelter, supposedly undergoing a raid, and they were shooting in the San Fernando valley, where plenty of planes flew When one especially overhead. large plane flew over, a company business manager said "That effect would cost us $25 in the studio. - ). Approximately ten inches. The houses of parliament. The year 776 B. C. Galahad. war-tor- Once upon a time it seemed that Norma Shearer was getting all the best roles in all the best pictures; nowadays Its Bette Davis who gets the good chances and be it said for Bette that she never fails to turn in an excellent performance. She gets the feminine lead In the picture version of Watch on the Rhine, which will be a great picture If its munication, which should be filled in at a local Red Cross chapter, nearly as good as the play. must not be more than 25 words, and should be in English. If it is covthat Blair got Pretty Janet eted chance to play the title role in written in a foreign language, an when the English translation must be atMy Sister Eileen, movie made from the play of that tached. The United States Office of name reaches the screen. But shell Censorship rules that no menhave her work cut out for her, for tion may be made of politics Rosalind Russell has an even bigger or military subjects, defense role. materials, shipping or weather conditions, business matters International HoneyBecause or geographic names. Rogers Ginger moon, But even the strict regulations and Cary Grant, is laid in the period before the present war, a dif- cannot rob the brief message on ficult bit of research has come up. the International Red Cross form Save for refugees, the only persons of its human warmth and drama. who have the needed Information The original message, made out in some local Red Cross chapter are in concentration camps. here, goes on its long and slow to write journey across ocean and contifor stars new Its nothing is provided on it Into their contracts the proviso that nents. 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The pretty and talented Ann is on so many radio programs that Following the announcement that Walt Disney has completed his new feature length production, Bambi. which was five years in the making, it had been revealed that 75 per cent of the studios total output is now devoted to government films. In them, facts and figures appear on the screen in graphic, usually dra matic forms; complicated machin ery dissects itself before your eyes of simple drawings. The grave- by means Its the truth, Joan said recruit sees the bolt mechanism raw I went me discharged After you ly. un to' work at a night club, the Club of a new weapon as a simple, to the thanks thing derstandable Elite, owned by a Karl Miller, ar effort. learned later that he Is head of a Disney I also met In this country. spy ring ODDS AA'D EAD- S- IT alter Reed has Paul OMalley, of the FBI, who is KarL been assigned to the role left taeant in evidence to against get trying fntfire" senes uhen Buddy And why dont you leave Mazat- RkOs Rogers joined the navy . . . Metro plans lan? Mulford Inquired. Agent, starring RobPaul, that is, Mr. O'Malley, is to ft In Sabotage i London, which teems to ert Donat, of rest the down run to still trying mark resumption of American moviethe gang. And he believes they ere making in England . . . Jane Randolph, Is deterkeeping tabs on us. He who hat a pilot's license, changed her mined not to give up. last name from Roemer to Randolph in "Thomas seems quite willing to honor of the flsing field of that name Icsvc , . . We, the f eople't broadcast from "Yes. He worked for Karl in re- the army bomber in flight towardoff-f-its our turn for Karls promise to save his target look four minutes to run weeks to arrange . . Ona Munson wife from a Nazi concentration now has a rare lhassa terrier camp," Joan said bitterly. (TO BE (L, (v. romper play suit which opens flat The Questions for ironing. When summer comes, 1. Where is bilge water found? be ready with several sets of these 2. What two countries fought attractive, useful and charming garments made up in the cottons the Hundred Years war? 3. A rainfall is equivawhich are most becoming to your lent to how much snowfall? daughter! 4. Where in London is the clock called Big Ben? Pattern No, 8142 is made In sizes 1. 2, 5. What date is set by the 3, 4 and S years. Size 2 requires i', material for set. 4'i yards Greeks for the beginning of the yards Olympian games? bias binding. Send your order to: 6. According to the Arthurian what knight found the legends, SEWING 8142 1 Wy of s of oti (V. I A General Quiz con-'"s- 111 (k ASK .IF ANOTHER ? s JteWacA O- - SPECIAL SERVICE WRAPPER With men in the Army, Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard, the favorite cigarette is Camel. (Based on actual sales records in Post Exchanges, Sales Commissaries, Ships Service Stores, Ships Stores, and Canteens.) . |
