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Show I II SEWIG CIRCLE GEORGE F. WORTS iSsT' 1 "I understand, Paul," she said quieuy. "Everything's finished. Per-f" . haps it's best. I think we'd better ... VI. A" go back now." i,llr?,..;,Luh Paul Dun- "Ah, yes back to your lovely Nazis!" to K11' route en .mo. over her Halfway to the blacked-ou- t lanal, tossed Zorie heard men's voices. w" They came from the other side of a high fsBian?,', tossed overbox hedge that she and Paul were tamv ' . wk Zorie about to pass, handsome hrotb, Paul seized her wrist. He whiswas infatuated, pered: "Keep quiet!" the time "fit He pulled her close to the hedge. J makes .The admiral Zorie saw several dim Pearl Harh.rU figures in the starlit darkness beyond the hedge. Then she heard Steve's voice. "This war is apt to ruin everyLiiTER XII in.i thing," he said. His voice sounded thin. It sounded nervous. "There's tnai very apt to be trouble. I've spent . fpw words most of the day at Kokee. looking night one the ground over. The only favorher oBth. able factor is that they're working with only a skeleton crew. They'll them of .ware that all be reinforced in a day or two. If m, banning we're to get In there, it will have to be tonight." Mr him. cy me Steve's voice hesitated. Zorie tried must jounced, he to see his face, but she could not. "Briefly, the setup is easier than I expected." he went on. "JY-41tsar nanus is there. It's being used every day, but not at night. They're using the r , ..io Paul w old hookup for night-tim- e listening." Steve paused again. "I've learned .. .ho elanced at him, one thing of vital importance. It that puz-C,t hert.:-with will detect a plane more than fifteen He - .vm. in D' ,io hundred miles away. That's five .11 When sne ui" hundred miles better than I was told r..vt.n she glanced at In Madrid." of i familiar expression "Why," another voice interrupted, ' rovsl was "didn't it detect the bombers that came over Pearl Harbor last SunmrVred. did he dls- (WOI realday?" The voice was so strained was thine that Simple But Dressy. that Zorie identified it, with diffisuddenly felt hopeless as win countless compli- VOU'LL culty, Winthrop Lanning's. u e. wondered wej "How can to have me you She expect fork things out the answer to that question?" Steve 'softly flattering afternoon frock. of the un- Menly as one answered. "The old hookup woul4 It's simple but dressy enough with he was always have detected them. The carrier the soft shoulder gathering with a xne r.iladjusted people, could not have been more than two crisp touch of ruffling and decorairen rown up. hundred miles offshore. Why didn't tive buttons. Try it in the new were sWmiral's guests rs r the Oahu listening stations report fall colors. im from vanous them in time?" The mmn w island. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1229 Is de "What Is this trouble you men- signed for sizes 34, 36, 38. 40, 42, 44, 46 lronwith hil man tioned?" H i square ruddy face. "It has nothing to do with getting Basil Stromberg. meant 9 out of the listening post," she Then feorie it first. "JY-41- 9 is in one Steve answered. frament of conversasheet-steECJ cabinet that compact between ii overheard weighs, at a guess, between eighty ABOUT h admiral In the garden and one hundred pounds. It is being I saying. CJt' k with Steve kept in a small building some disas I'.'il i damn who comes tance from the regular equipment (el Basil Stromberg." There's only a small plain padlock iewn beside Paul and on the door." was. ho Stromberg The pressure of Paul's grasp in of one of the blg-.- t on Zorie's wrist. He had creased on the island. I sup- Many rubber ltem In common no doubt felt the tremor that had V another Nazi, although us a or shaped al the factorial In gone through her. She was beginfeted It before." giant extruding machine, which In ning to realize fully what this meant. general appearance and action So this was Steve's "very danger are much like Hie ordinary kitchen h&ei "Well, Steve ous game" plotting with these sly. meat grinder. Rubber, mixed with to !er Nazis. It looks to rob his own coun chemical,lj extruded In any shape sinister people taming Uluwehl Into a desired round, square, rectanguof a secret and valuable Zorie saw dim figures In the star try or tubular. lar device! other people Nazis?" lit darkness beyond the hedge. All the ugly things Paul had told The critical operating temcow. i m a stranger her about Steve, together with all You sat in a tire It about 240 just ! there, were perature Basil is an American the ugly things of which she herself of mlnel degrees at its hottest point, was born on Kauai of drooling over that brother and it reached quicker in suspected him, were in his voice "Paul- -" tKtt. Be was educated now. synthetic rubber tiro than In he finish." me snapped. "Let ud he spends long va- on mado of natural rubber. and that break can "We I won't padlock "Paul, I'm warning you. r-- I believe he's been Speed, load and Inflation or out." cabinet the such man carry say or any qlher Shall I ask let you chief factors In developing recently. voice another a minute," "Wait things about me." tiro heat, which accounts for Interrupted, and Zorie recognized It, "You'll let me say what I have t tiro users being cautioned with its softness, as Pierre's. "How about respecting them. Paul replied. asked I question and. say." of that listening Zorie sat down again. He con-m- ,i do we get it out V fcquiry of a beautiful Her post? Won't those sentries be shootIn the same strain. ."J command." of Steve. ing at shadows?" adoration ti that Paul was furl- - shameless in your "Probably." Steve answered. "It flowers those at "Look (thing, and suppress. will be dangerous and difficult, but white some he since Ever put in effort She had hair! shed In Fa ts this dinner in your hair, you've it isn't impossible. The within Is party, rinccr flowers locked is up which a symt the was the rrincess been wearing them like holy of the Kolalau of the feet wonedge fifty the M now that (t was bol! Steve the great. Steve I mean the edge of the derful puts ginger flowers in your Lookout Miserable. Paul's dis The ranvon. sentry at that post blah!" You go f e tension she sensed hair and voti melt. 1 to come uo anyone won't expect inevitable. she was. supposed, It t spoiling everything over edge." that bitterthe Out of him was gushing ?7. because it might "But is it humanly possible?" PitofMul dinner party. ness that he had kept dammed up erre broke In. of their discus rvw by four pretty since that morning "Yes. There's an old goat trail, '' truth the realized She deck. ho wore beautiful on sion now overgrown with vegetation, that He had it. take obi Paul could not nd resembled I imucd as a boy. Don't forgetWeI she watched them rrnrkrd under the strain he had inch of that country. 1 nn himsrlf. His solicitude had know every rbserved how mask. out pa the sentry." and in can islip 'I Oriental faces were. hrcn a oretense. his ardor a sham asked dubiously. Pierre "Mow?" her love dirt not. she realized, ' n the knew what In the mounbeen raining has "It morn JPne were thinking Kot at this moment In theHe hat tains and nights. It two days would run for her Ing he might, but not now. there all up steadily was Vic raining sard to believe. ed her for revolting aciinst his Is oui this that Don't Ffcws in the center of torionism. He hnled her because day season forget We can safely counl rainy iV that mAm it Jim she hod rerused to re oiscipi'-i'wu UU1I tonitht." I It WBS rffllly SS Paul. She could ifii Jmin!itr.r!. if It isn't raining?" Mr. Lar. T.ut ,r,' face. He waa hi. simple as that. asked "I can't go throuch with it." Paul nine A -jd charming, but he we will overpower the tvn Then from fIZor;t. Somethln um said. "I wont to be released try" surface and he our ergaccmcnt." That Is very, very nky! outburst Taul's CHEST COLDiiHimi time. elaborate nalm other Ant ho!e job Is riMcy, Meve The little -a Justifledf; Mhir.f was hapren- - might have been has "It always i""0 r'""t mitcit she had said in patently.that the war it on QUICKLY justified, although nothing t,ren The fact M "tight" "d sow. In innermost " her ai over th f r.. ever done. erort RELIEVED va mf ini duetoaenl.l.ruboo uhle the rlx. this. f ' lni under tK Ki Witn mee oiu thoughts, could have justified Mentiinlatum. To vital actions worry. Wuithrop. to !?re nd ' t said gently she ,ni i' "I understand," bring qukk relief: (1) M.t.'hobtum hcai'l r't and wim occ5"iii the admiral In spite of the ugly thines he had stimulates surface circulation it will take Police, r)bM revision! e l! bv To"' foishrd n heliung to "loown" t'.e tight colTre. paul said, she was srry for Taul, fl'n hour to drive as muKrlet. (2) Soothing tnrdlcinal t( We inn. .i.ti he would Paul, knew If she morrow. t,irrc fulIy PHVU s.fclv go U will M l's spors comfort Irriuiei mucous r fcltttd." her for would plead humble himself, hmA to Ml'" that old trail to the rr.emhrsnio of oom and thmsU -, about somrthln. turn. 304. Get Mmfholarum. fnrglvenes. vet, even i..m.ii.-after ro't to getto in.the secure j'eni'-a,t frnilir narrow he That car. back might rcnli? that thine, She to and pel mth In o'clock. this, could never be rcbtd up. tnr.fi the time to three this She flirtrovf4 hoped would, i im here hoped he irrn. e leave If Doilhllr.. K- - was the ena. n'i. i di ,fr,fr mat Ji will "Ymi're free." Tsui said warh-1at the latest. The navy wiu .1 wtle 8 "You're free to do whatever you 1 Island arrt looking for it F"mc tit H' or,t to mnV Mm wish, to marry anybody you plea." i.er th's fist tms imo u"i-1. as To marry anybody she plfm'd, S.rti.1 la and that wouldn't be too That, in his mind, meant Steve. As as uie ian.mii srar frerel a to vital if she had merely to ment.on birt ht' Mr. Laming said dry- be to free now was she Steve that J won't' his In her his-- and he would clap Lv. ' t trjri4 IV,. i arms, to have and to hold, forever! "I'm certain fiat we fan ret tn r,"t ' there Ftrve rerhars. " ar.d get rut with It " do Paul?" Zorlt right Certainly, a tarfe Put what wiu eotitiiiiied like a flay much l Steve's attraction was rhyieaV very It .. could not recall ever bring Urnrtrl with it' iw win nave sll gatre. t 1 n . in a so strongly to Paul. ( wn't dart keep It. .u- hut ' . .. to Anyway, she would pot hate We rr.ti' nanns rcr-strnfier marry Paul. She hd sense of can Into f?rr. Zorie was aware of (TO CE CONTINVID, f ,fc4 i bench .n soaring relief. ft FAR: Zorle Corey, 1 THIS . tor HOUSEHOLD For Quick Cough Relief, Mix This I ll MTO ' I 1111 Die Syrup, at Home Flattering Frock for Afternoon 'Date' Dress Is Slim, Graceful W.NU. REICACC sat down. It was the same bench on which she had sat that morning to with hpr nrnhlpm Paul did not sit down. He stood near her, with his hands in his coat pockets. From that characteristic posture, with one shoulder down a little, she knew what to expect, and she wondered if he took that stance when he was addressing his clas&es. "Zorie," he said, "this evening has shown me exactly what I'll be up against when we're married. I've been watching you and studying you all through dinner analyzing you as I've never bothered to analyze you before. I've had the pleasure of watching you the girl I'm going to marry day after tomorrow staring continuously at another man, with such adoration, such worship that it nauseated me to watch it." Her sense of fear suddenly departed. With it went all of her old feeling of meekness. Zorie got up. "Paul," she said softly, "I think you'd better stop. I think you don't quite realize what you're saying. I think you had better be. awfully careful, PauL" "I know what I'm saying," Paul said harshly. "I'm saying that you're nothing but a natural-borcheat! It was written all over your You face! You were goofy-eyed- ! PATTERNS 1 Soak an old chicken in vinegar and water for a few hours to make it tender. ! i.h .he.n meek. does not ' 1 e r.::i 'T;. f8.... Wiethe . - Try drying your wool sweaters on a window screen, it aiiows frai circulation. 1 I Do not clean the enamel top of an oven with a wet, cold cloth as the enamel is apt to crack. Let , it cool first. 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