Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 135, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 24, 1941 Page: 5 of 24
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finds several wooden eases filled
with gold bars. He calls to Curly
on the phone to lower n line. but
the phone is dead. No air is being
pumped down to him.
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thought you had wind of the gold
from the girl."
“From what girl?”
“Hammond’s secretary.. Shehad ' She had Jim’s gun in her hand,
been doing a lot of running after
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cargo, but I didn’t believe it. I
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TIM swung back to Mary. “How
• did you get here?” he asked,
seeing how her eyes were laugh-
ing. Her voice was pleasant in
his cars.
"Blacksheep rowed over to the
Hammond yacht just before she
sailed, to borrow something from
the yacht’s cook. I talked him in-
to bringing me to the Aurora and
hiding me. After I was here, and
you and Curly come up from the
Sonora, I stayed hiding" because I
was afraid—”
“Why did you come?” Jim de-
manded.
“Because,” she said, her eyes
meeting his levelly, “I’m inter-
ested in what you said to me be-
fore you sailed from Miami
Beach.”
“There’s a fortune in gold down
below. I don't know whether the
courts will give it to me or not. I
may be poor as they come after
this.”
“I'm still interested. Jim.”
They turned to Halloran as he
groaned. Jim lifted the uncon-
scious man and carried him to the
bunk.
He said, to Mary, "We’ll wait
until he comes to, then use him
as a hostage to get his men off the
Aurora. He’s a sensible man, and
he’ll know when he’s licked.”
"Of course, Jim.”
Jim felt a swift pang of fear. He
said, “You were in love with him
once. You may not forget him.”
"I was infatuated with him,"
Mary said, evenly. ”I fell in love
with a man named Spike whom I
met on a tug off Miami Beach.”
He gave Halloran a hasty look,
saw that he would keep. He thrust
Halloran's gun into his pocket,
then took Mary into his arms.
He said, "Does this interest
you’”' And he kissed her on the
mouth.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UP)—
A “personalized” traffic safety
program has been adopted by
South Bend safety officials that
reaches into every home—and
gets results.
The usual scheme of bringing
traffic warnings and safe driving
practices to the attention of the
individual citizen is done via tele-
phone, with 1,000 high school
hoy-- and girls on the talking end
of the instrument.
The telephone traffic tips are
followed by a letter from each
student to his call.
C. Scott Fletcher, Safety
League chairman, said the idea
seemed to have worked, and
gives the surprise element of the
younthful traffic warnings most
credit for the results.
Other Indiana cities are expect-
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State gasoline taxes brought in
revenue totaling $888,000,000
during 1940.
"Put down that gun, darling. I
wouldn’t like to shoot you.”
Halloran's guard was all the
way down. Jim took advantage
of his brief alarm and jumped.
He struck hard, and struck again,
and Halloran simply folded. Jim
reached down and took the gun
the man dropped. He went to a
port and looked out onto deck.
The armed men he saw lounging
there on guard were Cubans. That
was luck; they would be easily
handled.
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rPHERE was something solid un-
- dor him when he came 'to. He
opened aching eyes and found
himself in his cabin, lying on his
bunk, with someone sitting silently
beside him.
It was the man of the careful
voice and careless money.
He grinned, a friendly sort of
grin, without malice. “Have a
drink, Mallory baby, and you’ll
be all right.”
A bottle was held to Jim’s lips.
The liquor burned his throat. He
lay awhile, then said hoarsely, "So
we meet again, Halloran?”
“Right. And under different
circumstances. This time, old man,
I do the talking. My crew has
yours covered with guns that will
shoot. We had to knock out that
black boy and the bald guy and
lock them in the fo’castle. The
others didn’t want trouble. You’re
a screwy guy, Mallory, going after
a million in gold unarmed. Did
you underestimate me?”
“Not that,” Jim said. He sat up.
even though his head spun. “I
knew you were tough and smart.
You see, I didn’t know about the
gold.”
“You didn’t? Then Forbes was
right. He said you only wanted to
salvage the Sonora’s non-existent
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CHAPTER XII
TIM’S head reeled. A curious
• numbness stole through the
whole of his strong body. He could
feel the water, though, seeping in
through his rubber suit because
of the falling air pressure.
He tried to call Curly on the
phone, but his voice was only a
thick weak sound and the buzzing
in the earphones told him nobody
was listening. His tongue was a
thick wad in his mouth, his eyes
had weights on them, and his nose
began to bleed.
This, then, was what the end
was like, 240 feet down. It was all
pain and horror, then blackness
like this . . .
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OGDEN, Utah. (UP).—When
the Federal overnment took |
over a large block of faint land 1
near here to construct a $21,-’
000,000 general army ipupply
depot, the new defense order
dashed with the old order «»f de-
tense.
One of the buildings on, the ,
trait was a log cabin, constiructed
in 1857 by Mormon pioneers. The
old structure was complete, even I
had an iron door that the pio-
neers bolted each night as t pro-
tection against maraudin’g In-
dians.
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way of the defense warelhouses |
and had to be razed.
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you back at Miami Beach.”
“Did she know about the gold?”
"Maybe, and maybe not.”
Jim said, “She wasn't working
with you?”
Halloran looked surprised. "No.
She was trying to find out what
happened to the Sonora because of
me. You see, she and I were en-
gaged.”
Jim swung his legs off the bunk
and sat facing the man. Halloran
had an automatic pistol balanced
on his right knee. There wasn't a
chance of jumping him.
"Now that you're taking over
the gold I suppose you'll be going
back to her.”
“No,” came the slow reply. Hal-
loran was frowning now. “I'm a
mug, Mallory. Mary Larsen is a
swell kid. straight as they come.
I—well, I’m a sucker for women.
I fell for that little Cuban nurse
who worried over me in the hos-
pital, and I married her."
He paused, still frowning, then
said, “Look, Mallory, do me a
favor. When you see her again
tell her about the Cuban nurse,
will you? She knows I’m alive,
and I don't want her to go on
waiting . . .”
“I'll tell her, Halloran. I’ve got
a lot to tell her."
Jim said, “Yes. But I treated
her pretty shabbily. I’ll make it.
up to her. Don’t worry about her.”
“Well, thanks," Halloran said.
“And thanks for leading me to
the Sonora. I'm going to lock you
in here now, and go down after the
gold.”
“Tell me one thing, Halloran.
Where did the gold come from?”
“The Sonora had a rendezvous
at sea with a Nazi blockade run-
ner. I was entrusted with the gold
consigned for a secret agent in
Central America. It was to be
used for fifth column activity, and
it probably had been stolen in
France or Belgium. Forbes and
1”—Halloran paused to grin—“de-
cided it was our patriotic duty to
keep the gold from reaching its
destination, since it would be used
against American interests, and
make better use of it ourselves. I
don’t think there’ll ever be any
claim made on it.”
Halloran picked up his gun and
stood up. “Well, thanks for every-
thing, Mallory baby.”
“Thank you for not Letting me
die down below."
“Think nothing of it, old man.”
Halloran stood there for just a
moment, grinning at Jim Mallory,
YESTERDAY: Marx Larnen
tells Jim she is no longer inter-
ested in the Sonora, but lie re-
fuses to believe her. The next
muorning Curly Bates and Jim try
to get in the frst mate’s cabin ef
the Sonora but fall. The Cuban
achooner is sighted just before
dusk, and Jim. sensing trouble,
decides to go down in a rubber
nuit at night and then leave be-
fore morning. Before he descends
Blacksheep tries to talk to Jim.
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