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THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1950. LOVE'S PERILOUS PATH A Sequel to "Love's Fair Horizon" BY ADELE GARRISON REALIZING WHAT A TERRIBLE STRAIN MR. 'K' HAS BEEN UNDER, MADGE PERSUADES HIM THAT HE NEEDS SOME REST. Synopsis: In the library of her Sag Harbor farm house, where she is talking to young ride to her father, Charles Spencer, after the latter has just informed him that is "K's sweetheart. Carlotta Carroll, probably spy.

he Madge believes asks she the is a friend grief-stricken to Car- man lotta and to him. answers. "Then. it I promise to waken you before she wakens tomorrow, will you take a sleeping pellet tonight?" Madge continues. "It will take more than one pellet," says, despairingly.

"I've been talking about longing to see Carlotta, when, actually, I'm dreading the interview. Don't you know your father is counting on me to entrap her and prove her guilt?" I had known from Dicky the terrible task my father had given his FBI aid, Mr. that of entrapping Carlotta Carroll and proving her to be a spy against us in the search for the treasure of Transvania which involved such danger to Georges, exiled King of Trees, now in sanctuary at the farm house. But his revelation to me, palpably torn from him by his bewilderment and his terror, that Carlotta were affianced lovers, made it impossible for me to show any knowledge of my father's plan. "Oh!" I exclaimed, and my dismay was not feigned, though my astonishment was, "you must misunderstood him.

He cannot have set you a horrible task like that! Or, doesn't he know that you and Carlotta are betrothed." He Knows "Yes, he knows," the FBI man said wearily. "I made it my business to tell him that, as soon as he began to voice, his suspicions of her. But it made no difference. He reminded me of my oath to my country, and outlined my course most rigidly." With shivers running down my spine I could imagine the implacability of my father, even though it masked poignant sympathy, as he had outlined the course he wished his young aid to pursue. "I talked wildly to you about having her tell me her side of the he went on, "but I knew, even as I was raving, that I could not ask her that.

Your father has set me the most awful task a man ever faced. I am to pretend cence of any doubts against her, and he is going to the same command upon everyone else who comes near her. He says that she is to be permitted to go almost anywhere she wishes, do anything that appears to be her desire, but that I am never to lose sight of her, and that she also is to be trailed by others of the household." Perfectly Awful "How perfectly awful for you," I said banally, for I felt that the situation rapidly was getting beyond me." "I can't face it!" he said. "I'd get out of the world under own power if it weren't for leav-! ing Carlotta defenseless." "I'm glad you thought of that." I said dryly, in an effort to mask the terror which was' creeping through my veins. "I can't quite imagine you taking the coward's way out." "I deserved that," he said after a pause.

"But, don't worry. I've got a job to do, although how I'm going to do it, heaven only knows." I steeled myself for conflict. Needs Rest "All the more reason you should have some rest before you tackle it," I told him firmly. "You will be able to think more clearly after. you get some rest, and I will waken, you at any you say." He waited so long before he answered me that I found myself clenching my fingers Into my palms until I could feel the nails cutting into the flesh.

"What time do you expert Carlotta to waken?" he asked. "About 8 o'clock, Dr. Twitchell said," I told him. "Can the old doc give me pellet which will let me waken at he asked. "Of course," I answered.

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third H. week Kaufman, Monday, campaign according chair- to man. Booths which were opened in banks and other places of business last week will be maintained again this week with members of different women's organizations in charge of them, Chairmen of these booths will be: Mrs. Ed Voges of the Women's Auxiliary of the Vigo County Medical Society, Merchants National Bank: Mrs. Herbert Mace, Woman's Department Club, Terre Haute Savings Bank; Mrs.

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Stella Noffke, Junior Board, Crit-' Wiley Student to Represent Indiana In National Forensic League Contest Barbara Moore, Wiley School student, is one of the three high school students who will represent the state of Indiana at the National Forensic League contest to be held in Kenosha, April 27, 28 and 29. Miss Moore, Louis Mushro of Howe Military Academy and Raleigh Voabach of Park High School of Hammond, winners of top places in the Indiana Chapter of the National Forensic League contest held at Wiley High School Friday and Saturday, will compete for national honors at the contest at Kenosha. BARBARA MOORE will in original oratory; Louis Mushro in dramatic declaration and Raleigh Voabach in extempore declamation. Other high school students who won first places in the contest are Pat Cloutier, Garfield High School. in humorous declamation; Horace Mann of Gary, and Bob Hunter of Howe Military Academy, who won first in radio.

Susanne Miller of Garfield High School won second place in poetry and Jeanne Mayden of Wiley second place in radio. THE 150 CONTESTANTS from 13 Indiana high schools who competed in the contests were guests at A banquet Friday night at which Polly O'Rear of Wiley High School Chapter of Forensic League was student chairman and at which Carl Jones lead community singing and with his quartet, Four Steps, sang several numbers. The Wiley Chapter of the League. which was the host chapter, paid honor to John Bloxsome, president of the Terre Haute School Board who served as a judge during the two-day contests, by giving him an honorary membership in the National Forensic League and presenting him with a gold button, worn by National League members. The contest also brought to Terre Haute several score of other high school students and teachers, tenton Home, Public Service Company.

The women at the booth will give each person who makes contributions at the booths the small red plastic swords which insignia of the American "Cancer Society. Students Plan Fifth State Cabaret Night Next Friday night, April 21, the fifth in a series of cabarets will be held in the ballroom of the Student Union Building on Indiana State's campus. Co-chairmen for this gala affair will be Bob Klepach and Joe Vatcosky. A novelty theme of a circus will be carried out in the decorations and the floor shows. Howard Briscoe will serve as master of ceremonies for the evening's entertainment.

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Societies The Men's Brotherhood of the Second Christian Church will hold regular monthly meeting at the Tuesday evening at 7:30 A social program is planned for the evening with a -short message on "The Power in Church." Members of the on refreshments are Profes-sor C. T. True, A. D. Pigg and English.

The president, Darwin Aldrich, will be in charge of program. A cordial then invitation extended to all of men of community as well as those of church and Bible School. Living Rosary Society and Altar of St. Patrick's Church -wiil have a regular monthly meetzing at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afterEnvon in the school hall. After a short business meeting the film of James Keller's.

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Clubs Members of the Haute branch of the National Story League will go to Brazil tonight for a meeting with the Gladys-Betty Junior Story League to be held at 7:30 o'clock at the library there. The sponsor will be the presiof the Terre Haute club, sirs. will Louise be Lord, given by and the the junior proleague. This is an annual affair of the club, State High Basketball Mothers' Club will hold the annual Spring banquet at 6 o'clock Friday evening, April 28, at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.

This will be open to the faculty and parents of the basketball boys. Reservations may be made no later than Wednesday evening, April 26, by calling H-2928 or H-3097. Club of the Rose Student Wives' Club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Lou Hanna, Apartment 1 on the campus. Mrs.

W. K. Dodson will be hostess for the April meeting of the Wednesday Tourist Club Wednesday afternoon at her home on Kean Lane. Miss Florence Richards will be assisting hostess. Dessert will be served at 1:30 o'clock and the program for the afternoon will be a book review of "Root Out Dry Ground," by Argye M.

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Mary's Stephen Oraze of Cincinnati, a member the official Virgin of Fatima" escort more than a year and a half, will be the speaker on "The Peace Plan from Heaven," Tuesday evening in the Cecilian Auditorium of St. Mary-of-the-Woods College. The speaker will bring the messages of the Blessed Virgin which she confided to the three children of Fatima, Portugal. The lecture is sponsored by "The Grail" magazine published by the Benedictine Monks of St. Meinard's Abbey, St.

Meinard's, Ind. lecturer traveled over 50,000 miles with the statue as it was taken from place to place for services. Societies Societies Badoura Temple No. 23, Daughters of Nile, patrol will give a card party at 8 o'clock 200 this South evening at the Y. M.

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the Union Hospital School of Nursing, will participate in the institute. She is being the sponsored Coun- by Union Hospital and Vigo ty Chapter, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The institute, a co-operative project of the State Board of Health, the university hospitals, the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the Crippled Children's Division of the Indiana Department of Public Welfare, will consider the medical and pedic aspects of poliomyelitis, physical and occupational therapy, isolation technique and nursing care, and the care of respirator cases. The second week of the institute will consist entirely of observation and practice in the clinical areas of the Riley, Long and Rotary Convalescent hospitals at the medical center. Three I.

U. Professors Get Research Awards NEW YORK, April Indiana professors got Guggenheim fellowships today to finance research work for three books. The appointments announced by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation include Dr. Gerhard B. Ladner, assistant professor of history at Notre Dame; Dr.

vid Bidney, associate professor of anthropology and philosophy at Indiana University, and Dr. Aubrey Diller, I. U. associate professor of classics. Dr.

Ladner's project will be a book on the influence of the medi- early Christian idea of reform on eval and renaissance civilization. Dr. Bidney will prepare a book on myth in primitive and modern culture. Dr. Diller will prepare a book on Ptolemy's "Geography." The awards to the 158 new Guggenheim scholars average $3,164 each.

Leopards sometimes serve a good purpose keeping down animals that would destroy crops. Terre Haute Today ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED WITH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Terre Haute Ministerial AssoI clation--Y. M. C. 10 A.

M. Vigo County Civic AssociationY. M. C. at noon.

Terre Haute Writers Club -Fairbanks Library, 2 P. M. Lions Club--Hotel Deming, 6:15 P. M. Social Lodge 86-Masonic Temple, 7:30 P.

M. Terre Haute Literary ClubFairbanks Library, 7 P. M. Terre Haute Management Club -Terre Haute House, 7:30 P. M.

Disabled American Veterans- Chapter Home, 7:30 P. M. Oriental Lodge Knights of Pythias Hall, 7:30 P. M. Gold Star Mothers -Krietenstein Past Home, 7:30 P.

M. Bethlehem Lodge Memorial Hall, 7:30 P. M. Junior Leaders--Farm Bureau Rooms, 7:30 P. M.

Central Labor Union Labor Temple, 8 P. M. Wayne Newton Post. American Legion -Post Home, 8 P.M. Eagles Lodge--Eagles Hall, 8 P.

M. Knights of Columbus--K. of C. Hall, 8 P. M.

D. A. V. Auxiliary--Chapter Home, 8 M. 7108 000 0.