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By ELEANOR BROWNE

Autgor of “This Time Forever”, Vglnd Ghoeta of Piratea!

And 0m Girl Finda The Golden Trealure — LOVE.

Romance." -- A Christmas Cruise With Romance l.n The

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THAT STOPPED IT

“Diane Loon at Life." “Highway

Everybody Adventure Bent - ‘ma: u me home w“ “Minuet

CHAPTER XXVI

Castes was grimly considering the altuation. Star 1114811! 11¢ l0 111111 about her finances, but she would not lie to Gloria, And that smart

oung woman had been altogether

ready to liclp him with llLi plan.

No wonder she had been Willing to

ack Star's smtcae! 1t was Gloria's lzlea of a good Joke.

Star was staring now, as he was at the white lane on each side of the boat. She did not know that Coates had been at all impressed by her revelation. 'l'liere was nothing beyond this dismal moment when ahe stood beside p, nian she hated. There was no time even in the past, it seemcdmhat she had been free of this stuffy wheclhouse or the surge of the floor beneath her feet.

She watched a log bobbing up and down far behind them. It would top the crest of a wnvc and then dis- appear for a second. She saw it once ptwioe. Then she leaned forward and looked more closely. This was an odd bit of driftwood. Instead of getting smaller it appeared to grow

arger, although it was hard to tell, really.

Star glanced at Conise. _He too seemed t0 be watching, his eyes narrowed. when she glanced back again her heart gave an exultont throb. It was not a lo , after all. There was only the fain suggestion of an outline. but she was sure it was a small boat-fir boat that was shooting tiir0u;li the nutter tovmrd ilicm 8s if driven by sinier-human force.

Suddenly Baldy appeared at the docr, Whether coates liad some way of summoning him or not, Star did not. know. He stood on the; threshold looking questionmgly» at his Captain. When Coates spoke star ws. sur-

prised to find that. his tone had not l

changed.

"Pull her about." Baldy look_ed for en instant as if he were goin to question the order. "Miss Sandr ng- iiam wishes to return to the cruise ship for the Christmas rxutv." Wrs there a faint noic of amusement in Costes‘ voice? "And I rather think she'll make the rest of the trip in the Cartagenifataunclr."

Stuart lay in his bunk and watched the waves lap against iihe porthoie. Thev would slap at the glass like a. friendly hand and then disappear. It was fun for a few nun- utes, but then l_ie tired of the game. He wasn't a bit sleepy. Grown-rigs liad funny ideas, especially Dad. e thought Stuart. ought to have a. nap this afternon because he “as going to stay up a little later tonight.

But tonight was different and sleeping was out of the question. 1t was Christmas Eve. Santa Claus was on his way. A strange Santa Claus dressed in a. red bathinil 8111i 611d B’ red cap with a. white cotton ball.

He lat up and listened. He had never before actually dlscibe ed Dad. but this wasn't real disobe fence. If Dad were here so lie could ask him, he mi lit concede that. Stuart didn t have stay in bed. But since Dad wasn't here, it had t0 be settled 8t once.

He was sure the ship had never been so uiet before. Occasionally. even at n ght__ lie heard footsteps along the corridor outside, the slam of a door ca‘ a voice calling to some- one. But today there was nothing- Onlg; silence.

s uart had no my of knowing that in the dining salOn all the - sengers were laughing and tal lng as they decorated the huge trec that had Bust been put into lace. ‘Mr. Jenk ns felt that he ha supervised its erection. True, he had contribut- ed many suggestions which the sca- men had consistently ignored.

"At home back in Ohio we always use a bucket of ccal to. PYDD the 1mg," he pointed out, ‘Then the coal can be covered with cotton and that shiny etufi that looks like snow."

"We had a beautiful tree the yen;- Ednb, was born," Mrs. ‘Jenkins confided to Elise Cattreli. ‘Not as

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too full for words. Once in a while Barton Underwood would turn around and glance at her and she would blush as ius eyes said he wa. hzugy just to be near her. "Peace on earth!" She tho ht she had never before unders the true meaning ofthose beautiful words. But Sturat, listening now at the crack of the cab.n door, heard no round. He loked un and down the narrow shining hall, encloseg on Pi‘l.'é‘.~§'.‘3§i Si. ...'.'§‘;ii¥...."'“'s..2‘;'.i- hm m- tw- eyes shone at this adventure. Rcso- ' r lutely he tugged the door open and,

stepped outside. _ . Star had been convincing-while she was there. Somehow, Walfhlflg, her. it was easy to believe. She WOS‘ so sure of what she told him. Stuart

"We engage a girl to walk the passage all night selling tags."

A REIWINDER

Two farmhands wanted a holiday at the New Year. and one of them approached the farmer.

‘Hoot? said the bass. ‘A holiday? Why, it's no mony weeks since ye meenit’: silence!"

agogogelialllier in a spirit of giving and

Mrs. Jenkins coughed significantly, “if. °°i‘d'°n."" " dim-iii“ ~ firs est a on e was positive that she believed Santa w‘ w e .. < Claus had a brother. But perhaps ‘ a? £333 ‘gfyfsthggewcfiawbefié Star had been fooled. - ~ k? But Star had added that sanis§wmfdefif5lg§lglfxf§edg§llolirYg§ ggge. Claus must have already brought Shc went on Wm] a return of he‘, 5°11"? 9f m“ Ems V’ the Sh?“ He old manner "and we always re- neecied help, she had mentioned, in he“ ed beiére the wrvices .. distributing them. If that was so.l Th}; other passefigers murmured Y then those resents would be some- , , ' n - bou the n" ) rl m nowl If l me“ appmvm" The” mm“ m“ ° gtuilfi acould fincl ‘liomg of I linger togetheri if“)! m'“‘ff°§,m‘§§°' men he could bring Elise said mind). I use p y lsalbn tonight He could help Santa q $5 2:3??? a lime‘ I could give you lClZlUS even more than the sailors. . ' .- n is: Airline: l??? f»='l'ifilitil=°ilts"él'li"l l floor. He tried the first door next t0 lgglngrefielllig 1,1113‘. %%rt€3,gnggy“m this. It opened readily and he glanc- up the swps m ihe Elation“ when, ‘ed ilwitje- He didn't kn-‘wt’ whc“ the orchestra sat during dinner. The cabin it was. but a delicate frag- others gmu memelves around rance suddenly identified the owner. the tree s Jenkins facing them lTIIlS must be Miss Cattrell‘: cabin. like a 05pm“; facing his are,“ she A mule" of “Sue paper caught m5 nodded lmperiously I0 Elise WhOSE 63'“ He “awed d°wn and puued~ A long fingers ran experimentally over small package came out. It was me openm has of a camL Barton wrapped u Just like a Christmas SM in a w. m,“ to the piano, Prmm‘ “'1 ‘ shiny 511v" Tim-m“ causing her heart to flutter uncon- “m a b? b°“'- I“ W“ °“1Y l‘ mm“ ltroll bl Th horns r voices swell- of recon before the package was ed “a t3; theemc Mrs genins‘ dumln- unwrapped and a long silver calel p ' ‘ m a mama] lay revealed in its box. ‘There was a

little oval in the center c! the case lwne - _ with letters on it Just like the letters » when they had flushed En e be

tentatively, “God rest ye. merry on big trunk. :3“ -

1i “c? a Chum»- ‘fiifidimiéénilflfiii ihisnifliéil? right! Stuart clutched - 'd $1; 1 gm tightly and icked up the tissue ‘ggyilpflgguglmfi £2111 Jufimwfi placer and ri bcgilh Sitar evemng “

1g t. Santa. us‘ ‘r0 er a ' -

alfréafly been 1.118;} find hidden tire,’ (To be Com Imem__

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g His a... m: onp Elise‘: knitting WW5’ "m" 0m" COST bag hung on a. hook St the foot or OWNER 51-12 her b . Of course-Santa Claus always carried a peck! Ii, was the, only way to get a large number of

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present all the box

COWBRIDGE. Wales. Dec 9—- (CP)~—Bccause his cows WPTB not

A Christmas guest in a Soottlsti mansion asked the host before re-

‘Yeel’ said the host, ‘it's haunted by Sir Angus McSiweeney, who;

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I Every Girl Can Marry the Right Man if She .

I Goes About Her Plans for Marriage in a

' Sensible Way, Using Her Mind as Well as Her Heart

Every lrl in the world wants to marry. Every girl intends to marry,

for no ma ter what other career she téitgdgieggelf suchlzieing the case, it is amazing that she goes about trying to achieve her heart's desire

, ambitions she entertains, she ex I and children. in such a manner

Apparent] _till beleves that ma-rr ages are nude in and that some good angel will drop a desirable

for or whatever other them n. husband, s. home

blundering, haphazard, amateurish

y even the hard-boiled modern girl l heaven “fl-

bend at her feet. Whereas the ctmt-rary is

true. menrioge the Lord helm those who help themselves

A good marriaso is not c. matter ofaccldent. If, is’

' - _ the ' " her rains. plums in be up an

chances of getting good husbsn

couldn't marr them that they missed the ones who could. v "rl who plays around with married men.

knows that they are already bespoken, that they have WlVe-‘l Wh°m have no idea of divorcing, but somehow it fin/tiers her vanl is marriage vows. and it thrills her with a sense of adventure and arlng to know she is playing wlth fire-

illustration of this ls the g.

ahe can make a man f0

result of planning and foresight and a. girl using b 0 good

iris‘ mouths. She who gets one has doing and on her job.

" .. “ma; ‘l rsrchvrs“ I'll?‘ use =5 ~ o in wi _ woman m 85m“ ‘Wu w w filmy ubeihz so enamoiu-ed of men who‘ e58! with the sugar and add with

Nor d husbands iall like ripe

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A common She

Y Eywthlrlkthat

Also, the middle-aged married man has more money to spend on hell

than has the chum who is just getting started in businel-s. take h-er to more expensive DIE-ties of ainuse- '

her finer presents He can ment. » He can send her orchids ins fun. biut no wedding ring.

He can give

lead of violets. She gets lenty 01

So, when the time comes when she eels uhaii with a litcle wrnstarch.

she would like to marry and settle down she finds that it is too late. She.

has missed her trai Then there are the girls who m

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faithful and true to their sweethearts who are starting of‘! to co to seek their fortunes in some big city. It takes them out of the running, for they are not suppozed to

letely.

to be, 08¢ 01': the girls com-'

eke the mistake of promisinfi This shelves

ye dates or go to parties or do anything but patiently wait for the 1M who only too often doesn't come back at all, or. if he does, has lost hls|

taste for the Mary or Susan he left behind him.

It isn't the boys fault.

It ls lust that time and absence and new associations and new halxts andl points of view have changed him and he and the girl have lo:t their at-

traction for each other. But it is h

ard on the girl, fer she is still M155-

Sally, clcrking in the notion store, who might, have been Mrs. Banker rid- l inc in her own limousine if she hadn't been foolish enough to give hi?!‘ boy a. long option on her heart instead of keeping herself free to take a

good cash offer when she got it.

And worst of all of the handicaps with which girls weight themselves down in the matrimonial race is the "keeping company" custom. which has ben aptly described as living in n state of suspended alilmutloll. Fci‘

in it a girl is neither bond nor frec. erty. as actors say.

She is neither engaged nor at lib-

And she has nothing to look forward to except fcr

some bov to make up his mind about whether or not to throw her the

handkerchief.

Boy Friend in this "going steady" arrangement assumes no ob-

The ligation toward the girl

He doesn't pretend to be in love with her or

oromre to marry her. but lie nrrcgates to liirmelf the right to nioncpcllze her time and attention and keqp her from having any other social con-

tarts with men. And after having

driven awav all of the suitors who

would have been glad to have married the girl and been ever-loving hus-

bands. ‘the youth who has cheated portunity of making a good and fresher charmer, leaving the girl

gifts to one particular spot. By standing on a chair Stuart managed to unhook the bag and get down on the floor again.

Ir, was a slln 1e matter to ull the knitting out o the bag an throw it with the needles in a dark corner under the bunk, Then the present ivas dumped unceremoniously into the bottom. Stuart noted i-f was a fairly large bag. l-le could collect at least one gift from each cabin and take them all back with him. An wouldn't Santa. Claus’ brother be surprised! _. ' _

In the dining salon the tree stood in regal splendor, almOnf, reaching to the ceiling. On every bougli tinsel and colored balls caught the light and, winked back at the shining see. outside. Elise Cattrell zed at it with something approa mg awe. She had not thought she would see this lovely symbol of thescason. She had not vranted to imagine what. a Christmas tree would look like with sunshine and flowers out- side, instead of cold and snow.

She was surprised to find that there was nothing strange about it. Although she was wearing a white summer dress and the men‘ had on thin sweaters or sports shirts and tiie salon portholcs were ablaze as the sun startczl to clip info the ocean, it was Ohrktnias. The tree stood proudly gllttcrlng holding them

‘llt up" during a. blackout collided with a motor car a small‘ land owner in this Glamorgan- ' shire district. was fined five shillings ($1.12). The case was. brought under tthe Lighting Re-l striations Order, which provides that when more than four ani- . mals are on the highway at fight a lamp must be carried in front and behind.

Quick! Catch Up With Popu-

lar New Dances

Learn the Conga at llome The Conga is riding the crest of l the wave! ln the smartest spots ,~ you hear the captivating rhythm of ‘ this Cuban dance.

So learn it, shine at holiday dances! Simple-with diagrams to show howl

Just remember that the Conga ll a fUlillJZl-lypf? fiance, that your hips sway gracefully with each l change of weight. Dance with heels as well as toes. give each ltep a full bent of the music.

Now start the Conga Rock Step shown with our picture. Count l —Step forward on left foot, hips 5W8!’ left. _2——5tep forward on rlsht foot. hips sway right, 3... Leavllll flilht foot in place. step ' forward on left foot. hip: sway l left. -i—’l‘ransfer weight back to ‘ "ilht foot, hlPS sway right. =

Another favorite Conga step is 1 the bide Step. You quickly lcarn ‘ it-as well as smart variations in ;' other popular dances. l

01" iii-cage booklet has an- , grams, directions for basic steps and l variations of the fox trot. West- i cheater, waltz, tango, rumba. shag and samba. Gives Conga steps, the (Ilastla Waltz. Walk and Maxlxe, i850 pointers on posture, leading and following. A complete, easy course to mak _ to-date dancere. you a gracemL up ele Send 20: in coins for your copy l of How To Do Th Newest Dan "my "lmlfih w W“ 1“ "m" m" ‘*, sicpc And vcriguons u» n?

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the girl out of her youth and the op- match kisses and rides away to some newer

lamenting.

All of which shows that the girl who wants to marry must regard

marriage from a busines as well a=

a sentimental standpoint. She must

look into the investment into which she is going to but her whole life

and see 1f it rests on

a. solid foundation or hot air.

She should refuse

gouge into long commitments with no neuritic-profits assured in the end.

she should call

time on the dllatcry lovemaker. long enough for any man to declare hi: intentons. And

‘Three months is she should never

forget that some of the soundest investments that pay the best dividends are to be found right in her own home and among the people she has

known all of hei- life. Time to I-lelp

‘ Dear Miss Dim-Should life or wait and leave them My husband's father is in some aslstance sorely. but he thinks has until he dies.

a a

whatever

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wer: r ihirk parents should k m y, i comfort. filld their lndependenegifiniglllellh of e" mop” v w assure the r

they should help their children a fortune.

Is When parents help their children to get a start in nnrvsltion to help his children and we need

as much as they can. sist-an-ce when n man i: staring a new business will ena I think the time to help nedble is when i-hev

DOB.

- People Need it prouertv they have when they die?

r1 father shnuld keep everything he A DAUGI-ITER- -LAW.

r old are and that after doing this Qftcn a little as- ‘ole Mm to make

OTHY DIX.

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By FRANCES

For Monday. December 11th

MARCH 21 to APRIL 20 (Aries) -A slight improvement over yes- terday, especially for mental keen- ness, plan-v. literary affcrts, cieizcni work You born after April 8: Be cautious dealing wltli SIIDETIGIS. - Don't offend.

APRIL 21 to MAY 2O (Taurus) --I:npicrtant that you coordinaitc your forces and apply them to con- structive activities Don't worry or doubt your ability. You'll ac- complish more svhen in a hopeful, happy from of mind. Slruld be good p€rJ0d for preparation wcrk and details.

MAY 21 to JUNE 21 (Q0“'1lIl‘)— Not. so auspicious fcr nrw and uti- iamiliar matters nrr fcr tempiing into by needless risks and CBJBIBSS-l