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GENEVA. June 2'1-(Reuters)- eratlon. it was announced -today.

Avworld-wide boycoit of Argentina The Federation is supporting 12,- lllllfilllng is planned by the Inter- 000 Argentina seamen who have Iational Transport Workers l"ed- been on strike since May la.

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"sure I have but what .0! it! I got that because it was a. check drawn to my order-it being my business to be the goat! But what about the securities, bonds and stuff, that she handed me Ind I turned over to you to sell? You've got 'em and you'll keep 'em eh? Eighty thousand if we I cant! You crook. I'll-".

"You'll what?" Gorlisin looked back at him cooly. He was alertly aware that no one was near them thus far. "You think Yliu will squeal? I wouldn't, Parsons. You've got too much back of you. And just tell me what you would squeal about?"

"There's plenty!" There was a rasp ln Parsons” lowered voice, but he was comered and he knew it. "You haven't had any lily-white past, you fourtlusherl" "All right, Parsons. go ahead. You take everything to the police that you want to. But in this tran- saction you won't find a thing on my books nor scrap of paper in my office to link me with United R0- sarlo. You may make trouble !d' me on some old counts, but rc- member this one thing. turning state's evidence against me won't keep you out of the chair when the police get your record. That's another story. Keep it in mind Parsons. It may save you a lot of trouble."

He knew by the shifting of Par- sons” eyes that he had won. Par- sons did not dare fight. That was where he had had him from the first.

"You're a line pal," Parsons muttred, hoarsely. "You've played me for a sucker this time, but I'll get you some day. Just remember that while you're trying to climb into society and be swell. I'll land you!"

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Long after he left Gorham Par- sons wandered the streets aimless- ly. His first rage had abated and left a sullen hatred. Gotham had doubled-crossed him at his own game. Some day-he clenched his fist and muttered something in his throat, so that a passer-by stared at him.

It reminded him that he was s hunted man. He must give his shadowy pursuer the slip and get out of the country He went back to his room in a lodging house on a side street and sat there. brood- lng over his wrongs.

He was out of lurids. The twelve thousand had gone in an incredib- ly short time as all his money went. over the gambling table. He had less than fifty dollars in his pocket. l-low far would that take him, He wished he had taken Gor- hs.m's five hundred. It was due him anyway.

His eyes took in a shrewd far- away look. He knew where there was money.

sitting in his room in the creep- lng twilight Parsons saw before him an open door, an old-la.s.hlon- ed. metal-bound strongbox filled with papers. Many of them were bonds, exchangeable anywhere. He knew the grounds of Beechwood. he knew the dog, he knew win- dows and doors and hallways.

I-Ie waited a little longer, until darkness loll. Then strolling slow- ly, but with restless eyes watch- ing both sides of late streets. he went to n. nearby garage and hir- ed a car. It would be safer than rlsklng the publicity of a railway terminal.

Halt an hour later he was out of the city and speeding along the road to Beechwood.

XIX

The afternoon wanned, and still Jack did not come nor did he tele- phone. Glorla was at first ini- patlent and then uneasy. Frances trailed gracefully in, watching Cvlorln. out of bright. malicious eyes

"It is a glorious afternoon. We could motor out to Wllloughbyk for tea."

"You go, Frances. I really don't feel like lt"

"Absurd child; one might think you were in love, moplng in your room all day."

Nevertheless, Frances also re- mained at home, part of the time in her own room and part of the with Gloria. Gloria wished she would go. she wanted to see Jack alone.

Dusk had fallen when he was announced, He was in evening clothes and evidently on his way to keep a dinner engagement.

"I'm sorry to keep you waltlnl. but when we finally got back and somebody overlooked your message iintll I was starting. What can I do?"

Gloria looked at him with a smile. "Do you think I send for you only when I want you to do something? Well, it has been true, but not this time, at least."

He looked surprised and than laughed. "No? I assure you that 1 am disappointed. I had counted on being useful."

"You can, and you are the only one who can be useful in this case. wall; a moment.”

The door which led tbromli a tiny anteroom into Prancea' and of the suite was ajor. Gloria cross- ed the room and closed it, and Jack's eyes followed her.

She was dressed for the evcntng in I tllmy gown of sapphire blue. -Above It the wonderful gold of her hair. Out of dlaphanous inlet: of gauze her arms gleamed. softly rounded and wanrily white.

He stared after her moodlly. his easy emlle gone. That was his wife that sllm radiant creature. A moment ago one brief movement would have gathered her into his arms, but he had not stirred to touch her. Two things stood be- tween them-his promise to leave her frr.-eTand that looming fortune of hers. somehow his new plans which has swept him

least. but he had a long way to go.

Then Gloria tamed back he was

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Of the men who mapped the skies-and there were a number of them-none had such a hectic career as Galileo Galllei, and none and so badly or gained greater fame. Man-y unpleasant events in his life came about be- cause he felt convinced that much of the teachings of the day was not right. although they had been handed down by such scholars as Ptolemy, Aristotle, etc.

when Galileo pointed out these mistakes to his pupils they resent- ed what he taught and said it could not be, even though the Master proved his point before their very eyes. One of the argu- ments under discussion was, whether two bodies of different weights dropped from the same height, would reach the eantb at the same time.. Aristotle said no. Galileo said yes, and he proved it by dropping lead balls of dif- ferent weights from the tower of Pisa.

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About this time the young scientist's father: died and he was obliged to support his mother. one brother, and two sisters. all.

was merely waiting politely for on a very little amount of money. what she might say.

"There is something I want you made professor of Mathematics to know. It is about your aunt" at Padua. Here he remained for she lowered her voice, standing a period of eighteen years, doing T111586 an enormous amount of work for "9"'-N5 hm 'Y0l1 MOW l-mt M555 science. People from every part 13 of Europe crowded his lecture m dd "mm M mum she "303 roorris to hear the learned lec- me in when I 1”” Beechwmd' Ami tures. In addition to all this work Son is dreadfully disturbed about he undertook ,0 mi" ii number

than to 59” of students because the meagre

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salary he eamed was not enough to keep the wolf from the door. Like other star-zazers he first

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' T T teaching the latter”: sys- tem although he knew it meant anger to himself.

In 1600 he studied the moon through his new telescope and dis- covered it. was like our earth, having mountain ranges and ex- tenslve valleys. Greater wanders were yet to be unveiled. The syatesn of planets were different from what the great scientists had previously taught. For instance, Galileo found that lesser planets revolved around Jupiter, just as other planets circled the sun. These reirisrkitble discoveries ex- cited Galileo's enemies to a new pitch of anger. To convince them Galileo had them take a peep in the heavens which brought Galileo fame, and he went to Florence at a much larger salary.

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fore the Inquisition where he was

warned not to teach that the earth! goes around the sun.

But in 1632 he wrote a book which again brought him before the Inquisition. This time he was charged with teaching things con- trary to the Bible. Namely, that the sun rises and sets, but that the earth rotates around it.

The trial ended with the great man being charged with heresy and order to be put into prison. though he was not tortured as some historians claim.

After his release he worked at his diiscoveries, and wrote sever- al books of great value, l.l.ll he became totally blind.

This total darkness in the clos- in; years of his life was a real tragedy, for this man, who, more than any other, was to teach us many of the wonders of the heav- ens, was himself shut out from viewing their glories.

Galileo died in the seventy- eighth year of his life, inter- niationvally famous and one of the world's'immortals, for he has left mnnloind I greet heritage of know-

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