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Iy Ilielaei IIIIIICI stations as he left the saloon. the warn- ing bell was sounded for the on- coming watch. He went. up to the bridge and found -captain zakas waiting slowly up and down. "Everything in order down oa- low?" zakss asked. "Yes, sir. We're giving the pas- sengers a meal-and they will pro- bably go to bad after that." "Best place for them.” said zakse. "We do not want them on deck." i "Dr. Rutter has told them that they are to remain below." zakunodded

"it is your watch?" It was more a question than a statement.

"Yeti. sir."

"I will take her out. it will be sutficient if you relieve me in an hour's time."

"Very good. sir."

Zskas turned away, and Olive: accepted this as a dismissal. He went from the bridge and down into the forward well deck, Some of the crew-presumably the watch due for duty-were assembled there. In the dim light they were little more than a collection of shadows-ravith two sxceptiom. cm- was Connor, who was standing with one foot. placed on the hatch. The other was a man named Luis, an awkward, lanky creature. Watch- ing him during the day. Oliver had realised that there was ” - able strength in his arms and legs. He was standing under a soil- tary light. like an actor upon a stage.

"The perfect gentleman-that is the new first mate!" he cried. "So much the ladies man." With an exaggerated politeness he tripped forward a fmv paces and gave in mock bow, "Permit me, madcmoi- selic," he said. And he made the motion of taking up a case. holding it with extreme delicacy.

From the shadows came peels of laughter. and there was s bull-like roar of our sement from Connor. so far. Oliver had remained un- noticed. He wondered whether to fight down his anger and slip away. But the next second it was too late for such discretion. Connor turned and saw that he was standing there.

i For a moment Connor hesitated The he said. "we was just having a little entertainment, sir."

"I saw."' said Oliver. His voice was sharp. eiilcient, He moved into the small area oi the light. Luis backed away a little, then, encour- aged by murmurs from the dark- ness. edged forward again.

Then there was silence. made heavy with the tension of waiting. "Are you as good a fighter as you are an actor?" Oliver asked His voice was quietly menacing. A cunning gleam came in Luis's eyes.

"It's mutiny to strike an officer." he grunted.

"Then we'll forget I'm an officer. This will help you to remove the idea from your mind."

Oliver's left hand moved out swiftly and gave Luis a sharp slap

ent the seaman stood there. glaring at him with sudden rage. Then he lcapt forward with all the fury of an angered bull. Oliver side-stepped and Luis floundered past him. Luis spun round and came back. This time he was ready for Oliver to dodge. But Oliver did no such thing, He made a weak motion with his useless right and crashed home vjth his left. Luis. who warned the first blow, never saw the sec-

4 onti.,lie went down like a log.

is peculiar mass sigh came from the darkness. It might have been admiration-or disappointment.

Oliver turned quietly to Ocnnnr. who was still staring down at the fallen Luis. U

"Is the watch ready for duty?

, he asked crisply-

Connor shook himself. as ihoush to dispel the'cob:vebs of a dream.

"All except one. sir," he said. He moved quickly and prodded Lula with his boot. "oat, up-you." he said. There was a note of contemvl in his voice. Oliver went past him and cumbed to the upper deck.

IN THE ATLANTIC

Mediterranean blue gave way to Atlantic grey. The P555580 NWHW rcug-her and the IhlO'8 1 grew more noticeable. Althoulh the weather was not truly bld. 3310 akles formed a heavy. coburleui blanket which barred the sun.

The restriction on the paesenlG were removed. Before they had only been permitted to come up on deck in the early hours of th mornini.

mittcri to come up as they 13193895- At. first they were eager to ex- porlence this new freedom: but only the most hardy remained. They did not possess good deth- ing and the wind was searohiul

Ollver saw little of them. One. the young Vole named Jan Kier- nlk. talked with lm for a little time on deck on night.

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"it isn't too promising at the moment."

"1 am not surprised that the sea does not want us" Jan said bit- terly. ”Prdbaibly it knows that the land rejected us. It can be no re- commendation."

"You'll be surprised how it will improve later on," Oliver said briskly.

He did not particularly wish to talk with Jan - or with most of the others. It was the girl who in- terested him. He was disappoint- ed because he saw so little of her. She and her father were privileg- ed in that the restrictions did not apply to them. But they rarely came on deck. Once. she smiled at him. And once she gave a slight wave from a distance. That was all. .

He was puzzled. both about her and her father. It was their ar- rival on board which had upset all his theories. He was forced to go back to the beginning. it was obvious that M. Mllany and his daughter could not be engaged in any sinister purpose. The more he thought of Vanya. the more certain he became that she could not be invovled in anything cri- minal. Yet -- on the other hand - they could scarcely be pawns in the game like the other passen- gers. They were on friendly terms with Dr. Rutter.

That implied that Dr. Rutter was not involved. Was Dr. Prini. then. deceiving him? And that. too, he had to dismiss as an un- it-lsely thing. For Dr. Prinz was deferentlal to Dr. Rutter. and ob- viously regarded him with great respect. ... -

it was a baffling problem. if only there would be a chance of talking to the giril And it came unexpectedly. He had just come down from the afternoon watch. and found her alone on deck. with a smile of pleasure he hurried to. wards her.

"There has been little chance of speaking to you." he began. She put a hand on his arm.

"i'm sorry." she said. with a smile. "And it probably seems ungracious. You looked after us so well when we came aboard."

"That was nothing." he assured her. "But i did wonder if you found everything -- as comfort- able as possible."

(To be continued)

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