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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1941)
TUTS REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON STORY LESSONS IN LOVE kfjfJONDFIBD COYKMHT, IMI, i 01 tamp . Tirr Orover 1 I fl.Mfl returned Tri, eourifc She ex- KneH aM L -n invited to Uxrft . week-end," she l,tc tt sinner. da occasion?" Unci Landed. lines larriM L, poDDdi can be pretty w without company once Un? to fell that place .HfttedtaCVMleH1" totKuaane' too attached I Too on 4m!t th0"' ttotd alee pl In the K ft ttt pool and the (l Ou popped an olive lb month. "Wel nayb I ioi op a poker game while puftr, totalled horsey aet iaU" ,111 Join you," Dugan Tn wrer been to on of ialfMcale week-end parties h tot nit how much fun vt.ttther." ' !joo dent hive fun itll be H iIn'i fault but your own," si timed. i mil crowd descended on (l jke Rlday night. Some at Euan had met; others il tot Those meeting him taltrrt ttae "had heard ever nil about him," and Dugan U (bit all the gushers d in an oil Held, rim finally caught him i (x i moment after dinner, bee are a lot of people here," tarvad, "who are getting ii'Uck out of the way I've been victimized by my darling uncle's little joke." "Meaning m?" "Meaning you," sh told , him, "and don't try to glv m the Idea you're not enjoying it. You're getting mora attention than a two-headed calf at a county fair." "Nice comparison," ha mur mured. "However," aha continued, "If you can tear yourself away for a minute, Unci Hank would like to sea you. H said ha'd b In the kitchen, of all places." DUGAN found Hank Chase j i . i i urafivu uv m QimoB ui peer. "Guess thta la th only place In the houa with any degree of privacy," he said laconically, "git down, Dugan." ' Dugan aat down. Hank looked at him intently. Dugan, I'm going straight to the point. I heard today from re liable sources that you'v been offered a job at $18,000 a year with Midwest Oil Products. That's almost three times what you're getting with me. Why didn't you tell me, Dugan?" he asked quietly. "Midwest Oil," he repeated slowly. "I was going to, Hank," Dugan said softly. "Somehow, I Just" Hank Chase rose "You don't have to, Dugan. I think I under stand. Everything," he added sig nificantly. Someone in a group huddled around a portable radio called to Dugan, but he hurried by unheed ing. Ha had to find Hank. In stead, he bumped smack into Bar bara and Larry coming out of the garden. Larry grabbed him. "Just the person I want to see." "Sorry, but ..." "No buts.' I want to talk to you a minute.1 Won't glv you all th details now, but I want you to play a little polo for our Briar Hill team. We're having a little practice game tomorrow with the Hunt Club outfit, and we're not taking W for an an swer." '.' V: Dugan started to protest, thought differently and'-nodded assent "Talk to you about it I later," he called over his shoulder. He's in an awful hun. m Barbara curiously, J)UGAN didn't find Hank Chase Because Hank had too ta hi. room and stayed ther. Barbara, mooting on his door before ah retired, found him in a chair, puffing on his pipe. "Hey, where've you heent W had some swell charades. X was a refugee mother with triplets, and ... "Sit down, Barbs." he InUr. rupted quietly, have something to tell you. Somethin th.t v.. been bothering me all night." -What is it?" she asked quickly. "Barbara, we've both fooled, but it's hard to believe." "Fooled?" "Dugan's taking a lob with MM.! west OU." "No!" sh whispered. "So wh.t I innocently implied was true all tne time. He DID sell you out on that tract of land." Sh got up, her eves Marin. "I'm not wasting any tun telUnc him what I think of him." "No, don't . . ." But she was gone. Barbara knocked on Dunn's door. "Com in," he called. She stemied 1imM mnA uvr' of surprise crossed his face. "To what do I aura thtw ynit he asked with a smile. "To your dishonor," sh replied coldly. ; He walked over ta tha nttnAna,' and looked out srlmlT. "8a' you've been talking with your uncle, 1 take it." : "Yes, youyou thief. You insuf ferable. Mintemntlhl mAit wit less to flv. wa eynani win a 1b. our house when we return. There' nothing I can do about ordering you from Larry's place, but I wish i comou - He .wallcaA nr tn hmm mw Am liberately, his cheeks flushing. ever called me a thief. The rest of it wasn't so bad, but I refuse to be judged a thief without trial. Now, then, come with me." He grabbed her by the wrist and all but jerked her into the hallway. There wasn't a chance for her to protest, even it her numoea senses naa time to June-, tlon. . ' (To Be ConOntaed); - ,.W , . y.'','!.','!, tlTm, L-. " ' . ' ' ' -J -tsjaWWMWi J I ii . -! ,.. J I " lluvnm e we eiv mjim i .Miitelftr. And no wonder when barbecue pita as hand. (teen m " " . " iirao nqn, ui wroocni iron, u naa neige we top WItn imihtlron7 ble Md benes are of aoUd cedar in natural flnbh, with frames SIDE GLANCES . .HUUM Catholic Soldiers Use Streamlined Rings FORT DIX, N. J. (U.BMght thousand Catholic soldiers of the 44th Division and in the recruit reception center are using new "'streamlined" rosary rings de signed, for them by two service chaplains. About m inches In diameter. the rings are made of brass and are flat, so that they easily can be carried in the pocket or worn on a cord around the neck. Major George J. Crone, Catholic chaplain of the Division and Capt John D. 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