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"And to think I was once tre- mendously grateful to that rela- tive of mine for so aonsiderateiy leaving me a fortune!“ Caryl 1'0- O'Hara
little there was such a in the ointment! I!
‘that perfectly good job with the wasn't
when he found
"It's just as well we don't know what's going to be the result-i 0f O'Hara commen-
decided to come round by way 0! St. Pierre de Brlssac, and look in
going on?" she questioned point-
settlng aside the men-
had been working. since thinking and talking together were beyond
getting
have had some taint attached to him, for people to be stabbing him
argued. "He may have been a. per-
grudge against? Anyhow. knowing what happened to him. what mat- ters most is to see it doesn't hap-
“Ii the French police are as good a5 you seem to think. and that one who's just gone tried to per- suade me they were. X'm not get- ting the jitters!" she laughed, but
YOUSEF “Just as well, anyhow. to move
suggested. "Mightn‘t be a. bad idea I've been thinking if you had a few more people about this old place. There's safety in numbers. and down at the inn there's—"
“That film-crowd?" Head on one side, she considered for a moment
"Well. why not?" she agreed as he nodded. "It can't really let the 01d Chateau down any more by turning i; into a playground for camera- rnen than by having a real murder done in it. The only trouble is that
present they're eating their heads off at
minute, with no returns showing If they were asked up here-say them here as guests, sleeping and
"It's the nights that worry me C most." he said. "if there really is
think. I wouldn't have you sleeping alone any more, and there's one quite nice girl—an old friend of
heavily, ancl a cool wind was blow- ing in from the Bay of Biscay as they moved side by side down the
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from the aerodrome not far from Bayonne. Nearer music from a radio-set in one of the villas. After they had left the chateau grounds Caryl pointed towards the right, to where-not far away — the surround of trees was flooded by lights from a villa.
“The enemy at our gates." she said laughing a little unsteadily as she explained: "That's the villa Mr. Yousef Hussein occupies." “Why be so sure he's an enemy?" O'Hara. challenged her. adding: “You remember that our friend from the Surete, Carnot, was not loo ready to suspect him. Have you by the way. had any personal contact with him yourself."
“Yes. Twice. Once I had a few words with him at the entrance to the Mairie, and once he called at the Chateau. He- seemed quite friendly, and the perfect gentle-
looking. All the same—" "All the same?" questtoningly as she hesitated.
Chateau. for
vying me such a fine old Chateau that he really meant—"
suspicions by sending his vant snooping around after
at all—"
‘Judge for yourself. Here he Mr. 0‘Hara." Caryl him sharply under her breath. They had reached the square by this time, with
gloom, Like some grim fortress
under the awning.
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ment, he paid little attention ning gesture.
dressed customers who seemed the verge of departure. One ob viously the most important ln Bad inot's opinion.
recognized the race so well, aitc
his idenltiy in O'Hara! mind. "The other two." he heard he
the group." "must have just rs
satellites of his, always dancing at
my opinion." (('l‘a Be Continued)
IN MEMORIAM
MI- HOWARD BAMSAY
ing health, in the 82nd year o his life,
ligent and
always a pleasure to visit
tained in his hospitable home.
dealings. he was a
of the community.
provrment he always supported
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“ta mine-mun:
man of course. And. in a way, I suppose he'd be called very good-
O'Hara echoed
"Perhaps it's the fact that he's an EBYPUah which made me instin- ctlvely liken him to-well to pic- tures I've seen of the Sphinx. That sort of smile on the Sphinx-it was there on the face of this Mr. You- sef Hussein A sly, far-away kind of smirk-a bit frightening. I'd a feeJing-—when he called at the f. instance-At wasn't Just the neighbourly politeness he pretended, sympathising with me over the death of my relative, en-
"On the other hand, if he really meant any harm to you." O'Hara inclined a little to impatience, "he wouldn't deliberately arouse your ser- you wherever you went. There's more meaning than that behind the smile on the Sphinx. and if this Yousef Hussein's any real Sphinx
is. interrupted
little the ancient Mairle on one side. in unlit
Opposite, however a mellow glow of lights flooded the frontage of The Cardinal's Hat. Al; this hour oi the evening apperitif, the terrase was fairly crowded at the little tables
MOSUY- the people were peasants or from the villas. ol- friends visit- ing from Blarritz. At a far corner O'Hara could see Julius Rlttenberg and the little film-crowd bunched together in talk. But, for the nio- i0 them. His gaze had followed the direction of Caryl's discreetly war-
He saw that old Badinot was making much fuss of three well- on
O'Hara could not fail to place us the Egyptian. He
so much intimacy with them. Also. even Caryl’; brief sketch of him proved vivid enough to establish
saying softly as they approached turned from Paris. They're sort of
tendanca on him. Both English of sorts. And — very queer sorts in
Howard Ramsay d Hamilton passed to his reward on Novem- ber i'i, 1.948 alter a period at fail-
well known and highly _ respected in this whole country side. Born in 1867, the eldest in the family of the latte James ("re-
porter") Ramsay ani his wife SYRUP has sponsored chi u] d; f Elizabeth Ramsay, he grew up in "n" 1534- ' pop u n o "m" their fanrn Home, and in turn
came to be an industrious, intel-_ successful farmernl Quiet. and unassuming, he gavel good service through the instru-' merit o! his excellent farm. It was his beautiful acres by the shores of Malpeque Buy and to be enter-
Konest and honorable in all his most useful and public-minded citizen, slwaysl ready to cooperate In any move- ment for the welfare and progress Better public services whether o1 roads 0r tel-v ephone, or mails, or any other im-
For many years he was the faitli- l
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the Prince of Wales College Challottetown, also a sister, W.D. Burgas u! Waterviile, and three brothers, Rev. Dr. Ramsay of Moncton, Rev. Dl‘. Ramsay oi Saint John and Fred W. of ilumiiton, P.E.I.. A brother Fulton of OLeary and a sister. Mrs, F.J. Lockerby of Hamilton predeceased him.
The funeral scrvices-Jriday af- ternoon in the home and In Princctown United Church — were chaste and impressive and largely attended. The Rev. James Cross, minister o! the Church and life-long fricnris namely: spoke from Matt. 25:21. "Well Messrs FJ. Lockerby, H}... Don- done good and faithful servant. 81d. NW. “Viflfilde. Lfslle Ram-
Ln-rd." He was assisted by REV. Russell Woodside, of Tryon, a friend of the family. There was a full choir, a special number, the hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee" was sung as a tribute to the mem- ory of the deceased by the Ken- sington Male Quartstte _ Mimi's. Walker, MacKuy, Brown and Tay- lor. There were many beautLul floral tributes in loving nicmoy of the deccased. The burial was in the family plot in Princctoun United Church cunetery. ‘Ihe honorary pail-bearers were elder..-
the district school board, The historic Prlncetuwn church
(Malpequefl formerly Presbyter- ian, new United, had his loyal devotion. He sang acceptably in the church chc-ir for over sixty years and every enterprise of his church had his hearty support. He was for forty five years an elder in the Congregation and was quite frequently a member of the high- er courts of the church.
He leaves to mourn besides his wife (nee Florence MacDougall of Victoria West, P.E.I.), two sons Douglas of Toronto and James who occupies the iann. and two daughters, Mrs. Whitfield El's of Sheffield Mills, N.S. and Helen of
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