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Famed Dionne quints stole the show at the sixth annual -Alfred E. Smith memorial 'dinner held in New York's Waldorf-Astoria, ho- tel. The girls were the main at- traction, despite the presence of many notables. The girls wore their first grown-up long gowns and also their first little touch of make-up. Here they are being in-

Slow Boat From” Marseilles

By Michael llastlnga continued ' AFTER MIDNIGHT

When night came, still in the fog belt. It seemed to take malevolent pleasure in mock- ing them. Sometimes it cleared. and the engines were able to in- crease to half speed. Then an- other bank would toll heavily to- wards them, and e engine room telegraph would be witched swift- ly over to "slow." In Dr. R.utter's cabin, prevparatioln were made for the operation. Zakas produced thelsmp and than hurried away. Lacoste was on duty. lndhzlkn was even more ,nervy than he had been earlier in the day.

"I will be back again in a few minutes," he promised. Gale! '0 show willingness in view of the money still due to him. "But I must satisfy myself . . ."

”Naturally," said Prinz, almost pushing him towards the door.

when zakas returned. he was mopping his forehead with a

. handkerchief.

"Worse than ever." he announced. "But for the compass and the chart. I should believe that we had spent the last 34 hours slowly cir- cling." He said it to relieve his own feelings, and exhibited no surprise when the remark W88 ignored. I

"Has Oliver taken over7' Prinz demanded.

"Yes," said Zakas. "And I do not think you have any need to worry about him, doctor. He is far too concerned with navigation to spare any thought for what may be hap- pening on deck. He has posted two men in the bows. and taken over the wheel himself." . Prinz nodded. He had no in- Ierest in the details: all that mat- tered was that Oliver should be fully t i d "What of La- costel" he demanded.

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ed into his eyes, and he threatened to sleep until it had lifted."

"Then he is not likely to prowl around the decks?"

"I should sayihat is the last thing he would do. He is prob- ably asleep already."

There was a timid knock upon the door of the cabin. Prinz mo- tioned for Zakas to stand to one side.

"Come in," he called.

It was Stefan Litwin. He blinked uncertainty at the light in the ca- bin. A few stray wisps of fog came in with him. He moved for- ward shyly.

"Here I am, doctor," he said.

"Splendid," said Prinz. "So you have not changed your mind! You are" prepared to go through with

Stefan nodded, a imieyuzzied at the way in which Dr; Prinz was expressing it.. So far. he had not noticed that Zakas was be- vhind him. So he could even guess that the words were uttered lor the captain's benefit.

"Good," said Prinz. With a jerk of his head, he signalled to zakas. Stefan Litwin looked puzzled. His brain did not work quickly and by the time he had started to look over his shoulder it was too late. A pad with a strange smell was over his mouth and nose. He tried to struggle, to call out for Jan to come and save him. Then the room spun round him. Prinz anll Rut- ter became indistinguishable from the shining blob of the lantern. There were three - four blobs of lights. Then these went out.

His body became limp in the captain's arms.

':Don't waste any time," said Prinz. "Lift him up quickly. Throw that pad down in a corner. I'll give you a hand. Now then- up!"

. The body was roulh table. Prinz turned aside and drew on his rubber gloves,

lleretly Iix says-

Oontinued from page I

now. because they can see

DEAR. Dl)ltOTl-IY DIX: have a

type.

again. advice depends my decision.

Well, if you will take my advice. you will stick to tli.ekgood, kind husband you have even if he isn't much as a love-

III 01'.

Two things in human nature that puzzle me most are why wo- men are so crazy to have their husbands make love to them and tell , them how-wonderfu and beautiful they are and how they couldn't and why husbands are so stingy their wives a little soft talk when they know that and a compliment or two will make the poor alliy thlnls perfectly

live without them.

happy. I 4

But all the name. my dear. don't throw a good husband into the he'll a dumb lovemaker. who fancy their technique with women.

discard Qua: because

fine itto their wives. Whereas the

oi-ran Miss nix: Should a

absolutely under control? By this I

complete authority over him go places, and whom to go, when he can use his car?

ANSWER: Certainly not. The mother is a tyrant who teaaarcise such authority over a grown son, he submits to it. In this world we have We've got to depend on ourselves. We've got to learn how to Judge people,” how to take care of money. and r make all ourdecialonapfor us and pick out our friends and our as- sociates andiburus everything we need.

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the dangers that here: thin, whereas be- fore they were in the dark as to a lady: intentions.

I have been mafrled almost a year. I very affectionate disposition, but my husband is of the cold He is very good to me. and doesn't drink or run around with other women. but he never talk! to me or says only 19 and feel that I have plenty of time to find type. I am thinking of getting a divorce and trying marriage over Maybe I'll have better luck. What do you say? Upon your

They are always trying it out on other women. man to whom courtship was a chore and who choked on his Adam's apple when -he tried to get entlrncntal means what he says when he tells a woman that she is the only one. and when he gets married he is done with phllanderlng forever.

so that he has to ask her ..-umlaaion to with. and what friends" he can have. and

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then slipped into his white cloak and placed a gauzeblike mask over his face. Dr. Rutter. moving for the first time, assisted him.

Dr. Rutter made a few com- ments. speaking in a low voice. Prinze nodded. to show that he understood. Then Rutter stepped back and removed his coat. He went to his bunk and lay down on it in '" for being put un- der the anaesthetic. The fascina- tion which held Zakas was broken by a muffled order from Prinz.

"Get busy, Zakas. Put on your maslr."V .

THE DEBELICT

There never had been I place as lonely as the bridge that night. thought John Oliver. They had rigged up a strong light in the bows, but its power seemed little better than that of a candle. The darkness was not a blackness. It was something between that and grey. It had more substance than the jet of night. A yielding sub- stance which was always ahead and yet was never properly reached. Sometimes, it thinned to wel- come patches, and once a star twinkled as though it had come down to investigate this strange mist which. obscured a patch of sea.

A bell struck with a dismal toll,

and the melancholy siren answer- ed it. The ship pressed slowly on. She was passing through atill waters. and all the life seemed to have gone with her. she might have been drifting apatheiically on her last voyage.

Suddenly, there was a warning about from the bows. Oliver lean- ed forward his hands tightening on the wheel. something wag coming out of the fog towards them. It was an eerie sight. Low in the water, with her poles bars

of canvas, she looked no bmore -

substantial than the fog. Oliver felt atlittle shiver run down his spine. "A derelict!” cried th him on the bridge. e m." wuh (To be continued)

Pmmt--1-2-2--x saves wan A new type of furniture made in

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nice things. I am a man of my own

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about handing a few kind words

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we can't do this if our mothers

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Among escorts for the during their U.S. visit are Police- woman .-Mary Patier.son,V left and l

MILLVIEW SCHOOL

iuport for the month of sept- ember

Grade IX .. 1. William Monk.

sey, 2. Norman Sheidow. 3. Edna. Weatherble.

Grade VIII - 1. Allison Ings, 2. Bobby Crane,

Grade VII - 1. Helen Macxen. 210. 2. Frances Murphy, 3. Emma, Weatherbie. Grade VI - 1. Faye Smith. 2. Florence Murphy, 3. Flyod Smith, Plgdelgcevweatllierlilel 1:-Equal), m 9 w - P Y Dun . 2. Virclmn Murphy. 3. Buddy ltglltline. Principal .. Jean O'Donnell. Grade V - 1. Gail sheldow. 2. Connie Grant, 3. Joan Drake. Grade IV -. 1. Myrna crane. Grade I11 - 1. Douglas Sheidow, Janet Hynes (equal). 2. Linda Wea- lohallble. 3. Helen Weatherbie. 51'”-l8 11- 1. Audrey Sanderson, 2. Blair Grant, 3. Wendell Drake, Grade I Sr. .- 1. Shirley Acorn, Grade I Jr. - l. Loyde Jenkins, X2. Margaret Crane. 3. Arnold Tay. or.

Assistant-Margaret Macxenng, :

Ellen's Diary - Continued from page j

SPORE of "an everlasting fire" we found a miniature parallel in which

of a week-da b in en by the Straiizy um n C km" 0 O 0 How memories flood in on occa. especially those gained along ' PW! humble as it may have been. child of the farm that we are Yet was ever enchanting because 13' was theugolden road that is youths' - - Did You hear her at sup- per. mien" James interrupts his gafldins. when "a sweet face comes Otellim to cause a tender smile.

taller with every si 1' thi .. It is chatting tlmepagain 11.-":33: I

quinta Jean Culley. who rate aa'iwo of New York's finest. Police locked arms to keep away the crowds as

big party ended.

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Until tomorrow -Diary .. .. Good-night. . . .

Robin Hood

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3 Gives you soft water washing in any water, cool, hard or soft. 4 Safer for woolens, stockings and lingerie.

5 Milder to bands and to all tine wasliables.

No dullin soap ' ' film. No- sding.

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