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V- Literature

Pirates In Fact And Fiction

Waters Where No Vessel ls Safe

Today's Short Wave Radio Program

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By CAPTAIN PATRICK CLIFFORD.

Do You Restore Your Make-up and Primp in

(Author of "Pirate Cruise", “Men Without Fear”, etc.)

Now! cried the detective, and knife from her girdle and rose

leaping to his feet, raced at the quickflv from her seat. In a flash ’

> two iiwii i; ‘ (ling the lift. Apollo the Black Pirate had seized hcri ' and sully ucrc diYCClLV behind him wrist and the knife tinkled to the "

nffftlllti ihc; iiui not even lift, their, Chinese. She made to speak, but ll“ Jim zis they made to do $0.] he silenced her with a gesture, and

.14.; suci-o.»-.~ioii that they seemed, .e. into one. ‘The two men, Eligllsh- Hi5 "0199 was 1111M. bill 0;, qm-Qugi, rim-i; abdo- grim earnestness of his words was

_ , before Cancy calmly. Kill me, if you like. 11m, ma}. \\ about to push them but don't deny I've broken your vile

_ _ 7: 1m, v ,. 4;; ‘mm a torrmc biow gang for ever. The Black Pirates for En

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4mg him‘ dais are over.

A red mist,‘ For a moment it seemed as _- _ and he‘ though the big man would hurl effort to r1511. himself at his prisoner, then he

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m5 back and J fiercely. Hubbard escaped —at any

H , minute now the police may come. , __ , __ - . . i. i "Wm m,» 500mg! Howeveg‘. an underground passage "Alolllltl Italy with Music ; 'I‘iie.~,- . h V "Lf n}... l t lends. from here to the’ shorcsof (lfiy slmllhmlles J-l » - i " . M _ n. mm» oniy at the Whnngpoo. A inst; ship awaits‘ 9.63 mPf-l-

"\ hi,“ 5pm bccon‘ls‘ nie there: Miss Revzil. and her pm“ ,__Am. M was,’ a l friend, Miss Grunby, are coming to

m, n.,.,.dmn were’ You, my friend. shall slfiy here

_ s“ _\. gum“, h" w-‘ mid rot. It may give you some

Co, h‘, hoarcL n youn. i will amuse me for quite a time — 1, ‘numm, to me yo, __: and then —hc paused wickedly — ' ‘ " l there are my men,_f0r her.

,-f v ' Clancy's eye; were pools of fire. RC’

’ .73 . words Ffllll!‘ as a human Sully started at the speaker in hor- 10

-' lrci on Clancy. 1 1'01’, ’ , '

-' ~35: "ed to his f eet IL l I thought you were as low as a 195 n

. \li and his last wild Chink murdered, the detective saiu I G50-

,’ l" ~ they u. before he col- at last, and now I know it. 31-5 r 1-1" v10 unconsciousness ben- The pirate sneered, rose and

u‘. ‘A m; blows‘ “Ins Lhti-‘l skllmd Hwalkied acrossdtg San-‘i. Hills ixmbedt VK°ME 31 28 m 9 59 meg - u.“ pf: i _ s, i in » ian s carese er , . . . .. - . i‘ , but} 005310112) 3 had. I she ‘did not flinch. 191:1? grist? eygs . »t,_ u, , , ; _.. out a wild shout. I ‘lheld those of the tortured man JV s u. i1, Hubbard, bless you! he liaiatching the scene. Then, even in The space under the kitchen sink K .~ - . and knew nothing more. l i; mental and physical anguish, need not be a. total loss. n a cup- j .-< ‘ - a pzill of ilarkness fell around iMichael Clancy thrilled at the boaId ls built there it provides an ' L _,, ,, . . “ill”. body, ' m°5t bfamifm Words he had 9V"? ideal place for clcaiiiiis: mntirinlr, ' ",1 W’ 3w t~l Clinic/y recovered with i11@g§l._ I _ ‘ if, a l t ' of murderous pain. I-le , w. him killme. deaf. Silid Sally a ~ ‘M, p t, 1,, a heavy oak mm- <ca mly. If._yoiii-e gone, nothing in Wham ’ chair. h» zvi-ists handcuffed about life matteis to me -nothin8. t‘ 1 one of ilu- bms at the rear of the Then she fainted. ’ _ chair. In. net told him that it. T0 B6 C0lntimled . . Y, i i) ilct, that had bowled 4 ,l ' ' .. r only a slug of that calibre _"—'—_ f , 7 * ,, h.ni--oiiI_v a slug of that calibre _

‘. l. coiiirl have knocked tiown a pow- i ‘ ~ _ . ertul nnin. The arm was useless. I w l

i ‘ ‘as ‘ the bone completely shuttered, and £

' , the agony caused by locking $110 - ' -, l liiiib to ihe chair was ex- ‘ ""'

Illilf. He ruised his bloody, 1N LIGHTER. VEIN

‘n . i w .~ q , i z fii '1', and his eyes W611! —-—- _ it’? _ stillXiytiiililikfilie, *1 know I'm a mu» irritable, Etiquette Says Don't Embar-

_ m,’ ' its faced the merciless figure 01' Job-Ii. but if I had to live my life '

i‘: '~‘- - the ilfzirk Pirates across a big desk over again I'd marry you just the in the room from vrliicli he had some," i. '. Ii~'~(‘\i('<l Apollo l-liibbard. Three John: "Hm, I have my doubts ‘ll-P m": xvi-re uxth the pirate. mid about that!" . L, s <1 blffilif‘ him was Madam“ Young Golf Player. (pressing): ,l / hrr head swuthed in a band] ipleflse get a move om Try to wt): irhlch her criie t’ - ‘ I m “m gamer l); auslittrlixengéigcker, if you won't i ' , -t, ~t' ie looke up. j _ . i‘ ftklldeiitiuflllflthei‘ chair. M Elderly Player (Peeing up)‘ w “ ‘ ‘ and lie -iiv Snliv Rcrnl hand- Young man’ we dour‘ want any t. .1 ,4 "w ‘,_,_"‘ _. _;. ‘, advice from you. I expect we a q cnnerl ...-.c hinisili. Her loicly face ‘

., k,’ “m1 tom} were playing this game before you

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1'~u=‘vA\'-J-\~11ARY i Restaurants? Then Listen to One Man's

Views Why Fewer of Them Are Seeking Marriage

3:10 p.m —l\fescage from Paris (in English). TPA—3, 25.2 in.

11.88 meg,

4:45 p.m.-A Talk on Inter- and he licnrd wild shouts as the floor. §‘?‘a‘3nal M153?!‘ jairate observed them. The two You would cheat yourself of ' meg" ' guard were so surmised that for a pleasures to come. he reaped in ""5-

Dear Miss Dix-Girls are alw band and why men are so much 1 were in the past.

ays asking you how they an get a hus- us inclined to marry nowadays than they I can give them one mason.

discarded so mauw of the little re that made them desirable to men. Ibr in- stance: Recently 1n a. crowded restaurant I was seated opposite a. young girl. as she was through hei- meal she got out. something that 1 believe they call “a pack” and commenced grooming her face, eyebrows and lips and combing her hair. atlon took five minutes, stored away her tools and pulled out a. pack- age o_f cigarettes and begun blowing smoke in Such conduct is of course, com- mon among young girls, but it. shows a. total absence of good manners and consideration of delicacy of feeling and every- a young man would wish for in his wife. Hence the increase in bachelors.

6:35 p.m. -— Short-Wave in". d two shots in oliCh; turned to Clancy. Ba?- WZXAD- 19-5 m-- 15-33 "Kg-F You meddling swine, he said in WZXAD, 31 4 m.. 9.53 mQB.

6:50 pm.—The Symphonies of_ mails hi" one of the finest marks- iinmistakeable. Death shall come Brahms, the BBC Empire Oiches- mm U" p (‘llliizl Cons‘. ' >loivlr to you» This ivill be your m. GSD, 25.5 m.. 11.15 meg; llilt) action lkbb Chef‘. Clancy. GSC. 31.3 ni., 9.58 meg; GSB. x _ Turning, And your last piracy. replied 3L5 m” 951 mq;

00 p.m.-News and Program glish Listeners. RAN. 31 ni., » 9.6 meg.

7:30 p.m.—A Visit ‘it M sun“ amsi “Mixed into his chair Kuhn in Neuriippin. DJD. 25.4 m-. ,.. k . . .

i 1h" I will not deny it he laughed n 77 meg" Your experience is a common one’ rin tow 0 1S! A i

any restaurant without observing a d and flavoring the food of those about as they comb out their curls or The sight would be rep I who make their toilets in ,and applied another coat of calcimine dips, an expression of complete self-s ‘over their countcnanoes as if they perfect excmpliiication of feminine JAmerica look at. me." Surely the artist is worth even the hairs iii our soup to jin doing up herjuce and feeli ,iill beholders. But, like you, I would do it. in private; that would stay on, and that was No doubt the modern gen defects of the feminine pers fface in public as a matter {take on the girls part, ‘her trade secret. It l bloom of youth comes out of a bottle or by en locks are the gift. of God or are only h has seen her do her transformation act and w isn't good business for the girl. One upon a time I hear subtlety in a woman.

for you cannot nowadays go into

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them with stray hairs and dandruff reset their water waves. ulslve if it were not so amusing. After these ladies painted fresh roses on their cheeks,

and daubed more rouge on their ittisfactim and admiration steals said to themselves: PHere now, is the If you want to see Miss

y of her hire and we should mot. begrudge the fellow citizen who has got; so much joy ng that. she. has made herself irresistible to do find it. disenchantrlng. some genius would invent a complexion that weatherproof and klssproof.

eration of young men to on are hidden, take but, nevertheless, because it is such a. complete giv doesn't leave a man

7:35 p.m. - American Hour;

8:00 our-Harvard . m0 of n“. fugnh-Ps m- share my exile in Chinese terri- Series. \._;,,,,.(, their p“.-. tory. The gold has already gone. mo;

_ _ 8:30 p.ni ——TilOli‘.'.ilii and Things. , p easiiie to know that Miss Rcrnl DJDY 354 mu 11;; m€g_

9:15 p m.—Pcpiilar Music. YV5- . 1.. 5. it‘ .

51 7 n 8 n g whom none 01th: a girl's making up her

it is a great mis- eaway. It reveals guessing at whether a. girl's nature, and whet-her her gold- by right of purchase. He hile that may be honest, it

d some men of the world discussing what was it consisted in a man being ever finding out if her teeth ds, in spite of all the practical- the things they dont’ know w be mysterious and women make a en they throw away their forty veils of illusion.

are just as good-looking far better educated and more intelligent but there is no denying that they are less attr fewer dates and find it. harder to get married because they have made themselves too familiar place and unromantlc. They have

45 p in.—'f'faiiiiiiiiig Hormon- GSD, 25.5 m.. 11.75 meg; 31.3 m.. 9.58 meg;

tum-Talk on Australia.

SINK CUPBOARD One of them said that married to a woman for twenty years without ivere her own or not. That idea still hol Men are still fascinated b They still like women l tea towels, or large cooking uten- “m1 ‘msmke “h t sils that never seem to fit. in any- 55 tiltlezzrgfgzg-oomqggoafi active to men. They have

The reason is. f think, to men, they have become

become chums instead of

mbing up to a lady's tower. Now they open and “vi'elcome"

Men used to risk their lives cli pass by her door though it is wide used to beg a. girl for a. kiss, but now kissing has be every girl's lips are a free lunch counter. Men used to y they could have their society. work with them and play with them a1 company and see no reason for assum tickets. Which ,a.fter all, is the and the privilege of performiiig.

is on the mat. Men come a. chore when marry girls because But now when they i day they are fed up with them ing their board bills and shopping for being men's equals

it was the only wa

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Dear Mus Dix-I have a do and another girl ran off with t kept it. a secret. for several w However, the boy

m5, You; Escon ughter who will soon be 19. 1n June she a double wedding and ilied me, but. I made the

in six weeks she

insists on marrying t can I do about it.- WORRIED MOTHER

Your daughter seems to have a marrying complex, but I don't sec hoiv she can marry two lads in less than six months. The law sympathetic with loves young dream and unpleasant. for those who indulge in it.

Of course, what's know her own mind It is a common ph enough to realize less diverson, but

you know the relative fineness of silver used for plating and that used in sterling It is 925-1000 pure for sterling. 100 per cent pure sil- ver for plating. The alloy in sterl- ing is needed to give tthe pure metal stiffness and din-ability and to allow the metal to be worked by the silversmith. In plated ware the base metal supplies these needs.