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SERIAL STORY fiaih Cad&h. WAAC BY LORETTE COOPER TUB ITOnVl Beta larlar, WAAC, U Major llrlt Jacluoa'a "oaa-maa" alafl 01 laa llnr ranauflaKtd Inland In laa Paclflo rhtra Ilia unit of lao CoaaC Ar. tlllerr llarraire Ilnllooa batlalfnn la baard. Information. Iraka are anaprclrd. Aftrr lleth overaenra tea nirMrroua l.ltn llnnlon per auado llrlt fn nlvo frca pakaaga to taa plana that brought her and Iter companion Itlek Ilothi Into a forced landlna; on tha laland, an Important pa par la discovered BnUalnir, Beth dccldea to do aome alenthlnir on her own. Saa aeea llrlt meet .lta and Rick arcrctly. )la aeema about to divulge Impor tant mlltlnrr Informntlon Tthcn thry auddenlr becomo nrrara of ller Bteaence. ' IN JAP BANDS CHAPTER XI . JJETH stood before them. Never had she felt such chagrin and shame as now rushed over her. Of course Brit would believe Lita now! Beth knew she probably would be placed under immediate arrest. She might be court-mar tialed, and very likely would be dismissed from the service, or at least sent home In disgrace. What else could Brit think, after he had caught her spying on him? To add to her shame, Lita was castigating her. "Brit told me he had lost a se cret document, but I don't think he'd have believed you were con nected with its loss unless be could have caught you like this." "I didn't ..." Beth started to say. "Step this way," Brit ordered. The menacing pistol still pointed In her direction. Beth obeyed. ' She was at the edge of a small cleared space. Brit had moved slightly toward her and away from Lita and Rick. "Now," Brit said, and his tone of voice was controlled and very distinct, "remember that every thing that has occurred will have its proper importance in a court martial, for the people on this island are subject to military law." He swung around so that the pis tol was pointing at Lita and Rick. "Hands upl No, don't reach for your pocket, Mr. Moth, or I shall shoot" I . a V1TH obvious amazement, Lita i '"and Rick raised their hands. ' Brit kept his eyes focused in tently on them. But his lips spoke to Beth. "You're entitled to know about this little drama, Lieutenant Car ter," he said. "I thought over what you told me this afternoon. I devised a ruse to investigate that possibility thoroughly. I found that to my amazement, for it was hard to believe even after the proof was unmistakable that your reasoning was correct. You see before you two very clever spies. I knew you were watch ing the seaplane, because I fol lowed you ana noticed you at your hiding place. Then I returned to headquarters area and came down the beach not noisily enough to make it appear I was innocent of all design, but nevertheless mak ing just sufficient noise so that I knew you could not miss observing me. I went to the seaplane. Mr. Moth and Miss Danton do not know it, but I have in my pocket the document they stole. I have almost placed in my mind the pre cise hour when they stole it and I am confident that while Mr. Moth may not be an ex-cracksman, as you suggested the thief might be, he certainly has had considerable experience at open ing even the more difficult types 5 of safes." I i "Your wall safe proved no se ' vere test of my ingenuity at all," J Rick Moth volunteered, coolly, "I j opened it while Lita engaged a i guard by showing him her cre : dentials. It was only a matter of a few minutes . . . less than 10, I believe, from the beginning to thi end of the transaction." t "Very good of you to confess," J Brit said. "I hope you took all J that in, Beth. The truth is, I , betrayed you I told Lita and Mr. i Moth you were watching us, be- cause I felt that this further ruse r Would enable me to lead them here, where they could be cap- tured while off guard. What bet , ter way of drawing my . pistol without danger, than to have them think I was pointing it exclusively i.at you" t CO suddenly that he was caught l : off balance, a form hurled itself J onto Brit and he went down, t pinned from behind. Beth turned to fight, but Lita and Rick quickly I grabbed her and she found her , arms pinioned and useless. ; "You will stay there, please," FUNNY BUSINESS MMMWUWO .... ."Jic was a tight rope walker it's the only way he can ' Irnnn t mm fallinrt mill' COFYHIflHT. IMJ, MIA KRVICK. INC. a suave Oriental voice said to Brit "I will tie you in a moment" Lita laughed harshly, "It looks like the tables are turned, Major Smart-Aleck Jack son. And ns for you, Miss Amer ica in Khaki, I think your days of usefulness to anyone, including your brilliant Brit, are pretty well nearing an end. You see, we think of everything." There was no reply possible. Brit and Beth were bound and gagged and were marched, with pistols at their backs, hurriedly to the beach and the boat On the seaplane, the gags were removed, but not the bonds. Beth and Brit were put unceremonious ly into the baggage compartment "I took care of one of your sen tries, too," Rick boasted. Then he closed the compartment door. FOUR-SEASON MOTIFS FOR "SHOW" LINENS by Alice Brooks Plant . these beautiful, big flower bouquets right on your show towels and receive a shower of praise for your handi work! There's a charming group for each season. A lovely note for scarfs and party cloths well as towels. Pattern 7554 contains a transfer pattern of four motifs averaging 71 by 10 inches; list of materials; stitches. To obtain this pattern send 11 cents in coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept. Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep it and the num. ber for reference. Be sure to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of the envel ope. Requests for patterns should read. Send pattern No. , to followed by your name and address. HOLD EVERYTHING! "And this is the mahster's den they . say it has a secret entrance!" . ' r. , ? - '--v..- ' . : 755- Si2&g0 ia, ; S .-Mr--- Kin. VmMKOIA The plane motor sputtered, then the sputter smoothed into a roar. Beth and Brit were jostled to gether as the plane left the cove, (To Be Continued) The war department suggests post exchanges patronize local breweries as much as possible. But that doesn't mean near beer. The war has made more peo ple than ever come down to earth out fn the garden. SEARS , . . IT'S NOT .Mm'ferM. SET 1. "TS l LlliOK . THE IDLE RICH WHO CLIP -.. - W) THE COUPONS A subsUlute for tea ln Belgium Rcd Ryder By Frod Hormon ( , is made from a mixture of finely , . . No Indeed! If. th. regular chopped leaves of the strawberry I WssdeS-SV' pfIt1. I I 1 Y-rJL T-r. 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