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Naturally it is important that he doesn't attract any attention to himselt." "Naturally," commented Pete, his face expressionless. "Anyway," said Zelda. 'He's the man I'm going to marry, Cora." "Hell certainly attract attention If he marries you," Cora observed. "We don't have to advertise it, do we?" "Goodness," said Cora, "that'll make two secret missions. What winds in towards Rome.

Thus the. wilv Kesselnng wont be cut off even if he loses Via Casilina. However, that is his chief ave- Yellowstone National park will be operated this summer on approximately the same restricted wartime basis as in 1943, Edmund B. Rogers, superintendent has announced. Hotels and lodges will r.ot open, nor will there be bus service within the park, but limited meal and lodging accommodations will be provided at Old Faithful and Fishing Bridge ton Yellowstone lake) bv the Hamilton Stores and at Mammoth bv the Pryor stores.

The Yellowstone Park company will cperate its tourist cabins at Bridpe. None of the railroads serving the park will deliver passengers to the various gateways with the exception of the Northern Pacific, which will run daily bus service, except Sundays, from the mainline at Livingston. to Gardiner, the north entrance. 3. f.H 67.

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a woman of mystery you'll be. t. Medicinal plant 4. Type of road surface Antique MEMORIAL DAY bne leit ine room. "So." said Pete after a minute, "you're going to many Teddy.

I hope you're sure Zelda said: "Of course. When you're really in love, Pete, you know it." ment. So while he may be able to save manv of his soldiers, he already has lost heavily through death and capture, and his losses in material already are grave. Kesselring's problem is to disengage and retreat in face of strong enemy pressure without catastrophe. Thus far he appears to have done a businesslike iob.

However, neither his undoubted skill nor that of any-other man could evade the havoc being caused in his retreating columns bv the allied air force which controls the sky and is constantly hammering the roadwavs. "That's right." His tone startled Zelda and she A day set to those who hae mj-ie thf supreme sarnfue take time to ni( in reverence. Cora pushed her glasses into i position. How did he koow we were up here?" "He didn't know we were up here. He called Pete's apartment to ask Pete where I was, and the maid told him that Pete was up here.

Then he had a hunch that mavbe I was up here too." "Oh," said Cora, a little bit letdown. Then, "But even so, Zelda, I can't see how you can have forgotten the way he acted that night, leaving us flat during the raid on the Beaostalk." Zelda stopped. Then she came back. Now see here, Cora, you may as well get used to the count and makeup your mind to like him. He has explained every thing to me satisfactorily.

And beside, he's noticed that you dislike him and it makes him unhappy." Good," sniffed Cora. 'If a mere male is allowed a word." Pete said, "how does he justify his actions that- night at the Beanstalk, Zelda?" "Well." Zelda hesitated. "I really shouldn't tell you but you're being so difficult IH have to. The fact is, Teddy's in this country on a secret mission." "What kind of a secret mission?" Cora asked. "I don't know.

If I knew it wouldn't be secret, would it? It's ir connection with the war, that's all I know about it. Under the circumstances he didn't want to be 0n the Radio head continue to surjre iorwara. Nazi retention of Valmontone was a matter of death or capture for a host of their badly mauled troops which are fallins back towards the Eternal City from the shattered Adolf Hitler line. This town forms a barrier across Via Casilina (frequently referred to as route No. 6), -which is the chief remaining of escape for the retreating fnemv since thev lost the Appian "Way to the south.

But possession of Valmontone meant even more than that. Its loss by the Hitlerites would be a heavy blow to their defense of Rome if indeed they intend to defend it to the last. No wonder then that as dawn hroke over the battlefield the Germans were counter-attacking furiously from the Valmontone with flame throwers in an effort to hold this route for their com-rades. and that Fifth army beachhead troops were drivins straight throush this hellish assault until they were close to the outskirts of the town. Valmontone decidedly was a point worth watching as a key for allied progress.

Via Casilini isn't of course, the only avenue of escaoe for Nazi Field Marshal Kesselring's troops. About 25 miles along this highway to the southeast lies the big and also strategic town of Hotel Patrons Killed in Raid t. Enclosure for chickens 7. Elde between two channels of a I)oric column S. Occupvin a chair 9.

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May 29. Sve-cial programs in observance of Memorial day have scheduled for tomorrow by the radio networks: MBS 1 p. service from governors' conference at Gettysburg Park, to include Govs. Edward Martin of J. Melville Brovghton of N.

and Leveret Saltonstall of CBS 2:45. Memorial Day LONDON. May 29 OFt Twelve out of 26 patrons of a South Coa-st hotel were killed bv a direct hit in a German raid Sunday night. Several South Coast communities. 109 SOUTH CT.XTIR MKIR their identity rot officially an-; nounced.

were attacked. The German radio said the main targets I were Torquay and Brighton, resort i cities. gave him a quick look. "Why, Pete How do you know? You wouldn't be keeping something from me, would He knocked the ashes from his pipe. "No, of course not.

I have no secret mission," he told her. "I'm going to bed." Zelda followed him upstairs. She was busy putting two and two together as she went. Could it be possible there was some giil in Pete's life that she didn't know-about? Yes, she decided, it could be possible. He had been act in? unlike himself for quite a while.

She had thought it was his failure to get in the army that had depressed him. But now she wondered. Instead of going to her own room she knocked on Cora's door. "Cora," Zelda said, "do you suppose Pete's in love?" "What makes ycu ask that?" "I just had a fecLcg Could it be possible?" "Of course it could be possible. You don't think you've got a monopoly on the emotion, do you?" "But with whom?" Cora made no answer.

"Do vou know?" Zelda demanded. "Sure." "Cora! Who?" "Thar." said Cora, "is my secret mission." Zelda went out without saying good night, and slammed the aoor. led AP ftaturtt TOMORROW LET US PAY REVERENCE Roundup of State News VoIt Heads L.usk swirled around his porch hen the t' Tongue river was on the rampage, a wvw.v... Monarch mident had a hunch. LUSK Carl Volz.

well-known, And he was richt. He landed a local business man. was elected two-pound speckled trout while president of the local coordinating standing in his front door, council. I Man- 30tk -He makes me thir.k," Cora toid Pete one afternoon a week or so i "of one of those peaches you pay 50 cents for and then when you bite into it, it's r.o good." She was speaking of the count, of i course. Pete laughed.

"You're just upset because you can't find any-1 thing wrctig with him." Sheridan Man Missing In Action SHERIDAN Clifton Eugene Pat-tee, nephew cf Mrs. R. A. Small and K. O.

Pattee. of Sheridan is reported missing in action. He attended Sheridan high school. Sheridan Elects New Chamber Director SHERIDAN T. K.

Kellner. Sheridan business man. and Vcrn Ned- ham. rancher, were elected Wednes- i day noon to the board of directors of the chamber of commerce to fill the unexpired terms of C. Mervin Champion, who left Sheridan for navy service, and J.

F. Conner, retired forest supervisor now living in Custer, S. D. I ve an instinct aDoui sucn things." Cora stated. "I don't hae to see things aiways.

I can feci Women's Club Burns Mortgage SHERIDAN A special program during which the mortgape on the Woman's club house was burned, was held here recently. TO Those in the Armed Forces- To Those Who Have So Gallantly Given Their Lives! them." "You're batty." Pete assured her. "I don't object to his lordship but I'm getting damn tired of watching them moon about the place. I think I'll go back to New York. The next when she awoke Zelda complained of a slight sore throat, and Cora insisted t.iat she have her breakfast in bed and stay there until she felt better.

Contracts Open to Machine Shops for Shipbuilding Work Sprinkling Regulations In Effect At Riverton Ail Honor to the Memory of the Valiant Americans who Fought to Preserve Our Way of Life! WE PAUSE TO HONOR AMERICA'S HEROES Day we pause to honor the men who fought and died to preserve the free American of Today. Sons and grandsons of these heroes are now engaged in another bitter struggle to protect us from tyranny. As we, the living, pay homage to our fallen heroes on Memorial Day, let us resolve to carry on to Victory in the magnificient tradition of those who gave "the last measure of devotion." Cora hovered over her until finally Zelda said, "Go along. I'll a while." It was only the middle cf the RIVERTON Sprinkling regulations went into effect in Riverton lecently, it was announced here. All I residents are allowed to sprinkle every mcrning, but only every other evening.

I i Number 13 Lucky For Sailor RIVERTON Seaman 2 'c War-! ren Henton believes that 13 is lucky number for him because it 1 has "occurred so many times relative I morning and still a couple r.curs until luoch. Cora decided to take a walk. I Pete was sitting by the brock with his pipe and his notebooks. He refused her invitation to ac-! ccmpanv her. "Where's the she asked, as she started out.

"Where's the count?" she a.sked, i as she started out. "I haven't seen him since break-last. I thir.k he went for a walk too." I C-isper business concerns which have the machinery, tools, and equipment to manufacture or fabricate metal products, such as iron ci steel foundries, machine shops, sheet metal shops, steel fabrication shops, forging shops and similar enterprises may have the opportunity to products lor shipbuilding industries, it was learned. The Camper Chamber cf Commerce has received a request for iniormation regarding local industries which can engage this type of work. The small business section of the United States maritime commission of Oakland.

is anxious to locate more plants in the II western states which aic canable to his navy career. His draft number was 1..100. he was called to service Feb. 13. accepted March 13, and he WYQM LTY CO im MOVE reports back from leave on May 13.

Old Settlers' Picnic Scheduled SUNDANCE The annual Old Settlers' picnic will be held again Co. Blue Fee! r.nd interested in manufacturing PHONE 542 540 EAST YELLOWSTONE AVE. PHONE 147 720 EAST STREET this year at the Devil Tower. It was announced. The date has been set at June 18.

"He spends an awful lot of time If. the woods." Cora, remarked. "Too bad he doesn't fall off a cliff and break his neck." "Gosh, you've get a sweet disposition." "Well not so sweet may be. but frank." Cora grinned. "And don't try to fool me.

Peter. You don't like him any better than I do." Cora headed for the path tht lead up the mountain. To be continued these products. Anyone interested is urged to contact Gene Denning, manager of the Casper Chamber of Commerce. Accident Causes Senior To Miss Commencement CHEYENNE Doris Logan.

18. of Cheyenne, was in a Denver hospital while her classmates receive their diplomas. She received serious eye i injury and facial lacerations when car in which she was riding crashed into another car and she was thrown against the windshield. 1 07ie 9tcM mid ffiiiieb They keep fighting You keep buying BOMBS Man Catches Fish From Front Porch SHERIDAN As flood waters lV' itr 2C "wNw IN HONOR OF AMERICA'S HEROES On the LAND, on the Sea, and in the AIR PLATTOS MARAGAS GROCERY and MARKET PHONE 97 307 WEST FOR FINEST MEATS Garden Fresh Produce and Quality Groceries At Low Prices TRY US WE ARE THE DEAD We are the ones you remember on this Memorial Day. We made our sacrifice.

Some in battles the years have long since stilled. Some but yesterday. We cherished life, but we loved our country more. And for ourselves, we rest content. Still we hear the bark of distant guns.

Voice of a nation that has risen, to defend in honor those th ings for which we died. We would speak to you. Not of ourselves, but cf others. Others who are now dedicated to this task. They are the living.

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