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In the small cabin, Dr. Pr-ins looked down at Captain zakas with disgust. I

'You have not the appearance of a ship's captain." he snapped.

zakss passed a hand over his bristly chin.

"I was about to spruce myself up." he explained. "There has been so much doing-and by usual rou- tine has been thrown out."

"Therewill be more." said Prinz. "The sooner you are ready. the better."

"I'll shave right away." Zakas agreed. He could tell that the doc- tor was in one of his disagreeable moods. In consequence he was eager to placate.

"You'll listen to me first." said Prim brutally. "We have been forced to expedite our plans. This has been brought about by your own lack of control. Had you kept Johansen on board last evening we should have been spared all this. I warn you Captain, that you will have to behave in a more satis- factory manner when the voyage starts."

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"If you look no smarter than you do at the moment, I would not consider it advisable." said Prinz cuttly, "However, it does not arise. I do not know the time. We plan to be ready for sailing any time after midnight. The exact time, oi curse, is a navigational matter and will be left in your hands. He- member-there must be no last- minute troubles."

"Everything will he in order. doc- tor. I promise you," said the cap- tain eagerly.

"I leave all the sauing details to you. During the day you will hold any talks with certain people ashore that may be necessary." Zakas became more confident, He even ventured to a smile. "Those matters shall receive attention." he said smoothly.

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"I'll go to him. doctor." said La- coste, obviously welcoming the ex- cuse to get away.

Prinz made no further comment. He went down the companionway and was ashore within a few sec-3 onds. Lacoste watched his erect' military figure.

"Salle bochc!" he murmured, and spat over the side. Then he went to the captain's cabin.

Zakas was striped to the waist, shaving over a small bowl in one corner. He turned sharply, thin gave a sigh of relief.

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or three crisp curls transferred to each dish would be delectable in a flavor way and would look pretty, nested in a bit of parslcy. Yield-6 servings.

1 Y3 cup raw rice

6 hard-cooked eggs

1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Few grains celery salt

1 teaspoon vinegar

Mayonnaise or other thick dress-

ing 3 itmblespoons butter or margar- ne

2 tablespoons flour E4 teaspoon salt

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Lisards abound everywhere and the species are very III-lm0l'0l-It There are those kind at the land. the water. etc. livery district has its kind: but they swarm in the desert places, while some frequent cultiva- ted plains, and others the for . . . . Thehodwasadorsd as female diety in ancient Egypt. and was the symbol of regeneration. In the Book of Revelations hogs re- present uncleannesa. . . . Mans (What is it?) is a small white seed which tastes like wafer and honey. It comes from the tamariak trees near the Arabian desert. The arabs collect it before sunrise. boil and strain it for eating; melts as soon as the sun rises. . . '. Barley is the most universal cereal in the world. because it can be grown in countries where wheat and oats

will not thrive. . . . The native 4 I

soap of Palestine is made from

olive oil altl: potash. and” gates Once a year there comes one day t t .

hm ml"! ', ",""', " '" S V In which our thanks we give.

Tahrets were sounded in Bibli- cal days to drown the cries of hu- man victims sacrificed by fire. in the infamous Valley of llinnom. The furnace itself was called top- beth. and in Job XVII-6 the word

For all the many gifts received . In'the land in which we live.

For the liberty and freedom

means an abomination. . . Which has been always ours. B gg rs in Palestine scrapc i ufelfmm wnh mm mumb mm For all the lovely trees and scenes,

and then show the clean nails to those from whom they beg. as an evidence that no food has passed their lips that day. . . . Whales give birth to their young alive. just as a sheep does. and nurse them with milk. some baby whales are 22 ft. long at birth and weigh up to 7 tons. some babyl . . . The monkey wrench was named for its inventor, Charles Monkey, and not after the jungle animal by that name, as many persons believe.

. . Sixty years ago passenger pigeons were quite numerous but today not a single living specimen remains in the U. B. A. The last one died on Sept. 1. 1014. at the Cincinnati zoo. Mounted, it now rests at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. D. C. . . The following birds lire known as "tree surgeons": Browny creeper. downy woodpecker. black capped chickadee. white-breasted nut- hatch and the golden-crowned king- let - all live on destructive insects and their larvae.

Although surrounded by water. there is no drinking water to be had on the island of Capri. It is imported from Naples at a dollar a ton. . . . In 194.8. Canadians smoked 15 billion cigarettes which cost approximately s2ss.ooo.oo0. 66 per cent of these cigarettes were smoked by city folk and only 34 per cent by country people. If you- smoke one pack a day, you inhale 840 cubic centimeters of tobacco far in a year. In other words. your throat and lungs feel the effects of is cocktail glasses of tobacco tar containing heneo-pyrene. . . . The Engelmann beetles work in pairs. a thousand pairs have been known to attack a single spruce tree. The female lays about 150' eggs in the inner bark. and the male mixes the baring dust with pitch and packs it around the eggs to protect them. when the family gets down to work the juices of the tree are completely out off.

For the sunshine and the flowers

For all the many privileges For which some folks have died. And for this land of Canada In which we take great pride.

We give thanks for all these blessings To the Master up above. And for the fact, that we abide In the land which we so love i

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2 cups milk 1 can (approximately 8 oz.) of salmon

it cup fine dry crumbs

Wash the rice and cook in hell- ing salted water until tender: drain.rinsc and drain again.

Arrange the rice in the bottom of 5 greased individual baking dishes.

Cut hard-cooked eggs into

halves and remove yolks carefully; mash yolks and blend in the Wor- cestershire sauce. vinegar. celery salt and moisten with about 1 tablespoon mayonnaise or thick dressing. Pile yolk mixture back into egg.-while halves. then put two halves into each of the pre- pared baking dishes.

Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter or margarine in a saucepan; re- move irom heat and blend in the flour. salt and curry powder. Grad- ually stir in the milk. Cook. stirr- ing constantly, until smoothly thickened.

Drain and flake the salmon: add salmon to sauce and mix lightly. Spoon salmon mixture into baking dishes, over the rice and egg. ,

Melt the remaining 1 tablespoon butter and margarine and mix in the crumbs; sprinkle over casse- roles.

Bake in a moderate oven. 150 de- grees. until heated through -

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