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0n a ncrct lnvutiutlno of the dlnoppcnrunco of Judy Fortlnr, loc- rc to Baron-d Grafton. clllihl- lat, njor Borer Allouby, role of o prospective inveltor. visiting Grafton at hi: Bo home. Freebootci-‘s Hull. on Plun- der Island. Allcnby and two other guests-C. Townicy Word and Cora. Sue Iendlcton —hove Just arrived. They meet Patricia For- fier, ulster of the missing Judy, and Creepy Grafton’: native boutnun, soon after their piune arrived. Patricia shows Allenby the cove where Judy was drowned. Her body has not been recovered.
CHAPTER V
On a terrace overlooking Castle Harbour Sound. the newly arrived quests had lingered over their high- balls shamelessly postponing the task cf dressing for dinner. From i $037!] the beach sounded o. cheerful
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i Gail. darling!
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Sliliiiflff, Barney Grafton tapped his
daughter on a delicately tanned
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Sorry. darling. Gail cried. Stan Gibbons and I went out fi=hing — got becalmed-
Come now, you and Cora Sue can get caught up 0n the news while you're dressing — we've other guests.
0h, I'm so sorry. Hellc, Buck, how are you? She held out her
hand surprise, Townlev
“o Allenby’s Ward flushecfand. cast Graftorrs daughter so arda/nt a glance that Cora Sue uttered a disconcerted little Uh-nhand made a face of mcrk dcvpgiir to the Major.
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It's fine to see you again, Gail, mighty fine. I've been counting the minutes till I could get to Bermuda. and see what you've been up to. Tfhflf/s very kind of you, Buck, Gail Grafton murmured, then with a. little smile turned to the guy- haired mun smoking his pipg so Plflcidly in the background.
BY Droccss of elimination you must be Major Allenby. She came lunrying over the terraces well polished brown tiles with a grace- ful springlness in her gait. This is very nice. Major. Arc you still in the Army’! ‘
Been out it almost since the war. Miss Grafton, Allenby stated.
‘Eight now I'm especially glad of
Remember to be nice to him. Gail. her father laughed. Major Allenbyls likely to be n. business partner of mine before very long.
Oh, that will be nice. the girl
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Town and Travel ' caption teouu Bird of Passage, with this f0 loan l: Bermuda's gain this fall. Mr mcr Barbara James of Louisburg
sturdy build. In fact, the worthy Parker suggested a good welter- weifit rather than a wielder of no. n; and cocktail shakers. While Alenby removed his gray palm beach coat, the butler methodically unstrapped and stowed awaythe contents of that vpllse which alone of the new arrivals lu gage had accompanied him on t e plane. The Inter-Ocean's investigator gre- sently found room for lnteres —- and speculation -ln noting that Fkeebooterls Hall would have been built in the best Bermudian tradit- ion had not u long veranda recent- ly been added. It ran across the back of the second story. and while it fuced a garden and must be I blessing on a. hot night. it pennltt- ed the occupant of one ~ bedroom to gain the entrance of the next; by simply walking along the porch. ‘ It also afforded, thanks to a. wel- coming arms staircast. a conveni- ent means of acccgs for those who would walk in the carefully ar- ranged gaificn of Fkeebootefs Hull.
Whom would I be disturbing if
cried. and some of her slightly wary attitude disappeared. Here. Roger Allenby felt. was a young woman] of infinite possibilities. It was curi-
ous how often her manner and her speech seemed at odds.
Promptly Ward came over to claim her attention. laying with u wide , Bro ht you something from Big Cty. Bet you can't
la. e dark-haired girl . Serious or foolish? in‘ ii 0d. It's the later excuse for o bobbin: suit. Makes u top loud for o. carrier
l con- p it seemed that Gail was doflnltcly relieved as she broke into thanks. Oh, Buck, now perfectly _l 7%’: just what I need. My lu ones about ready to full off.
Bet he's» now he was so gcneroul. llggl Con. Que.
Grafton put down his empty highbnll lass Ind acid, Now, dont you go u t ideu in Buck's head, young ud . me li0li , I imagine
ou and e Major w l be wont- ng to ace your rooms. I'd e Barbara - Mrs. Grafton -would be down. but l110'l busy lusting 0N! dinner. The butler will show you the wa , and if you n ‘uny- thin , ujor, he'll find it for you. Ho eld up u d h ‘there's just one Ea
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I were to sing in the bathtub? A1- lenby queried, unbuttoning shirt and exposing a surprisingly muscular torso.
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How she ever come to do such a thing can't none of us figger out, least of all Mr. Grafton. An’ f/was ueer, too cause Creepy tol’ us 51cc been given a raise oril a few days befor’. Ant. why we d anv- bcdy drown themselves just after they'd been give a. raise?
when Major Allenby offered no explanation the butler resumed with macabre en oyment.
Besides at, I-well — _I never thought such a shy, pretty ii’! thing would have the nerve. but seems like she did. Miss Judy sat up all night gettin’ up the courage most likely. cause she didn't go out early in the
mormng.
What makes you think that?
Well, air. from where my room ‘ in the ol’ Quarters, I can see light from Miss Judy's windows hit a. railing out yonder. Parker jerked his head sldewise., I wasn't sleep- ing so pretty 800d an‘ I heard voices. One of them was Miss Judy
Forteer. She was sittin’ nearer the
window and talkln’ to somebody. I could hear her but I couldn't no ways hear who it was with her. whom did she see most of ‘l Parker hesitated, scratching‘ the graying fuzz on his skull. W y — Mist‘ Terry -an’ Mis Gall- Ycu don't even know whether o 518.201’ a woman was with Miss For- r
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No, slr.I wasn't trying to hear special. but pretty soon I heard a door alum and Miss Fhrteer bust out cryin’. Thought maybe she'd had a quarrel with lvlr. Terry so I let it go at that and went to sleep. Course, next day she turned up mis- sing and they found the note.
What became of the note?
I'm not sure. suh. but the cor- oner had it. Most likely he gave it to Vir. Grafton o send to poor Miss Fol-tears family- .
By the time Allcnby was ready to gc down to dinner, refreshed and spruce in his white dinner Jacket, he had come to the conclusion that. by accent or design, the bedroom pm. of Freebooicrs Hall was a. heaven-sent gift to the designs of lovers and of second-ate men. It would be no trick at a1 to gain. via the veranda and its steps, any conveniently ops: door.
As his feet k to the stairs. Major Roger Allenbv fingered in his pocket some recent statistics concerning alluvial gold production of the Province of Mia in Ecuador. A; .. donning a. fluid mask, he o!- eumcd the grave, slightly judicial bearing o! a retired financier. The great living room. however, was de- serted. He was searching in vain on a. table of magazines and older newspapers for a. cop of the Royal Gazette and Colon t when he chanced to open a copy of Town and Travel where someone had left a. marker.
Jurlously he studied the marked page until the sound of e. light foot- step caused him to tum from tho portrait photograph which glanced up at him. He looked up, and know a once that this rather stately young woman must be she whose printed face he had been admiring.
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Thereis Always a Brief Period of Grace in Which a Young Man Can Thoroughly Check Up On His Feelings Before He Asks a Girl to Marry Him
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Deu- Miu Dix-Suppose a young man is very much attracted , gm, but a not m really in love with w. n there inn that hctglil do before he loco of! the can end to assure himself whetner she la the right one m, would make him the kind of o wile 11g wants, CHARLES.
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ll if he will only look beioi-c m leaps into the sea of matrimony, n, W111i, one is ll-lll sa-uc and incomplete pugseggiqu
, of his faculties. no wou.d make a. .ew sound. ings into tho depuna of the wa-er into which he is conveml-llanlnl DAWIBIHB and investigate- how numerous are tne rocks amongst which he is about to dive. it would ikve a lot oi neortacnea and possibly alimony.
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Truufonn a wecdy wutc lplco with n fuclnut’ g rock garden or lily pool.
Thll lovely pool, dotted with water lilies, mirrors n wall rock garden built against the side of n garage. Mussel of lug pblox-whltc. rose and lavender-grow in tho crevices of the ltcuel, form o lor- geouu contrast to the dark green ahrubbery.
A small lily pool fits into almost any gardening scheme and is made by sinking into the ground any kind of watertight contalner—-tub, blif barrel. an old watering tank. A larger pool is easily made of cement.
Hardy water lilies, the easiest grow, come in manybeautlful shades including rose, red, yellow, apricot. They bloom best with full sunlight at least half the day. For a charm- ing lliady pool. use water hyacinth. umbrella paiml. parrot‘: feather.
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to him. in th b ink f love I would suggest ma. wfifiiifli yfcilurugogaxltiier: ggreiifllyrmdopruyerfully. ‘not. Will Hit iimkc tho kind oi a wife you want‘! Now is tne tlm y that. ques- tion out with yourself because after you fall in love you wont be able u.
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eating. , - _ '1' 5 cod, 1o , lingcnng look at the glrlfl IIMKRIOWQ- msfifiinficom°kb yoiir Are her people rcnnea and cultured? is she wail-educated and inteiiuent? Find these lhln8a out before you m obsessed with lo a that you will befool yourself into thinklnl that. when you marry a Ell’? you d0n‘t marry he: family. and ihfli B- Dll-mb 13°"! W111 be an entertaining lile companion fora. bookish mm. Third. ‘rake notes on a girl's attitude toward be: mmly. Is she (b! one who is the one-wno-must-be-ooeyedr Do nei- mother and father stand in awe of her‘! Does aha have the best clothes and monopolize tlu Now is your ciimca
WB S Oh and marry her BIIYWBY, I10 matter 110W many IEG ifliltefliS 8J6 strung
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Fourth. d this ls most important of all: When you begin to fool “ihatawaifl about a. girl try‘ to diagnose our symptoms and sec wbetbcx this is lust oiézxof the ‘lailtgl i; amcelasocg ifhgralrxiglpfislhon plant ou girl had fteu orean up w a e canoe: or ifsgotiir heart is fically involved and you have a chronic case that
t . as you ve. , as goofing/Ilsa Dlx—When I was a. baby my mother abandoned my two sisters, my brother and myself and we were led; in the care of a step~ randmotber who treated us so crucll that the authorities took us away rom her I-lld put us in an o nay um. When I was 8. I was adopted lg a couplgbvvno hgvgsmbelc‘: a Iihéamworld to m]; ill-lid llalgVbnfialilrlli-gegllfifl
e ocul . HOW!!- o up v . their. years my mother has never made any eflort to sea me or to hold "Y °°“£i“““‘°“'t2.llit” “é°l"‘ét..'.l°".'“i &"..%“""§“‘.' rm“ persccu ngme m o e ac l‘,l‘il'lfl ngmeiu bore me and talking about a mother's longing for h children. I can sea from her ietters that she is a very poorly educated eviroman and I feel that I would have nothing in common with her, while 1 have everything in cgiréunon with my fogltersmottiiger. sh mgtlahallé do? h Why illmiid I out
woman on my us an o go se oi- et. er come to see me. or even correspond with her She is fimifls again and ap- parently does not need money. PUZZLED DAUGHTER. nswer:
I think your decision is entlr a matter of your own feelings. Cer- tainly your mother forfeited all cla m upon you when aha abandoned you in your helpless infancy, and if she had any real mother love in her heart she would have es-ubllshed coirununicatkon with you .0ng ago. th “or “coca” ti" wit" “M .‘."'“.§‘“l‘"'-‘°““"‘°“‘il “t
emc eran a er oveo osa ' starve and struggle along through thgii-Izrlilldfyooh giideytciliftiltifiiiiiigextiliey go of! to amuse themselves, but suddenly discover how much they love cl-iieirooogas and daughters when they are old and want somebody to take
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Nor do I sec that children owe their mother d bt f atltudc for iellliggillfl them into a hard world that me does no“ ngeto g1 i: softer for
Dear Miss Dix-I cm a man of 25, much older than my years, in Iove with u woman eight years older than I am who is young for her age. we are very congcnia . Ia the difference in our ales too greut?
‘ ALFRED. Answer: \ I do not. think so. 1i. is personality that counts in such a case. not u- ologicul on. DORUIHY DIX.
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