The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-21
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 Martin Heilf, q handsome
 young university graduate in enc
 gineering, lost his Job following
 the merger of the plant where Ipc
 was employed, and became swim
 ming instructor at 6 mountain
 lake resort for the Summer.
 Herr Birndl, proprietor of the
 swimming and sun-bats,inR estab.
 lishment, found Martin very dff-
 hcult to understand. Martin had
 made quite c reputation swim.
 ming for his Berlin club and he
 stressed the fact that Inc was an
 amateur although through nee.
 essity he had agreed to teach
 Herr Birndl's patrons. Three
 times a day he visited the post.
 office looking for letter regard.
 ing . ninvcntion he had perfect.
 ed. Martin was hungry much of
 the time as the early season wea-
 ther was cold and the water of
 the glacfer-fed lake too chilly for
 bathing, and Martins only earn
 ings were about Q third of Q
 schiIing for each lesson he gave.
 He was training for . race for
 
 caught in a storm when he start cd to swim across the lake. He
 was almost drowned when Puck,
 16-year-old daughter of Baron
 and Baroness DObbersberg, the
 latter known on the stage as
 Camilla BOtan, rowed out and
 rescued him. The weather turned
 fine and the bathing establish.
 rrn6nf wrna xwnn v,of~Nw.a1nA Mate
 6-year-Old boy who hat at.
 tached himself to Martin the, day
 of his arrival, returned one day
 from the postOfIice to say there
 was no letter for Martin just
 after Herr Birndl had reprim.
 anded Martin for not attending
 to business.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 INSTALLMENT 6
 The gangway was crowded with people, and the water ran down from their bathing costumes onto the blanks. The sun was blazing. Martins brow was so knit with wrinkles that he looked like a worried young dachshund.
 Who's next" he asked, swal- lowing his annoyance. It was Pam perl Mayreder's turn; he was to have his first lesson. He was six years old, and his little stomach was so plump that his bathing drawers would not stay on it. His mother pushed him up to Martin. His knees bending inward a trfle were trembling, and so was his uri- der lip. Frau Mayreder. with her hands on the little fellows shoul- derA was trying to explain, and Herr Mayreder. who couldn't swim stood anxiously by, full of pity for the child. Herr Mayreder was fat, his arms were short, and the back of his dry bathing costume was covered with, sand.
 Martin took Pamperl by the hand to comfort him and then stopping in front of him showed him how he was to move his arms. Martin was very large, and Pam- perl very small. Martin had magni- ficent muscles benath his taut skin, and his chest was sight to see. He had the broad shoulders of a swimmer, and their movement was free and supple. He had Q fine down of tiny white hairs all over his body. Frau Mayreder's eyes were fixed upon his phenomenon in a stupor. Pamperl was then laid on an ingeniously constructed rest where he sprawled his legs in all directions. Martin was serious and intent on the matter in hand.
 Charming" whispered 8 lady in a striped zebra-like bathing cloak, who stood in the front row of the circle of spectators.
 A blue vein started out on Mar tins brown and perspiring fore- head. Clear the gangway, please" he said sharply.
 Murmurs of protest. The attrac- numerous as to warrant such pre- emptory embargo on the joy of gazing at. the new swimming in- structor. Martin clenched his teeth and whistled. And now 1t was time for Pamperl to center the water. With trembling knees he descend ed one step and then another. on the third he began to howl. Mar tin went down to him and taking him by the hand led him into the shallow water. He played games with him. When 1t came to chill dren he had the patience of an old nurse. He splashed about with him in the water and showed him lit- tie fish as 1t darted away. He dip- ped Pamperi's hands in the wa ter, then his arms. and then the whole of his little body. Pamperl gasped with fright, but soon he overcame his fears and resigned himself obediently to the water, while Martin climbed out and grapsed his pole.
 Frau Mayreder, who has been looking on in a trance, felt a sud- den desire to take this swimming instructor in her arms and to press him tightly to her breast in its all- too tight silk covering. Frau May reder was quite mortified at the orl- set of an emotion she had never experienced in her life before. She waS thirty-three, this Frau May reder. and generally esteemed a pretty woman. She weighed six pounds more than was necessary, and, heavens, how tight her bath ing dress was! Her legs, too. were rather on the short side; indeed, the whole of Frau Mayreder's per- son was rather too short and too broad in all it's proportions. In a flash she saw herself standing in the brilliant sunshine on the gang way beside this athlete. this swim mer, this perfect mold of young manhood, and she could not under stand what had happened to her. Fitting down the steps into the water she splashed her breast and arms, as she had been taught to do, and set herself to swim beside Pamperl.
 She swan in hopelessly old fashioned way. almost upright in the water with her legs right down and her shoulders almost clear of the surface. Her remarkable swan like strokes did not advance her one inch, and all the while her back was as hollow as an old brood mares. And now while Mar tin shouted out his instructions and supported with his knees the pole, and Pamperl too. bobbing at fba ana of if while frOth and