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O'SHAUGHNESSY'S

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(Synopsis: Michael" (Windy); O'Shaughnessy, world Fantau animal Fruiner, in Hostingo' Greater Cireus, han been deserted by, his wife Cora, who had also taken hia adored four-year-old san. Stubby, in nerve gone, Wingin had fumbled a dangerona stunt and lost his right arm. For eight youre he wandered, · as a tramp, in search of Stubby. Then Hastings finds him, telling him of Cord's death and Stubby's where abouts in a military school. Windy is a new man. He will return to his work and get Stubby But on the day he in to arrive at the school, Stubby is telling the muafer that he refuses to go with his father.)

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Chapter VI

Stubby's Aunt Martha, garbed in. a grim mourning outft, stood by him, a protective arm about his shoulder.

Major Walkenburg, usually the kindliest of men, sat behind his desk, now sternly milltary.

sternly. "Cadet O'Shaughnessy, my orders were to hand you over to your father. Now here are your orders." lle was being very crisp and military, "You're to stay with him. until it's time for you to go back. Under stand 20

"Yes sir" Stubby answered, much subdued. At the knock on the door though he, about-faced and marched to the window, staring out of it un- happily, his face net.

"Come in."

But na Windy entered Valkenburg's heart dropped with dismay.

Windy new suit of acreaming pinid, his tan shoes with their bull dog toes and his stiff straw hat ando him a pathetically comic figure as he stood there in frembling anticipation,

He gestured toward Stubby's back. "Is that my..."

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"If we don't get along together." Windy threw back his head and reared with laughter, "Did you hear that Stub? If we don't get along." He choked over his own boisterous merriment. "Why Major that's the best laugh I've had since I don't remember when. Stubby, they think that maybe you and I are going to the mat together."

He was still chuckling over his absurd suggestion when Stubby_hid made his reluctant, saluted fore. wells and was walking out of the door with him....

Beaming proudly and happily Windy sat on a seat in the day conch with Stubby. He was shelling peanuts with his left hand, giving every other one to Stubby who would accept them mechanically, but keep them in his fiat.

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The Major quickly went to Stubby Windy, went on with his descrip- and turned him around. "That's.be.]tion of circus life. "So Big boy isn't he? Joseph, your seein' a cireus from out front ala't father."

aceln'n circus. Walt'll you get a

Father and son confronted each look-seu backstage. That's where other. Then Stubby's eyes filled with its fun. Yes sir. I been away from repulsion as they rested on the absurdit for a while but now I'm right clothes and the pinned-up empty back again. It'll be easy...now that alceve,

I got my right Kurm again." He But Windy's own happiness was nudged Stubby affectionately. "You." flis Then he noticed the bay's peculiar blinding him to everything else. face, reflected only the great bene- apathy. "Hey you ain't eatin'. Don't fcent miracle that had occurred.

you like peanuts?"

anid, choking with emotion, "Would "I'd n'knowed you any place", he

...would you a recognized Stubby 7

"You'll go with your father been the Court has

splaced you in his custody he and for the third time.

"Only temporarily" Martha inter Jected with bitter anger. "Only for the next three

months, Then he ment.

me

"No sir" was the courteous answer.

"No sir."

Windy regretfully tossed them all out of the window. "You're right. They lay on your stomach" lis eye

half-closed in reminiscence. Windy quickly nodded in agree "Gosh Stubby, the good times your Of course not. It was dumb ata and I used to have in the old comes back here. His father has not of me to expect it. You was such a days. She was beautiful and a swell right to him" she fumed "My little shaver" He looked up enger-performer. He drew the boy close. Inwyers were

was biaseri - Suzid. And that Judge, ly. “You don't remember them yarnal Well Stub; we got each other any.

Her fury had known no bounds when the sludge had gravely decreed: This boy must be allowed to form n rencliun in his father hefare the decide his permanent custody, If that reaction favourable the boy will be returned to his aunt."

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I used to tell you about tigers and elephants...and lions?"

No sir."

Windy gulped. "or course you don't.. I keep forgetting how little yn was Stubby.'

way.

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The train bad come to a halt. "Excuse me. Stubby stood Windy nodded and pointed out the direction of the men's room.

He ant there, grinning. But as his "Yes sir. And my name is Joseph.”

his Valkenburg was watching the reips pursed to whistle a tune.

window. Then eyes strayed to the union, Infinite pity in his eyes. Now she gestured exasperately. Windy chuckled, "That's what your his face drained itself of colour, for "Of course Joseph's reaction will n used to call you too. 7 Lever through the glass pane he could see unfavourable. Or CURTRU he wan't called you anything but Stubby...on the figure of Stubby outside, running necount of you had a stub nose, like away as fast as his young legs could me. And you ain't growed out of it carry him. pet. Only a course yours looks good on you,"

like his father." Valkenburg

silent.

reinainest

wearily

Martha ford Stabby with her eyes. "He knows just how that man treated his mother."

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A.A.A. SUBSTITUTE

He had made a few tentative at- ing his father. Will Windy get him tempts to kiss Stubby. Now, how back! Don't miss to-morroto's thrift Stabby nodded. "He wnx cruet ever, he grinned at the unyieldinging instalment.) to her air. He hurt her. "You figure of the boy,

"Yeah" he paki, scratching don't suppose the boy could ever

chip, guess it in kinda' siRNY forget that

dietaphone buzzed. "Mr. two men to kiss each offer." O'Shaughnessy is here sir"

"Not at all" Valkenburg cut în] "This is going to he very hard for sharply. He remained severely un- you child" Martha said to Stabby, handing to Stubby's beseeching look. "but you'll be back soon. Just do ns Slowly Stubly leaned forward and

His eyes

The

I say. Write me everything he says extended his check.

look.

and dogs...what his work is, how hed past his father who tenderly and treats you, if he drinks...whatever hungrily kissed him, then brushed a unpleasant thing you may see him do furtive tear from his eyes. After all, or say, I want to know."

this moment was the consummation of eight years of seed,

He nodded miserably. “Yes; aunt Marthe."

re-

BILL PASSES SENATE BY LARGE MAJORITY

Washington, Feb. 16. The Senate by 66 votes to 20 passed the Bill which replaces the Agricultural Adjustment Act, recent- ly declared unconstitutional.

The Major how addressed Windy.where it will be debated on Wednes The Bill now goes to the House, “Ony of the conditions of your understand, your ability to take care: He addressed the dictaphone, of him." "Have Mr. O'Shaughnessy come in please."

They kissed goodbye and she start- ed from the room to the extreme re-taining custody-is; as--1-believe you duy.---United Press..

lief of the Major.

"I won't ge!" Stubby burst out "Til do something dea-

violently,

perate....

"Tenshunt"

Stubby slowly stiffened.

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Washington, Feb. 15. The $500,000,000 Soll Conversation Farm Bill passed the Senate by 66 votes to 20,

Oh I'll be able to do that" Win- dy assured him. "From now on I'll take care of whatever it costs Major." Valkenburg inclined his head. "Well then, the only ather consideration is The bill included an amendment that of incompatibility." At Windy's prohibiting the Secretary for Agri- puzzled frown, he hastened to explain, culture incurring obligatious in ex- "If you and Joseph don't get along ceas of the sum authorised.—Rentṛr.

"Chin up! Shoulders back! Chest out!" The Major looked at him together."

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