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SERIAL STORY
oBsdh CvdeA, WAAC
BY LORETTE COOPER
TUB RTOIIVl link
WAitll. I Slalnr llrll Jarkaaa'a
"onr-man" alaff on lap llnr
ratanuaaara1 Ulane In tha FarlBn
vvhrra hla unit of Ik I'aaal Ar
llllrrr llarraaa Halloa nallsltoa
U haard. Information leaks nra
auapaelao'. Altar llala ovarfcrara
Ik Mtratrrtnua Mia llanloa tr
aliada llrll In glva fri unifH In
Ikn tilana Ikat lirouakl kr-r and
krr r-tiMiliaiiltw. lllrk IMola, Into a
Iciro.d Imidlna on Ik Uland, an
IntyttrlaMI a par la dlantvrrrd
nilaalna;. Ilrlk drrldra lo do anma
alrullihia on krr own. Nkr araa
llrll Mia and lllrk aaorallf.
SPY 8UHPF.CT
CHAPTER X !
JiniT, Rick, and LIU .lopped for
1 a momont and chatted. . Both
could not honr what they woro
iiylnii. Then, with Brit lauding th
way, they wulked In the opposite
dircrllon from heudqusrters, pnwi.
Inn within a few foot of where
Beth had hidden herself,
In few moments they hud dis
appeared Into the Unlit tropical
shrubbery which (.ringed the
bench.
Heth waited tensely until their
footsteps were no longer distinct.
Tlinn ihe gathered herself up cure,
fully and brouitht herself to her
I feet. No, Hint would never do, alio
decided. It wns creep and crnwl,
as slin had learned Unit soldiers
at the front must do, She fortfot her
uniform, foritot the problem of how
alio would explain the disarray If
alio wn to meet Itrlt or some
other oftlcer when she returned.
She fm not even the damage to
her stockings, and went forward
amontf the bushes along the eel go
of .tho bench, moving as fast as
alio could from ono protective
clump to another, sometimes
crawling, sometimes creeping,
sometimes running with her body
n low as possible.
Lita, Kick, and Urlt had stopped.
"I do not blamo you for want
ing to safeguard the secret of
your Island," Hick Moth said.
"You should feel glad that LIUi
and I are two loyul Americans
who do not wish to divulge oven
a hint as to Its existence."
'
BRIT laughed, It was' short
iHa,, ,... .... a
except that he was thinking of
iwhnt had been said.
j Llta's voico could be heard now.
"I'm almost jealous of Jrou, you
Marling boy bringing a 'woman
clear out from the mainland Just
so you could be with her on this
tropical isle."
"Don't talk such nonsense, LIU,"
ihe said. "She was sent here under
orders from headquarters. She's a
(, . . a soldier."
I "Women Ulk on the rrdio. . . ,
II suppose It's their right to Join
Ithe WAACs If they wish," LIU
'said. It was like a deliberate taunt,
l-hurled directly at Beth. It was
i almost as though Lita knew Beth's
ears would hear it.
! "I am not entirely sura I ap
I prove of women Joining the armed
forces, even in a noncombaUnt
capacity," Rick Moth said. "Or
perhaps I should not say 'noncom-
batant.' I'm told by no less an
.authority than yourself that Lieu
tenant Carter distinguished her
self with a machine gun on the
way over."
There was no compliment, but
rather sarcasm, in his tone.
"She did distinguish herself,"
Brlt said. At least, he was prsis
jfiiB her.
"1 would much rather think of
woman distinguishing herself
with nn rggbenter or a frying pan,"
Rick said, "How the world chang
es!" "I have no doubt Lieutenant
Carter could show ability with
cooking utensils, too," Brit de
fended. a
T ITA spoke Impatiently,
"I don't see why we're
wasting lima Ulklng about that
child," she said. "Weren't we go
ing to discuss , , a big story?"
"Oh, yes," Brit answered. "You
1 wanted some insldo dope on when
to look for a raid on Japan."
"Not 'n raid,'" Lita corroctod.
" 'A series of widespread and
devastating raids that will help
materially to put Japan out of
tho war' Is what I thought you
said."
"So I did. First I must have
your assurance that you'll not use
the story in any manner so that it
would bo traceable back to me."
Belh could hardly bcllovo hor
enrsl What Brit wns doing was no
less than violating Ills oath ns an
offlcor In tho United Stales Army,
illo wns about to roveal secret in
formation which. If tho enemy re
FUNNY BUSINESS
"I don't know who lie is. but he come, down every dny
eopvRiaxr, isaa,
NIA KDVICC INO,
ceived It, might mean the failure
of an American task forco's mis
sion and the duuth of many
American soldlersl
"You hove my word," LIU said.
"Surely, darling, you can trust
mel"
"Yes," Brit said, "surely I can
trust you."
Tho three turned In tho moon
light, Both could soe them clear
ly. She had crept to within a few
yards of them.
Llla's noxt words were ad
dressed to hor,
"Stand up, Lieutenant Carter,
We know you are there. SUnd up,
before Mujor Jackson is forced
to shoot."
Brit had drawn his pistol. It was
pointing at the ground Just In
front of Belh. She stood up.
"You talked about spies a few
minutes ago on the plane," LIU
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mi
"That's cnoughl Stop trying to
Sot In tli last wordl"
.an
i
said to Brit. "There Is your any
dirty little spy hiding in her
country's uniform. You should
have looked for your treachery
from within,"
(To Be Contlnu")
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known to have navigated the
Potomac rlvor to within 25
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SHIPS THE
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AMMUNITION GONE,
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ri
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DEADLY WEAPON
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from barbarism to feudalism In
the 11th century. The new civ
ilization must center around fel
lowship, not around competition.
Sir . Richard T. D. Acland,
founder British Common Wealth
party.
At the end of 1943 a backlog
of well over a million potential
truck sales will have accumu
lated. Every additional month of
war adds 42,000.
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