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entirely in the (union's own mach- lno-shop, isthe plant's replv to the robltm or inrpcr machinery ause q! the war a of post-war restrictions. The normal cast-iron Irame o1 1m

the Air Force maintenance of its

‘e Fighter's cannon

rhin- Ailied trades

‘ til, armament assist- ,armourer. There are

.. _> in many other ground I ‘ ‘ ‘co experience in air

' can mean immediate ad-

afiienrih "mos

pay; Cbfgeirehensive train- ' ‘ d" pr ded. Applicants - ~ tier-shampoos: a - lb technical shool equive

ous trade experience is

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Q5 monthly for Air- QIBS for Warrant

extra pay for trade

_ pay after esyi (Ink; marriage

" '0 a month; free uni- and dental

‘Y: Basic pay plus living ‘for non-commissioned

imported loom has been replaced a hard South. African timber loh, the makers say. has the ad-

vantage or "give“ to strains under

which cast-iron otten cracks.

N. Y. GIRL RAPE!)

NEW YORK. June 12—(AiP)—A 22-year-old secretary was selmd 1mm a hedge and raped early to- day. police said. as she returned to her Queens home thrmgh s

residential nelfihiborhood. , llt was time rd raping in New

grouping" and ‘ juniorrnatri-

and pension.

terms.

Alexander Qamitbdl PIOAL TOIOQ AI L

‘ the fa icemsn 00kg on the deer o th house. msnamerged who was clad in the some genuine 5| the drawers ct the-lltti earri- s as they had seen in the towns.

e policeman ddrsssed a Words . e grinned. nodd

' his hands down the sides o his em roldered shirt and turned a friendly eyle on Frank and Flor- ence. Then e put his head in the door o! the cottage and said soma- thing to an unseen occupant.

Another man. identically clad, who was probably his brother. step ed blinking into the sunlght. _

The position was explained

dded energetically.

"I! the lady and ilentiemnn" be seated in the toboggan. policeman sug ested.

Frank he Florence in and Ist down hlmse t. In from 01 them narrow ros

our necks.

The two men advanced on the iabollsn. One seized back, the other a rope

The leader looked back. said sorne- - thing. l-tls companion nodded. The -

leader tugged on his rope. gave s sort o! whoop, and started to run

~ down the

York in the out flve days.

The youns woman. taken to hospital ior shock, told police she recognized her assailant as a stocky negro who had been riding o.n s bus by which she was ra- turnlng home.

PROTECTIVE VEIL

The wedding veil is believed to be a survival oi an ancient supersti- tion that evil spirits “ould harm the bride i1 she wasn't protected with a veil.

more service; pensions or gratuities ‘ in the event oi‘ prior discharge on medical grounds, and pensions or gratuities to widows or children in the event of death while on service.

VETERANS’ PREFERENCE: As among applicants, war veterans applying for reappointment will re- ceive preference, and if accepted will be reappointed to the ranks they held at the time of their discharge, or to the nearest ranks which estalr lishrnont permits; and their prior service will be a factor in promotion

TERMS OF SERVICE: Applicants without previous service must be over l8 and under 26. Good conduct, satisfactory medical category and educational qualifications will enable applicants to enlist in Regular Air Force for five years and re-engege thereafter for further Ave-yea‘:

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- warns 1o APFLY: Applications should be made to Eastern Air Com-

mand, RCAF, 17 South 8t, Hllilll, o

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Very shortly they were‘ gliding down the narrow twisting road nt an ever-increasing pace. Fr nk looked back into the flushed sce ot nion.

"Hold tight!"

Florence held on to the iron bar across the front of her seat with one hand. With the other she clutched her wlde-brlmmed white hat

The toboggan gained speed. Boon they were swooping like a bird, awervlng dangerously round cor- ners, while the steel runners whinned protestinglg. ‘

The iunction o! t e man at the back, it soon became evident, was to keep the thing from running awsy altogether. Frank shuddered as he thought 0t what would hap- pen ll t-he rope broke.

The lellows were in splendid condition. Fast as they were going the swelling o! their muscles and they breathed quite normally. Only the sweat that began to torm on their brown foreheads showed the strain to which they were being subjected.

Smoke began to rise from the steel runners. heated by the frict- ion u! their passage over the stones The leader gave a short word o! command. The msn st the rear pulled mightily. The tobcggon cielwed round and screched to s ha t.

The man at the bark tossed his companion a siri of clo-th that had been well soak in grease. The lesdervspresd it on the roadway and drew the toboggan over . This was repeated several times. Then the wild passage began all over again. -

The road skirted the gardens and plantations that dropped down the mountain side to the sea level. Frank glanced down. The roots u! Funchsl had become appreciably nearer. In a few minutes they had descended several hundred feet. l

Now they were passing houses an Frank hoped fervently that no

desirlans would be found

ering in the roadway. The

boggan shot round comers, follow- ing the twisting: and tumlngs ot the hill. There was no means o! warning anyone who might be in the way.

But apparently the inhabitants

speed limit down this roadway was always clear. People stood in the doorways and watched their violent passage with bored indifference. ‘ Now they were coming into the outskirts oi.’ the town, and were runnin over cobbles. The leader the toboggsn again to greese the runners. "We'll make iti" exulied Frank. "rm keeping my‘ eyes cloned." psnted Florence. ' hat last blind corner was a bit too much for me!" They startedagsin. Fill the men showed no signs of in igtie, though the had run over three miles at a idling pace, steering the giant io- bo¥gm otiitsdsteeqi course. d ey w r e s e s op an Frank cried out.” ’

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"I know where we are now. This is the place that Gear a called the Street ot Dlliiculty. ok, there's the railway station. We tar to o now."

The s ope ended‘. They were in one o! the chief streets oi Funcliol,

. The toboggan co d go no further.

Aibovs the shrill cries o! street vendors rose the lnmerlous wall of the lids)‘: syren.

Frank sprang out, and helped Florence out.

He thrust s note into the to- boggen leader's hand.

"I can't thank you enough. but

rainy» for your trouble!"

The man look the note. grinning broadly, and waved it st his pmlon, who ejaculated. They evi- dentl regarded themselves as be- ing r chly rewarded.

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