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The change of conversation was decidedly" nouceable, but Geoffrey 911.111 looked bland enough.

"We've though; 11. our," he 101d Rogi-l. "flu-ins .1 space between the gabcy and engine room bulkheads. 1.1 lull 11111111 prlslng out l11e panel 1n 1110 bi k 111 inc galley locker, cg 111111 11v c1111 llfll 11110 rile SW60 - - -

" 1S 1111\l~ a 100k or 11 110w, shall 111i linger.

' 11 .1 cigarette, and follow- ‘ uvu lllrougil into lhe .11111u_\'cu \\'lll1 Geo.- :.' .11. Yer 11111.1 Lleof- 1r l\ 11nd picvcnled he did no; qLlllL‘ K110“.

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1111111011. ll1 a perfect, 111d become :0 ilal i 1r laid a path of

(- Kufv, fresh as 1111 l'..\t'll. in yvh1le

ill m/ 11 'l1.1'1 Roger could .11 11nd brush up be- hr- offer and went \\1.1- (lrv. Cliarlle ‘llnlllkflillv. he

111111101‘ U19 ll11‘(_3C fast. Gcofircv 1n gown of clnborlre . and drank black 1 of sherry an if . l‘! 1111c (W11 habits cf Ilfc v-itll vou wher-

$1 (1. . .11l1I<=d ulldcl his 1011B 1i” l‘ l‘,i Fl SllDPflOT. \\'("dl‘§' SOFf (I \\z1" Racer (loomed, and surprised

'11 nl-r-lf by doth: so .§il1rc he really 1111.311‘! intended to gye the matter —ll1at there was no lousy of Gcofirey. so far concerned. _ ll 11ml I'm willing i0 for my beliefs." Geof- , 111111 elf to say. “One "c 11> give up all ones \\'l‘ll. If any Ileces ify of course. I shall give (‘it's no shortage cf

on board at the as I know!"

(luv Roger worked ' lilo panel behind the locker in tile policy. Kim" sat on the galley bench. tanned lcqs crossed, Lhe ex- clmlnr-n" of the venture lurking in

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ller eyes. Roger asked if Sl1¢ was going w Si. Icaplluel 1o sin, wllll ner laulcr ‘cult!’ L110 alllalr ma... over." ‘

"l. may g0 to Venlcmiglio to stay W111 lflclluo. 1 dclli know that. n1y 12111161‘ W111 BXHCUY “tf-Lbllltt I118 1111,‘! 1.111s!"

"Ur n16!" added Roger, grimly.

“lie siloulo uilncxscillu: said Khly, s.cr111_, blU\\lIi\g up at 01.1.6. ‘he should sue 111211 11's only 11g111 for us‘ l0 L10 Luis!"

Eager solo hauling. His own nloral pfklblflll “db 100 (Jlllilllll 1U 0011341111 1n a uoro or two.

Bur whal 11c- Lllfillgllf, was 111a; 1 slle wenl l0 V2lll€.l111g1.i1, and he, sucked by Sillaiulrlugc. 11cm LO 1.111 don, wll.re would 111.- b11111 ghc Illccl 11211111?

He .et his teeth and wcnl on with .l1e .1ob.

Tile events 0f Lhc 11254111 circw near. 11rd Lilo lcllsion o1‘ CflllfkldllQll grew.

At iive-llllrly 111v “ulolucil. lsale" altered hcr course for Mallrcal.

CHAPTER Vl TO AN UNKNOWN COAST

‘Twilight. calm, silence-tile Maj- orcan moluliain tops rose 111 dark outline againsl L118 lasl glimmer of rhe day.

So quieily ihey appeared. before fhe swift approach of the "GlOTIOUS Kate" that the whole scene had a dream-like quality to the tcn e watchers on the yacht. Whatever the wartime activities 0f the east coast this south-western corner, steeped n sleep 11nd darkness. looked peaceful enough

Geoffrey spread (he chart they

had been given in Marseilles bv the cmlssary_ of V“C8pl8.111 Rubero’: on

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‘Manreal light and re "

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Morning Smile

I

Small Boy-That 11ml I boufiil yesterday was bad.

Storekeeper-How could it be? It was cured lat week.

Boy-If, must have had _|. relapse then.

"What's the matter with your wife? She looks fed up."

"She 1a. She went to a jumble sale, took off her hat, put. it down for a few moments and someone sold it. for fhreepence."

the saloon table. Traced ink on a piece of thin notepaper. i consisted of a few linés showing the head- land of Sari Antonio and the coast. norm-wesl. of it, a5 far as the her- oour of the fishing village of Man-

A star of‘! the headland was marked, "Phare de Si. Antoine." another light north-east evdently marked a shoal; and was appended with the words "Occulte neuf sec- onde" The western head of Manreal harbour was marked wiih a star and me Wffd ‘Rose’ in different wr L- in English just below the Lie one kilometer east of burn three fla .

“The light we can see now L; the 5t. Antoine light." Roger said.

“'I‘hcn what we have 1c do is to follow the coasf eastward until v.e come to a light occult rig every n'ne‘1 secondsfladded Kitty. “And ihen make for the Manreal light from there."

“Have you a slop watch?" askrd Gecffrey.

“Do I look like a village sports referee?" raid Geoflrcv coldly.

“Cullen will have one. of cour e," sold Roger.

"Ls it necessary in bring Cullen int- it?" said Geoffrcy.

“Why not?"

"The fewer pecple who are in on 1111s lhe better," said Gfioflrey s01- rmnly.

"If you wanted w b2 lldepeltdenl of Cullen." Roger pointed cut mild- ly. "you could have sarrlflced your pride in no: resemblirg a vllkge sports rwerve p114 bwuvhf a sfcp watch. You (‘a"i'1.cl1e'k ligzllTs at sea accurafcj- w illciui. qnv." l

Ceoffr-sy puffid sozre rir down his hfg 11052, in irfiiraticn of h's super- icri v to urh lhfnfis.

They went on deck to find right ccmpletdv fallen; dead rlvad, rn the cowl. a wllit- light Pashel c1‘)

she

the night, riled into darkness, ard flashed ag"in . North-cast. yerv distant. another llqht ccrulled faint- Lv. low down at the Sea.

Roger went quickly th.“ wiloel house.

"We're off San Antonia head. sir." Cullen said. turning an 'I1'1p."SSlV6 fan» in the yellow-lit intercr.

“We'll follow the coast eastward as far as the Manreal light." Rogr said. "Is it marked on your chart?"

"Keep her head on that light- house. slr. and I“ll look it up." He surrendered the wheel to Roger.

When Cullen had found the Man- real light on his chart, Roger ex-

lflirlcd to him: “We're irl foreign

rrltonal waters, Cullen. in a p: r1 of the world where we might be a bit unpopular. We don't, want, in m;

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held up. because it might mean trofiitale. I want all lights out on the ac 1 ."

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“All lights out!" echoed Cullen. “You're not meaning navigation lights. too?"

_"'I'here seems 1o be no other ch18- DmE about. so the risk would e very small." The look on Cullen's face indic- afed that he had always sutpected his employers were mad. and now he was sure of if. “If you or Miss Kitty want to cruise without lights you'll have in take over," he said patiently. “I resign mv job. see? Yolrve ot Mr. Smallbridges authority to o any- things youlike with 1.1115 yacht, anu thats all right with me. But I can't sail contrary to navigation regula- tions. I've got my master's certifi-

cate to think about." I I l

O O O

For a moment. while the mildly outraged Cullen held grimly to the wheel. Roger was startled into a sense 0f his own wild folly. What was he doing here. crulsng on ins small ship in the darkness under the heights of en unknown C0851? Those years climbing to the top of fihe hardware 1m rt industry-what had become of t em? They were as much use now as if he had thrown them overboard.

At that moment the wheel house door opened and Kitty slipped in- side. I-Ier slim. straight figure was tense. her face. the picture of cool bravery above the browll fur of her coat buttoned close under her chin. Her eyes glow-ed at him.

(To be Continued)

WHITE GIFT SERVICE AT MONTAGUE

A pageant of rare beauty. "The White Glf " was presented in the Christian Church on Sunday even-

— lng, After soft music. the choir

opened with "O Come All Ye Fii-ithifvill." The second number “Away in b Manger", was sung behind the curtain by children. Then came a. group of six pictures or pageants. The setting for those were e cialiy beautiful. When the cu ins were drawn back a large picture fraime was revealed. This appeared to be covered with thin gauze which with soft. color- ed lighis made the different scenes very lovely. The first picture was of a. Jewish family father, mother and two children. ihe father hold- lmz a scrolhreadlng a prophecy. The mother with a child on each side teaching them. A Scribe read the story as the pictures were shown. Between the pictures. carols were sung by n group o! singers behind the curtain.

The second picture, the Watch- man, with an old fashioned lan- tern held high in one hand is seen standing before a gate on the other side, a traveller dressed in Orennlal costume, the star glim- merlng in the distance.

The 3rd picture was the manger scene. Mary sifting bending over be and Joseph standing slightly bent Witching the . A solo "A Mother‘; Lullaby" was very aweetly sum by Mrs. D. M. McLeod while was being en-

acted. ‘rho 41-h pageant showed three

Angela with mns unlined. while the choir can; “It Came Upon the Midnight. Olegr.”

The 5th picture showed the gazing at the bright light. above.

The 8th picture was Kublah Khan of Cathay. The K1813’ was} outed on s white throw. but:

like a sfaz", sweeping its helm acrcis >1,

THE CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Women's Realm/Social and Perso

Dorothy Dix’s Letter Box

Start to Train Your Children When They Are in the Cradle, and They Will be Less of a Problem to You When They Reach the Adolescent Age

Just. one.

others. long as

suggest? _

= ' Answer‘ You are asklii! good.

1.. a" “a "ii-I “m..1"°..‘f.‘.°i‘..'iiii“‘m'“i “""“'“"" way" r1 very pop

eral boysfbut for L116 1m 111011111 vlgffe r1085 versiswd in coins swedv Wit-h muons from other boyfi. . . her Will and come home suIPIi-‘ulimy early- ww"1“ °1112.:.1el1:.:""

L153 fifinflly get so serious. However, my duulh- ter says she cares no more for and that she will keep she desires, Teflufdle-ii 0f W31“ 1 “Y- I hgvi considered forblddinfl he? w 1° with ‘m’ my’ a when I say an)’ temper and on a hunger ly and evemually upse frankly I am afriudAt?‘ tackle this.

R10 tly has gone about with sev- I have forced her .1 weepi- invi- srle has done it against

.|. con l. but 1 d.s- age keel) such lave hours

him than a down on 5€6l11¢ him as

thing about if she goes info ill-S strike shat lasts indefinite- ts me entire family, and Whal do you ANXIOUS MOTHER.

me sevenlcen years Loo late for my advice to do any I should have bold you men b0 establish vour authority over Wu!‘

daughter while she wa. sl/ui a babe in the cradle. If you had taught hcgf

men m obey you and to respect 110111 8nd m“

never bospeak to you with anythirill have a girl who at 17

afraid.

Nowhere else in the world is it so true is in the rearing of chllliciigglfé

obedience, of SElI-mdUlKCn0€blliéfefiEhuvgsfiiwenbv years later ‘Ynen Q?‘ child 111511115 you and defies you. and you find yourself Wwefle-h W P

reap" as 1t 11y in a child. you reaD the it when it takes lhe wrong road.

confrollls us.

slle has a

are not in er own age cla s.

senile.

taste is running

to 1e. the nlamr drop. er. cause l» annoys you.

forgel this boy.

linger slrikes? hide the cake.

somwllere else.

retary to a prominent and popular been meeting secretly. be humll ated. I am capable.

woman does. wretched than I am now. this situation?

swer:

children, home, security. Then the

woman's

11g the double jealousy of a our to supplant you. lest voru

bamniness

a litil» whW-e. then he new tired of them.

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For Thursday, Deccmbe 28th

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) —Deal1ngs in land, matters may need rebuilding or repairs, click- lnE stock, clearing up Unfinished work and attention to construclive measures as well as practicalsin- veniions and improvements are most. favored by friendly Bafurn rays. You should feel energetic.

APRIL 21 to MAY 20 (Taurus) —D0n1. be diverted from good plans and intentions. _Sol1d and substantial issues are the besf be]; this norle-foo-easy day. Know the value of silence if out with your big heart. interest this evening. Whole day asks patience and ami- ability. -

MAY 21 1Q JUNE 21 (Gemini) —°"@ ""118 at a time, if you find yourself confused or perhujbed "mmlcmflllyl The unconventional and dubious should be studlously avoided. Day carries possibilities for the energetic and sincere and limitation-s for you who seek only

offering white glffs, pearls, rice and a dove. 150m: are rich, some p001‘. A 5010 by M1‘. Preston Beck was sung at this time. then the curtain opens revealing the efflffy TOMB 8nd the bright slat. her t-hia Mrs. Outhouse came forward dressed 1n while and a ceremony of receiving Whlfie Gifts from dif- ferent classu in the Sunday school and young people's organizations was exacted. A messenger dressed in white from each presented their White Gifts. white a young torch bearer lighted the candles which represented bhe giving of "aub- starloe, Self and Service". Alto- gether it was a very lovel cere- mony and much credit is ue Mr. Outhouse for the beautiful ar-

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your girl was 1;‘ babyfi but lvavhatt/yflixgmslgfluid do now. that Solomon imse cou no a1 ' . _ life is she s0 unamenable to reason as when she 154111 hefséadolesfiéivfeé She has not seen enough of life L0 know thaf age bl rigs w_ 11111383 WAD rofound contempt for everybody, her P1119115 llifiu .

She thinks all of the customs and conventions and ideas of 1111c pfl§l are obsolete all dllot W0f1l1 collsidcltng. Above all, 511a IfBZBTGS hi?!‘ NUT-T and mother as dodoerlng foolswho sl101lld_ by fights be 111 a home f0!‘ l_ 9 Having had everythng always given her. slle has no apprecia- llon of what her parents or any one else does for her.

serL her 0v. l1 independence by clophg with 111m. If 1 A will she will prombly tire cf h.nl herself. The reason she refuses to have anyL-hing to do with them is be- _ If you can afford it. send ller off to some school‘ where .n a. different envuonlnem. she will meet, other young people and,

None, as you must well know yourself. For vou have left yourself not one solid thing in life w which in cling. fiiness for a woman are, fir t of all. a clear conscience, being able

erself in the face and not be ashamed,

You will go the wav vou have seen so many other women flees who fell in love with the D055 and who oueened if in the were waited gently and firmly 1111.» the 01111-1 1111-

DOROTHY

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‘. (By FRANCES DRAKE) ‘Cnliiiiklll, 1951'. King Features Syndicate Inc.) L°°k l" “'9 "m"! 5'0"!’ hifl-hduy comes In, and find who: your outlook Is, according go u“ "m1

7 fiHVEHVnHHTfiEHHEHI .-

‘Morher knows best" an bu: deference. vou would not 110W

defies you and your opinions and of whom you are

that “as we sow so shall we If you sow tile seeds of di-S- oi contempt for all authon;

___.__. 4 l But. as Mr. Cleveland Said, it is a condition and not a theory that_ The question is now not what you should have done W119"

and lllflL is a prcbcm‘

For at no lime in a girls wholci

She i. convinced that she is the last word 1n sOI-ihlfillifltiun; i118! he“ riect. her opinions final, and that she ls perfectly 991K113? 95' er own life alld Dick-HE out. a husoalld. and sorrow and tezrs will give her the discipline you 511011111 have 81V?“

ller. and it. will break your heart to see ller Lake her lcsson. '

About the only lhing you can do for her as regards this boy l5 5151311’ Don't, oppose her. because if you 110 c118 ma a -

Time and CXDEIIEH e

Y lei. her alone And don't mil-ow other boys at

But haven't you one single vertebra of backbone left in vou 1.11111- ou 1e). 1111s 1.1.119 mlnx terroluze you wl11l litr telnper. and her going on Maybe the temper is real enough. but the hunger M11116 is a Joke, as you would soon find out if vou would lock up the lcebox and Even a mother must have enough perceptlon m realize that when children refuse to eat ah the table they are foraging around

I'll bet you don't nollcc 111. . you; _ ‘ pallor or loses any weight when she is ostensibly doing - - - . - 1.

A Clear Conscience Is Alway: Best Dear Miss Dix-—I am 28 and for the last ten years have been se¢-‘

2111111.; cadres ally without food .

business man. I love and ildlnile

him very much, although he is a married man with children, and we have , I Lhink lately he has been seeing other women. but allva s with such discretion that.

as in my case. his wife would never

I am a valuable as isfant. to him and he means everything to me, but I am wondering where this will end. not marrying now while I have a chance because I cannot bear to leave him, though I do want a home and husband and children a5 any normal I am afraid that if I do leave him that I will be more Whai. cilancc for happiness is there for me in

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The things that make for hap- tO 100k Then comes love. husband]

have thrown an o! these w the wmgdood opinion of her little world. You" dl5gouraggd_

No wmnan can take another,

husband away from her and notknow herself for a criminal. No i woman who has been a max-r ed man's mistress has a shred of reputation 1 left. and her chancm of marriage are slim '

In Yul" C858 the fiMuTe 1i darkened by vour having your heart torn the man's wife and of the Lady Ixive who is , Yet you are afraid to leave your faithless lover.‘ m0" miserable 8mm from him fhan you are with him. Bur, that l5 i119 01113’ W111’ you have any chance of saving anv remnant of your;

“mo, has $851121’; s»; vovlgseifftfhaf he is REUVIdII tired of vnuiflfhaititgie, 8 o yo e romance, an you must, re in at ""1655 You beat, him w it you will be fired.