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the georgetown herald wednetdny evening auguit 27th 1941 m switzerland czechoslovakia britain free france and the four corners of the world in aphe of submarines and nazi statistics in defiance of bombs and bombast youll see eyeopen ing exhibits from all around the world 1 canadas greatest exhibi tion brings you a dramatic picture of life today in a wartorn world see canadas fighting men in action canadasnavyarmyandairforce will give you a ringside seat for todays war of swift smashing movement canadianbuilt fighting ma go through gruelling tests on a specially constructed battle field guns and shells and other tools of war will be finished and shipped to empire armies humbled messerschmitts from the battle vof britain will be on display music everywhere i on the con tinents largest dance floor in the cnj3 dance pavilion youll swing and sway to the rhythms oftommy dorsey guy lombard tony pastor vaugnau monroe inn ray hutton and the modernaires the ujs navy band and hundreds f other outstanding musical organi zations will mi the exhibition air with grand martial music t indian native dances and oldtime fiddlers contests are part of the colour and charm of this 2week wonderland see agriculture on a wartime basis a womans world of to morrow sports classics every hour every day the brilliant cnr horse show see it all and see it often the most dramatic impor tant and inspiring exhibition of all time ee6ataaltsfaswl canadian national exhibition toronto 1941 go 50 50 with our fighting forces v0 car in o condt give yourself and tout service station man remeaiber t a break let him check up tout car and the slower you put it in shape to save gasoune it gives drive the more um needed worlrand helpsou keep tout you mavet 5050 pledge every galm count that not a deep is wast our fighting forces need all the gasoline they can get stvi- aid hole totvr rtucte 6ez victory the worlds news seen through the christian science monitor an international daily newiptpar fa truthful cotutrnctive unbiased free from sensational- fata editorials arc timely end ina sod id defly feature together with th weekly magazine sectioa make the hmiim ideal mi i jsil far die home th chrisrfm gawili pnfclbnlng society otm norway sttmtt boston mastachotu price 1 12 00 yearly or f 1 00 month samtday issue indudtng magazine section 260 y introductory offer 6 issues 29 cents name sample copt on request hawk in the wind by helen topping miller chapter xv the plaj was already being read when stanley daniels walked into the meeting of the little theatre group lucy had begun it in her frail sweet voice but very promptly mar- ian morgan had objected let sally read lucy we cant hear half that you say lucy colored and stammered smiling her nervous smile handing over the book 1 wouldnt be any good on the stage would i she tried to laugh i try to make my voice bigger but it just wont be begin that scene again mrs gallup sally read dramatically muri el muriels the wife isnt she no shes the polo players wife where was 17 oh yes muriel and wtiat if i told you that i hated you boyd you marian interrupted could do muriel sally your voice suits that part where was boyd lights a igarette wholl be boyd maybe bill would he wouldnt if we talked him into it just about the time the show was ready to go on a wire would blow down or a turbine go wrong r something oh heres stanley hello stanley listen to this part ind see if youd like to do it but there are several other ijiays lucy piped feebly they ent sbc on approval you might like some of the others better go on sally marian prodded well never get through at this i jte lucy held her breath while stan ey daniels took off his coat she iad maneuvered an empty chair and he glowed happily when he crossed he room and sat beside her i dont like this play so much he whispered i wish theyd read ime of the others sallys voice rose and fell dramat- t ally lucy sank into a happy iiimbness she was very tired and he was unimportant to this group md knew it and she did not greatly are so long as daniels was near he wondered if he would walk home ith her and nursed a jerk of panic or fear he wouldnt they had so nuch to talk over so much had appened at the mill and here the mall cold uncertainty that had tor nented lucy for days intruded gain had daniels been a little odd pi he mill a trifle on the defensive he hated harboring this uneasiness ut it would not down im an awful fooll lucy scorned lerself she made herself stop thinking tout it made herself stop looking ii the backs of his hands lean and lender and stained with chemicals lis cuffs were very clean he was ilways clean closeshaven jaunty he tried to listen to the play but t was stupid and too sophisticated or a village audience she decided sally read gaily on oh listen 1 love this muriel says why do e seem always to fall in love with le wrong people why does love o blundering through the world reg nothing else blunders not aeath nor trouble they go straight to the mark but love gets it j lost finds itself in strange places where it was never meant to be 1 think thats a gorgeous line why dont ue just decide on this play and send the others back its so talky marian argued muriel is a good part but that pam shes washy i think nobody could make pam appealing you could especially in this scene with greg that weepy thing you know i cant weep and pam is always surrendering maybe english worn en surrender so grai efully but i couldnt and we havent anyone to play greg why not ask that new man he s brand looking he wouldnt be interested mar- tan said aloofly you mean lucy was thinking you wouldnt be interested in hav ing him the meeting ended at nine after some squabbling with no decision arrived at i must go sally said bills playing pool he always loses and hell get bored and mad after an hour of it and we have such 8 ghastly long way to go lucy was nervous as she put the plays back into the envelope stan ley daniels helped her on with her coat but he sa d nothing about walk ing home instead he crossed the room and began talking to the oth ers luc- s heart went down with a sick thump thnngh h itt effort at be ng as the all went aown the h together at the bottom he rave a little ehlver and exclaimed l9rrr cold im glad i haven i fnv to go but stanley dtniets had already hurried away with a casual good night lucy walked home rapidly along the dark little street she had walked it all her life she knew ev ery bush every post every rut in the cinder path windows were light ed and people up and about but she quickened her walk into a run but this was not from fear it was not fear that mode her snatch the front door open throw her hat into a chair end rush to her own room she had to get there before misery overwhelmed her her purse fell on the door as she flung herself on the bed tears ran down and soaked the pillow and her thin shoulders shook nothing was any usef he didnt care and who could blame him this awful house her awful clothes ner coldrless personality even her voice was pale and unintert sting he was sick of her she had flung herself at him oh she had no ue denying it a ragged sob tore past her lips whats the matter with you her mother in her faded outing nightgown and curlers was at the door lucy burrowed deeper into the pi low nothing s the matterl she wailed everythings the matter go awayl oh for heavens sake gc away stanley daniels walked rapidly he was definitely worried he hao returned to his room ai mrs gills after the tense upsei day at the mill to hnd a note un the hall ta ble mrs gill drew his attentior to it eagni he left it here atsout an houi no he said he u time back hi i d he wanted to see you abou eventhirty daniels tore the cheap gray en w elope open a defensive appre i nsivp angei made his fact hurt he iciri tluft u lines ann ts 1 on 1 in mi rt tlii him 1 had to go to a meetins an important meeting maybe ou better write i note vorned the landlady maybe i i ei it wrong she did not like of fndmg people not when she rmei money on a note no i wont write any note just tell him mint i had another cnfiar irtent bui as he hurried along the froei ueet he had a feeling that thing- mpended it did not surprise hin j hen he walked into his own room to find wallace vithers sitting ther in the one comfortable chair well i waited young feller vallace said i sent you word twu r three times to come and see mt but you didnt take the trouble st i came to see you so 1 see daniels strove for nonchalance ive been busy i nlended coming but he hung up ins overcoat carefully was there nmethmg vou wanted to see me lhout wallace wlhers squared himself and fixed h lands in a pontifical gesture things nave happened you might say all that development i was talking to you about is about to come to a climax the men whi are in with me are ready to take- de finite steps we figure were readj for a little cooperation now from and how am i supposed to cooperate you it was spoken pompously ob viously daniels decided the speech had been rehearsed daniels lips drew straight his eyes moved away grew guarded and how am i supposed to co operate wallace withers liked an effect he waited a moment put on an ex pression of suave importance spread his fingers on the backs of his hands i am about ready to start some extensive operations lumber and pulp from what ive jieard from you i figured you might be ready to come along m with me i expect to buy the morgan mill if virgie holds out and shes a hard headed woman well build a mill q our own but ive got an idea thai wont be necessary and im count ing on you uncertainty fear even was cold tn stanley daniels veins but he ga n s so thats what you had in your mind i wasnt ir eh at first i thought it wis au well a lot of tndy talk but you had it all planned out withers lips folded and unfold- ed like the lips of a turtle i dont waste time on windy talk he said not on young squirts like you i talked to you because i had something for you to do and you did it i stanley daniels sprang up i did nothing im not in this im not interested virgie drawled the old man might figure different and you better be interested ft means a fu ture or you oi no future at all you might say 1 mean to go a long ways in this business ive got mon ey in back of me and im not going to do any twopinny job of it if you want to come along all right if you dont then what daniels face was stiff and color le wallace withers grinned and it was not a pleasant grin way i look at it if you dont come in with me there wont be any place for ytiu to go she wont sell shell sell or quitl even if she don t sell vou wont have a job any more so that s the racket either i go in with you wreck what im doing or you wreck me thats a threat is if i dont aim to use words like that im just giving you the best advice i know and im making you a pretty good offer an offer of what a business that isnt established a pipe dream you might find out it was a pret ij strong pipe you fellers he waxed oratorical you young men think jou know everything thats iui trouble you dont give any man past lorty credit for having an ei se 1 ii give you credit for plenty of sense crook sense i might havt known whal jou were up to you tucked me got information oul of me and now anh now vou re sort ot squirm ing aint you boy well you neednt squirm not if you keep vnur head and look out for number int i dont figure to talk not to anybody of course i could go to virgie morgan and tell her a mighty interestm story but that won t be needful if you keep your head and anyway i look for virgie to be ready to listen to reason by another week look beje f vou uiwlc liv ing to withers ran m mtem jx mg fingers through his hair im not going to argue with you he said and if you think you can make me mad you am t getting any where with it its been tried be fore all youve got to do is quit your job by noon saturday tell virgie youve got a better offer tell her anything you please but youre ioing to quit and what if i dont daniels was defiant withers shook down his tooshort sleeves picked up his hat you will he said dryly he tramped down the stairs and stanley daniels heard the door slam daniels stood still for a long min ute iii a cigarette and let it go out then snatched up his hat the air of the room was suddenly stifling he pounded down the stairs in the parlor with the asparagus ferns the everlasting rummy game went on three salesmen were play ing slapping down cards laughing loudly the fourth player was bran- ford wills daniels stared nrort want eat quickly so he was spying was he the heel the interloper a surge of fury burned through daniels body then chilled leaving him with a weight of cold nausea at the pit of his stomach he found himself thinking of lucy of her gentle eyes and her mothering ways and her loyalty suddenly he felt young and lonely and afraid chapter xvi next wrtkl i as we see j cooke floor contractor fixxm laying sanding resurfacing finishing wb specialize in old floobs good workmanship reasonable prices 3 new st phone ss bdrlinoto n collections on august 1st 1041 an owen sound client wrote accept oar sincere thanks on your efforts and success in cleaning up this account in full send in your list ot accounts today and be prepared to send us your thanks a few weeks lat er no doubt you would find some of your mone b in dormant accounts useful today let us get it tor you kelly aiken oodbotfati spadami obangbtilu 1 ontario 3 in one column of the oewmataea we may read all about the enforo- ed curtailmflnt of the nanufactuw of motor cars in another we got the details of the inoontenienoe of enforced shorter hours in which we are allowed to purchase gasoline la still another column we read all about the drowning accidents that have oc curred over the weekend if we were to ask you which of these three col umns doesnt belong tn the same group as the other two chances are ou would say that ft would be the one aoout the drowning accidents that would be the odd one we arent o sure that reply would be correct dur ing the last twenty five or thirty years we have spent all kinds of money on cars on gas and on oil and other accessories for them again we have provided our millions for paved roads for these care to run on it was all very nice weve become familial with almostevery beauty spot in on tario and all because of these motor cars but while we dug up these mil lions for cars and for paved roads we neglected to dig up even a few thous ands for decent swimming pools for our boys and girls to learn to swim in had we spent a little less for cars and roads and a little more for swim ming pools chances are mahy of theae drowning accidents would never have occurred or again notice how easy it is to dig up 165 for 5allans tf gas but try to collect a few dollar to organize a girls softball team for instance and see where you land cars are alright getting out in the fresh air is necessary becoming better ac quainted with the beauty spots of the province is all to the good but boye and girls are still worth more than them all put together perhaps some day we may learn to value them at their true worth v v v it was eight years ago last week that we first started writing a newspaper column we had no license to write at all we had been interested in the manufacture of bread ever since we were sixteen years of age and it might be difficult to think of another business farther removed from that of writing for publication howevet we liked u write and it soon became a habit not unlike shav ing every morning or of winding up uie clock or putting out the cat last week s herald contained a word of appreciation and along with it the statement was made that they didnt always agree with our opinion and mentioned pirticularly that we had ertevted that we would welcome a return to unwrapped bread we get more kick out of anyone disagreeing with us than we would if they handed us a pat on the back that is one reason that this war is being fought in order that we may all have an opinion of our own and that we can state that opinion without fear of being shot however we would like to explain our stand in regard to the wrapping of bread a1k flour contains certain bacteria which withstands baking tem perature in fact during the time that the bread is in the oven this particu lar bacteria is merely getting its toed warmed up as it can withstand double baking temperature bacteria needs fresh air just as much as you and i do and when bread is enclosed in ail airtight wrapper conditions are some what similar for this bacteria to that of being confined in an incubator the result is of course that the flavor of the bread is affected and if left too long we have what is known as ropey bread the odor of the bread is changed from that of the nutty wheat like i flavor to that of an odor similar to a mousey peachfuzz flavor and 1 it ever nauseating wrapped bread does seem like a sanitary way of handling bread and it does keep moist longer when wrapped however un til somebody invents a wrapper that is more porous and that will allow the entrance of some fresh air we will be sticking up ifor unwrapped bread v v v there have been a good many in teresting visits and visitors these last few weeta usually these visits and visitors are announced 111 the personal columns however the visits and visitors that we have la mind have been kept very quiet of course we have reference to the win ston churchill and president roose veil visit then the duke of kents visit to canada and as though that wasn t enough there was the visit to the old country or prime minister mackenzie king most of t visits were kept quiet until- after- they had at least landed in the country visit ed and all on account of the war now a group of ten canadian journa lists are either going or have gone to england and among them none other ft than our friend hugh templin of th fergus newsrecord writer of those interesting articles that have been ap pearing in the herald each week about the royal canadian air force these journalists are going at the invitation of the british council who ask that ten working journalists spend three weeks in britain to see the prepar ations for the defence of the island their expenses are being paid by the british government we mentioned in this column a few weekp ago that hugh templin gets around a good bit but at that time we didnt have a trip of this kind in mind well be inter ested in hughs accounts of what he sees over there and so will a good many others some fellows have all the luck or as somebody has stated opportunity comes to those best pre pared cur ooum nm rw old chum cat run rot cioamirnrfl