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The Birthday Murder

By Lange Lewis I , g . 5

CHAPTER FOUR-Part Two

Bernice tools three steps forward and then said: "I don't. know lwhat to dol"

Victoria led her into the narrow hall where the many battles of an improvised bar stood in a deep window smbrssure opposite the telephone niche.

"I'm going to get you a drink." she said.

"Walter's found out everything!" Bernice shrilied in her tiny voice. "There was a letter two months

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' ago that 1 lost and Stan's letters

were always so affectionate and Walter found it, but I didn't know that. And then he began to no- tice things, and today he made a scene and he is going to divorce mr."

Victoria held otit. a small glass of whiskey. Bernice looked down

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at it and said, ”You know I can't stand straight whiskey!" so Vic- toria added Seltzer and then went to the kitchen. Bernice talking at her heels, where she wrestled ice out of the tray. Bernice took the glass from her. Moisture on its aide wet her suede glove but she did not notice that, and she drank thirstily. making little sucking

An important element In the rehabilitation programme of the Canadian National the Blind is the special adaption of games and ap. pliances for the use of sight- lsss men and women. In the above picture are two blind men who are playing cards using what sp- DPBF! nl Ii Klance to be ordinary

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Besides the adaption of recre- ational games which are so un- portant in helping the adult blind to pass what would otherwise be long and tedious hours, the Cans- dlan National Institute for Blind

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housewife. the sightleaa canteen op- erator and blind Canadians gen- erally. These appliances. like the playing cards and games. available to the blind at cost or less.

Concurrent with Canadian Na- tionsl Institute for the Blind's constant striving to improve its

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"Let's on into the living room," Vittoria said.

The ice tlnkled in Bemict-'s glass as she followed, and her high heels clicked on the floor. She was silent. for ions: enough to sit down on the sofa and tiiiish her drink. She stared at the silver tea things. still on the low table. Then she burst out: "Walter .was dreadful. cold and icy. as though I was in the witness box. And he means it, Victoria! He means it! He'll do it! I'll have all the disgrace of his getting the divorce and not a cent of alimony!"

"Some husbands are like that." "The things he said to me! Oh. no name calling. but it was worse than that! And the slyness of it. suspecting it for so long and just hiding his time."

"I inugine that the fact ll. was

: anything else. ' a houndcr, to use the term Walter

. l'. err 20.

Stan annoyed him as much as Stan's so obviously

probably used in speaking of him."

"Vicky! How did you know?"

"Well. try to figure it as the world well lost. for love."

"But I can't. What would I live on!"

'iIt's not. your fault." said Vic- inria. "it's your upbringing thzitis to blame."

"My mother was It tmvd W0-

' man!"

'Yes. She was. She raised you

1 to believe that your beauty should

command the-. highest price in or- der to justify its existence. You married a man of 38 when you You didn't lovr him. Re- member what she said when you got. cold fact and told her you didn't want to go through with the wcddiiig?"

are all out'," recalled Bernice.

"Yes. so you divorced him nhcn you were 27. I don't partic- ularly blame you for that. But .." What she was about to say congealed in her mouth. She

couldn't say it. tTn be continuedl

IN 'MEMORlAM

In loving rememhraiioe of ANIELIA BEATRICE JENKINS October 19th, I940. Thoughts drift. back to days gone

past Life moves on. but memorie. last.

i Deep in our heart: her memory is

kept We who loved her will never forgot.

Sadly Missed by Mother and Dad. Mao and Erwin.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our Mother. Mrs. Ella Macvittle who paused away October 19th. 1948.

To think of the evening you left

us.

will always bring regret.

But the hearts that always loved you.

Are the ones that can't. forset

God gave us strengih to bear our grief.

(Iouragu to lure the blow.

But whrat It meant. to lose you. No one will ever know.

Jeanette.

"She said. 'But. the invitations "id'-

Eror Ileincmberc-d by Alice and

printed markings. small Braille riots and by touchinx these dots the player is able to read the number and suit at each card. Since the cards are marked both in Braille and print. the blind person can enjoy the game with another sightisll person or with sighted friends.

Checker boards and chess games are also specially adapted, with square hollows on the wooden board taking the place of the black squares, and that (hackers are made in two sizes so that the blind participant can toll his men by also rather titan by color. Evrnl the iznnie of bingo has been made available by the Canadian Nation- ui Institute for the Blind by metal cards manufactured in place of ink print paper rzirds. The metal cards have It hollow circle for each number and tho number is written in the hollow by nimuts of rriiscd Braille tints, so that when a rnllt-ti number is fnund. on the card it can be covered by A small metal wzishcr instead of! small objects ltsotl by sighlcrl: bingo players. lntcrlorking doni-I inns with Braille mziriiinizs, and; other popular games liztvc been: made nrnilnlilc throuizii tho Cillhl-i riian National Institute for the) Blind and when sold to slghticss

III MEMOIIIAM

In loving memoizv of my dear Wife Mrs. Cyriac Galhnl. who dr- parietl this life October 19th, 1950.!

Sweet are the lncmorlos that never

or one we loved but could not save. y Always so true. unselfish and klnd.y Few in the world ber equal you'll;

tind. l Beautiful life that came to an end.; She died as she lived, every-one'si friend. i

l Inserted by Her Husband and 1 Grandmother Marjorie. 1

IN MEMORIAM In fond and loving memory nf

Mrs. (Syriac Gallant. lllaytlcld. who passed away October 19th, 1951.

Gone but not forgotten The one we love so dear. t We tried so bud to keep her with 4

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us.

But the day came when God callcdi her away

And left us here. in flood of tears.

Fondly Remembered by Her Daughter Ida and; Son-In-Law Allb

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Walton T. Toombs who passed away October lath, 1048.

Deep in our hearts lies a picture. More precious than silver or gold. "Ha I picture of a dear Husband and Famar.

Whoae memory will never grow old.

God only knows how we miss him, In a home that is lonely yrt. But the hearts that always loved

him, Are the ones that never forgot.

Iver Remembered by His wife and Family.

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