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Edwin Balmcr Philip Wy lie i. . ; . -oo and i j, ,uy took If-... ?So long," he s "Good luck." ' ' Tony opened the throttle regulat ing the supply of minute quantities of fuel to the atomic blast of hie philosophies to this double catastro phe. Duquesne would shrug: "Cest la vie.". Tanderbllt would ' have an epigram. Eliot James would tell him to hope and to wait and to be courageous. ut, .MM, by Edwla Balmsr and Philip WylU WMJ Sarrlo SYNOPSIS rjndsr the leadership of Col Hendron, noted American scientist, soma J i) person scape In a Bpaee Ship lust before a cosmlo collision that t J out the earth, and land on Bronaoa Beta. A river bottom areen with latlon Is discovered, and arrest forests of dead trees, preserved by the . ute eold of snace. The appearance of what looks like an airplane, and v x disappears Without maklns; an attempt , to communicate with the -ps. leaves a feeling- of alarm. They realise they are not alone on the , : , .Hnet, and that their visitors may be enemies. Tony , Drake and Eliot j e, on an exploration airplane flight, come upon a-wondrous city, en- .iIIHd under what seems like half an irldesoent glass bubble six miles wire and half a mile high at Its center, Among their finds, when they ,.,. k an antrv Into the oltv. Is an edible sraln millions of bushela On t..,r -way back they stumble upon the camp of more than 100 persons v no left the earth -when they did, In a second Space Bhlp piloted by Dave imsdell. Ransdell goes to Hendron's camp with Tony, and the latter tells tne people of. the-wondrous eitfv,.- -::.,j tyfr&xitrfc ftifcC.S;:,;'jfe:,rK-bi; CHAPTER VI Continued ' "It it toe big ; tor all the rats on. earth ;Sfv:'''''f''M'?.5'fe Tony stared at the Uttle man and ooin in fsnnmiai rnnn. -rtiinni. ' There was a silence between them. "I have more to say." Kytn picked up a chip and ' opened pocket knife. He began to .whittle as ex pertly aa any country store porch loafer, ' , ' Morr " ' ' "Yon know that other ships tor - the trip to this planet were being prepared?" "Sure. But none of them" : Kyto shrugged. "Did yon know that In what had been Manchuria ' the most fanatical .Japanese, , the Russians, and certain Germans combined to build such shlpl" They were mostly extreme com munists. But owing to their need of scientific experts, they took Into " their group many non-communists." "Sor . , .' "Great men. They were as likely to succeed as you." 1 ' ' Tony stared at his companloa And yon believe they dldf Ton think they are the people who have been living here" - 1 ' " i "I know." Kyto drew an object from his pocket a tightly folded niece of paper. On It were drawn ' Japanese characters. . , r' , , "1 found this a few hours ago,' said Kyto. "I had been - walking from camp.: It was blowing along :.1U UIV WlUUi : 1 I HVI "uv. ' "What Is Itr Tony asked. ' "A . prayer a written prayer. They are In common use In Japan.' : "It might have come on the Ark." - s "Yes. But It might not There Is no such thing In the catalogue." "Anybody who had traveled In ' Japan might have had one In , a nocketbook and lost It" . "Again, yes. But I know Into! i r"If they were'Busslans and Ger mans ' and Japanese why didn't they land, thenr J 1 nnlnt In rallln thtal 'The -. do not want company here. They 4 ame to set up a Soviet. 1 1 have xthe Information in detail.- They ? xwere sworn. If they reached here, i to set op their own government - to wipe out all opposed to tnem. It Is not even a government . like that of Bussla. . It Is ruthless. In human travesty of socialism, a . ort of scientific fanaticism. Most of those men "and women believe In nothingness of the Individual. They believe that love la really only S ' Tony- shook his head unbellev- , ' togly.- "Why didn't they wipe os i1 Tour ' ray-projectors were good ' protection. They may find a means f making them powerless. They ' are manifestly ahead of us here In .studying i the ; dvlllsatlon ;: of the - Other Peoplethey;uBe tneir snips already." iMti-t-vxW '; f ' i "1 mean, the first time. Why dldnt they annihilate us that first nlghtl It would have been easy. A bomb or.two i-'- -l have wondered. There must have! Ijeen reason for they are wholly ruthless. ' And I can find only one explanation: They wish o found 'a new state--to be alone nn the nlanet to make, It "theirs. To found a-state takes people; and for people, one needs - women. The more the better the Quicker, They will not strike until they can do se lective In their kMlng-HW they wipe out aU who may oppose tnem, out preserve all Whom they may con vert especially tne women.; .; "Good : G d !" .? Tony stood np. "Ton mean to tell me yon think there Is a gang of men ot people on Bronson Beta planning innii "I am positive."' VV ' "Tt'a It's lrlOP!iK'T.-' Kyto shook his head. Conquest torn a like that, only two thousand short time. And there i nn more world. Is there any thing that ean be said to be Crasy Kow nnvthlng we cannot expects "Then why dldn'p 70U ' u . ne I at on i jressioi. was locked anu . ' sweated. Be anlffed In t9 t..- utIou,iy i after emelllnii the breutu he had I held. Then be drew In a fungful, deeply, courageously. A light wind nisiuL - Thn inmau nf anafld aa he I from - the sea beyond the cuffs fled southward took some of the fanned him. He stood still, walt- straln from his nerves. - 1 log, presumably, to dl. He looked Tony bad lost Ms hope of being at the two men who were watching leader. He had lost Eve, Bansdell him, and hunched his shoulders as came first In the hearts of his, com- If to say nothing bad happened so nanlona. ' Tony wondered how other I far, men In the camp would adjust their 1 A minute passed. The men Inside the plane sat tensely. Taylor was panung. Two minutes.-. . . sive. aony stood and breathed and shrugged again. ' " - "Gas or no gas," xayior saia wiu said Kyto fumbled k the paper. ' "I wanted to be sure. . Thla made me It's the worst evldenee I ever. saw. The thing's fantastic r -: "I have warned -you as best ' I can." ue bowed bis neaa, ana walked' way.'vWVvVr'U''.VA.'' Oddly enough, this scene y with Kyto bad brought ' back to Tony some of the strength that had ebbed from , him. The thought L that bis new Information would be a good excuse to,break In on Hendron and Bansdell and Eve Hendron occurred to him, but be thrust It aside with out effort . He walked into the group of peo ple' who had finished their midday meal. He touched several on tne shoulder. ,, "Duquesne, " I want to talk to' rou privately. Von Belts I Williamson 1" " V'':.'Vikb:: Fifteen minutes later be had ex plained his- command tot dozen picked men. 1 '111 have to tell Ransdell and Hendron later," Tony said. "First well- double the guard. ' Second, we'll out out some L sentries . far enough out to give a warning of approaching planes. . Third,- we'll run off a blast - on our projectors to make sure they are In order." He had scarcely finished his In structions when a message was brought to bun to report at Hen- dron'a house. - -- - He went In. Eve was In the liv ing room the room, that had been headquarters tyr the camp since the building of the house. She was sitting at her father's desk, - and Bansdell stood at a' little distance from er. Dodson was there. .The faces Of all three were serious. "Hendron has collapsed," Dodson said to Tony,,. "Whether he will re cover or not 1 canndt say." : Tony shook his bead sadly. Ee spoke. "The camp must bave a leader." , "lea," Tony answered. "Election might be unsatisfac tory," she continued. "And It would take time." . "Yes." "Father appointed no second In command. : Whoever In In charge while he is ill must remain here. Ion and Eliot James alone can fly our single plane. We'll need It con stantly now. A radio must be taken down to the other camp at once, for example.. " Tony looked at her-with as Uttle sign of emotion as be could snow, This was a new Eve .. to - him a stern, Impartial Eve. Grief and need bad combined to make her so, "The ' static - we've been bavlng makes a radio useless," he said. "That static occurs only at night" she i answered, "Sundown to sunup.' The lights In the city", Tony murmured. Ha squared, his shoul ders. "I'll take a radio down at once." Sf 3:,:; Ai5bii:-V,-K'l:v'::,v' Eve rose and gestured Ransdell Into her father's chair. , She shook bis hand, ' Dodson Shook his hand. i Ransdell looked drawn and bleak, One other thing," Tony said, bis Voice steady. "We may be in a new rd to me fantastic danger." Like soldier making a ' report, he de tailed the knowledge Kyto :' bad given him and told Ransdell what precautions he bad already taken.. Til get outposts estaousnea at once," uansaeu saia. i scarcely believe that such a thing could be hut we can take no chances." . ' Td like to talk with Kyto, Eve said. She left the .room even as Tony turned to bid her good-by. r "That radio'' said Ransdell. Tony could not make his senses be lieve that the man who spoke to him now was the man with whom he had spent the latter part of the previous night In deep exultation. Rivalry ,' i over ( leadership r- rivalry over Eve they seemed Inadequate things Intellectually for ;the break' tag 6f a friendship. Tony remem bered the pact he and Ransdell had reached In Michigan, : long , ago. Now It seemed broken I - , "I'U take It Immediately, Dave," ha answered. y.t.-.nt,, The use of his first name startled Ransdell 'somewhat from bia bar Vander- By JOHN BLAKE ft. Bell Syndicate WNU Senrloe i minntM .'.lata h mi at an almost furious expression, Tm h. ....nmit mnA ha railin waaleolni out there with Tony." -,,- ksinir Mirriad mm tha mane. ..'i, I ne wbdw' t""!""'" - " ' . I v .. . . J i i.mx Ma airia i "iahi. i a manner oum n" v.u 't wm y r - i - i . ... . .. - n.n look tired f; I've a-ot a bunk for The three stooa o.uu.me logeumr " - watching each other for effects. ..' . J -.I-.4-" 1 ".-V-cV.-..-."..''-...! I ..... mnm& m.Cm "Thanks." v ' ' leacn waiuui iw ---". ri..tinna want haino- aakad: "(int ness to attack himself. rn alan." Tonr aald. trvlna to smile. I "'Doesn't seem tQ ne gas, mttaII mn . lAtoi. i, nvara aiiab all I Tonv, .hftTontimn-. anmawhat ill I "What thenr asked Taylor, RansdeU's commanding up there. I -woo anvwai D"'"" s.. .nn aftar t Ium a nnn." Thev the Utner ,reopiB duuki ueaur - : " -- . i . . ' v i i. let him b.0. r t" , " I wave rrom we aaji i T4a tatfhoA Ant nnnar ona nf I tnem.c. tha .haitara. itlmtm. after a nrivate I . The first person tney approacnea. nnaatin m. rwn thnhirhtfniiv Utt M they , went slowly toward the - . I 1 HinHnnlflO. AmiM. him era nnirt nnt aieen. nowever. I rami) auu iu a. ma nn . vent to be alone, wav Jeremiah Post, the metallurgist Then he was being shaken.-James There was no proof that Post was stood beside him.. .- tne urn to nave onyl Wake npT - this prostration. iuey uaopeueo He sat nn. shook himself.! upon him first; that was an. "We got the radio Working.. Were I The metallurgist lay on his side talking to Hendron's camp. Sudden-1 with bis arms over bis bead. There ly the man at the other end coughed I was no -blood or mark of violence and yelled ABelp' and now we can t upon him. raise vanyoneAkk'S:.,;,f: ..s: w-:;s,t' I ,-.:"Not wounded,, anyway, Tony :, wakvup again outdoorsr- wit muttered. running toward- 'the- plane. James 1 Taylor turned him -over and "all was running behind him. - - ; I three men started.', rost s oreast "Give me Tanderbllt and. Taylor, heaved. ta We'll go." - w I Tony knelt beside him and opened "But" . I his - shirt. "Breaming I Heart's What else can we dor , beating regularly.' s He' e e, e I "Only -unconscious!" Taylor ex- As Tony descended upon Ben-1 claimed. dmn'a encamDmenL three men I y i waa coins to say." Tony re- peered tensely . through the glass pued, "If a as If he was drugged." Or like 1 anesmeoia, ounervea Vanderbtlt, Nearby lay two women ; tne three men examined them together. They were Ump, like Post, and like him, Ivini In a strange, profound stupor. The sleep of one of1 them seemed, somehow, less deep than that which held Post Insensible;: but neither of the women could bo roused from it more than he. ; -l "Feel - - anything : funny yourself r Tony challenged- Taylor across the form of the girl over whom they worked, i 'No: do youf No. . . . It was gas, I believe; bnt now It's dissipated, but left Its effect en everybody tnat oreatnea it' "Gas," said Vanderbllt calmly, "from where?' Tony's ' mind . flamed with the warning of . Kyto's words. I A third Ark from the earth : had reached Bronson , Beta bearing a band of fanatic ruthless men who would bave the planet for their own, com pletely. They had brought with them some women, bnt they wished for many more m oruar ro populate It with children of their own bodies, .nA nf their own ' fanatic . faiths. After Expelling ;the Brsath He These men- already Jiadxltataed u.a u.irf u. oH Thara the Lark plane of the Other Peo- , Waiting, rMumably, to Die. Two pie, and mastered the 4 secrets of M MIltM V' FlVt TOnV StOOlI I Uieir WlWreUWU. Aaavw ws windows of the amp: Taylor,, Van aWeW. 0$ . 1 ff Of x l .,.jjfcl1-aMtl Never waa there any very good reason for ignorance. ' -r Today there IS Around less than ever. - the World JXo c" f? , .. . ., . .. . down the street, or If you are rich enough, alt In your living room and look at a re ligions procession In Russia, a bull fight In Spain, or a tiger .hunt in India. : , -twtffT'Vp Ton can hear the voices and the words of great men and women In almost every nation In the world.',. When Shaketpeara wrotef "Bom- heaping youth have ever homely wiu, he eauld not forete t timm sohen oome-fceeping youth, , end edulu for that matter, could ihwroeii their tatt by looking at the world fry meant of r .... . t , J t Uny tperitt mat may oe oarrwa front one end It to another. -.- , ? But although, these opportunities are here, they will prove of scant value If people do not make use of them. -"."f ."-- And comparatively few people .do.'' -; : .- . - I think that the sneakies are excellent-many of them. Even If their stories are too often florid, their settings enable one to get and keep a wider understanding of people all around the wofld than they could ever gain by mere reaa lng and nslng their Imaginations. The ' Imagination has to have something to Imagine, or it Is not very useful. There Is Uttle doubt that witnin comparatively few years we shall bave sight with our sound. That means that we can iook across the sea and witness events In foreign countries while they are actually happening. We shall be able to look out on the ocean, and see friends and ac quaintances walking decks that are thousand miles away from us. And they will be able to look at ns. If they Uke us enough to do it. and to hear what we are saying to them. - Gibraltar the Key " ?. . Gibraltar, commonly called the key to the Mediterranean, Is a Brit ish; colony strongly , fortified. It I s a population of about 20,000 J depends tor lta prosperity on . .e trade provided by the local pop ulation and. the services stationed' ttere.-mi;;);.?: '?;! Oldest School la Western World rIn Warwick parish, Bermuda, Is the oldest school In the western world, Warwick academy, which once paid Its" schoolmasters 265 pounds of tobacco a year as salary. According to the records. It Is more than three hundred years old. 1,60CAcm "Classroom" Used One classroom at Montana univer sity, Missoula, Mont, covers 1,600 acres. It's the forestry school's lab oratory in Patte canyon a stand of virgin yellow pine, Ave times the size of the campus. - ... , Roquefort Cheese - Roquefort cheese originated near ly 2,000 years ago in Roquefort, France, where there are caves suf ficiently cool and moist to grow the mold which gives this cheese Its characteristic flavor. ' Water Freezes Downward ,' When water freezes (that Is, sol idifies or congeals) It does so from the top downward. A thin film first forms on the surface and grows thicker with the addition of Ice from beneath. He Sniffed Cautiously and Breathed and Shrugged Again, ego had entered soma oiner Beajaa . . ' Irttv and had begun an exploration derbllt, ; and tony himself. Nothing 1 toto the science of Dead People, seemed disturbed; the buildings I pernaps they bad found some for- wer totact;' V Pv- ? ' '. -s' Imnla for a gas that stupenea, out Tony cut tne motors so inai weir i was harmless otnerwise. descent became a soft whistle. I Their plan and their purpose, Then they saw clearly. , 1 I than, wonld be olaln. They would Y Far below were human figures, I mread the cas and render Hen- the people of -the cantonment andln-, people helpless; then they all of them lay on tne grouna, ouaiy i would return to the camp ana con- collapsed, utterly motionless. lt- doing whatever they wished Thev looked as If they were with the people, as they awoite. dead ; and Tony thought they were I - Tony scanned the sky, the sur dead. So did Jack. Taylor at bis rounding hills. There, was nothing Ma- anil Peter Vanderbllt his sat-1 In alirht. nrnina face oressed Against the I . Yet he leaned np. "Peter t Jack I quarts windows of the-plane, be I They'll be coming back ! We'll be lleved be was : witnessing catastro ready , for them I" nhsi to Hendron's attempt to pre-1 "Whot Who are theyr amrem .knasanlty: '''"j.?:,S?'!.; I 'V-'"Tha' men who did this I Come Tonr 'cut the propulsive stream I on I' .11 Hnnrn tha air In and dnn I ' ; "Wherer ,!-'"-. n. inat altitude and tnrnedl ' "To the tubes!" And Tony point- on power as he reached the edge of led to them, aimed like cannon Into the landing fieiay xne piane oumpea i tne u m - . . m ami raatoii in ailen. . from the Ark. which Hendron and No one appeared from the dlrec he had mounted on their swivels at tlon of the camp. Nothing in sight the edges of the camp. From them u..yi ... i - ',', ,l. mnid be shot Into the air the aw- UIVll ,Bjuicui " ' v. - . ' . il' " 1 - M A ika A Tonv nut his band on the lever rol oiast tnai naa PruiuBuM. AiianA tha hnmi nf tha mvlrhlt. thronirh snace. and which meitea "I'll yank lt epen" and Jump otit every jnetal except the single sub rknnka Uke mia. Slam lt after I eo. stance with which they were Uned. and see what happens to me." ;t:p .The nearest of tnesa engines oi n Wither of his companions -would I flight, so exnedlently made into ma have, undertaken that terrifying as- chines of defense, waa I couple; of slgnment would have Insisted upon I hundred yards away;;1 and now aa Undertaking it; but , Tony put nis the three made nasniy ror n, yuv words lnt; execution before they I noticed a grouping of. the ump, un- crfuld speak.;The hatch; grated open, I conscious forms that told. Its own Tonv leaped out on: the fuselage; I slenlflcant story. -tWfe".- there waa a clang, ana almost none I several of tne men seemea . tv of the outer air had : entered the have been on the way to toe great airahin. ..i;;;"-- fwJiKW-w VI-1 tube when they had collapsed. Taylor's knuckles on - the natch- y0u seel" gasped Tony j ror me handle ;were;whlte.:-V:.:.i.c4'.; three; now, were running; -"Tit waa Vanderbllt peered ! through the n attack! -They saw It, and tried glass; at Tony, his face unmovlng. 1 ,0 eet the tube going . . - , . - IR la n I ,. -J..J In. .In..., KlL nut ne wniBpereu, r uuu . aa u ii " two men.mtiw. m bimi r himself. ;fitf:-!ii,fei-i$sWi.vii: I low the toba-ikTonylstared down at . t,ia- kimti mnvan the con- - - I UICU, MO -."" trnla. and felt them in order. ' "Deadr' Tony asked or xayior, TONT slipped from the fuselage whA hent over the men. , ' 1 to the ground. Vanderbllt and jack1 shook" his head. lNobody'i Taylor, watching, expected at ny moment to see mm stagger or snua der or faU wrlthlngly to the earth. The huge sufcar ii.:.l at i-ut-nando; Trinidad, la the target In the British empire and the second : largest In the world. Forty thou sand tons of sugar were turned out there lii one year. " . " , .. i,, ,, . i 3-Way Weapon of 16th Cantary , . -; Back to the Sixteenth century lit -England a maker of hand weapons -produced a combination weapon. It consisted of pistol, dagger and knuckledutrter, or brass knuckles. ;:vr:6" ' ''"' '"' ' " T" J k.. Hi He Is -Asaejssl.i.'. Hf.i "My manner " of deep hnmlllty serves to amnse me;" said HI Ho, , the. sage of CWnatown, "since It encourages my friend, Hi Hat, tw grow more ridiculous as- be con tin- , ues to strut" , . ' ' The Toft-Hmtew -. i' ' i The term tuft-hunter is applied , to a person who trlea to curry fa vor with the wealthy and 1 great for the sake of feeding on the. ' crumbs which fall from the tick man's table. Ufa of Wild Game Wild game thrives better, ' eayi 1 , a naturalist. If they are permitted' , to remain primitive than If they y are provided with artificial feeding- M grounds. 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Thousands of women testify Car dui benefited them. If k does not benefit YOU, consult a physician. I am not convinced that another war will come immediately. I am not persuaded that it will coma at all. But to prevent it, and at the same time to avail ourselves of all the possibilities for happiness which have been created by thinking and studying men, we have got to get rid of International disputes and hatreds, and with the endless en deavor to gain new territory which nations would not know how to use If they captured lt What blessings men may have a hundred years from now we do not know, and lt will not make much difference to us. "Let dogs delight to bark and bite," says the old poem. Some or mose Growls old poems contain and Snarls considerable hard sense. The growling and biting will go on In the kennels, but one would imagine by this time that lt ought to be eliminated from the Uvlng room and the business office. Temoen are not easy to keep. But when you. realize that the minute you lose your mental balance you stop thinking dearly, perhaps-.you will put a monger curb on your utterances. I have worked In many offices, un der many men. Vever have I known a growler ot a snarler who wouldn't have got more and better work out of those under him if pe bad been a little more tolerant of mistakes, and a little more sparing of bard words. In the prize ring the man who loses, his temper loses the fight a a e e a a The man who beats his boy be cause he has been impertinent, the woman who alaps her baby because lt gets Into some mischief lt knew no better than to get Into, are stor ing np trouble. It la Just as sensible to'"get mad" at a root which trips you up while yon are walking through the woods, or a door' which slammed In the wind and hurt one of your toes. ;John Flske said that George Washington, on one occasion when one of the men under htm had done something foolish, threw his hat on tha floor and stamped on It, or did something of the same irritated kind. But Washington did not loose anv profanity when battles were going on, and neither did. Grant or Lee or any other great geueiaia. I have heard that anger really hwaila nnlaona In the system. Certainly lt breeds poisons in me soul, poisons that are Ukely to prove s-ar harmful Learn, if you can, to accept mis fortunes, even failures, with philos ophy. v; t Iarn to foreet hard words that are said to you, or the mistakes that people who are worjnng ma w yon or over yon nay nan. 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