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THE NOR ' WESTER
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THE NOR ' WESTER COME ALONG WITH ME, JOHN ZAGAR - Continued He was a big man, six feet or slightly more, solidly built. A great head of hair topped his huge frame. Its colour was neither blond nor brown but somewhere between the two. As his head moved toward me, a halo that suited John Zagar moved with him. The head stopped; his eyes peered into the murky depths of the room; into that which was and would always be in this place he called home. His eyes were grey, a very mild colour for such a violent man. His nose was well-formed and his chin was square and determined. He was whistling Rock of Ages — his mouth puckered up as if he were about to blow a trumpet. I could see that his teeth were still white. I wondered if he could still spit through them as expertly as he used to. Telephones rang continually and little men answered them with a harsh bark. Horses ' names flashed on the well-lit board and a mass of human puppets fought to catch a glimpse of this mechanical monster to which their strings of destiny were securely fastened. John Zagar could have been a good man if he had been born on the right side of the tracks. As it turned out, he was hard and ruthless. On his way to the top he had smothered all opposition. His downfall came in his never- ending quest for power. Power to create; power to destroy; power so that he could order a host of little men around and drive a big car. As he stood there surveying his domain, Zagar did not realize how flat his back was against the wall: the solid wall of the law. Because one of his pup- pets, envious of his master ' s success had squealed, J went up to the big man and said, Come along with me, John Zagar . This year ' s prizes for contributions to The Nor ' Wester go to Cal Duthie for his cover design, to Neil Ornstein for his short story Journey to Rutuf , which the judges placed first among the entries, and to Brooks Rapley for his short story Come With Me, John Zagar , which placed second. Neil Ornstein won a second award for being the student who collected the greatest number of advertisements for The Nor ' Wester. 22 —
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