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That he had money or social] background or any importance in. any way, she never dreamed. On; the century. ehe believed just the‘ opposite. When, for instance. she had suggested to him that he ought i to buy the Ellen J because he loved her. the Ellen d, so much. he had replied: "The family would think I wee crazy."

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tly would think the Ellen J an ex- m“; broke in incredulousiy. iravogence. "where?" He lied added somberly, "Besides, “To 305w“, 1 guppogg, on the

sot to buckle down to I lob. three thirty seven." said Mae air- Dd I won't have much time h‘ 11y, "She just started for the Ite- thinl! like this. I've simply got non." to make eood." The railroad station looked as it He had been thinking then about_ 1t had been built in 1870 and had

Fear llerman Disorders This Winter

By JAMES DEVLIN HAMBURG. Germany. Oct. 30- IAPJ-F€BYS oi possible disorders

held by occupation officials ai- thc‘. ii they have been lessened soiu mat since announcement

creased to 1,550 calories daily and ihtﬂ more fuel will be distributed for domestic heating.

The situation still is tense enough so British parliamentary minister in charge of the British zone. said recently that the winter cannot be viewed with eq- uunimity.

The fact is that the fuel ration. welcome llS it is to Gennans in view of a previous announcement that there would be none at all, is comparatively scanty, as is the proposed increase in food.

Many Germans went into last. vtinter with some food reserves and with money to augment their‘ {are by black market purchases. This winter the reserves are; gone for the most part, particu- larly in the heavily-populated cit- ies; heulth has been weakened by low rations during the summer, and few Germans have enough left of their savings to buy extra food at black market prices. ‘The average German in the British zone has been living on a daily diet of 1.207 calories. or less than a person in a pleniifully- supplied country would have at one meal. The new ration of 1.550 calories will add the equivalent of about two or three pieces of bread to the daily ration.

FAMILY ALLOWANCES

Early tiling of applications for the Family Allowamc by all par-i ents not already receiving the cheques in respect oi t-helr children. ls urged by the Department of Nat- ional Health and Welfare. in order to avoid congestion and possible de- lay when the new Income Tax regu. latione come into force. The Depart- ment suggests to those who do rot wialt to receive lLTlEl-l‘ cheques until commencement of the calendar year. that they indicate this fact on the application forms. These forms are obtainable at nil Post Offices.

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By GRAHAM IIOVIIY

WASHINGTON, Oct. SD—-(A.P)-_ iz. Germany this winter still aretThe United State; Army tqdgy

lplgeon-tiolrd temporarily it; plan ‘for a uorid-girdling flight iSuperforts. thus laying away | “big stick" at a time of Soviet- ‘Ame-rican tension

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‘-li not formal-op YState Department. The State Department had been Jconcerned over the matter, partly because of its fear that the flight iwoulcl bring fresh charges of “sabre rattling” from other coun- tries. particularly Russia.

Also. some department oificiall resent what they regarded ae a post-war encroachment. by both army and navy on their preroga- tive of charting Airserlcan for- uign policy. They regard the pro- jected flight-announced without State Department notiﬁcation-ea

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‘the latest of these lntniaione.

However. Army Air Force odio- ials reiterated privately to re- poters their previous statements that they could launch the flight ‘in a matter of days" if they could obtain State Department permission.

Some government oﬂicials sug- gested that one remark by For- vigil Minister Molotov in his speech to the United Nations Ae- sembly Tuesday might have help- ed persuade the State Department to ivreav for delay.

"it is well known," Mr. Molotov said. "that squadrons of warships and military planes appear some-

where they were absent whenever this is considered essen- tial for achieving the greatest possible success in diplomatic‘ ne- gotiatiolt-s."

GREENVALE W. l.

The monthly meeting of Green- vale Institute met in the school room on Monday evening. Oct. with the Vice President presiding. The meeting opened by TQIJQIMUB Club Women'e Creed in Roll call was responded to by six members followed by reading of minutes of last meeting and adop- tion of same. , . Committees were heard from and new one; appointed. Sick, Mn Ai- bert Paul, Mrs. J. Matheson and Mrs, K. White. School, Mrs. liar-ls MacRae and Mrs. Geo. Sentner.

A member expressed her thanks for fruit received

Correspondence was read by sec- retary. _

Mrs. Maoltae and Mire Brown were appointed to canvass district for the salvation Army appeal. col- lectlng for the orphanage was left over for another meeting. Collection 23 cents.

Roll call for the November meet- ing "A eong I would llhe in the proposed Institute sens beak." place of meeting left open for in- vitatlon.

Meeting closed with The King.

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his father and the responsibilities’ been last, painted in 1810. Bing that lay eheod- But rho had rup- plunged into the walthig room. In posed that he was under economic! it was a woman with a small boy. Pressure. a baby she was trying to quiet and The? WQN both at CIOB: pub‘ -Jonesey. ‘Bing saw only Jonesey. Dﬂittiikllll! Wly- BARS herd sill owni batted, gloved and stormy-eyed. "ill "1 COMQD 0n o onesey. He planted himself before her A! times the thought thﬂt 511B W85, and said indignantly, “Do you mean utterly alone in the world mode' to say you were going away with- ltllllil almost burst. He wanted aw- out a single word to me?" uly to be the somebody that he Jonesey looked up at him and felt should look out for her. Not the lovely lino of her mouth that she over complained; she was trembled. “He-he fried to kiss elwaya plucky and poised, always me," she said, as if that explain- the sort of a girl who could be ed good friends with e chap but whol wouldn't stand any nonsense-mn- less she was in love with him, Jonesey, he oalled her that in a

"Tried to kiss you!" said Bing ferociously, The woman with the baby forgot

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her walling offspring. gapcd at him frankly edified. Bing looked. end felt murderous. That long, weak-chlnned ape trying to klsl Jonesey whom he, Bing. consider-

wey that made the commonplace‘ |with him. lie was sure of it. No use lying awake nights while

, to sleep. wondering if his father, tiered even to try to hold her hand! would approve Josiesey. Whati "I'll knock til-m into the middle chance that he'd ever see herl He‘ of next week." he assured Jonesey. was becoming very humble these “You don't need to. I slapped him aye. He knew_ pf coarse thaltdthegel aﬁgﬂtthqfhalleadhg arriywzytlﬂﬂdzsefey

remanygirawowou eae.‘a’awy—g s‘. glad to marry what being Willlaml A whistle blew; the train was

‘ Blngharn McAdam: 3rd stood for.l coming. The woman with the baby But he knew Jonesey wasn't that| and small boy clutched at her suit- lort, and anyway to her he WasIcase. Jonesey reached for hers. but lust Bing McAdam. Why should~Bing captured it, she fail for Just Bing McAdams? "I——I don't want you to go to

Jonesey might have told him. Boston.” he told he: desperately- Why she would have married hlm. "I can't let you. I want to talk to if she could marry anybody. you."

But she couldn't, or rather "But I must. The tmin—" mustn't, she knew. and so runduct- "You can_take the next one." ed herself. He took his cue from "There isn't one until toinorrow her, disciplined himself and be- morning and—" the paused, look- came determinedly, if delightfully, ed startled. "Why, it's going-JV! casual. llis heart might pound when. gone," she announced. "What shall her ems went around his neck I do now?" ‘ while he was teaching her to swing! “Marry me." said Bing, just like but his lips merely grinned. ' hat.

She talked to him as she never. The Prulmﬁll- even to him, sound- had to anybody else. yct she could. ed like a bomb bursting in mid-air. if she wished, answer him Only-He was astonished. but he meant with silence. She had long lashesfit. He lmew that it was going to

murmured Jonesey. “But--" "You-you might have to do your own work. But rd help you?’ "I'd love itl she said. "But—" They were still pt cross purposes. What she thought he meant was the]; he feared he couldn't make more than two or three thousand a year, that he was just socially and financially an obscure nobody. Bu! he was very much somebody to her, and for the rest, obscurity was what she wanted-as she wanted him.

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(To be continued.)

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and an arresting way of sweeping them up and looking at him for a word before she dropped them a- gain. When she wondered whet he meant. or When she thought more than she wanted to say.

There was something that seem- ed to pass straight from her into Bing at those moments; he angled for them.

She had part of her afternoons free and all her evenings. She us- ually wore her bathing suit after- lioona. Once he came with o camera and begged to be permitted to take snapshots of her. She said no, but finally yielded. -

Afterwards site saw the prints. tried to capture them, as a girl seams to feel she must. But he kept them. She knew they were awfully good, especially the one he liked beat. That showed‘ hei- eeated on the sand. her legs crossed; slim and lovely with her arms raised to her hair. _

They had four days like that. On the afternoon of the fifth day Bing revved ashore toward three, He was not in e bathing suit this aftcr-' noon, for they had planned a tramp inland. He wore a brown aack suit, piﬁed up in London that, hanging in the Ellen J's dam locker. had become so wrinkled at itr maker‘ would have viewed it with linguists,

8e wee early; he usually was. As three_o'clock became imminent he’

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might just annihilate him for his presumption. And if she, incredibly enough, didn't, what; would the family say? Well, he didn't care what anybody said-except Jonesey.

Joneseyh lovely mouth was oe wide as her eyes for a. moment. Then: "Marry you?" she “ ' a! if she had never heard of such a thing as marriage. Her startled eyes met his, "Oh, Bing, I tvleh I could. But I can't. It isn't pos- sible."

Bing was too tanned to go white, but he felt white. "You-you mean you're married already?" he gasp- ed.

"Uh, no, not that."

"You mean you don't care?" he persisted.

Jonesey swept up her lashes and looked at. him, Just that. And he let her suitcase drop to the floor with a little flop and took her in his arms.

“Oh. Joneseyl" he acid-just that.

There was no ticket agent here. Fortunately they were quite alone in the dingy old waiting room new. For Jonesoy did not atop hlm. She, couldn't.

But presently. "You-you must- n't," she protested. But even as she said that her traitorous lips yield- ed to his anew. Sh; just; couldn't help it.

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"I pro ably will." Joneaey liad assured him. '

A [If] wee coining, short. blond and snubnoeed. Joneeoy‘; room- lrnate. he knew. She gave him a swift mocking glance. "I hope you're not waiting for Jonesey," she . ‘ ‘. “Because if you are. new" have e long wait."

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"It-it isn't that," she nognn. wondering how she could make him understand.

But ha felt that she must undesi- stand how little she might have. He knew there was at least e chance that his father might dhapprovo. might even dlslnherit him. But he had a little money of hie own.

"If-if you think we eould men- age on three or four thousand a year," he wen: an. thinking af the legacy. "I you'd be content with just a little cottage some- whene—"

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