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GEILGLTI I'd better tell you about it. Pnrl nozlceu grimly. "rt lsnt en—. tlrely news to me. I've known that some-Jung was tvrong. 1 got the first rnkung of it rn Annapolis. 1n tact. I hau a couple or clashes wnth covlgarl over Dave at that time like you, 1 couldn't pry any- tl .. g cut or Date. 'rnen, right aster LIL‘ came to San Dlegv. one o. his lsmplrlatts t0.u rlle Uostlllflfl had ex- ‘toncu money from him in hew

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Phil did not see or hear from Joyce agaln and, two months later, hrs ..upmarr.ne was ordered to Hawaii.

un ms first night in Honolulu, he rah into uaves friend, Eric Llaw- renoe.

"How's Dave?" he asbed, when they had exchanged greetings.

Lawrence SIIOC-li hrs heau. "Not so good. he's quite broken up."

"broken up? Why?"

"navent you heard? Dave's due for a court rllartial."

"What! A court martial!" Phll was stunned. "What happened "

"Durrrrg maneuvers at night with the ships running without lrghts, the banning and another destroyer col- lided. Al. the inqurrv it developed that neglrgenceon Dave's part W8: responsrb e — other negligence or a mrstake. Anyway, the charge against him is culpable negligence in the performance of dutu."

“When is the court to meet?" "Tomorrow."

"What is Dave's story?"

"fir: isn't talking. You know how e 1|

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"I would". said Phil. (To be Continued),

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fly in the amber except his mother, who feel. that her sOn 2s a poor, persecuted martyr because he helps me with the housework. The reason he does this is because that in order that we may buy a. home and fur- nish it I have kept 0n wllhdthe ab

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asmuch as I help with the money earning my husband feels that he should hep with the housawork. On the days when I come home too tired to cook a decent meal. he very sweetly tells me that he isn't a bit tired and will get dinner. This burn; and I am never with her for five mnutes that

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Clever Fortunes

I-‘un to Play Cryahl-Guer

1t‘: a clever girl who can keep a man hanging on her every word. But that's just what your beau will do when you play crystal-guer- read his fate from symbols you pretend to see in an old fish bowl. "A bouquet of flowers! You're going to get married in the near future. And I see a legal-looking document-a legacy. A ship, too, promising an exciting jnumey." With a few tip: on traditional crystal-gazing :ymbol:, you d1:- cover all sort: of glamorous prophecies in your innocent glas: wl.

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Y in the ey cannot afford. She does ess 1n them. On

‘lnem a sense of duty and cf Oblzga- She teaches them

instrik in rnem the krm of grrt that She carries on through auverstly and . nobody" L; going to ex- hardships until lt vans out in the ‘ ‘ V “at; sonl and OBURIILE-fii are and Johns the kind o meet; iflg-gimgxllldflwgbgfsfili The “mm of the

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_ own feet. to use tnelrl .t:cr of credit the worldpown Judgment, and 1f they fig the bold rs. | 'I‘:le lntelzgent mother does not knows that ho one is really free who lis not. economically independent.

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lntelligent A mother keep; something of her own l llrfe for herself so that when her. children go from ner she wlil have‘ : mends and interests of her own and