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Show THE LOCAN, UTAH, PACE SIX. SERIAL STORY THE TERRIBLE EYE COFYKIOHT, NIA CNVICB. RUTT BY EDWIN NOT TOO LATE CHAPTER XVIII J7VEN if it had been carefully explained to Mr. Slyneniski that the white arrangement was merely Hildy Channing, in a frilly dress, flitting about in search of Jonah Log .n, his warped mind would hat e refused to accept the fact. He was far too steeped in Old Smoky and the spirit world. To him that unearthly pursuer represented only a huge lonrign-meectoplasm, bent upon the of the most important member of the Slyniniski family. Mr. Slyncniskis speed of a moment before became but a circumstance. Now- - he moved as moves the gazelle. He reached the wall. He found the little dooi in it, for wdiich Meath had given him a key. The key was unnecessary now, since he had left the door open some time earlier. With a gasp of relief, Mr. Slyncniski quitted Wild-ove- r. nt if kiss you. said Well, why dont you? Jonah, a man who liked to improve idle moments. Somewhat to his surprise, she did kiss him. It was quite a kiss. Mr. Logan had a preview of Heaven. Woman, he said, reeling a little, "does that come natural or did you learn it at college?" "Don't be coarse, Jonah, said I just wanted to show you Hildy. that I really like you. In fact, he hesitated and, in the darkness, er eyes were like tiny pools of I oh, sometimes I wish mist that Chet werent coming at all." Mr. Logans heai t, normally a humdrum organ, turned a hand- spring. that Say Logan. cried Mr. again, I wont. BeNo, said Hildy. cause it was very foolish and disShe got hold of herself loyal. and went off on another, and safer, tack. "Jonah, how on earth are vou getting father to conic to the Taj? A lateral pass, Jonah told her. Mahoney to Corby to your old Across the road from the estate man." there was a field. He gained it. Coiby? You mean the butler? But halfway across the field, he None other. Mahoney has his slowed and glanced fearfully beinstructions. He will get a meshind him. sage to Corby. There was no ectoplasm on the But Coiby doesnt know Mahorizon. Theie was nothing honey. g except a haystac k. PantSo what Mahoney is ing, and (hipping peispiiution himself js one of the un- -, after the manner of Douglas del gat duel s, hired this afterMr. Slyniniski sank into noon. Dont woi ry, Hildy. Mathe hay. honey will not fail." And then, to Ins intense Wt II. I hope not . . Hildy he became await that he Li gan and stopped. was still holding tl.e bottle of Old A figuie wj, shthering tuwaid Smoky. them thlougti the djl'knc.-s- . to he it his raised lips, Lovingly, Ah, young man," said Mr. Caldrank deep. It was another mis- vin Megg.s, pet reiving Jonah. moments next The few take. Hildy poumed upon Mr. Meggs whirled by in haze and confusion. Uncle Cal! What are you doing cereAt the end of them, without here? I warn you, if you've been mony, without fanfare, Mr. Slyn- eavesdropping, I shan't give you cniski passed out. a cent. Mr Meggs stared at her. to he JONAH," said Hildy Channing, think that a niece of mine can be "you're a pet." I assure Mr. Logan nodded in partial so mercenary-mindeagreement. In lys opinion, Hildys you, my dear, that I have passed thinking was sound as far as it the point where money could be went. But it didn't go far enough of use to me. "I mean," Hildy said, amplifyWell, thank heaven for that. ing it, that its simpl; wonderful I . . Jonah took command. Lay off, of you to spare Mahoney to throw Mr. Meggs is out those flares so that Chet can Hildy, he said. make a safe landing. And it's here at my insistence. But there wonderful of you to have thought isnt time to explain. Unless up a gag to lure father to the Taj somethings slipped, your father Mahal. Youre so clever, Jonah. I will be along any minute. Wed dont know what I would have better go to the Taj Mahal. done without you. Yeah? said Jonah dismally. ATEANWHILE, inside the house, anv-whci- e, tepre-sentin- Cot-terb- y, giatiti-catiol- -- i, said,-rtpaios- l',A Corby entered the living grand guy, room. He moved with dignity, .ImYouwonderful,areall right" a really but there was a worried look on his face. The intelligence that had just been brought him by a housemaid was disconcerting in the extreme. Within the living room Mr. Channing was beaming upon the festivities. Coiby approached deferentially. May I have a word with you, sir? he inquired. Certainly, Corby. Speak up." Mr. Channing Corby spoke. I could I Hildy said. Jonah, cal Cargo Plane Goes On Wild Jaunt Feb. WASHINGTON, 25 CR, Liberator cargo plane, which the army has dubbed the Flying Dutchman of the Skies, wandered over the Atlantic A four-motor- and Mexican gulf fo;; 2,000 miles without pilot or crew aboard and crashed on a Mexican finally mountain Feb. 9, it was disclosed today. How To Mexico? The plane was abandoned by six crew members and two passengers jumped. he ejaculated. off the Florida coast when it be"Good God! came unmanageable, and was last Who told you this? Eunice, sir, Corby said. One seen heading in the general diof the housemaids. It seems that rection of Norway. How it got to Mexico to bring Eunice had it from an undergardener, a new man. This per- to an end there one of the son informed Eunice that he met strangest chapters in aviation hisMr. Meggs in the grounds and tory is a matter of conjecture. Six of the occupants were that Mr. Meggs bum er borrowed a cigaret. In the course of rescued. One person was apparentthe conversation, it developed that ly drowned anu he enghth occuMr. Meggs was on his way to the pant is unaccounted for. Pvt. Stanley Gutowski, radio Taj Mahal to cut his throat. Efforts to dissuade him proving operator, Bayonne, N. J., lost his the life preserver and disappeared unavailing, rushed to the kitchen. And the after about four hours in the first person he encountered was water. Eunice. Second Lieut. Bernard A. BranH. L. Channing was a man of non, Chattanooga, Tenn., assistant a With muttered "Thanks, navigator, is also missing. action. hurried he turned and Corby, The other six occupants, rescued from the room. by the coast guard after floating as raced he This, he thought several hours at sea, were: toward the Taj Mahal, was too First Lieut. R. C. Ulmer, AtlanMr. bad of Calvin. Basically, ta, Ga., pilot. whatChanning had no objection First Lieut. C. VV. Hauth, Baliti-r.iorever to Mr. Meggs cutting his own Md., on these throat. But doing it First Lieut. K. H. Digby, Lanpiemises, at the height of a formal sing, Mich, navigator. ball, was not cricket. There would Pvt. K. J. Riddle, Nutley, N. J., be a mess and a scene and pubcrewman. licity. And Mr. Chuniinig, in priSecond Lieut. C. K. Knutson, vate life, shunned publicity. Des Moines, la., passenger. Then the Taj Mahal loomed up Second Lieut. A. E. Lloyd, San and it was daikened. With a sinkDiego, Calif. s ing feeling in his stomach, Mr. Tail Flutter Channing quickened his pace, lie The took off from plane eaehed the door, pounded on it. southern Florida shortly after Calvin, he roared. Hi, Calvin! midnight Feb. 9 for South .AmThe door gave under the pounderica. About 80 .miles out the two ing. Mr. Channing stumbled across the threshold. And the ray of a passengers noted a bad tail flutter. torch took him squarely between The plane lost altitude rapidly, the eyes. A second later light dropping from 9,000 to 5,300 feet, from overhead bulbs flooded. the and the occupants began jettisoning the cargo. room. Lieut. Ulmer turned the plane Well, father?" said Hildy around, fighting to keep its nose Channing calmly. Mr. Channing gaped at her. up, and headed for Florida. He Then he transferred the gape to ordered his companions to prea young man whom he did not pare to bail out, since a safe immediately recognize. The young landing seemed impossible. The plane continued at about man was fooling with a contraption that looked like a camera. 150 miles an hour, vibrating from Lastly Mr. Channing gaped at the tail flutter. Thinking he was Calvin Meggs who sat in an easy over the Florida coast, Ulmer chair, gnawing at his mustache. ordered his companions to jump. Then he turned the plane back The throat of Mr. Meggs was Intoward the sea, set the automatic tact. See here! quoth Mr. Channing pilot for level flight to keep the sternly. What is the meaning of plane from becoming a menace this?" ashore, and jumped also. It turned out that Ulmer had (To Be Continued) under-garden- THURSDAY, FKHmAKv L six survivors were rescued, but no trace of Brannon was found. Lightened by the loss of cargo and personnel, the plane flew on into the night. In some unknown manner its course became reversed. After a flight of 10 or 12 hours without the aid of human hands it crashed with its fuel tanks empty on a Mexican mountain miles Mexican distant. 2,000 the crash authorities reported shortly after noon, Feb. 9 but were mystified by the absence of survivors or victims. U. S. army officers finally established the Identity of the derelict of the skies. Yank Airmen Hold Edge Over Enemy WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. U P American airmen although long on training and short on combat experience destroyed four enemy planes for every'one of their own knocked down during 1942. the first complete tabulation for the year revealed toGANDHI STRONGER day. POONA. India, Feb. 25. 'J1) Army, navy and marine corps fliK. Gandhi appeared ers, in that first year of real fightMohandas stronger today than at any time in ing, shot down at least 2,587 of their the past week, but doctors warned foes. That figure does not include that a new crisis might arise at the hundreds of planes listed as In addition, any time before he ends his probably destroyed. fast March 3. hundreds of enemy aircraft were ' 21-d- blasted out of the skies by antiaircraft fire. American aircraft losses last year totaled 009. Some were shot down by antiaircraft fire; others just never returned from combat misBut sions for reasons unknown. most of the 609 losses resulted from actual combat with enemy 2.1 bat about 30 j,i ,, The War d of it.-- h, j ' , planes were srin cr , ers probably u, ... loss figure do, , C,- .. - and Tie Th? Lae downed by an',, ican army p, ,. and mi lud.-been shot do,'.!. antiaircraft f... are missing Most of th" i were scored men. The ! ,ie, r. enemy aircraft v ly were Japar. . . craft which the Pacific w ,r bat efficiem With the intro.; and models of s, Dc . airmen. This is the first time it has been possible to present the full air fighting balance sheet for 1942 for the United States, based on official information. The war department several weeks ago disclosed its figures. But not until rear admiral John S. McCain, chief of the navy's bureau of aeronautics, supplied the air combat statistics for naval and marine corps fliers was it possible to get a complete picture. McCain, in a dispatch written for the United Press, revealed that navy and marine fliers together account- ed for at least 1600 enemy planes while they themselves lost in com Djs Mir,-.- reported that 1,, A5- s"t , :hove ' ,u in' 0! the Ti in co tj lr n disparities ue( the Japanese g, heavily when pianes, nrcme hfvt H fliers. N e, BOOTS AND F-2- F-2- M-2- M-2- M-1- 38-4- 5. VOS. OOYAtTO SAV G 'SYY , - r Wh'OWT DtCVOED SYV.lVl ?YCW) 'oYTWtYU V5VKSL-- YVfcVJNSG'b TAE fcerc- 'fcOOVb'.mWRfcD Or V0NR WWY LKi6 NORV 'bOY V'fc y OY fcerc -- -- too ELKIAR MARIK vtv.Wicb- vcsfcwTi 00 KMfcn? 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