Friday 4th February 1938
A good day for business. Clean, straight interviews. Sold three gallons of S.O., one gallon of Egham and 3 cwts. Of U/coat Paste White.
Rang up Pat at her office. A pleasantly known voice answered the telephone. “Miss Retallack please”. “Oh, is that you Stephen? Your voice sounds just the same.” The inflection of her voice suggested she was pleased to be telephoned. Then I drove to South Benfleet. Two promising interviews then I drove back to Leigh and met Pat outside the office.
A sunny, warm day. Not typical at all typical of winter.
Evening: Anti-Gas Course. We all passed the standard respirator test – 10 seconds from the slung, 8 seconds from the alert.
Rang up Pat at her office. A pleasantly known voice answered the telephone. “Miss Retallack please”. “Oh, is that you Stephen? Your voice sounds just the same.” The inflection of her voice suggested she was pleased to be telephoned. Then I drove to South Benfleet. Two promising interviews then I drove back to Leigh and met Pat outside the office.
A sunny, warm day. Not typical at all typical of winter.
Evening: Anti-Gas Course. We all passed the standard respirator test – 10 seconds from the slung, 8 seconds from the alert.
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