36xxxx 118 Landing On Lake Hollywood

Once more, the Gregory party has escaped from Euchlytia. It seems a little out of place to escape from the very locality you've come to capture, but sometimes a well-ordered retreat is the best manner of attack.

Captain Bradford has discovered exactly where and how he will use his universal solvent to take over the weird underwater colony of Euchlytia. But he hasn't any of the materials necessary to compound the formula, and the only way to get them is a quick return to Las Angles.

The Euclidean Girl Submarine Commander has proven a real friend and has taken one of the Euclidean rocket planes. We find the Girl Commander at the controls now as the entire Gregory party of seven other people ride with her at a speed of 1,000 miles an hour.

They have been in the air four hours since leaving Euclidea and are almost over Los Angeles. I believe Captain Bradford that we will be ready to land in Los Angeles in less than 600 seconds.

Ten minutes to Los Angeles. And we've come more than 4,000 miles in four hours. Well, the wonderful part about it is, there's no noise, no sensation. Boy, there was plenty of sensation when that plane like this one went down with us.

Wasn't it a tax? Plenty, Jerry. But Elaine seems to have better luck with this one. I think it is not the matter of luck, Captain. Elaine is the finest pilot in Eupidia. Right, Joan. Yes, Joan, there.

The type of flying Elaine has done during the past four hours wasn't luck. I'm glad my work as the pilot meets with your approval. It certainly does. Oh, mother! Yes, Joan? Look! Look down! Oh, I've been looking. Can't you think?