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fpHE duy nfter we wired Bond I
J- mpt Tnnv Moroede in Kun-
i ming. Ho was upset at the thought
! of our leaving so soon, "lien,
!! he said, "I'm only going to be
ji. here another month. My contract
was up a long time ago, but I
agreed to stay on until summer "
lie broke off abruptly and snupped
' Oils fingers. "Listen: how about
another hunting trip before you
' 'go? I'll get hold of Vince in Cal
cutta tomorrow or the next day
I and make the arrangements, and
we can spend a few days up in
Tongsawa. Maybe we'll get us a
' leopard or a tiger or something.
.'And you and Ginglss can hang
I around Calcutta for a week or two
J after that, and by then I'll be
Iready to go back to the States
3 with you."
ft I agreed for both Ginglss and
t myself. Three days later Tony
.hopped out of an Army transport
at Dinjan and announced that
1 overvthinff was tat. ElCDhants and
! guides and all the paraphernalia
for the safari would do reaay lor
us at the Maharajah's lodge with
in two days.
I An a vacation and a comDlete
change from flying transports over
the Hump, that hunting expedi-
IUn l,,rt.ol nut In h 1ul Hip
thing. We even found something
' to take the place of oxygen. (The
J only pity wos thut it had to be
1 The Great While Trudcr's favorite
I brand of Scotch.) But as a game
I baeelnn proposition, the trip was
( pretty much a bust. It wus until
me iasi aay, uiui jh.
rDNY was on the leading ele
phant, Ginglss rode the second
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and I followed up the rear as we
moved slowly along the Jungle
trail.
We were passing through a kind
of glen formed by lumpy, moss
covered rocks and overhanging
trees that sprang up and behind
them, when I heard the soft
crackling of twigs underfoot ot a
hubltant of the Jungle. It seemed
to come from very near the trail
and a little off to the left. I de
cided to inVestlgate. Without
making the mistake Ginglss had
made when he spotted his over-
ago tiger, I said absolutely noth
ing, and simply swung my feet
out of the chair and slid off the
elephant's back. I landed upright
in the tall grass with surprisingly
little noise and took about two
short steps forward. Crouching
low in that position for at least
three or four minutes, I decided
it must have been my Imagina
tion and wus just about to throw
the rifle over my shoulder when
my Number One Boy to my left
let out a scream, "Suhibi-Suhlbl"
I flinched and pulled my gun
around at the same time Just to
see the boy's spear flash through
the air toward a point a little
above and In back of me. I shot
a glance toward the low branches
of the heuvy Jungle oak, and there
she was 130 pounds of leopard,
claws unsheathed and ready to
spring less than six feet away
with nothing between us but the
clearest kind of space when I
fired. She was in the air when
the bullet struck; I could see it
jerk her head back. Almost at
the same time there was a sharp
crack from Tony's gun. Ho hud
crept behind me. And then the
huge beast crashed at my feet
lifeless.
"UNGISS, Tony and I wore ex
" amlnlng the leopard when I
heard, directly behind me, a mew
ing sound like that of a smull kit
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SAN FHANCISCO, July 5 (UP)
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id today there was not a single
case of "sex crime, murder, burg
lary or other serious crime" in
Tukyo for the past four months.
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ten, and yet It had had n slight
growl. I grabbed my gun, lock
ing it at the same time, ready for
action. The native boys had al
reudy raised their spears, poised
for the kill but nothing hap
pened. We waited that way for
fully a couple of minutes when
the sound was repeuted. This time
it was louder and I could tell It
came from an animal; however,
I forged steudily forward and
under the thick vinelike growth
for about five or six yards, half
on my stomuch, half on my hands
and knees. I was about to give it
up as a false alurm when I no
ticed Just ahead of me a caveliko
opening. I pushed aside the
branches and foliage and there In
a pocket of a huge gray rock
sprawled three baby leopards,
sound asleep.
They were within six feet or
where I stood, and my first feel
ing was one of bittor disappoint
ment: I didn't have nfy camel's.
I was cursing softly to myself
when I realized I was out hunt
ing leopards that's why I was
here in the jungle and practi
cally within my very grasp were
three of the finest prizes a man
could possibly find; evidently the
cubs of the mother I had just
killed in self-defense. ...
.: . ...
T HAD my rifle In my hand but,
knowing I wouldn't need It for
these kittens, I laid it down and
signaled for Ginglss and Tony to
come near, I figured we would
ouch of us creep up very quietly
and grab one of them. The naUve
boys knew something was up by
this time and they circled back to
see what It was. Just as they ar
rived I sprang Into the cave and
caught one of the cubs in my
hands. Tho other two let out
yips and tried to scramble out of
reach, but Ginglss and Tony had
followed my example, and in a
mutter of a few seconds we were
standing In a group, panting and
laughing, each of us with a star
tled and shivering baby leopard
in our arms.
(To Be Continued)
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Kansas City, were arrested by
police last night on charge of be
ing drunk. Thoy were cited to
appear in city court today.
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