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REGISTRATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

_Public Notice is hereby given that midnight, Friday, the 30th April, 1948,_has been fixed as the deadline for the use of 194/’ license plates. I

ON AND AFTER TH_E 1st MAY, NEXT, ALL MOTOR VEH- ICLES USING THE HIGHWAYS WILL BE REQUIRED TO CARRY 1948 PLATES. »

IT IS COMPULSORY TOCARRY TWO 1948 LICENSE PLATES Definite instructions have been issued to the Police-to make

Molar vehicles may be registered in the former Banli of Can- ada Building, locatad on the corner of. Greet George end Rich- mond Streets in Charlottetown; in the Court House at Summer- side and in the Masonic Building at Montague.

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The tribesmen had Witld till!!- eeives intervals on the sand- hills ell round the ouia alter the n-ianner at a besleginz ioroe. At sunset, they could be seen kneel- ing on the prayer-mists which had been carried rolled on their ald- dies, proetristln: themseivw to- wimh Mecca, but they showed no 5137i o! departing to their tents.

£80511’ squatted. rifles across net-lees, others extended thoonssivas full-lenytti, but there was en air of permanency about all their proceedings whiﬁh ms deoidedll’ intimidating.

"The fact is, 1 expect they're

chm 1c.- gmtlce. Val." I-ovelaca remarked. "Alter ail, you're the chief offender, you're the one who ireuliod the airi arid the tie-lbs.‘ "

"I say, you wouldn't do that! ﬁhervrin looked trishtenod.

"You richly deserve it. All: any rate, you and Jake too. can clear out of here for the night. Yea I mean it! The men of bhll environ are all going to sleep in and under the car: it'll give quite enollizll protection in the dark. If the moi/B is done quietly, the Arabs need never even know we're there."

Three was e. chorus of eicpostul- atian, but Lovelace stuck to his point. He had assumed the com- mand andcvidently intended to keep it. Even when the 0880s of provisions were rte-arranged there was very little room inside the shrinewnnd the heat was stifling.

Few of the party sIaptK and a shot frrm one of the bcsiclﬂs 58M a badly scarred Jacobson precipitat- ely back into the tomb at. day- break.

"At any rate these walls are thick, They should be bullet-proof." hb sighed. wiping the persplratan from his forehead.

The Eg-y-ptaln chauffeur, as the only one of the party who could understand the language of the enemy. volunteered to snake a mecormaisance and try to get into conversation with them during the morning. He returned with a cer- tain amount of pcraPDily-acqulred information, none of it reassurlnz.

For it seemed that the Bedaween were bitterly incensed assinst thc Europeans for the occupation of the shrine. ll was another case o! the Royal Tosnh at Abu Ramcses over again. only this time the desecration was far more serious in their eyes.

The heimit saint whose bones lay in the tomb w... much nearer to themselves, one of their own people. His spirit. had aiweys watched over the oasis. rum-din: ‘he ﬂocks and herds who watered

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there: now he would be angered IJV the aacrllege, the wells would become tainted. the beaeta die, the dam-crap ll and the herbage wPber. All these things would a ‘ainly follow unless steps were t! l to purge and purify the o-~-.=_ t0 remove all effects of the pr "once of white men and much r. se, white women. in that hall‘ we.

"Univ do they mean to set about int?" Lovelace asked l-Iamlld. the ikiver. "We're perfectly willing to clear out 0t the oasis l! they'll let. us take i-l-ie car and go quietly: ll! they'll give their word and stick to it that we shan't be molested.“

Hamid shook his heed doubtiuily

"I fear they won't dc that, Eifcn- di," he sold. "They are ignorant men: they Lhlllkvllhlﬂl. blood is need- ed 1o cieapse the shrine. that the wrath of the Saint will not be calmed otherwise. Perhaps they might be satisﬁed if the lllfiendi went out and fought them‘ face to lace: otherwise. they will wait"

"We can't. do that!" Sherwin pro- tected. “Not ‘withcnly a couple of autornatlce against all those rifles. It's madness.’

“Cervnly it is." Jacobson said decidedly. "We'll lust have to stay here, boys, till help comes. That's all."

“And how, when or ircirn where do you iirnacine help is to come?" Lovelace asked.

"Well. hanz it all, Sydney. there's bound to be inquiries. A whole Phriy can't be lost in the desert and no questions asked. The police or somethinfll be sent. out looking for us."

“We might be here for weeks, and our food won't last 1on8."

"Say syd, you're not looking on the bright side, are you?" Jacob- son expostuloted fcebly.

"I'm not sure that there is one. I'd like to maize a dash for it in the car. but we can't vdth the women to look after." '

‘There's the S 0 S signal we made." Kay said. searching for what ccrnifort could be provided "It‘s quite possible some QHOQIIHO may see that and come to help us."

" ‘Course it will! Good for you. Mrs. Hellyari“ Jacobson beamed at Kay. "It's as l said just a quest- ion of having patience and keep- ing your temper and uniting."

Lovelace shruzued his shoulders and remained silent with an ef- fort. The gradual. but now com-' plete destruction of all his plane the culminating disaster of the fllin party's arrival, brinainl this tribal feud in their wake filled hill with such rue that. he could only have expresses tt in caning the tilrn producer and all his eun- panioria. .

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