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with slaherty to pull that arrest. College Boy took her in his I promised him ten grand. see. arms. and for a long minute she F 1 F sacchino and Fingers will be held clung to him. as though she could a s until to-morrorfa court, tor that not let him go.

money." . "Now beat it," she ordered. "But 5! E- 1- 51110! "Did you get the papers?" the listen. I've got to put up a (rant, . Boy uked. when they begin looking tor you.

Colleae lioy been to unit. In iisuro I not them. Now you and cannot find you. Well. 1 ex- thep crooning. Iiexihle tenor voice take the powder. boy. see? Get pect to hear from you. And it I which he managed so easily. As yoiir hands on the kale, and go don't hear. when I think I ought. he sang. his eyes wandered about right down to the quay. Pick me I'll come running to find you. And the room. There. at one table in a up with the car at the . all-night don't think I'll come alone. either. corner. sat sacchoni himself. and dump on the coi-ne.r.'? You'll be alive just twenty-four by hi-3 W19 W0 llully-hiked. nar- "The drlll-llv0l'0?" hours. after I set my feet in Eur- row-chuted little man known as "sure! We'll go motor riding im- ope." F;l;L1Y(l:lee-Al.:lel'nk.lll;Eel'r zybliriltlnct and tlhh itbmtime tier yitzuito get on bthe "I-loneyl” he said repi-oachtully. ' N SU C O . 0 C were more I D. V! I lll or our cu in; To be continued ' '- ot the gangsters; big burly lel- and stick there." y E i t- .- lows known as "muscle men." who - did the bullying and intimidating iecessary tor the smooth 'working ' oi the racket. ringers himselt sat L " with these: and they. like Bac- choni himself, were leaning for- ward with rapt laces, drinking in every note and every word or the r SUKEIY -30118.

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I College Boy crooned on like 1 . man in a dream. He was telling . his hearers that he was not really pt gay. but only "painting the clouds ll with sunshine." sacchoni brushed i a tear from his cheek, and the dopey little killer beside him gulp- ed hard, to swallow his pateht emotion. Lola's story of killing . . seemed. in that moment of easy y .- - - conquest. the most absurd fable

i g H I ; College Boy had ever heard. 4 ' ' v "Hands up, every one of you," E A roared a harsh voice, cutting across the crooning melody. "You

I x ” sacchoniejust. move a linger and .SCENE 1. A new home being constructed i-ou'1l,never move another." in a Canadian Community. lheMegcl:g:rluell1;r1lllor:m - - . V y. V . . . . whisper rose from the tables. and Playing .a vital part behind many COtlSlr'llLtl0.n scenes like llllS.lS a man who exempli- nppled amm me ammo". fies millions of Canadians. He 5 the typical life rnnlranta policyholder-a portion of w-1-he buns 1" - whose premium money is invested in new homes, stores, roads, power plants and College Boy's voice died way. Just like D-353- iand his nerveless fingers let slip Sleepsuits come in

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lirmation oi Lola's story. The High spot had surely been taken ;3,95,Yom-cjmio. for it ride! of tailored collar And he was en the very edge oi o,e,",n,ck. escape from the racket. to be swept into the police net?

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To College Boy came an impera- tive whisper: "Sing, you big boob! Cover it up."

He looked through the open door which admitted performers. to see Tony. the club proprietor. making emphatic gestures. And, standing beside Tony was Lola,

SCENE 2. A famous Canadian medical h”a”'e:n::fjf: frfd ::fu;1””Cf;jf.Xe: Th"',l E smifying feemg ”f h 1 b L" ” 5 3 . ' 3 comfort and case when you wear your researc a oratory. and hope came back in a flood. , Piucking at the guitar once new Harvey-Woods Sleepsuitfor the

The man who plays a key role lbackstage" in this scene, too, is a life insurance more, college Boy lined up his iirst time. That feeling stay: all policyholder. Thanks to him, the life insurance companies are able to contri ute voice. just a little shal()l)l.V art first night no matter how much you twist M5 ,

' ' s r . - i - . x - - but smoothly enough w en e saw . funds to assist various medical research proyects. 'iheir aim. to help Canadians live mat me police were departing or toss in your sleep. Even after

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kmgert heakhl" ll-Ve5' , with their captives. It was not so bad. after all: in fact. Iiqthlns comfort and fit ofthe new garment 50”” h”9 m"" pm” i” 5”” ms remains. That's because of the care plans better. . h . h k. d f His voice took a new and sweet- i " 8955 19”” Ema "38--' an 0 or note. is he fitted the words or the fine-combed cotton Interlock and "5 dmt W W5 WW 9-W””" Jersey fabrics used-they never need l'lll5'r(;1'mlgh Lhmgx nm, not mob . ironing. Harvey-Woods comfortable hrighf. new Sleepsuits come in a choice of Tlicyli sure turn out all right. sgylgs gnd colours from gbou;

If you kerp painting the clouds - with sunshine." NC35 3850' That was how it was with him. i Sacchino and the others would have somctiiiiig else to think of. hcside the rivalry for the vacant p0Slli0l1 at the head of the gang. Tlicy would suppose that he. College Boy. would have plenty to do. in fulfilling his customary duties, in the 'iacc of such an cmcrgciicy. To set the law in op- eration lor the protection of the Here the life insurance policyholder renders another valuable unseen service- 7 dtQpOl&l;Pr”02E1lal:9u”:::ip because the money he puts aside for his familyis security also helps to keep the to gnablg saccmm, and the others

nation's economy strong. As the backbone of our expanding defense effort, a strong I0 ”beat the rapt" those were the

economy is important to all freedom-loving Canadians. ”"mC”1t" "595 of Cane” 3” m the cosmos oi the gang.

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Happy ending: Every life insurance policyholder should take a bow for his he was tree to rejoin Lola. in the

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performance behind all these scenes. For, while he provides security for his fail” secmded zguilnr dli””;G 13'”; family, he also helps in these ways to make Canada a better land to live inl -1E:,,;V3..pul N e r lp 3 3

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