02Plans For The Voyage Are Discussed

Ah, I choose, be for themselves! Ah! All aboard for the transcribed premier production, the crews of the Paul Parrot. Here's the second adventure in this thrilling exciting story of the sea, which tells of the adventurous days of wailing.

When mutiny and storms at sea, unburied treasure were very real adventures that might have a place in the life of any seamen. Boys and girls, we know you'll enjoy this thrilling series from start to finish.

to finish. It is in the spring of 1858 in New Bedford, the center of the whaling industry that our story opened. Captain Roy Dalton and his good friend first made George Wainwright or to command the good ship, Paul Parrot, on a whaling cruise. But there is a good deal of mystery about the whole business. First, one of the owners goes along. Second, a mysterious

Spaniard attacked Dalton on the docks in our first adventure. He tried to pick the captain's pocket of his papers. When that failed, he shot at the two men and after a short but furious fight managed to escape. As our story opens it is the next day and Captain Dalton and first make Wayne Ryder on their way to the shipkeeper's office at the docks of the company which owns

their ship, Grange Uncompany. We've got to find out who that Spaniard is Roy. Hi, I'm George. There's plenty of mystery connected with his crews already and we may as well find out how the wind blows as soon as we can.

Well if any man knows who that Spaniard swab is it'll be old man Breckenridge, the shipkeeper for Grange and Sons. He's worked on the docks here for almost 40 years. He knows every seaman and landlubber who's ever been in New Bedford. That swab was after something important, George. You can lay to that. When he failed to pick my pocket, he tried to shoot