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LIEUTENANT DON KEMP stood with his hands clenched in cold fury. His rooms, including the blueprint draughting office, appeared to be in perfect order. But Don Kemp's precise, orderly mind and eye told him that his quarters had been thoroughly ransacked, although every article apparently had been restored to its place.
From habit Don Kemp's slate gray eyes went to the unusual "pin-up girl" on the wall above his drawing table. His eyes became colder and he uttered an oath through clenched teeth.