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litation policy. Allied engineers rebuilt roads and bridges, '1‘ of truobs were made available to France ml the tut- iure program cells for importation ‘from Canada. and the United States alone o! at least 25,000 vehicles to carry loud and supplies to French cities and towns. Capt. A. l". Gil of London-said that throw; civil oﬂairs trucks _____ lcompaniee, more then 4,000 trucks B). MARGARET ECKER rhave been pieced at the disposal oi the French, and when trans- "ARIS. Juno 21 _ rcpi “Lack POYKBUOH which thew companies r’ i llSpOYllIlOll has hobbled Al- Couldn't handle WM UIEBHL- the m“, ﬁance with j American Tronqoort Corps gave necessary for‘ the": alillftmf- geld’; m o; he, ivman quar ers nso mpore or enc C ,needs 1,600 second-hand trucks

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sﬁlvlﬂd them, J0 Jtiﬂ‘, h3- w‘; open. uLDJI-le smgili. nave noeuner who sell. u. was duticulr. no g0 on Lnmush we pang Jen-y lei» at mat sighs.

"You see, 0mm Dick’; u; “my; busmeascnun ana be w; wig. two V WW m: JON 1n a year-never W0 in one Balm comment, I'm bell-ml NIP-m down. , [IUZTOGUIL '

_ done. those pearls W111 go straight the man who wants them-one the his time: on Wall Street. A‘ w mo. I've been trained by Edema. But I sham be given a... OM91" risky job, I don"t suppose, for ezzhteeen mortths. Nor will he And glefore I gel: was ven cop w plane that were mad; by one o! the ﬁnest lewelers in the world. It'll be ll10ml\l1s—_)w:m'5 perm. 3._ before Arizgxyone realises plrsyue

“No one can stop mg And ygu must come to Jerry." iver head, putting up 1m- mmd for a second as if there wore cobwe-bs before her f-ace. "Yes, of course,“ it: added. and laid that, hand on "Listen, Ginnic.” He paused, sq much depended on hur answer that he quite sick you still fond of mm?” “I shall always love you," she said

"Then take this in, Ginrtle. They -Uncle Dick and Aunt Lou-only adopted. 11:. C111)’ nit, us to tihose schools so that we d be in the right set If you rim out, Uncle Dick will—"

The telephone bell rang. In e second Jerry had crossed the room. His voioe was easy and amiable. "What? he was saying. “Oh, hello, Uncle. . . No . .No. I don't think she dc-cs yet. . . Yes. Yes, I'll see she does. Yes. Good bye." He put back the receiver. He spoke in a measured tone. "A mes- sage from dear Uncle. He wants you t0 understand. If you thought of going away or anything pre-

think? My dear girl, there isn't one shred o! evidence to pin on uncle. There never has been. “Then-i” said Ginhie. She locked around the familiar soulless room as if she were indeed lost. For the second tune, Jerry tried a laugh, “Well-I cant escape and you can't escape. So we're both ln the racket,” he said.

She mttdc n0 answer And at mum there Came to his iuoe u look of fear that she hzid sceu there before. He seized h-si- arm and shook r as ii she were tranced and he. oould wake her. “Aren't you?" he asked. “Arentt you? Ginnie—"

“Yes! she said, at. inst, He neleosed hcr and sir:- saw

the sweat on his forehead. “My God!" he said. "If you had let me down—"

Bhe looked into his lace and

then she spoke. "You don't really _wa.nt to give it all up, do you. Jerry?" she asked in o. voice that was completely calm. A second later she had brazen down in bitter uncontrollable sobbing, turn- ing aside. burying her head in her arme as she huddled in the chair. me-solsrlsfy, Jerry ﬂlillmﬂched her. He moved away. st-lrino for a moment. from the window, play- ing with the blind cord. He came bu]; again, and still those stifled eobe assailed. his ew- tirhwnins

“Oh Lila!" he broke Oiut- "Yml

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W11 think YOIUIG ' W?" ‘ 1,‘ " u rust"... m tilted-Y ""- "~ “- W " B t “It. doesn't matter.“ She locked sluallik a!" mm- Her eyes, he saw, didn't she would. as she would sin-hm mm" s“ 5PM“? 111W a sleeD- now rrom her world. With walker. Or as if part of her mlnd gentleness he set her the choir we“ “MP- He Placed himself on the Inn of "YW 011W 8°." he said. it pati ce wal- 1m-

Siie shook fist

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cipitate, the police would know a- f h h ' bout me within two days They'd fps '§,,,,°°§‘,§,i,ﬁ°“‘”.; “Qmﬁ, know about him, too you may ' '

Her adminzttion for Jerry was gone now, no doubt. But Etienne, look-

imew that her love would remain. sad, all this. It is more than sad. But remember, for Jerry-not for me, nor for your zood uncle and

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“i”. ‘if. i“ m“ "1 u... R krave repy scorned m become mailer. She didrrrt look up at the tired {we above here-a ce whose expression was, tn some WW. at some curiously ﬂawed,

"I can't believe it." she whiqa- ened at last. “You must believe it," hesald. “And it I-i! I run sway, will Jergy-wlll he go to prison?" .. e53.

The averted cheek mt which he gazed was very pale. Well, he thought, perhaps she saw a pic- ture oi’ her brother slillcing through the house into which she hmi introduced him in search

Etienne wltih the eligihieet . Nor were those “lament; pretty. In the dreary. silence he could feel the anguish or this child who had loved and admired her brother

inging down 0n time brow-n curls, “Listen, petite," he said. "It is

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ways to every lumiry. Your uncle saw to that. He sent him to tine best schools. He let hlm~you see, I know-owe money. He could buy at Horton all he wanted-silk py- jamns, new suit-s, whet lave you? Your unck paid all bills. You are listening, Gimme?"

"And then when Jen? h your age, comes the dm! when sud- denly your uncle sends ior‘ him. IQ tells him that now his school- lngisoverhewilldnnommietor him. Jerry can ewm his own iivin8 —o§ oifioe boy; what he could find. No more next the skin, no more dancing, no more cam, no more-life, . . . . arry finds n job as clerk-at twenty-five shl1-- lingo o. week. For e. tew week: your uncle leaves him to than

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. sow quite clearly the y Jerry ‘ oi’ two years since; Jwrgfmﬁm had slid tlnroilgh school llle on hie i - locks and chum. Jerry, terrified by his short experience o! poverty. tin-inking in the gospel as presch- ed by Uncle Dick. o! “everyone {or him-sell’ and “everyone doee it"- , a oonvenlerot gospel, o heaven sent

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for some yeen. —"And so you nee, Gdnnie" he finished lemely, "to wider-stew’: everything is to iorglve everything. i You must understand ior poor u Je$ a ubmﬂ’); hood him with moo. n carton "You need not , . 1 mull eiweiyl love Jen-y. Always." , But she didn't odatAnd Ishail ,~ understand, and at than.

lweelmees or ﬂaw in his j W81 for e second he replied "I em . om mat he wondered. mo: igra. lees ul younam who, lathigbi Jzuileftthemorw was he e11 thatone hadeeen in Girmleu glance. So love, so . i wandered ewuy 2mm him andohood iookingoutiutaﬂawtn- zer scene as Jerry had lhood one before the visit to Wm- d-emlay. Because he could tear the elkht oi tihet otﬂl iigtienm riveeﬁe-rrxd went to

:.ood beside .

"I don't know whether I men run-kc a good crook, Etienne." she "mid in e voice and about ee warm- ing as a snowﬂake. "It must need a very strong nerve end scone brains."

l "Y; never any ‘crook?’ he worn-

, "No. Oi ooum not. Its all ' nicely wrapped up. lent it? One I talk about an aetuto businessman’ ard ‘a big job’ ami-and—"

No She couldn't keep up that iigim tone '

(To Be Conﬁrmed)

CAME PROM SIBERIA Th~ domed" r-‘nideer was intro- duced into North Ami-rice from

WHAT'SA Mxmsz? WHNPSA MATTER? I'LL 6o CALL -n-v ma: oeemrrmeur» 1

oourr you REMEMBER voua TEACHER n4 GRAMMAR sci-loot.“ HOW HE LECTUIZED YOU mo TRIED TO snow YOU "ms RIGHT ROAD?

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