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Show Jislc Me Another fw UUil ARTHUR dei ' ,k rti in S. Coburn, , STRINGER women love Sidney Lander. He is engaged tuning engineer. ,ra Trumbull, whose ich father the mining claim of Klon-deaBecause of now once en teacher at Matanuska, i , the incompetents, of course, most trouble, the fro d caused the ch k' like the prolific and un-- b ? tte 5, lent Betsy Sebeck and her brood of offspring. But even a! , ,,oir sioth they remained instru- was the tf of destmy. For it tbe Icjlntainous Betsys at, r Azalea who tried her best Merict jvial'ow an open safety pin, while Kico a littered tent floor, jac ng about already alluded to. pin safety opottk in the childs throat, stuck ra ,, & pin tionsVsd tie mother, thinking it was the story W. N. U. so far Lander breaks with Trumbull. Salaria INSTALLMENT XVII You know Sure, grounded val-ley- ld C . r y six-gu- n rj m re-rl- blue-whit- ff catchers. while the colony children about the knees of that hel- ,'ed Viking and fingered and pat- 1d his plane struts, Katie did an Jut wed IeeO and altogether unexpected diabf; pg.! When she noticed her little June! ftieqt in greater distress and giv- a choking fit, the het by the heels, ail(;ar, SL holding her upside down in ..gj nsiun me muscular big hands of hers, cracked-the-whi- p with that , truptly ycer- Ip an(j unprotesting little body. re k swung and jerked it as a busy Esewife shakes a floor rug to rid "fed dust. It seemed like sudden sah saness. But an equaLy sudden fut went up from the watchers. fat there, in plain view, they saw no safety pin fall out between their evidence of I wiry child took 10 it If guess that puts a kink in my grey flight, observed Slim Dow-ma- y f? at Lander pushed through to his 'fl isles, it e al I n d S' while Lander was stowing duffel, half an hour later, EGE fd Iwas waiting to climb into the that the culminating touch ijme-tthat drama of speed. 8,n i came in the person of Salaria, somttd bareback on one of her omt libers horses. swung off her horse and came K,tra gbt to my side. Then she to at my arm 83 85 fine back from climbing up into s ray our cabin. jKiii I come? she said. She roughly yet almost implor- - Wfeat for? I asked, at a loss for jlfcrds before such impetuosity. swing in, if theres any fight-?- e I kin be announced. a' W?ed wildcat when theres br it id to tell her, of course, that be no call for it. But I no-t- at Salarias dusky eyes con-t- o hold a look of despera- jjbve got Sid shoulder-moveme- Lander, - she said of com-- f sion touched with abnegation. ,B3 dumb as 8 fo1 hen 111 8 4'dt, she dolorously con-- i Its rifle shots. Theres some fool shooting at ns. heard the stutter of the engine 1 could read alarm in that forward-ben- t figure. They got my fuel tank, Slim suddenly shouted over his shoulder. Thats Blackwater Lake on our left there. I think I can make it Ive got to make it. We veered a little as we slid down an invisible stairway that was nothair whistling ing but crystal-clea- r through our struts. I could see the earth coming up to meet us. And I could feel Landers hand groping for mine as we catapulted over ragged cliffs with little patches of snow between them. Then the valley widened again and between the lightly wooded slopes beneath us I could pool of water see a that became much more than a pool as we drew down on it. I heard Slims throaty shout of hand gratitude and felt Landers sat we But merely on mine. tighten there, in silence, as we taxied to a stop. What do we do now? asked Lander with what I recognized as purely achieved casualness. Slim took out a cigarette and sat down on a rock. Then he mopped his face. Weve got to get gas, he announced, from our Carcajou cache. But its no good to me, of course, until Ive plugged that hole in my dark-surface- d never savvied. I questioned, 8'ver savvied until that silk- j h rted Trumbull cat put me wise, J Salaria s embittered reply. "But tank. Tm ,suu gave her an earful when I Can you do it? I rather tremue chance. I may not git lously inquired. an But she ..it-iSlim laughed at my woebegone wont. AH' i look. CHAPTER XXI Itd surprise you what a Whenk rti O; Savvied what? bush-haw- P-- t iii ra 8 valley, which had once seemed to me, became a narrow shad-betwee- n clustering peaks, peaks as wo teeh. that lost their PBt ss as we climbed. sbv do you cal! this ship the shall Baby? Lander inquired b e singularly silent man at the 8 Powney laughed, hats what they christened her J st Bear Lake, he answered, Point they used to lift er i f, 'i J i Igloo Queen. again I heard Landers voice, arent Pirent?" 11 !Ughed for the second time. ,7. 'n 8 buah pilot. What good is I ri ftsv radio to us when were bel- i tbrough a thousand miles la,,rne8s? j are still topics for conversation, one because it was so conventional, for Hollywood, the other because it was so unusual for that colony and just the accepted thing anywhere else. The Yuma marriage of Constance Bennett and Gilbert Roland was It was Miss Bennetts fourth marriage, they .drove to Yuma by themselves and the clergyman had to supply witnesses. The other, Deanna Durbins marriage to Vaughn Paul, was a big chureh wedding, very beautiful, and motion picture stars who were friends of the bride and groom were invited but not featured as part of the performance. An achievement, in Hollywood! Rudy Vallee is ready to chuck his and undertake a new one at the drop of a megaphone. Now appearing in Columbias career musical picture. Time Out for Rhythm, with Ann Miller, Rosemary Lane and Allen Jenkins, he's ready to drop acting and singing if he can get a chance to direct pictures. Hes even bought a home in Beverly Hills to be near the center of the movie business. The Answers 1. A 2. In grammatical error. astronomy (used for measuring space between the stars). 3. The side opposite to that from which the wind is blowing. 4. Scientists say that two sounds may be produced in such a manner that they neutralize each other and the result is silence. 5. 6. Cortez. Casabianca. 7. Egypt. Consanguineous marriages are those between and 8. Yucca flower stalks in California grow from 7 to 11 inches in 24 hours. 9. There are more than 60 famous piano compositions that are played with one hand only, among them being Zichys Valse Adele and Ravels Concerto for Left Hand. Ravel wrote this work for a friend who had lost his right arm. balf-brothe- rs half-sister- s. Unlikely Sentiments I distrust those sentiments that are too far removed from nature, and whose sublimity is blended with ridicule; which two are as near one another as extreme wisdom and folly. Deslaudes. Laws Gravitate Laws and institutions are constantly tending to gravitate. Like clocks, they must be occasionally cleansed, and wound up, andset to true time. Henry Ward Beecher. During the next few months there will be a virtual n ers to the parade of film play- countries. Spencer Tracy and Eleanor Powell are slated for good-wi- ll visits; Douglas Fairbanks Jr. will be a sort of good-wiambassador, and Marsha Hunt plans on spending six weeks in South America after shes finished Blossoms In the Dust. Latin-America- ll GARDENS OF QUALITY 'T'HERE have been changes in Til d 5' toi in the TWO April weddings movie colony parsec used? 3. What is the lee side of a ship? 4. May one sound be produced so as to neutralize another sound, the result being silence? 5. Who was the Spanish conqueror of Mexico? 6. In the famous poem, named after the hero, what boy stood on the burning deck? 7. What country is noted for its consanguineous marriages? 8. How fast do the stalks of the yucca flower grow? 9. Are any famous piano compositions written to be played with one hand only? te the two men standing there, And I saw a quick liking together. bd affirmative nod of Slims feted head. But it wasnt until nder shouldered his way through 4. pi? side that I realized the im-efif their hurried conference. ve got our break, he said an exultant light in his eye. fs to fly us in to the Chaki- .I saw ler. By VIRGINIA VALE (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) recent years in garden practices that are worth reporting. Gardeners formerly allowed vegetables to grow as large as possible. Orson Welles Citizen Kane, This procedure gave a higher first RKO Radio production, aroused yield in pounds, but very often it plenty of controverlowered the quality of vegetables. sy long before It Some vegetables, of course, like A wrong-doe- r What each man feared would is often a man was released, and tomato, must be mature to be pal- that has left something undone, happen to himself, did not trouble will be one of those atable; but carrots, cucumbers, not always he that has done some- him when he saw that it would pictures that people beets, summer squash, turnips, thing. Marcus Aurelius. ruin another. Vergil. will argue about radishes, and others are more tenyears after theyve der and tasty when not much seen it It may not more than half grown. be the best picture Gardeners are finding that it is ever made, but cerwise to plant oftener than once or tainly it is one of In SALT LAKE CITY twice a year, to maintain a reguthe best but there lar supply of proper-sizevegeare those who mainhowL 12 tables. Gardens prove more entain that it should "Because Ive always loved you, when more and joyable, profitable he said with his face a little closer never have been made at all. Welles himself scores successive plantings of favorite to mine. crops are made every two or three Then he stooped still lower, and superbly as writer, actor and prosuggested. No, it isnt everything, I agreed. His gaze went, for a moment, down the dark valley, and then returned to my face. I know what you mean, he said in that overdisturbing low voice of his. But our fight isnt won yet But arent we letting something better slip through our fingers?" 1 was foolish enough to cry out. Lander sat considering this. You call me a good fighter, he But any fighting Ive finally said. done for you is easily explained. How? I asked. And again, somewhere between the blue-whiwolf peaks, I could hear the far-of- f r e the: What is a solecism? 2. Where is the measurement 1. orking on his ship and packing In e gas, you and I will start overland for Big Squaw Creek, should do it in a day. day counts. It was easy enough to But out on the trail, ten hourssay. later, 1 realized there was little romance in mushing over the broken terrain of the Alaskan hinterland. There was no path through the spruce groves and no foothold on the hillside rubble. Twice we worked our way up rough traverses that came to a dead end and compelled us to retrace our steps. Our shoulder packs trimmed down as they were to essentials, seemed to grow in weight with the growing hours. I even came to resent the tugging burden of Sock-Ey- e s old swinging from my belt holster. But I could see that my own burden, compared to Lan-de- r s, was trivial. For my trail mate carried a belt ax and rifle and grub bag and blankets. Sometimes he had to use the ax to cut a way through the undergrowth. We were two plodding animals, swallowed up by the wilderness, fighting our way through from one peril to another. And when we slept out that night, with a campfire between us and the aurora borealis e brushing the peaks of the mountains above us, I lay stunned with a slowly widening sense of solitude touched with unreality. It was the far-ohowl of a wolf that brought a final cry of protest ' from my lips. Im not much good to you, am I- Lander quietly announced. I detected a new timbre in his voice. And it was both a joy and a peril to me. Youre a good fighter, I told him. But that isnt everything," he course? -- The Questions Service engagement ring. At last the air begins to clear up In Carol s and Sidneys romance. Lander and Carol' decide to fly to Chakitana, scene of her father claim. But they seem unable to charter a plane. ryson. a big out-dogirl, also loves Lander. She disappears. Lander finds Salaria. She had injured her leg while hunting. Batbara misin-terpret- s the rescue and flings away her answered Slim. I was and frozen in there two winters ago. Since then weve kept a gas cache at Carcajou Lake. He scanned the welter of peaks and s over which we were arrowing. Youll be seeing it in half an hour, if the fog holds off. But the fog didnt hold off. A new uneasiness crept through me as we went higher, to climb into the clear. Our pilot seemed to be watching the valley bottom over ng to death, ran out screaming before Ka- -' which we were winging. He nt tor heb. It wasnt long dropped and her Black Maria arrived on lower as the cloud floor fell away L set ne. She failed to find the under us. He gave me the impresfc and suspected it had slipped sion that he was peering about for But familiar landmarks. t,wn to the childs esophagus. either Perso,il she was without Then I saw him stiffen and cry ed instru-sloout, at the same time that Lander tachire or bronchoscopic was case the decided she leaped to his feet oraKrns and took matters in her own Whats that? was the latters to In the absence of her Ruddy sharp demand. 'wv$e radioed for a plane to carry her Slim Downey didnt turn as he sent down to a properly equipped shouted back. But there was indigipitaL nation in his voice. e answer came, three hours Its rifle shots. Theres some when we heard the drone of fool shooting at us. otor through the hilltops. Turn back. 1 heard Landers of the sky, in this voice call out. e courier me ft And go down like a duck? was proved to be Slim Downey, the traava pilot, who had picked up Slims sharp-note- d reply. Not on y t summons when he stopped to your life! at Fairbanks, on his way south Then I saw the helmeted head He stoop closer to the the upper Porcupine. (e instrument board. urng down between a furry colony This was followed by a series of mountain clouds and was quickly hand movements that were meanrrounded by an army of rapt-e- d ingless to me. But even before I 1 40 ik A General Quiz Q JLVi can do when he has to. Lake I was iced down on Cranberry and dead a with battery winter, last blacksmith was I no starting crank, wrench enough to turn an Theres alinto a hand crank. ways a way, young lady. Lander placed his consoling big hand on my shoulder and said: Its all right Were not licked yet" I know it I aid With 8 foollsh little surge of faith. Weve grub for two weeks, he whatever happens. pointed out, we need. Weve fuel, all the fuel rabbit snowshoe for And a chance or caribou if we need it You'll sleep and Slim in the plane cabin tonight here. shore on and Ill camp And then what? I asked, trying out of my to keep the desolation , voice. s Then in the morning, when Slim i pressed his cheek against my cheek. ducer; the rest of the east is so good His face was rough and unshaven. that you forget that theyre acting. But in its very roughness I found The first day she appeared on the something infinitely soothing. Manpower set Marlene Dietrich announced that shed take whatever CHAPTER XXII punishment the script asked George When we broke camp the next Raft to hand her. That included morning Sidney Lander seemed sur- his slapping her twice across the er of himself. Through his binocu- face, knocking her down a flight of lars he examined the wide and twist- stairs, then leaping after her and ing valley country and announced hitting her across the mouth with that wed have to climb up into high- the back of his hand. But George hit her harder than he er territory. "I begin to know these hills, he intended. Marlene tumbled down the told me. "Were at last getting stairs (as per script) , but wound up by severely spraining her ankle somewhere." He pointed into the distance. (which the script did not call for!). Thats the Chakitana," he called down to me. I detected a note of Two more well known stage and And in an screen excitement in his voice. players Martha Sleeper and hour we ought to be spotting the William Harrigan have joined the Big Squaw. cast of We Are Always Young, So we pushed on again. But my Mutual chain's d serial. trail mates rise in spirits was not That cast probably includes more an enduring one. "name actors than any other se"I dont like this loss of time, rial pn the air; among them are he said as he glanced at the sun. Jessie Royce Landis, Linda Wat"Its three days now. And we may kins, Margalo Gilmore, Joe Laurie be too late. Jr., Horace Braham, Pert Kelton, "Too late for what? I questioned. George Coulouris, and William Jan "Well know that when we get ney, who starred. there, he said with a curtness which I wrote down to overtensioned Andy Hardys own, a squadron of nerves. RAF fighters, will soon take to the So still again we went forward. air. Mickey Rooney, the Hardy seWe went clambering over mammil-late- d ries Andy, received a letter the rock ridges and dipping down other day from a young RAF filer into canyons. who wrote Were all young fellows Its great country," Lander in this squadron and we all think called back over his shoulder. youre an o. k. sort of lad, so weve I couldnt agree with him. It nicknamed our squadron (soon to seemed wild and torn and empty, the see action) for yon. a batthe of scarred world, outpost tlefield where titanic forces had Stirling Hayward lost Madeleine clashed and enmities older than man Carroll in "Virginia, but hes slatin of the desolation wake had left to win ed her in Dildo Cay. As tumult and warfare. It was I was glad when Lander came to originally planned, was to Dorothy Lamour whom he win, but of traverse end a the that at a stop, to finish her be will unable she led to a wide rock ledge overlookcurrent assignment In Aloma of the ing the westerly running valley. The South Seas in time to appear in widened with a out, itself valley the picture. hill in the ranges where cleft or two a series of canyons and smaller ODDS AND ENDSMutuaTt nrui valleys radiated out from the lower is sponsored wide bowl, with gravel beds and analyst, fTytha Williams, on more stations than any fellau anagroves of stunted spruce interlyst has 100 stations . . . Robert Donat spersed along its 1broken slopes. hus leai e from the British army to make heard Lander Weve made it, Rut the YouiKpr in an English studio star-studde- say. I stood watching him as he moved forward and mounted a glacial hardhead that had all the appearance of a pagan throne carved out of begranite. He had a little trouble, cause of his heavy pack, in getting to the top of it. Then with his glasses he scanned the valley. (TO BE CONTI MED) ... if urner Bros, hai e bought a story called "Coffin for Umilrios" and Columbia is making one called Obituary'' and trying to think up a new title for it , .As soon as Abbott and Costello finish "In the Navy they'll begin Rule 'em Couboy . . . Shirley Temple u ill haie a brand new hairdo uhen she re turns to the screen, and her hair, grow i ng darker as she's g'oun older, is brou b instead of golden. weeks, providing garden-fres- h rur vegetables for the table over a long season. It is also true that few gardeners today save flower seeds. 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