Iris Deen

"... In the an American patrol v.^ .i chine guns and materio!, and leaving had a liv civ mont One prisoners ln our hands. can. wounded in nilio places, There Ivas Deen ally carne a -wounded comrade to by Hallan and Allied aviators. m which an machine was J downed. there have been isolated a tions. They have not been rf great ..."

"... collection of seaweeds lu Australia. ile will leave next week, un return to Sydney. What is said lo be thc. first now In-' volition hr stairways In ii.000 years Iris Heen announced ny a Kreuch englm-er. His stairs may he envisaged by Imagin- ing an ordlnury lllghl of steps sllcod ver- tically In twu, and olio of thc two nar- row ..."

"... lam .come to save yours?if you will let me." "Why d.d you aot explain to that man Dnaan ? You knew I was not Harry Lox wood and that Iris Aeen was aot my wife." "I dared not own my knowledge. It would not have served you if I had. Iriace Dusaa used his authority as chief, in my own place. ..."

"... 92 Clarendon Road, Whalley Range, Manchester 16, England; and Kajus Takeda, No. 126, Yamashlta-cho, Kagoshima, Japan. Second Grade "PEGGY MACGUIRE": Ruth Man ton, 3157 Wellington Avenue, Van couver, Canada; Iris Deen, Moore Street, Dirranbandi; and Naohira Yoshiyasu, Oikashima, Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan. "MERRY MIN": Mary Hughes, Cereal, Albera, Canada; Pearl McGumess, 13 Butler Street, Timaru, N.Z. "HEATH": John Behnke, 2 Perry Street, ..."