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"Oh, he'll soon come round, was ..ho's not bldly hurt, he isn't. Just A little clip behind the can to knock the senses out of hlrn for A minute or two."

"Pick him up and carry him to my car."

"He's no lightweight. Miss."

"Do as I tell you!"

Ten-lflod Into super-normal en- deavour, with A violent effort be heaved Robin upf And with his burdens feet dragging on the road. made hls way back to the cars.

"Take him to my car." she com- manded sgaln as they passed Clor- don. who had made no Attempt to get to his feet. but stlll lay stretch- ed out an the ground cursing volub- ly. she stopped for A moment. and with her pistol handy said to him: "Why were you doing this to Rob- in Foster who put you up to it? And why?” But the only response was An increased volublllty in his curslng.

Benson succeeded in heaving Robin into the back of her four- scster.

"Ive got nine csrtrldgu in this gun she said. I'm going to us; two of them'-and she calmly llx-ed I shot lnto one of the back tires of the other car. "Now come round to the bonnet. Move qulcklyl" she repeated the process with one of the front tyres. "That leaves me wlth

seven Isee you have two spares, 5 you can amuse yourself putt them on. I'm I dead shot, and either of you attempt to move L fore I get. away. you'll get I bull. plumb through your head. Unde. stand? Never mind that man Gor- don-l'll take care of him."

She stood and watched Benson go forward for A short distance in the direction she had lndlcated. "stand there” she called. and then, satisfying herself that Gordon. prone on the ground, was still out of Action, she nipped into her car. put her I mallc on the seat be- side her, gzsgged the vehicle swiftly round, and in A few seconds ll. was leaping back with gathering speed in the direction of Wlchlng- to

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Then and only then d Laurette permit. herself to relax. ring the time she had been engaged in el- fecting Robin's rescue her mind had not had the opportunity to dwell on the mystery of the whole inci- dent.

What one earth had Robin Fos- ter been dolng down in thls quar- ter of the globe? How strange it was that a man she had never ex- pected to meet again she should so unexpectedly save from death!

To obtain suocour for him was tho first essential. She would take him to "me Magpie," at Widdle- wn, where she was staying.

she was wlthln a. few hundred yards of her destination when sud- denly she screamed. involuntarily touching the Accelerator And jerk- lng the car forward. A hand had

Then she laughed Aloud in her rellef And slowed the car down to stop. Robin had struggled to his feet And. bending forward. wAs star- lng at her dazedly.

"Good heavens. Laurette!" ho ax- clalmed.

"Yes; Laurette." she smiled At hlm frankly. "You rather startled me, Robin. I thought you were still obllvloul. I'm A bit rattled, you see." "But...But..." He Itammsred in puzzled amazement. "I-I I don't understand. Last thing I can re- msrnbeu-............good heavens!" lie muttered u recollectlon slowly came to him; and his head throbb- od so painfully with hls effort to adjust that recollection to his pre- sent situation that he ground And allowed his mind to lapse Again into tranquility of lndifference.

"Ask no questions yet." Laurens counselled hlm. "You've had A nasty shake-up. Tell me. how do you feel?"

"Pretty terrible." he Admltlzed.

"I'm taking you along to the inn where I'm staying. just a few hun- dred yards away. we'll fix you up there And you'll soon feel better."

soon they were slldlng past one or own thatched b silhouetted sharply in the clear moonless night.

"Here we are. This ls my pub Well just go right in. Its A charm- lng little place and I've a sitting- room next to my bedroom up on the roof Amongst the sparrows. we can squat and talk there,”

Seated. a few mlnutcn later, be- slde her on the old-fashioned vic- torlan ottoman which adorned Lauretws sitting-room. Robin mm almost finished his very welcome drlnk when with a boyish gesture hls hostess, renchlng across, Ap- proprlated his gloss and sold bright- ly. "Let me have one llttle sip of that. .1 think I've earned it." nu swallowed a mouthful. "Here's to happier days. Robin?

Unconsclously hln heart warmed to her. It was difficult to reconcile with the doubts And fears that

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troubled him. this easy friendliness of hers. was ll. sincere? l-fwd Aha forgotten that they had lost parted on unhappy terms?

"This is the most staggering busi- noss I've ever dreamt of In All my young life. Our you-help at all to explAln it?" ' "Perhaps between us we may.” sAld she. "lets start At the begin- nlnI'- You tell your story first."

Robin dld so. when he had flnlsh- ed. her eyes wen spafkllng with excitement And wonder.

"You don't know who the mm Intel" she Asked.

"Not from the devil hlmulf. odd- ly snough, I thought I rocognlxsd one fellow's volco."

"I'm not surprised sf. that. who do you think it was? 1t was Gordon -Maurlcs Gordon!

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"Where Old Friends Meet"

moment as the full slgnlflcance of this revelation sank lnto his com- yIOi'lOnSAOn. "Maurice Gordon." he repeated. "Then .. "

"Yes. you see you were wrong." she interposed. "Forgive me, but 1 just can't resist saying It. Robin. After your pow-wow wlth him in that Negrcsco place. you were con- vinced he had nothing to do with- wlth Brett and the murder. when we parted company so cheerfully that Afternoon"-she exchanged n humorous smile with hlm-"I had to believe that, too. But as it ha.)- pensd, luck was '.n my way. lavas headlng for home later on when I saw my msld, Benton. making for an eastward-bound bus. she shouldn't have been out that after- noon at any rate. she hadn't asked me for permission. and I thought It rather queer. You remember we decided that someone in my house must have lent a hand in some way to whoever look Brett away? well, I felt su ,' ' enough to follow her. I followed her right Along to Maurlcs Gordon's office in war- dour street! That, of course chang- ed the whole complexion of things."

"I should Jolly well my lt dld.” agreed Robin.

To be onllnued

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1850 collegiate set New Standard In Girl's School

Canadian Press staff Writer LONDON. May 1 .. (op) .. Until Frances Mary Buss

mg and plckllng." Miss Buss changed All that. .

The school she founded set A pattern for the higher education of women. This month was Buas's school is celebrating its centenary.

Brltlsn newspapers have glven the occasion A lot of attention. both serious and llght-hearted. The A-rchblzhop of Canterbury preach- ed A commemorative semen in st. Paul's cathedral.

was Buss was I dark. curly- halrod "elegsnt young lady" of I when she started her North Lai- don Collegiate School with . nuur ml of pupils in the family home. Her Alm will to give girls the same educational opportunities as boys.

Ha: methods were revolutionary for use. An ago when girls were taught that "horses sweat. gonllr man pcuplrl. but ladlal mercy glow." aha orlanlaod courses W chemistry, biology and mathcmrb lcs, then coulldorod "too difficult” for girls.

Between classes. was Baa gave the girls "gentle ulllstnonlcs." She had In eyl to ths gIrls' health, I too, watching for damp feet and clothing. and later lnsuguratld regular physical inspections by a woman doctor.

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'-rm nation wls fortunah in la first great husdmmrsaa." ms nu; 'rlnm. It coalrnsndod tbs " of his academic studies” an that without mu Dunn surly lu-

ftlotfvo the growth In labor yuan y .

of the first woman's the universities would not hlve nth:-ob," been possible.

Miss Buss aimed at the classes. Daughters 01 wetlthy par- art and dlvlnlly, and had 3 Leslie

curly to do much for whose girls were lucky lesmed the three ulpped primary schools.

less than 30 years. Miss Buss had two schools and Three years before

"me 1994 she is k ii.h ride as the along. English glx'ls' educstlon w s ' pa 9 W 9, . ,,,,,,y ,1 mm, 0, ..puad,mg mg. 3:111;-v of her teachers. 'Our Stuff

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to become more mnsltodm umlartliu; ;;rtot:3r:;e:ga'?;zn;,i connector! to the Altons and Plum A" Om” E"mh.,p"km' mu... to those of men." In lighter lscence: emry recalled

drswlng master. who sot the glrlu stances. were unable to get it.

This ”hea.rf.-tluob" wasl The village: which recently rc- ldenl-ifled as Selltlmus Buss. broth-lcelvcd telephones include: Rose- mlddle er of the headmistress. He taught no;-Q. Blumenom Neuhonh Nw. tlml, Gnndcnl.haL Eldcnburg and

colleges at

Gm! EMMY him 50110015 Where Howard profile. Present-day pupils om”, glggyvgflflgggmtlleI;:elCI:hcle:m3X 313 still repeat the quatruln: , omic'ms say no new me, 8 - I5 Miss Buss and Miss Beale mhnnes have been mud to th.

the poor. "Cupid's darls do not feel; 1! WHY "How different from us. R: at poorly "Miss Beale and Miss Bum!"

lsltona exchange since the lam! ll0l('))h0nE hook-up commenced. ngyggyay lAll told there are 40 rural tele- m.,NNoN".E VHMGES GE-I-lpholle llnes in this sumac. with

394 pupng, PHONE SERVICE lfrom seven to ulna subscrlbors on her death in each line.

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Coulee telephone exchanges. 1 I tiled l"m95- Net and ysrdl vein. mlny romm. After their lnreptlon,tha vlllsues "Zane huge for measure... cf- E r with the cane. first refused tel-aphons service whn, "me, "mo", med (he metric "I. good-loolxlng and later, due to various r:lrcum- system.

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