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... Kelland was brave but Lilly could never be happy with a man who didnt value his neck I By Pierre Gendron KELLAND BREY MOUR'S expres sion changed none as he read the Air Ministry's fore cast for weather over the Atlantic. It promised exceptionally unfavourable conditions for the return flight from England to America. But Kelland Breymour had one of those faces that seldom showed what he was ...

... Four Thousand Davs B. L. Jacot, who wrote about the Chain Gangs and helped to expose the scandal besmirching American Gaols, describes in this article the life of Women Convicts in Holloway Gaol, following a visit made to compare conditions in English prisons with those abroad THE judge finishes speaking and the tension in the court breaks. The murmur of talk begins to swell about you, but ...

... Necessity heeds no call but Mother's Love Laura chooses but Maternal instinct ruled the Hour By Sylvia Thompson LAURA saw his car draw up by the curb below. It was an unusual car for the neighbourhood, and, even as he stepped out, a cluster of little boys seemed to emerge out of the pavement to investigate the shining coachwork and the gleaming lamps. Laura turned from the window. She had just ...

... There^s no Fool like the Successful Fool By Bryan Wallace HEY, steward I Another bottle of whisky! The little man with the bulging boiled shirt called petulantly across the empty smoking saloon. His companion, a lanky, cynical sheep farmer from New South Wales swayed comfortably as the S.S. Orana took the slight swell in the Gulf of Lyons. They were four days out from London. First stop ...

... Old Tales Re-told Written and Illustrated by F. Matania, R.i. QMAversvs ISlorencm The Medici of the Golden Age defy the Unchristian Papacy THERE is prac tically no one who, when mentioning Florence, does not automatically call to mind the name of Medici. Nor is it possible to visit Florence without con ceiving a deep admir ation for that family's member who was so deservedly called The ...

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