FDR RECEIVES BOMBER MODEL
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Hit' IVoilR''!•< Aircraft ( umpuiiy plant at I tilsa. Gkla.. Vl'i'sidt !ll E'iidm ;v!t ircrlvis a modi'I of
\ ! <li\ c lM«n-,l».-r iriim Otil Smallwood. representiiig (lie woikers at the plant. I iiis was the resident's
second major tour of the nation's «a • plants. (International Soundplioto.)
ON THE DECK 0 F "SHANGRI-LA"
ON THE DECK OF "SHANGRI-LA"
Taking tilt iiir Tokyo. (he nihil of a lr!,i nf Duoliltlr's raiders gels the all-clear signal from llic starter on
tin- !1 i. !• i <!<■••!. <»l tile S. S. Hornet. I'laiies devastated Japan's industrial, military and industrial centers.
V. S. Navy riioto. (International Soundplioto.)
r»:?\rTi:it 'i: u::ty
A ,Ti..'K tiri'ili'il a.< frou
- i .ii i»l<iw when Agatha an
■ : • !i; • 111. re \v is a micro
, • « ,il ti hi the i Inset.
n 1 lit y'ie spying on
i In 01 iv.I. as tli<
I in : mi:i might Ik- audi
I • ;■» Hi. n.ncraled liftcner, even
I 'i out in (lie hall.
■ i • : ii't know who y.ni mean by
*1'. . .!•!. i v.i'iiMn'l h.-.111 prised
il i lis.- police."
-v. h:st ( an wo Jo?"
"V. urn : 1 .tile a;: though v.'r ills
1 *;!•••.* .. Mill • mill one 11 :m ;
t i • . .. ■!■ i;.: .. i: liii'l.i cut v. her.'
lu. V
"i I 'nji'l l;now," admitted Aga
tiia "VI i «'. ii i i tif v.c can tlili:t
i'• • linntint yiumj: man.
1'iiUiam. the f: (itball cap
'•! .1
■i'ii ! i ii" of 11;.ilift to
\ :.ii
■. II. ' : 11.1 .'.."allin lii mly.
I. r lay Ii! Yoll ;.o
i. i.i:»» !lic ii imi an.I talk to
yoi:i elf. ii tuccnnary. Anylhlnf; to
lit«*|» tin' man .. 1 Hi.* oilier end of
that ^.i ■ fi.ir • ;,iii . :iiij: what w«'re
Up to."
A i' i hurried down the stairs
and i lit 1 *i<- fr. t door. She didn't
kr. i'.v willed way to go. Suppo: e
liar.- .. ill (l.i. :-..' VVIuit oxcukc
v.i.u|.I ihc it.v to get him out?
I!a I :■ ick !" Ii r right, hey (fid
n \ :ii nt I i*. v.. (lie Mar.-h hincli
p * * i \ • not or stiid.ntu prohahly
'••• ••ifd I., around the tallica there.
I'. ot«. of thorn would know
where Mat'.s would bis at Ihia hour
Hae didn't nr-cd to null. Iaic's. wii*
with her. for as sl»" opened the
vein d.Hip ;:li" caino face to face
v.ith t!»• mail she wafi looking for.
"Mr. I'utnum!"
lie ^linn'd at her. "iJvcms to inr
We in-1 1«|;:1 night."
"Vc*. niul I've t,r>nic to you for
hip. I know I enn tiust you.
' ii r.t e - outside where wc can
talk." A young man at Ihc table
fiiM inside the door was regarding
them i uciour.ly.
tl.T ti iteppril out on the sidewalk!
v..Hi In r. She illi v; him away where
i he v. :i?t auro I hey could not lie (
ovo I- til "<• in cone's installed a(
' r. plvu-.e in Clemuntlne'n room." |
- I I: • -il IIIPlltlllrii.lly. "We
1 ti' .. in follow the wilt- I
1 ■ .ii I (.-.' a 1114' mnii who'll lis-,
trull •• In."
Ii- frown. <1. ''But why rnme tci,
r.t Why not rail the police .'"
"N'». no! t.i l'r keep l!ic polh . OH'
''f il They fuupret Clrmanline. It
i ay In- tjir puiicv who <M0 doing I
listening," I
I Support her? Oo.id I-ord!"
Without furtlior urging tli
young man headed t<nvanl th
rooming lsotusp. Agatha ha<l t.i in
; ti> keep up with hi.; sun! stii ! •.
| "Don'L say a word win n you ge
there!" she directed him. "CMi'mnn
tine n:ii! I wil! tali; a.-; though fi i
is iio one cIfo in the room. You
jbusy following the wires."
TaUing hi r advice t'> i> • fjiiiol. 'v
tlpdoed up the stair? I liin,l her
Agatha trwl a:: heavily . In omli
to rover any sound In* made.
CI mantine was lnini;'.i,rr; a liir."
| inside the room. A;;athi lit
"Silo';; got .-•pun!;:" ;>he v.;.. pivu
(if her daughter.
I The giri'.s fee colorc.l a lilll.- :>.•
I fin appeari d in the t! ->r.v.:v, I<'!i
J tlio hiiinminj: ■ {i> 1 not :.toj». Sin
point.'d toward !!••• «>::> k • t!n
rli set In ii.dii :tif t'i lni .iiit ll oi
Itlip mierfpluaic. To Agatha slii
.iliil, "l>:d they have a in . ; :i|,«-!
Iat 1 he siore?"
"Xo." n ,'l:''d Agatha. !:• . >ir up
tin- deception. "You v.vi. i . lit .' I:
•iloMiin' paper.; have Imii sold i it.
I ami the .iliii.nn papi «#. haven't
come. IVth.ipj: we can ;;ei I In ne.\.
on I he radio. You have one. h.iveii'l
you'."'
| "One or I hone porta hi- Sets. It's
pretty ;.oi .i |ii>n'i \i>u ieiuenilior?
Yi.i: gave it t.i me."
"oil. I did. Well. let's turn il
1 o:«." The radio would In- a life
■ :-.ivcr. It w.mld relieve tlni.i from
| (In- need to ki ep l.-ilkilig.
Tlie radio sal in (lie lioltorn of
the closet. Clcimmtine niaiie consid
erable unnecessary noise reaching
I past Hans' knees to net it noise
lli.it served to cover the sounds of
his moving I he el.it lies aside ns he
peered up at the wire disappearing
over the top 'if the shelf. Certainly
anyone listening at the othrr end
of the line would he confused by
the dragging of the radio case
across I lie floor.
Hans poked the air with n fincer
to indicate that the wire went into
the next room. Agatha's heart
quickened That was the lal girl's
room. Was it possible . . .
Hans tiptoed out the door and
down the hall. They heard nothing
further from him for a moment
no voices so il w.M logic;'! to as
sume thai the rat girl had departed
for In r clnssert at Inst.
("! :i';inllne wiiji fooling villi the
radio ilia's. "There'll he a lot of
sialic. I•' - very tioh y."
"CSoctlJ I m.vn I don't HI.'
Uu.'c quiet radios you have to
,r.iiu >"iir can; to lir.ir."
• It t.ikcs n minute to warm no."
Agatha was listening for liana'
fooUlepa in the next room, unU
•h •[•inr Ihe fnt pirl wouldn't catch
:• lhole. Sin- heard a window
.< ;«i!l}r open. He'd probably
I Ir.- ' i'l ih<* iH' oulsid* the house
a It t ' V. she decided. She was glad.
! !! \.i>ald in- awful to know that
. •im i a* in I bin bouse was spying
• : !i Clii.tanline.
'IT radio enine to life in the mid
I<!!•• or one of the usual morning se
nilis. There wasn't much chance of
. finding nevva now. Imt anything
I III::i made a noise wonU do.
Tim <•; h tli,'open doorway Aga
■ th: saw II.in:: descending the
. l-;:ir lie waved reassuringly to
In r I fore be «i! -appeared from
■ bt below the landing confirming
!u r ; in . that the wiring went out
ride. She in .ml the front door soft
ie open and close behind liini.
The radio announcer was giying
a i al:« lecipe. Aj: itlia sat down on
the I, ii an.I liowe I her head. She
wa« t .Mill *1 ill,T. Mustn't let li.*r
1 tie.-v<:: p.< I ih • b •tier of her now!
"Maybe 111 i V ."nine niu:<ie," said
C'l. 1'iaiitine "I've tried .ill the sta
iioi:: lliat niivlit have news." •
Tile fnnl dm'!- reopened. without
"tiy attempt al qiiiel this time, and
II:.'is cam:- pounding up the stairs.
, lie w:> surprisingly heavy, al
though he liad not seemed unusu
ally l it; e. A, . U'a v tnemliercd he
i w; the football captain.
"No iicf.(l to worry about that
microphone any longer," he told
litem, not in the slightest short of
jbreath. :ilt hi.n;;li lie had taken the
fstcp.i three at a time. "It's not con
| ncctcd."
I Ai:atha stared at him in disbe
lief.
"Arc you sure?" asked Clcman
tine. <r
"t traced the wires down the out
I side wall from the window in the
| next room, and across the vacant
lot between here and the Maisli
lunchroom. They were hidden in
| the dry Rrans. and half way across
I the lot they were broken off. VVho
i ever war: listening caught onto your
i trick and pulled in his trail."
Apatlia gasped. "If the wires
| pointed Vint way, they must have
been pulled by someone in the
lunchroom
| "Right. I."ol<s rlirpirious, doesn't
it? Thai'it where you found me."
"Don't b- silly! Who else was
tlif re ?"
"I'm /"ire no one else In the
li"v I'll • ; i v.-.ts I li ning l;> any
II ropliolie." lie lirsitated. "Of
course it's a twc-.'lory building.
Willfird Bacon, the blind boy, lives
iiiir.lalrs."
The two women exchanged »Ur«
tied glances.
(To Ho Continued)
By I.(K:.\N (II'MII'NINC, M II.
ALL OF our da;!* hnl.ii* are
being disrupted l.y tl» w«•• ;,i„|
there is no prospect that tin- sit i
ation is (join# *o improve. Kvon if
pwfc* were d' flared tomorrow.
Dr. Clcndenini? «i>; answer
questions of ijvm iji! i • , . t
only, and then only < hrotigli
his column.
troops would still have »-. I..- ::t
abroad in order to ««-iil.i. •
who have token their turn at v.vv.
ice. In medical .schools we In li.-vu
that practically all doctors !. i.e.;
graduated from nin!ir;>l
will lie inducted into service v:j» to
at least 1D50.
I sit in on the tli.. us-riot's of (I. •
house committee of a small hos
pital and it is n.><oni?hiii*: how
many problems come up which aj>
parently can't be anticipati I. i
there is no good reason to !•••!
(bat the situation v.iil he bettered
within the next two or three y«i .
Our eating habits have been
completely changed and will
wain so for soiur time.
Clicnjje in Rating llabils
One feature in the change In
catinj; habits is the amount of •
ing that is done out :>!<■ t!:.> home.
In 1 there was :.u average of
§175.000.(1(10 a luouth s[ eld i.:s
sales in restaurants ami eating
and drinking plans. In 11 tuln r,
IH42, there was $.V.i'J.ti(ni,ur;o : p.-uL.
These changes are due to tl.e pop
ulation groups which have mo. ,
into war industry centers ai.d h.."
not found proper faciliiie f.-r It
ing qua rters, pat-tut:: v. .•rkin-r
away from home, inere:. ■! •
ployir.eut in largccities and :nv. •
Not only this. but ti-.« a'ii<>-:rit
of food which is bi-iti " s. i\.,\ in
these places is i;icrca.-iujr. In! :'.i
dollar sales in eating ai d di t-. m:
places were less than 20 p.-r u:
of the total retail ••::!• of
stores. Now tlr-y at" ruiiaii;;;
around Uti per cent.
I'roblenis in ISei tatirantK
AH of these thine bring prob
leniH. Restaurant In lp is ai a pre.
iniuni and often it is dilUcuit
enforce the sanitary r« .-ni:.t■••n
which should be impned up-.ii
food workers. Sanitary
now huve to vii.it iwtauriisit ai
night.
An extremely ir.-poriar.t r\'
tar\ pi ecaution .v. ! ! 1 .
stilulcd is the use of pup»r
,*aper plates and nt .
us possible. With ':■< n
in tiie inspicti' n 'if
Aoi'Ucrs. the w:i: ul' [I..
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
By Dr. Clendeninp
Fiidcy-817 calories
BREAKFAST
I universal vitamin pill: •!
'■•ivfii prunes— L'oil calories; 1
iin ti a-' (>:■• butter)—WO calo
i !<• : I cup r« tlYe (no creant or
-•.Wir).
lurJCH
Stuffed ctrir salad (1 <"£•£. 'i
I :•! mineral nit ilress
i: •- i I ealories; I whole-wheat
< ra<-!a r 'Jli raloj-ies; 1 i>lu»s
.-I.iniiuvil milk—KM) calorics.
DINNER
A vera • In ljiint* of any ba!:ed,
! r ili'i! . : !h (J 1; }i (no atice)—
l'1" ■ ..I iri •: "i cup | toadied cu
• in! I- i < r.o calorie.-; la cup lem
on t.c I'.'(I calorics.
. • i■ saucers, is often done carc
I ly. am! i-ro ^ infection is very
!i !y t*i piead. Kvcn in the Ik?i
r1 t:i iratit a? 'I eating places pa
trons -li"'ilt| feel that their inter
e • are bi'iii;; served by the Use
i>f ? ucli psper utensils.
i'Uli Washing
'i'h- t«"liiit<|iie required hy the
Umi'iiu «>1' Standards nf mn-t
Ii. !• !i t.:ii l..i;-nts fur the wuwli
!. ■ • ■!' • I: in a n taiirant is
i|tiiV 'i il l. l! eanilol he left to a
i I i . fur ihi1 »va::on that
i v. ii ,.i ,:s1iin>- of infections
.: III tile . r i!i;iestive tract
:n-«* very !: • I . i.cclir unlet s the
l iiij•• •:.i; i t'ie water ami
< ' • ' ! • are carefully oh
\ •!. .Mi •!. I:ave reports
ii .1 •••!.. citi< that Mich infrc
!ia\ ■ ' ii I l'iiiin iiejrlect
«f till-" I A • u : f <l«al of
it can 1.1- J.: "Vi-ii'ei| by the Use of
j.ai. c < -iju an.I ntcni'ils.
tjl' I "STit: NS AM) A NSW KUS
iJ. M.: <' .'i a temperature
• t in :i • .rl uf nine years be
• •! by :• : rvnii condition, or
<: ■ fin I.u.'i- lo !.•• a physical
ei lit.'.ii ■ aat for it? I- it
il'intri roil-. I" allow a child run
i i- r li . : i lire to nh ad
v.::'i a:::l a. ti.iti-:<?
ver: I w..alil revrard this as
u:!*--ii :.:lv rr to require a
.ill . 11 i aminatiiiii. It
! iiM : ' . I ■ • ! ineil away hv
ti. ■ .• :• i ii.. i:jtl)l thai it is
«i>a- i i : . i \ Hi; I. -, s. I believe a
-'•in. : ami an x-ray of
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LOOK AT ALL THIS, liAbt
T/A '.HE MODERN /V\IDAS' fiL
"LL OJVER YOU WITH -ifciV
DIAMONDS'/ -«'■ ■
f HERE-tfRAB A FEW
3-SI/VY'YOU
FiSTFULS Or THiS •—HAVH LOST
L2TTUCC AND OET YOURSELF YOUR
pom t han:> ME
THAT I3IM STurr.
HE'S IN JAIL- I'M 'lOUK
EVER LOVlNG HIISE"VMC>,
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