36xxxx 059 Island Gets Ready To Move

The Magic Island of Euclidea, home of a colony of mad scientists, would be a weird enough place to visit on a sightseeing tour. But it becomes fearful indeed to the little party of worldly people in prison there.

When Mrs. Patricia Gregory set out to look for her young daughter, lost 14 years ago in the shipwreck, she little dreamed of the dangers her party would encounter. Captain Tex Bradford, friend of Patricia Gregory and organizer of the expedition, young Jerry Hall amateur radio operator who begged to accompany them, and Joan Gregory the daughter, are now prisoners on the island,

or rather inside the island, as their quarters are down in the depths of this man-made structure. Left to their own devices after their escape and recapture, our friends soon discover that there is little pleasure in their imprisonment.

They are nearly maddened by the constant echo of their voices in the steel chambers. I know things don't look any too hot for us right now, but we've got to keep our chins up. You've been wonderful, Jerry. I think yours is the strongest one of all.

And I'm willing to admit that I'm not after too much help about getting us out of this place. place. Jerry is quite right in putting forward a brave face even though intelligent thought would rule it useless. Look here Joan, nobody's got to rule my face useless. My reference was to your attitude rather than your appearance. However if we are to enter into discussion

of the matter, exactly what value does your face have. Did you hear that? What value does my face have? No, Jerry, don't get excited and start an argument with Joan. We can occupy time better than that. We would seem so Tex and yet we must talk about something and there's so little to be said. But Joan, but you and I go in my room with the