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miserably in the breeze, and from adjacent build-
ings flecks of burnt paper floated down like flakes of coal-
black snow. I who had seen more of war and suffering than
most, was still sickened by the senseless destruction. The
Record went on . . .
Unemployment, in war-time London! The man tried
to enlist as a War Reserve Policeman. Tried in vain. His
medical papers were marked Grade Four, unfit for service.
Now, with his employment gone, through the dropping of
the bomb, he walked the streets in search of work. Firm
after firm refused to take him. There seemed to be no hope,
nothing to lighten the darkness of his hard times.
At last, through a chance visit to a Correspondence
School with whom he had studied-and impressed them
with his mental alertness and industry, he was offered

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employment at their war-time offices outside London. "It
is a beautiful place," said the man who made the offer.
"Go down on the Green Line bus. See Joe, he should be
there by one, but the others will look after you. Take
the Missus for the trip. I've been trying to get shifted
there myself." The village was indeed a dump! Not the
"beautiful place" he had been led to suppose. Aircraft
were made there, tested, and flown to other parts of the
country.
Li