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-. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 194 ; PAGE prrer Week-end Radio Programs BUFFALO WBEN 930 ABC) TORONTO CFRB X 1010 Burns for Clayton Parker & | ; | FLA 5&5 i i F 1 Ti 00 FHT | 0 i ' 9:00--News D00--Nows and Weather Report :05--8tone fray a eh, organist om Devotions 8 Todny and Yesterday 30--N America Sings of the Dance 3 10:43--Harmony Harbor 10:50--Press News 11:00-Trinity Church 1 Eades W | 12:30 30) 45--George Wright CEDO :55--Fact and Fiction WEBW :00--~CBO News OBL :00--Rob. Merrill Show. WBEN----CJBC :00--School of Christ CHUM :00--Hollywood Open House WGR :00--~Thomas L. omas CEKDO :00--News CEKEY :00--~Toronto Cons. of Musie CFRB :02--Capital Report :05--8unday Musicale 3S Pres Cahadians 30 '0! 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It won't last long. ' Just think--no landlord--no ren or the rest of your life!" Wedes totacacIcs it 45 rrr tried Today's Short Story | SOLACE By Michael Tiff ATHERLY did not'move. For a long time he did not move. He just sat on the log, playing the line for the trout; and Aifiing against his will of days that ha been, He had had a great time of it, nevertheless; but he had lost the one thing that would have made life worthwhile, Elissa. He had dared to think, the last few times | he had seen her, that she really did care for him; but h had been B | mistaken, It was Carley Evans she ad cared for, and it was Carley she had married. Elissa had said to Jim, "You're a nice boy, and I do like you but t can' of you as my Elissa, you sald you loved | me to "Enough, Jim." He had talked no more that evening. The next day she had fone away with Carley Evans as Evans and Jim had ne vy from the city to seek solace. in his search, had come to the keclusion, the peacefulness of the country, He now lived in a cabin on a plot of ground which he had plan to small green vege- tables -- sconions, shes, beets. He had not forgotten flowers. He felt a new happiness, a content- ment; and it was only at rare n- tervals that the pang of his un- leasant memories came back to Jim was gg 1 his newly- found Garden of Eden --a small, magnolia-lined stream in which the trout were Julie lentiful, Here, he was ready atfirm, was a place of solace, girl was ntly swimming in the stream, She was beautiful -- dark hair, sea green eyes. Jim stared at her, umbfounded. She saw him and seemed embarrassed. Jim won dered whether she wore a bathin suit. Present! he Submerged an reappeared a way up stream. Her iy clear, Tiquid, "Don't look, please, while y "Go right ahead. I'm not the curious type," said Jim. "Thank you," He liked that voice. Boling, The 100 JONI I. The. Un. 0! e 00) n the op- te direction. He forgot ebout e trout; wondered whether there were freckles on her face, "You may look now, bre hind you." He turned around slowly. "Well! You de have freckles." "I know. » They always show after a swim. "I didn't interrupt your swim?" She smiled. "I was fred anyway. But I never saw you around here." "That's easy. I'm a stranger 'in these yere parts, lady. But I'm a fixture from now on." The girl sat down beside him, watched the baited line playing in the water. She asked him to let her hold the rod and he complied. He caught himself marvelling at the glistening of her wet hair in the afternoon sunlight. There was, however, an ureasy forboding within him. He had come here to find solace --peace of mind--and heart. [ got to stay away from that rl." This he spoke out loud, as e sat in the cabin, smoking a Pine in the glow of a kerosene lamp. He under- I'm "sald "no" to the shadows projected on the walls, The following afternoon he sat on the log, close to the cool, Bure ling waters, the fishing Then he glimpsed at her through the laurel coming up the narrow path which was shadowed by oaks, hes and pine, She was a ya) one , ng her sun- ee pad at yet e apparently a seen Jim, for Jim was screened a laurel bush. She was busy te ting with the man. 'ou'll love it here, Sweetmint." Jim's blood chilled. She had called the man "Sweetmint!" When a girl called a man Sweet- mint, it could mean but one thing. He should have known: so pretty a girl could not possibly be ignored en, men, "Darling, I should've taken along my trout tackle. Why didn't Jou tell me you were coming here?" "But, Sweeitmint, when you fish ou see nothing of the magnolias, ou just fish." ¢ "Darling, you're up to your usual wags. im dropped his pole. He re- trieved it at once; and hurried away from the spo}. - He saw again the unpleasant episode, abou. to re- peat itself out here in this wilder ness, This girl another Elissa, with sea-green eyes, was about to effect the climax--to produce for his edi- fication the other man, He did not slacken his pace as ~Tllustrated by Dave Chambers The following afternoon he sat on the log, then he glimpsed her through the laurel, he hurried back to the cabin, 'Tl give her no chance to make a fool of me." He rushed into the cabin. He threw his travelling bag on a chair, opened it with a bang of his fist so that he hurt his knuckles on the brass fittings. He pulled out all the drawers of a bureau, and emptied them of ties, collars, shirts, hiking knick- ers, outing shoes. He opened an- other bag and with much more care and solicitude he deposited into this second bag his fishing tackle, the trout flies which he fondled lovingly. There was cruel- ty in this -- leaving a perfectly ~ood trout stream -- brimming with perfectly good delicious trout, just because a mere slip of a girl cared for a man -- a man whom she had JEchatly known and loved long before he, Jim, had come on the scen "But I'm dashing away," he. muttered. He grabbed the bags, hurried out of the cabin toward his wait- ing automobile. N» time to lose. No time at all, for that girl was coming toward him right now and at her side was that man, with his arm about her waist--Sweetmint, indeed! The girl was very near and she smiled Up into her escort's face -- lucky fool of a man! Then she said, airily, "I want you two to know each other, You'll like Sweetmint." Jim looked at Sweetmint and saw he was gray at the temples, His face was wreathed in a patient le -- and Jim was quite a stranger to patience. "I suppose we'll have to do as the brat wishes. She thinks she can get' away with anything just be- cause she happens to be my favor- ite Bigeos m dropped his bags. The 1 said, "Are you going some he cE Jim swallowed--hard, "No. You see, I'm just t king these bags from the car into the cabin. Ra 2:45---Nat Brandwynne 45 1 ERA 3 es :00--Parade of Melody :00--News 3:00--Make Mine Music 3:00--1050 Matinee 3:00--Tello-Test 3:00--Life - Can Be Beautiful; WBEN CJBO CHUM CKEY WGR CFRB WEBW 3:05--Stu Kenney Show 3:10--Interlude 3:15--Salon Conce: 3:15--Melody, Ine, STARTS WORK ~ » IN 2 SECONDS ) ASPIRIN EASES ome PAIN GENUINE ASPIRIN =) MARKED THIS WAY (dss. --- 3 1158] :25--Gondola Sidelights :30--Make Believe 30--News :30---Walta Lives On :30--News 30 Yeitmns Varieties :30--Story Time :30--Just Plain Bill, Serial :45--Remember When :45--S8potlight on Song for "EVERY OCCASION! Phone 4692R Williams & Singer 801 Ritson Rd. S. 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