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. NURENBERG, April 3 (U. P).— Marshal Wilhelm Keitel told the war crimes court today that while he was chief of the German high command orders which violated international law often were sub-

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“| mitted to him for signature. Keitel testified in his own defense. A faded Wehrmacht uniform, barren of medals, flapped loosely around the thinning witness. Keitel pictured himself as a sort of military office’ boy for Adolf Hitler, He said the fuehrer “unambiguously” assumed all power of

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He said most of the orders to the army were given orally by Hitler at conferences of commanders, and his own part was to put them into writing and sign confirmation

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THE STORY SO FAR MONA SHANE, at her mother’s ine sistence, accepts an invitation te RUSSEL BRETHERTON’S dinner party. where she meets JAY CAMERON. The Shanes are at their Carmel beach cottage—~wnere Mona's father, PATRICK, really enjoys himself. He has invited MIKE O'BRIEN to breakfast the next morning. Russel gets a phone call demanding his presence elsewhere and asks Jay to take Mona home, Old Wong, the Chinese cook, looks on disapprevingly. Mona likes Jay very much and accepts

noon, During the day riding at the beach, Mona definitely Talls in love with Jay. Her father warns her against him but she determines to see him when he calls. That same day Russel stops by, surprises Mona by prepesing marriage. Mona goes with Jay repeatedly with. out letting her parents discover it. Finally Pat sees her getting out of Jay's car and being kissed as she leaves him.

CHAPTER NINE MONA STOPPED short. Although she recognized the accusation in her father’s voice her own was guileless as she replied, “Yes, Daddy!” “Come down here,” he commanded. Mona retraced her steps wondering how much

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though she realized her own pasition was a precarious one. “You ought to be ashamed,” Mrs.

deceive your parents about the company you're keeping. although personally I've no objection to Mr. Cameron.” “Only because you think he's a friend of Russel Bretherton's,” her husband said disgustedly. 2.8 8 JOSEPHINE'S eyebrows lifted. “At least that makes him a gentleman. And I saw nothing wrong with him. He had nice manners.” “Manners!” he snorted. “You wouldn't see beyond that.” Resenting this, Josephine made a They were quarrelling again ignoring the girl who was the cause of the argument. Mona waited wearily, eyes heavy with sleepiness. The hours she had been keeping were making it .increasingly difficult for her to work.

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She said finally, “D& you mihd if I go to bed?” sn » JOSEPHINE rose. “We'd better all go to bed. In the future, Mona, you are to tell me where you are. going and with whom, It is your father's own fault if you've had too mueh- freedom. I told him it wouldn't work long ago.” ‘I'm going to see Jay, mother. I'm sorry if daddy doesn’t like him, but I shan’t stop seeing him.” “For ‘a girl who could marry a| man like Russel Bretherton I must] say you have strange tastes,” Josephine said dryly. Pat said nothing. Josephine had beaten him, but it was Mona's defiance that hurt. When she tried to kiss htm he turned his head.

” ” » “DON’T WORRY,” she whispered. “You've no reason to worry. Honestly darling!”

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could not go to sleep. His opposition was hard for her to face. Maybe it would be better not to see Jay for a few days, Give her father a chance to recover from the shock of the embrace he had witnessed. He was jealous, Mona decided, but he would get over it. And when she explained to Jay, he would understand. She was mis«< taken in her confidence. Jay's attitude, when she refused to see him for a few days, was both resentful and suspicious. » o EJ “TIRED. of me already?” he demanded. “I've never been able to see you over the week-end. Now you tell me we can't see each other Thursday or Friday. I should have realized in the beginning that I can't compete with your younger suitors.”

His eyes reproached her until she

(To Be Continued)

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he had seen. She felt very)

sorry for him. “What do you mean by behaving | like that?” he shouted. “Don't try| to deny it. I saw you kissing that + «+» that , , .” he paused, sputter- | ing for a word he dared use. | “Ihave no intention of denying anything,” the girl said proudly.| “And in case you're interested, Jay Cameron isn't the first man who has kissed me." » » ” “HE'S THE one I'm objecting to,” her father said grimly. “How do

said to you?” i “Dare?” Mona repeated looking) him straight in the eye. “Isn't that] a rather strong word to use? You didn’t say I couldn't see him again, did you?” | “I warned you not to believe) everything he said. the kind of man he is.” “But you don’t know him. Jay] is in love with me® Everything is all right, Daddy. Really it is.” 8 8 “ALL RIGHT? ALL RIGHT?”

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