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the georgetown herald wednesday july 1 1 1945 tour for talent ckcr kitchener ont 1490 oa your dial saturdays 3 to 5 pm cut this out and save it as it is good for one year h yon believe you have talent and would like to appear on fee air ao that the xouos at home can bear you justrget a letter of introductio from toe mercnants in your oomownlty who were kind enough to anfaoaor qao broadcast and bring your letter to the studios ottxbxjrtav saturday before 2 pan so that an audition can be ar ranged for you murine it possible for you to appear on the air on the 3 oolock show these are your friends in georgetown cxfiock groceteria ev maccormack druggist p f blackburn men wear mrs w long langs confectionery bill brydon flour feed mill fred bain bakery fred sinclair service station ernie thompson maple leaf dairy howard kentner georgetown lumber co f any of the above businessmen will be glad to give you a letter of in troduction just for the asking so take advantage of their generous oi ler you do not need to have any previous experience and no matter what your talents may be you can take part well try and make- you xeel at homo when you arrive sickness prevented this ad appearing in your local paper any sooner however better late than not at an dont forget sunset valley folks ckcr 1490 on your dial kitchener saturdays 3 to 5 pan subscribe for the home town paper morr smith oun whdcnt bos in oumra bosrttai a resident of ojen vtomams since boyhood akwrt smith passed away in ouelpb oeceral hospital on sat urday june 90th atfer a short illness a native of london england be waa the son of the late edward smith and elizabeth edgar he came to canada at the age of 16 and secured employ ment on the mcgregor farm in the olen of late years be had been em ployed wwh alliance paper mols he was years of age in 1b20 he married dora ka applevard who survives to mourn bib loss also surviving is a brother charles in london england he was a member of chen williams united church funeral services were held from the home on tuesday july 3rd with ser vices conducted by rev b o todd pallbearers were s p chapman ho ward garvin david stamp joe arm strong fred armstrong and wilson heaton interment was made in 0 williams cemetery among the floral tributes were those from mr armstrong mr and mrs hen ton mrs barraclough nellie ted and mary alliance paper mill i ployees dad mr and mrs bludd and mary bttyth david lela and baby mr and mrs d stamp and mrs r puckering mr and mrs jack addy mrs handy mrs dtchensory mrs ro bert hu1 and kate wee brennan mia 6 tennant hostess to lokne scots wa mrs g tennant entertained fif teen members of the lome scots w a at a recent business meeting held at her home on john st the group decided to operate a refreshment booth again this year at georgetown pair another project is a raffle on a hamper of groceries at the legion jamboree in the park on civic holi day the basket is on display in the window of moclures store it was reported that cigarettes have been given by the ladies to all return ing soldiers from overseas and a donation has also been made to the building fund of the toronto sick children s hospital the wrong tilme btrh wilkinson led first div to old country camp still with them 0 ml welujmfc kktuttning heroes thirtyone years a canadian soldier c ef militia cjusf and reserve seymonr tyler canadian pacific railway sleeping ear porter is unoffidal greet to thousands of the fighting men and women being rushed home now on the sleepers and diners taken out of ordinary service above a high point in his world war ii experience was leading the first division to trams from atupside at greenock scotland in december of 1939 as band sergeant of the carleton and york regiment bugle band his most pnsed possession is a silver bugle gift of cax- ton and york warrant and wmcomniwsi fined officers about which the king questioned him at aj- wihit tq40 ftnwt at jo 30 on a thursday night in spector les knox called the apartment of his chief aide detcc tive al brooks on the telephone better barge down here to the office knox said without pre m ble things are stirring less than twenty minutes 1 tic r knox and an excited detect brooks were bowling along boylt street m a taxi they crossed i fenway and drove out brooklim avenue turning at length into annr rower and more dimly lighted street presently knox directed the drivci to pull up the two officers climb ci out and the inspector directed the cabbie to wait for them then led thcway back for two blocks in the direction from whitfh they had come mounting the steps to what ap peared to be a private dwelling he pressed the button the door was opened by a man in his shirt sleeves without waiting to be asked knox stepped inside followed by brooks and closed the door the dim light of the narrow hall way in which they stood revealed their host to be a powerfully built man of about 40 years you re beech tomhn aren t you knox asked ive come for the money money beech tomhns eye narrowed if this is a stick up you re out of luck knox smiled faintly nice aci ing tomhn but it isn t a stick up im talking about the money that was in the brown envelope for just a moment the big man s eyes wavered he sneered so youre guessm at it eh well it wasn t money seel you cant pull that gag on me mister now get out not just yet tomlin knox s hand came out of his coat pocket and at sight of the gun which it held beech tomlin blinked the l jigs up old boy there wasn t any envelope and you know it no more than there was tn new york or buf falo best thing you can do is toss over that counterfeit dough or add to the stretch you 11 do by resisting arrest andcontinuing to lie it seemed an eternity before the big man shrugged his massive shoul ders o k you win but damned if i can figure out how you caught on two hours later back in police headquarters detective brooks was expostulating to the desk sergeant it was the dangedest thing i ever saw les just shoved a gun under this jiggers nose and told him the game was up and tomlin agreed that it must be if les said so and now we ve knuckled one distributor and laid a trap for the others and incidentally broken up the whole ring boy it s the craziest stunt i ever saw pulled inspector knox laughed but not so crazy as it sounds when you know the facts he leaned for ward the reason that tomlin kicked in without a squawk was sim ply because he couldnt believe that anyone had caught onto their iron- bound alibi and when i sp that norval junior farmer d an -c- e v huttonville monday jul park 16th modern aires orchestra modern and old tyme dancing admission dancing 9 to 1 one on him about the envelope it was such a shock he believed any thing i told him thereafter as usual before going homeoor night i glanced through the evening paper and in the classified columns of the express i ran across an ad vertisement which said a beech tomlin had found a brown envelope on winter street at 4 30 this after noon and that anyone who could identify the valuable contents couki have it by calling at the address we visited tonight it sounded all right except for one thing something that led me to believe beech tomlin didnt expect any one to claim the envelope which in turn promoted the idea that such an envelope never exist ed which assumption proved cor rect and resulted rather disastrous ly for the counterfeit gang at first friend tomlin thought i was just a guy trying to collect something by guessing at the contents of the en velope which made me more sure than ever i was on the right track detective brooks leaned forward grinning i get it if the envelope were found at 4 30 in the afternoon that fact couldnt be published in the evening edition of any boston paper classified ads have to be re ceived several hours before the sheet goes to press knox nodded precisely it was a first rate alibi for if tomlin were caught with the counterfeit money hed say he found it and advertised for the owner which fact he could prove 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