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(ML w ik . aetum . hMim & a*e-to» a* m n n Ifim ta t&e tas&T tVmil \telildlM cc? perSst r*™1! \ to wnak-tz? tm » ereas. memt&e-ljta* K._BnlttaiaflK Tirt^rTe Oanpnnntf to www ^*Jk ajuiuauua. wawi«in% Pw»twinit B K n im* tb e bcafc know n m— fy- ryttm Dnrgaae. lUtaar IsbeT fflracaona. USE 6 6 6 C O jj) PREPARATIONS m t n ^ » n £ n . s a o e . hose d u f s BSE n c r AS QUtttIO C E iP E E E S Wfien: we ffrn«iFt~iv? we were pretty sure c f what we No remarfe t?n» grade TTrTT*><?t we knew that there ,'vzs a chance that the speaker -could have had some kmd of in side knowledge on the point in ques tion. We *n-rtj*rl tile items on the green «hTi» amf numbered them. I read the numbered notes over slow ly: 1_—Hemark: “People thmk tSiey^re not getting rrrfirh gas' now. but just wait. So mnc& col will be needed that we'll have to cut the A cards way down from four gallons. And maybe tte^B cards too.” Ornaments. 'Wades for Petroleum Administrator. Me—An invasion would take a lot ot oQ. Arab—Corild she mean submarine lasses, not an Invasion? Me—She said. \O n w ill be need ed.” not “So much t ills being lost | that we'll have to cut the A . cards.** Doesn't sound Eke subs, f 2—Remark: “We’re so tonsy O a t half the time I don't know whether I ’m coining or going. I thought tt was bad last spring but now—!” Comments: •Works lor Army Map Service. Arafc-^They must be putting oat •-im ttztra lot of maps. Don’ t they need lots for a big campaign’ Ev ery tank commander gets maps for one thing Me—Check. 3—Remark. \1 used to be a wiz in geography at school only I didn't know the half of It Why. some of these places in foreign countries can be spelled three or four differenl ways the fetters are different from the Homan al phabet, you see. Anri of course we have to make sure we use a stand ard system, or the rn*yn using the. maps later would get confused” Comments: Works fct Army Map Service. Arab—Same girl as in No. 2. TMe—Could be RSSsian, Japanese. Chinese. ’ or Arabic. Maybe the Rnssfans use a few letters of the Soman alphabet but none of the others do. Arab-^The Russians are taking care of their own map* We’re a long way from invading Japan. Likewise from getting an army into China. Looks like Arabic? Nora Africa’ Me—Yes. Tve seen one place spelled several different ways in the papers. Ageflah. El Agefla. AI AgeHah. etc. (—Remark- “Mrs. Fielding, you*re French. What is Qrt« m m DaHan Eke’ \ Comment: Works in State Depart ment. Me—Is she usually interested m political Sgures’ Arab—No. Me—Does she speak French? Did she pronounce Parian correctly, or like a Satxt&emer saying dar- Eng* Arab—Doesn't speak French but had the pi nnnnrfaflnii rigtrt Why? Me—She's heard people discussing Dazlan or she wouldn't be interest ed. Important people. At the State Dept. Arab—Who is Harlan’ Me—Admiral at the French Navy Gay to be watched in any N Af rican invasion. More important than Petam or Laval in re N. Af rica. &—Remark. \Trail'd never guess how many add things rate as stra tegic materia Li Like pyre thrum. That's the basis of a lot of insect powders and sprays. The war cut off most of our imports anrf there was a lot cf tronhle about it- We sent out a tag report an it yes terday ” i Comments' Worfcs for Board at E jco - i nomir Warfare. j Me—Why add this? ' Arab—Pyrethrum grown in N Af rica. Why a big report on it now unless we're invading a place where we can get some’ 6—Remark: “We had quite a req uisition for Silver Stax* ami it al most made me weep thmlrmg what those boys who get them will have | p U l n lir^i ” O imrnents- Works for Quartermas ter Corps. Arab—Lot at medals, tot of men. Big&t? Me—Yes- Silver Stars for gallant- zy hi action. Commanding Gen eral would take them. It means infantry, artillery. fcmir« as 2nd L t in Armored Infantry Rattan on of First Armored Divi sion. They were at some place in Calif, called Indio the last letter she got. Me—Indio is Desert Training Cen ter. Every child knows First Ar mored primed for North Africa. 8—Remark: “TMs V-mail is really wonder&U. Of course it w ill take tim e for it to catch on bat we're getting ready to hamfle a big in crease soon.” Comments Works for Adjutant GeneraTs Office. Arab—Big increase sounds like a lot more troops going over. 8—Remark “Me have a thrilling job’ I don’t know what’s thrilling about typing all day on orders for goggles and mosquito bars.” Comments Works for Quartermas ter Corps. Me—Goggles for sand and dust. Mosquito bars for tropical or scm ltropical country Put them together and they speQ desert. I bear they got one in N Africa. 10—Remark \Almost every boy I knew at college went Navy. Fun ny. most at them got Jobs skfp- pering something called Higgins boats. They were so disgusted. They wanted PT boats. One of them was coming down this week end but his learve was canceled.” Comments Works for WPB (Doesn't matter In this case). Me—Higgins boats are landiftg boats for storming hostile shore. “Let’s gn,\ I whispered. F o rces use som e S a v e r Stars but go. in m o re Car D J . C anrf a h - MedaL T—Jtemarki \ I haven’t heard frnm Jackin weeks. Tm afraid his next w in have an A-P.O. an it.” fhm m « iitg Works far ’ QWI _ CDoesaft m atter in. this ease). K e —S don’t get this one. Arab—Jack previously Arab—A leave being canceled al ways makes me tftmfc an opera tion is an. 11—Rem ark: “ Those German aren't so tough. Aftw an, we haven’t been asleep. W ait till they hit our new tanir destroyers.” Comments' Works in Ordnance. Me—I didn't know we frarf new tank destroyers. Wheir was it an- > nounced? Arab—Oh. Andy. I could have hit- ten m y tongue off after I said iti 12—Rem ark: \They pi Hr such ftmrijr rramt** far ships mmyffmw. the war ship I heard about named the Jean B a rt Im agine n a m S if a warship after a g irl!\ Comments: Works for Navy Arab—Over my h«*ari Me—Jean Bart not girl's name. Probably name of some French naval hern. The Jean Bart is a French battleship. Known to be at Ca.tablanra. in Morocco. She's heard some talk about it at tile Navy Dept., or did a report men tioning it. I bet one landing Is n p f l r P a s a W n T r r a 13—Remark- “I thought we'd have a grand week wirf but Eddie wmlrf only get a six-hour pass and then go right back to camp, so my trip w asn't worth while. A n ri he was so miserable. Everybody in his outfit had more inaculatians.” Comments: Works for Treasury (Doesn't matter m tins case.) Me—W hat outfit, buddy? Arab—The Thirty-fourth tftfantry Division. Me — Kiss the bays good-by They’re m a staging area getting processed before sailing. 14—Rem ark; \Sometimes they put irrrfrni- tn the water—a little more each time—to get t&e boys used to getting along on very GtQe water. Brrr. it must taste awfiiL” r i iin iiiw it»: Works for Army Ground Farces. Arab—Three guesses where it's hardest to get enough water to rf-rrnEr Me—The desert; the desert, the desert. 15—Rem ark: \It’s not Just a m atter c f shipping tocnmotfvea. Ameri can Uu'iimotivcs won't ran on «mn* of these narrow-gauge tracks.” rnrnm w iHr Wnrta for Tfcansporta- fwwt fhrp«. Me — Efatable area for narrow- gauge tracks; North Africa. Arab—Russia? Me—Russia has extra-wide ganger 18—Remark: “He wrote m e his hanit* were a ll over blisters from spending a week climbing down seme lrfmrt c f rope things an t&e side a t a ship.\ Comments- Works for GCD (Doesn’t m a tter.in this case.) Me—The ffrfrf censor should have knocked that oat. He's on inva sion <?ttTT, clim bing down cargo nets into landing craft. Did she ever mention: his a a tS f Arab — F irst Infantry Division. They're overseas already, she think* in Scotland. She started up the stairs, and I mapped. “W a it.” My watch showed five minutes a ft Ay t^n We had been tn the house about two and a half hours. ’T ake it easy.” I said. \Maybe somebody's upstairs drin k - tag up the Scotch. If we startled them they m ig h t get fifeenps.” T ve been listening. Andy. And there fcasa't been a sound.” “Swell. Beeattse I wasn't listen ing I figured an along that there wouldn’t be any raid.” I explained the way I reasoned things oat while we were driving here. \But then why do you think they will come now? It could still be a trap.” \Let’s go,” I whispered Arab most have felt me go rigid. Her Bps moved against my ear. *\Wbat is it’ ” sfie aslrwt. I didn't answer. I could feel my finger joints starting to ache from gripping the phone. I would have traded the world’s greatest music for the soft lovely purr of electricity in that receiver But there was notb- ing Nothing at »n Just an ugly dead silence. Arab breathed. “Is . . is the wire coT\ \Yes.\ Her lips touched m ine in the dark ness. “It’s been fan. Andy.” she «aM I heard the at a safety catch on the Smith & Wesson going out of business. I replaced pftrmg carefhBy. And, as my fingers relaxed. I heard a faint squeaking. Arab touched m y arm. \Don't look now.” she whispered, \but here comes company. That’s •window going1 u p .” The thin shriek a t the window came from a paint somewhere In the living roam. It was too dark to see anything but we mrfted across the room toward the sound, located the right window, and pasted ourselves against the wall, one on each* side. The wail of wood against wood went on and on. like a banshee, until I wanted to reach out and h«»tp raise the sash and get it over with. The nffiv united at Tq^t srnrf frrr a while there was no sound except the sulTen fluttering at the shade. A drop at sweat railed down m y face, clung with maddening persistence to the end of my nose, and finally feU. I heard a faint tick as it hit the* floor Arab, tour feet aw ay from me. had VariBh&t T couldn’t even h*»ar her breathing. I went into a rab b it freeze, and it tiirnwl out that the rabbits have scmithiirg'’there. it was the best fMrrg 1 conid have While I w aflid. paralyzed. I began to real- ize^tfLat tfie'eyes were looking at me without seeing They weren't ad justed to the blackness of tile room. The eyes weren’t really glaring, either They were wide and fright ened. It was Renee Fielding. Far a nmmm t I couldn't ttrmlr beyond fact. I didn’t draw the obvious con- t-Tnsinn that she w o uldn't have been sent alone. I was too busy cnm- pTfTrr*«ntmg myself. The «it.nnfrrm hart ran«fi far a guy who could do noth ing. and I had been better fitted for role than all steel-muscled hair-tngger heroes who ever lived. Renee turned her head and tried to study the room. I wasn’t wor ried. It she couldn’t spot me she couldn’t see anything. The only £1- lummatirm was tfrrf* gray ramp at trght angtfng down from the window. As tang as she stayed in it, the rest of the mom would register blank. Apparently she decided that there were no larking dangers. She climbed m slowly. She got inside, stood up. A rah anrt 1 couldn't have worked it better with a rehearsal I plastered my right hanri over Renee’s mouth anrf grabbed her wrist w ith my trft. Arab locked her other wrist, whis pered a few threats in her ear. rtm tv didn't struggle. We walked her quietly away from the window. Anybody watching from outside would have had to be very close tn have noted anything suspicious. \Cellar?” Arab w&ispered. “ir n do.\ We edged down the cellar steps. Our teet scraped concrete; and Arab n iii, “If yotrTl take over, m lock fee cellar door and turn on a EghE.” “Make it a dim. Kgbt,** £ saiifc “Tie 2 handkerchief or sam ethm g aver it before yaa tnm it arc. B a t first help m e get her wtists in fron t of her sm X i*an ttald tfi™ with: «™» hand.” I heard the faint sounds o f Arab locking the cellar door and return ing anii stumbling unninrf ffrrrfmg the small light bulb near fee fur nace. She turned it. and z pale or chid light filtered out through her p a r ty haTTiffirwirflfef. \There.” she said. 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