A People Delivered
H.GHt/GHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
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People ( hide Moses.
Vlany la rd-1 • i1 is the - ildren
1 ■ ltd su'Tered as they wandered to
ward 'he land the Lo"d M,.d w .. ■
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pili n' . i nre •>>• night, out if they
!■ id ■ . lend or rva'a: . 'hey gr. al
ibied " I .: I.- i Mo •• ' v ■■ ' g g
■' . rv. iiv iy from Egypt Always.
• r.vever, the Lord showed M >se- i
way mi feed them.
"I lu.'.e heard the murmurings of
the children of Israel,” the Lord
r.iid. "speak unto them, saying. At
even vo shall eat flesh, and in the
morning ye shall be filled with
•bread, and ye shall know that I an.
tiie I. .rd your God.”
And so it came to pans. Quails
■came up at night and covered the
v.nv.) and they slew and ate. and in
the morning the ground was cover
ed with manna, which, said Moses,
■‘ is the bread which the Lord h:«h
given you to eat.”
Then they were attacked by the
Amalekites. These people were de
scended from Esau, and closely re
lated to the Hebrews. Moses held
up his hand, and when he did so,
Amalek lost, but when his hand fell
from weariness. Amalek won; s i
At.'ron and Hur held up his hands,
one on either side, so the Israelites
Were victorious. Moses built an altar
here and called the place Jehovah
missi, for he said. Because the Lord
hath sworn that the Lord will have
Churches
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I'H!- SALVATION A KM Y
Sunday sc:". :ces:
i a. :■ . S unlay school.
11 :r , P: caching service.
0:3' p. :n . Y P. L Meeting.
7 p. in.. Open air meeting
7 j: p. m Salv..'ion meeting.
Why n t go to church?
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FIRST :•'!!!• SBYTKIHAX.
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7 10 p. m. .1 meeting elder
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We Jue-dav:
7 p. m. Couries . !tib.
FIRST METHODIST.
R at e O Bif 1 t. past
5 a: lav:
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s , ■ ; -:, | ,e: ;'. Men'.. G r.. led fr > '
■ -.:ap ..nd study, 'here are de- j
partment- and classes tor all age j
gr tups.
11 n. W-.rshtp service. Sermon
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j Vespers, Sern in ,. .jert.
Be Nat Weary"
6 a. at. Youth Eela i .v-'nip Slipper
Md ,\ irship program.
T.e-dav:
7.10 p. m. Monthly meeting of
b nd : education.
Wednesday:
3:45 p. m. Boys' Choir practice.
Thursday:
4 p. m. Girl Scout meeting. Troop
Xo. 1.
7:15 p. m. Y rung people's choir
practice.
8 p. m. Senior choir practice.
HOLY LVNOCFNTS EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Ray Holder, rector.
First Sunday after Epiphany.
Linaary 13:
The Holy Communion. 8 a. ni.
Church school, 9:45 m.
Men’s Bible class, 10 a. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. 1!
:i. m. Mr. H Oder will preach on ' in
the C' ncil- of Earth."
Church school. St. Jehu's Mission
X. Henderson, 2 p. m.
E\en;ng Prayer, Holy Trinity
Townsville, 3 p. m.
Evening Meditation 5 p. m.
Young People’s Service League, 7
p. m.
Monday, Jan. 14:
THE BIRTHDAY MURDER 1
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v'HAPTKR THIRTY-TWO
AT noon on S ■ ! iv Victoria
w as i\ g n Die t-r -1 u t blue mat
of the sunchair on the balcony,
wealing i brief sun-uit of the same
vivid blue. From the kitchen win
dow above where she lay came the
•iiii.I cf Hazel h.i ; as -he
ir iia .1. from the lu ng r ■ m came
the irge ni tses of the New York
Philhar" me oon.-crt V. •♦■•ria lay
•tit. her arms cro-on lor fore-j
' i I ■ ike l cave .,f sh i h tor ,
her eves Dunking >t’ -g. feeling
nothing. mlv half i • arnig. otilv
naif r.ve. The « irm -an pour" !
down hke nv.-lted butter; it seemed |
t« pel n. ate the tissues of ■•■•r In iv. .
to go a.- .'cep is the b. ms Tension
et lied, ti • lights tiled before they
took sli.i: There was nothing in
the w e I 1 it glowing I; at of
win h she had become a part.
Sue - ireelv lieard the doorbell
rtr g. in r H izel answer it. The
md •'; it :r l ie be r ■ or her
arms u I >pen ner ov - w as the
heavy - md of masculine t. l.-t ps
on Die door of the iin.ng : , m. uni
then Si, • - voice -: n.iking. "Hello,
little friend."
He was standing in the open
ci r- iv. I -oking down at her. As
sh. struggled to a sitting posture
a, i••;st ' • tilted i nek >f the long
ch ic he at nt soli i;_v and with as
s ■ !'..( ' • " • f t lie ca " v ls-sontnI :
u ue •• i! i rs iv; ! lied aruind !
tii" • h ' ■ 'a he. scrape 1 one into a I
p • fa g her. sat d >vcn. He
•V u a : • k exceedingly com
f : • . - '' g * he re. his h. i ■ Is or
the’ 1, i" - f the cl;.i r. (we leg
c ■ • the tl.er lie c n.lmued ,
to !•• k at her. e-ipress ■•:!, ssly.
■ Y . • ■ ridering why I’m ;
hen i Sawn, f iti y remov
ing ■ - , : n m.l tossing it s.dew ays
t ’ i
V.ctoria frit o.1 '.v (!>■*
f- ’ •> :n !.er t'r- t r*«s, h-T
f.i. * ire of lir •! !>•!•: y j
■ * ' 'il Her v , she rc.ii
is ! i!v si.:irp.
"I ' i* t to ' *! ; .t‘ i '.it what Imp- i
p, • r i t > y i.r I";.-: ," I " j
"I I.” said V- ' •;; i tn Sa a n 1
She ..iv d .'.:i ag u.••. ■ m e m me 1
s ■’ I I - r eyes v..:!: h, r arms
"I ' 'ver knew you to h. ic y ur i
!:•.; . in the - m.T t- : re," s ud |
Sawn I'm.-’: in
v - ! i I .• .. * Y . : re u.-aulh. .
so direct.” j
She diiln t reply.
"All right, then I II talk." said :
Sawn She heard the -nick of a , t
m itch b< c ; light! 1, sir lied 1 uin- •
ir.g to! ace i. I hau :i t . t a v, r\ \ i
i :> ar i : • ure yet, I ut :... detectn e , :
who quest • . nit- t! u. rn i g :
ga\ e in,- n e ri i; n : a hat hnp
pt tied. A" : 1 m :: ightv l.n: •. I cun- I t
otis." I I
Viet i a fined her oy. s to re-,:
main closed, . e ed !;.-r \ eve to I i:
very casual. "Oh! Mr. 'Tuck ques- t
tioned y u this morning'."'
"Yes 1 belit•.e lie came to find I
out v.hetlier, in my opini in, y.iu
could have poisoned y nr -'ishan I "
He paused, "1 t i him 1 lidi :
k now.
"That was white of you." said
Victoria drvlv.
“Cut since then I’ve done some
thinl rtg, I've I ne $ me ■ ■ I r
ing "
Victoria dropped her arms,
s en- g herself to or" e!' > c ; on hpr
•s v -res were already forming
! it h ■ aid t. II S r that -lie had
"i i: tent ion of being .' st'.'tied by
•a I’.'it hi3 hlan!;. a -t placid
’ i a\ tipped a lit!." I rward a"!
1 me steadily t w r ! her. mad"
r \ such outcry seem id lish. pet
■ She swung her egs over the
.. go of the long chair, stood up.
: at on the white terrycli th robe
lying across its foot.
"Is she pretty?" asked Sawn.
Vvt ria paused n ;' act of ty*
■ ' he : * e's sash • Wh ?"
"The actress M ■ i H l.cings.”
"V : v' "
She sat in a chair aer.'ss the ta
ble from him. The gl ire nf sunlight
•r. its white surface hurt her eyes;
he metal arms of I lie chair were
almost too hot to touch. Sawn's
’yes seemed impervious to the
g! ire. and his body to the heat.
IT'v were on hers wi’h a ruthless
m ! impersonal curiosity. "I'm Iry
ng to pm down what you once
acre and what you may he now,"
'" sa; 1. "I find it hard. The years
!o queer things to people. What you
t.r v always want' 1 to he. and
ah.it y a have become, is that
ather fabulous er it ire, a self
.:!••• :-’nt woman, functioning like a
; m in a man's world" He rested
me arm on the elge ut the table.
• ! over it a little toward her. |
Y - l always had to he first. Vic- !
■i.a. That's part of it. But there's
ra ther n ason, i think, for your j
ji’i'in ing that person. 1 wonder if,
■- a k" .v ahout it. People know |
IIj • little about the lining of
i r minds. They have a fantastic I
il ility lo see of themselves little
■ to than the picture they them
olves eit ite: the self that shows,
he self the world secs. So I won
a r if you yourself ki: wv the most
mpi rtant reason f r yi ur l, com
: - . li a very succ S3fui won in,”
Til v star* d at i k li other acr ss
he :.ttie table. "Y ur face," sa. I
;awn.
Pile two words brought an n! !
i lie sharply l ack to Victoria. The j
die that came wlV n she ran into
. hall of her childhood, heard her
not her say to i w man over a tea
up— t he light voice be bin I tli ■ '
hi k green plush portieie—"V
(; :a is m >t a pr.: ty child, ishe s
wonderfully intelligent one." An 1
I'.i-R the linn r ot the mah -g my .
attack, a faintly greenish oval,
■ I'l.ug a sharp pointed child's
a c with gray eyes That was the!
irst time that ache came !o her. i
"My face." she said, "has never
ecu my fortune."
Sawn stood up, walked to the'
i k l b he iu!l \v:'h its row o»
'' : ji t! Me tk.n -. his e iret
ve r It." vv all. i i sh' « a.- n i a i
of seeing Iv.m it:ike “ it «.im«
I gesture on the night A : art had
: > •!. With !;:< bn. k to her he stood
lo -king it the sprawled city un ter
I ' he u ; !e blue sky.
"11 e last tl me we talke I *• • : ti
er you t hi -up «nme in' r• -■ g
things about myself Now I’m g **
mg to do t' ' i u e f or y i If', i
had been b »rn pretty, your I fe
w ill have i •• n i v-ry different
one. I believe 11 it mu I irned
ejirlv t!’. it ;t "gs it i ime ei.--.iy
to the pr- *tv >n< s would not come
to you 1 believe w ; !- irned eariv
that von were smart and talented,
a: 1 that yon wool 1 nrvi r be beau
tiful. V u drove yourself forward
with vvknt you I. I have —brains
an i talent. V ir face II \S been
your fot! one. Viet, ria."
He turva d and fori her. looking
down "Wfu n I first knew eon. I
us- 1 to wonder at y uir friendship
with Bernice. 1 use I to wonder
vvliat you really felt when you saw
her moving thn ugh the large
rooms of her husband's house, of
whicli her pretty f iee had tun !e her
the mistress, so easily.
"On the memorable night of the
blonde. 1 thought I knew die an
swer. You ! iled that g::l. You hat
ed her fully an ! ! tg< ty Y u
frightened her. you h lt-’d hi r so. It
vibrated on the air. Slip was
afraid of y u Sin was afraid of
what you m:g! t do to ! • r. I have
always b( lieved that if she ha i not
been so p rotty •- s-■ p:::k an I wh Ip,
pretty—y -u w vi! in't have gone up
in flames tl t night. You vv ul in t,
perhaps, have left me.
"It v is ru I the eonv:of: n that
1 hail la • :: tu.l i:'' hat g. 1 y >u.
It was that I 1 id be- n unfaithful
with I - a-ity It n. gated t- r you alt
v hi had v< 1 so far It said to
you t! ill. wev r hard you vv< irtce I.
v -u vvi I ne - r compel . ite f,.r s
I i.--'C la"k v t e- - lid do n- ! lung
about. 'I ■ it's what l-unt-.l y a
crarv "
It ii'lls a s'.range ' ueent. I’he
v. arm sur be!:!, the I !ue ski,
tlie l;t 11-- i1 ■ I ■ i : 1 , - in y
fa -. I each • -Iiter, the v ■ :s ju
spoken.
"Believing said Sa n, "I
find myself . micring I b: : n.y
■c- If Ik:liking vv kn! It-n v mis n. ty
have -1 - o to y.--t I fin I myself
wot lering such h betrayal
11 make you lo n< v "
II.; ims :: - : i I to ner two
ka: is. !. • g ■: to the arms
d 1 - r "Yiii I, i \ e bea u! If ul
1 11 is," he s.i | - | tu-. * iuysi-1f
t h:" lung if tli.i'-o hands doing
o'l'-idiung swift and secret with
pi . . rs. S. -a (ping [mis. n up n a
spoon, stirring it into something
your husl-an 1 ate or drank Your
poor, helpless hands obeying a hu t
ami an anger beyond y- ur control
fur a little vv hile "
< To Be ( unlinueil)
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News Of Tlie Churches i
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Press Service of the North Carolina
Council of Churches
I'BI Head ( liallenges 5 until
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rector 11 me: ■ ' ’• ■ M'a' :'<■
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re . lie ’. t i to Mlt ..as:.. : t Mt a is
it a tt..:: r. '.4 .ion ad..It- :mi>;
smv.e theii , bilitj \mng
■: topic tl er to the
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M 11 a-1 : .a I IT ;• —
tain Mia'. ■ • '' t '1 i\|uet:i'v ■ . Mi
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21. is i 22 Yihi' ;> t a y .1V4 '
General mod ing, W man's A :.i
liary. 1 ;i. tv.
Bov Sen-it Tri. A N ■ 31. P."i .
il him'. 8 p. m
Thar day, Jail. IT
Browait Tt • 11 tr House, V
p. m.
1-.V. Jan. 12:
The H"!y C* imm 'll’: ..ye
the Sick id S fering It
S r.-lav. 1 s. 1!)
The Drnn In cl P. : 1 in
basement, 8:2.0 p. m.
CONGREG ATIOX AL CHRISTIAN
Re’.' J. Frank Apple, is • ' .
Sunday:
9:45; - C
11 a •: M m -.4 wor hip. Ser
mon subject: "Tiu- Light Is St.L
Shining."
6:45 p. m. Young People' ■ met"• j
ing.
T:30 p. m. Evening a irship: Set -
mon topic: If You Had list Otis
Wish, What?”
<'» L*d 11 e a d. m ■.
7:30 p. m Prayer meeting.
8:15 :. m. Cho r p- ictice.
The public is cot lially imit< I t
worship with us.
CITY ROAD METHODIST.
R"v. J W Snceden, pa ini'.
10 ;j. m., Sunday sel: 10I, W. T
Adams, superinteti lent.
11 a. m.. Mi rni-ng worship. Sa- -
mon by the pustor.
6:30 p. m.. Youth Fellow-hip.
Tuesday. 7 p. m.. Spiritual life
meeting.
Wednesday. 7 p. m., Prayer meet
ing.
WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST
Rev. J. W. Sneeden, pastor.
10 a. m„ Sunday school, J. W
Thomas, superintendent.
Evening worship, 7 p. m., with
sermon by the pastor.
Thursday, 7 p. m., Prayt. sendee.
ace > mted for 21 1 ;>er cent of the
• IT. <: . 1 :.-t ve . • Mr. H ...ver am ■
- I m ie! ' tile
• !'ir:ni e!! .• m..de n**;v u •
■ e 1 'dia the tu and
i.e, these -. i.e juvenile dean -
. , ■ ; ray in' .u' lotted e1 hn.n.ii.
I" ; - h:'ilenge
which e lul l 111 li.Ml
, ii ci.'*'
A! | - C ujiot I!, a staff womer
the \ th Carolina Council if
;es :s .,! the present time
eading tin- youth leaders
Ui i i i lion I he state m pi an
: it:' . uial •••;•. a nee of Vi
Wi . ' 1 ed ■ i fot M ■ l.iLtd " ..
! his ii. nth.
Recognize Obligations
Gri I'M-I • ui: e: 1 le". iv : thr
. i.w. it X". : i C a .din i wi re 1 !•■■ i
a m t .i- wcok :iv • he C'.inm i;tee
North Car .ina if the Southern
C'onfe ore ' r ii.iman We.fare t i
-r;,. rt certain pending social leg
•i 1 '■ rreiy recognize the
r. •' hi ... i'iims to humanity."
1' api . . ade in the inti r
i ■•• 'f :!:e ' i a • minim tun” wb; a
i 11 i.e c msired at a Sixth I)ls•
public ill-, eg in Durham, J .o
12rh In citing the need more per
; ha i", :r.e Mr. Frank (ire a .
■ in t! Labor Con
it • ie C man itte • for North Ct* ilina
ported that whereas the er eapit t
income of the tvtion is SI.<>82. that
if North Carolina is $089. As n re
- of such a s tu: tion, N irth C.ii'"
i.ni u s. :n the ns i‘!er of health, h;' e
■ ii;' r' 'ctor in 1300 persons, whi t
the national o erage is me do:! ir
per 700 persons. This account* in
".c t : .r -he ! . •• ’hat N.'.rth Carolina
at ks w th other st.'es as follows:
39th in nurrher of infants’ death-'
list in number of mothers dying in
childbirth; 42nd in adult education;
42nd in n tr.ber of hospital beds
tier 1.000 population and 48th in
selective service rejections.
The C mmittee feels that the 65c
minimum does not mean n general
rise in prices but rathrr ** and
•'cording to O. P. A.’s Chester
Bowles, The long run effects of j
•his lew lation would be to reduc'
prices."
Japanese New Testaments
Raleigh.—-A telegraphed nr 'e ! of
fapancse Chri bans for 2.000.000
i’wo million; o< pies of the \ev.
Testament in the Japanese l.'tgunge
has been answered in part tav th
eligi us t ->roe.s of America, ncc >rd
ng to statement in the current
sue of the N. C. Biblical Recode;
sixty thousand copies of the Nov
Testament in Japanese h:'re already
•one to Japan and dans are being 1
cade t i send an additional 400.000 I
as soon as they can be printeef. Re - |
turning visitors from Jtzpan report
■ dt ii i ■ scriptures is so
< • ' .. s:r:a' 1 Xi w Testament
. v -.'! .t .or ,u‘ . n Toky > in iw
in S3,7 ■ t The A ■ m i .■ 1 Bible
cty ; • .il;(*iu y through a inch
' : ; .Nui'in l'ar-.
iin.i otin r 1 ..A ' :ie uni
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(>: • of the American Bible
S (tv h. . e i t. -n" i .i tIn tile
Ac.-rllt 11 ii.* : baa H'en I:vpussiblo
■ B ale., ui'.a K i-sui. and so
■ knowi. i.o !hole.-, h.». e been
.■*;*.*: However. Bibi .. i
; oi ;i g;*, e:i t • H u.-:-. a ii a: is •lielA in
(It. ai iv through the 1) tail Bible
•'raver Observance
Dari:.an. — Churches throughout
North Carolina this week observed
the iOObh Annual Universal Week
■ •t Prayer. Spei t.d scr\ ices in liomes
a,I c:: ::v!ies md community-wide
me.-'tugs high-lighted the list of a.
tr. .tie- n ni uiv towns and c ties,
i • n ted '.iat ,n Many foreign
a.unit: le- this was ‘.ip first time in
a.my ..- ten vuar- tu..1. tile re
.. is U-.. !..•• i”..i\e . 'en able 1 i cal!
• :e pt it le lor i pen .serv
ice:. in tbe chore . Tine nf.erna
• . ii agency pun rin; this ibser
..iiia- a .. ■ World's Evangelical
Alii' ,■ with headquarters in Lon
. England. Churches ::i all lands
of Me Prate-rant faith coot>erated.
Furchase Canin Site
Cia.r! tto.— Mecklenburg Presoy
ti : : iits h, . c la..a. ac l an expansion
r gra which wall provide i! um
: , r ,• ,n!h n. naa a ma tor the pr i
ei . •.-■ f the Pncbytery. A site o:
in . , , h.is .'veil pm citased and the
•i*!e re-ts with the trustees of the
Presbytery. The property is ten
miles east of Charlotte on an all
weather r aid. it is estimated that
the <■ >-1 of devel tug this site will
at- $50,000. The tir.-t ph;'..e of the
. i ; .. gn has t he goal at raising
sba.iHiiJ by March 1st, 1946.
The action of the Presbyterians
:s in line with that >! many other
ci a ; it: at ions. Tne North Carol in;.
Conference of the Methodist church
nd i ted a:i extensive campaign in
December for the establishment of
(CAv.-at camp sites in eastern North
bar lira. The Evangelical and Re
formed denominati in has pi. aliased
;,■:• the use of the entire denomina
tion b large camp in the area of
Hi i a ing Hock.
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BOOK REVIEWS Wv
It\ II Wil l S. MORRIS.
HRIIH SIII XII REX 1SITI II.
hv I v«I > n W au«li. :!.'>1 ;>.r:rs.
In st. ii. I.ittli. Hrou n A ( i ni
nav.
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the work- a. l-lvrlvn W.i igh
i tin ovt H a ol *
:.d hi. t liiati-ly I haunted II .. . -
: .i . t 1.i n.; else w i .’ten by 1
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tin • He -Hen" : ,it •nine a -
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i> nemo .lie h" II - Wltll tin
Hers i fill Hi arsoeta
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ol the estate, begun at Oxt a
til ,1"' • > l-tl . I ' Wltll 1 .a.
: • i.i ' i • i .1.1 ai *1 ■: ueiI w i t i; liy i lei
■ I ' i 1. a v .1 ...stera; Netiw.
luill.
Ityda.. . a c. ,,me a l.iitti as ar
' :-t. : -t. • tteei! Ills :a. i n.ige !■• I 'e
a i.i in ai i.it . ' i w in I. tdy .1 ulia'
.a. 'las 1 n e ..- entangled v. t!
. avii t.es w hi h : nn the di lieatt
t rented .aid developed v !»: Ul
( rst.-tiding t-v the talented W.i.tgh
I le t rave, t he stn i g i - i d.- a! t.,i• 1.
i tli v. ink eoi ds vvtlivh el. a a
.. ten on it m>- niters.
Ev ity .i Wangii rev ives the | •. -
a mil cl ugue m; net u
til ns. t’.ipta.:! Hyclet tells the . -
:a.st.- nee.- a1 • i. - . ev : -■ lira; 11: a le ■
a, I : a an- Fhe :.
a levelopt-d .. . i epilogin
• •eludes Ryder' . i■ erie by . ■ .
. _ h.ai av'i. to r.is preset,t duty u
i repari-tg the r- '.He ter t -.ea rp
merit. Tats method a- ,dl-:;et!.e
i a-.'saa; at.d adds to the continuity
Alexander W a! a- ; • !a • < ■ 1 e
Evelyn Wa :g!t as "i':.i i.e. n -I thin
a at,a- .al ong t: e y-i g w . .:e .
t ii.it iia va en in 11 .-' a a Has
i .-..i "Paideshead !!• • ited''
-ait i nn at i - at a; - as -a. • . . a . 1: i
I-: illiant aid a esistiiile.
lti: U II KI D. lit l*eter Bnw -
mail, l id pages. New York. Kun
doin Hiuise. SI.5U.
Up i u .sort ing .1 cl. .... I..|i. ii.'.a
. : f\‘U r Bow I - . > the "Nil
:.. .I i' u .! n tlie .. upc i iv
. crt c." It ... in tin- i.i.p. i.. c man
1 c:' t:. .' :! cl.l tc : . a "Be.a ll lied'
’.lie one hour in military hi.-t re u
a .a.ldiei' lile in iac I’.ailic.
Tr.e battle scene is vtv.sRy ['■
.. avi-d. .is.-.n i:ig the n-..ili r >: m
.. .eep until the l.i.-t , m ;e ■ ..i :
o. gitly dru sted. I', ntr.il :. i-i t i :.
. i: ret elry n the sighting . J ..
.t p. rather ..m adiuitt .;u to ':.c ,n
ito t la.ug:.t- o. a oid;er :c
■ eves the dctlri ..till ;c tie .. tiuilit
yet tear; lit tight.- to prese.'te ha
lite. Tender thoughts U the In nv.
totvn, l'aniiiy and lut ed one.- and cotv.
lortmg Biblical passages lilte;
tilt cigh t! e soldier': mind and at the
same time an unkiio.M iciti criv.•
int > his thoughts as he figure meth
ods li r out.'. isting t ic Jap.
Although ’.lie book . a . I am
u li nded i.1 be ; cud a : : uch, tile
thor ■ ike ■■ utiiij e aiTunguuieu
..' i iie line . re etiinl,; oe! l y. I'lli
.•rraiigemeu: > .ttph.i.- . e tic tiroiy’.
. igi.l tini i g us tt c!: . ;lie .porta.’i
lines tll.d will ! I g be q a.led sue!
us "War is .i Japanese industry
These .ue the unemployed." "Beach
! ted” surpasses any other 1 ry 1
collie out i : t ins tear u ir 1 h tt -
man'.- manner ol writing and cho; i
of words are elufi lent mid forceful.
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Koval Harry Willis, gn orally con
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orchitest of small houses, has turned
out another volume >1 sketches and
details which do much to prove that
houses can he useful as well ... bca
tofnl.
I 'his king-size Look, written in
easy to understand L.i.guage, pro
vides a wealth ol informal.. hmts
and small house desigi ■■ clearly
djuvn with accompanying dia
grams in black and while. Fifty
sketches show what to look for and
what to do and not to do when buy
ing or building a house.
One interest eg feature ol the vol
ume is the mimin': in which house
plans are divided into ela.-ses accord
ing to cost. Three seeti ms, each pro
viding many plans, shew homes in
the $2,500 to $8,000, $8,000 to $11,000
and $11,000 up price ranges.
Shown ., the hints to homemak
ers section are various ways ol ar
ranging bathrooms, kitchens, choos
ing the site and eating.
Royal Barry Willis has a tortile
imagination, broad vision and kind
ly good humor. He knows his subject
inside and ■ ut . the my raid details j
of design, plan and (instruction.
He has been a prolific contributor
tc. magazines and ids bodies have
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By i .I li. • i a cn i.. ' . t„
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livi d. I.t. I'.S N It., v.'.i. in ohm -
ter at St. l.o ,n U-D...V and
,vith ... . lira' y ot tin' il'.va-.. n aa'.
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.•title it in not pi' •ui'i/.ition "t " "
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