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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
Friday, June 21, 1940 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Seven v)' Henry :l fl It n v I . n n "L 7r " j j ( ( I carT7 j "1 1 i r-rr Tl ii f"""- HIGH Yestfrday: Quiet, mousy Norma la In love with Lance Merrlner, and he falls In love with Rlamoroua Hose Cornwall. Jan Is distressed. Chapter IS 'Crude And Rude' Lance appeared abstracted, mon osyllabic, at dinner. He seemed to be listening for the light click of high heels on the stairway and when ho finally heard them he brightened a moment only to plunge Into deeper abstraction as they went on outside. "Would you care to go to a movie, Lance?" Norma asked, a look of strain about the corners of her small, unpainted mouth. "No." He did not look at her. He had not for a long time. "Say, Jon, could we afford to fix my room up a bit? I get so damnably tired of looking at the same drapes and cushions day in and day out. I thought maybe something bright?" "Of course. I'll go over to . the salvage store first tiling In the morning and Bee what they have. I can buy yardage and make the drapes and pillow covers myself." "Is there anything you can't do?" Derek asked. "Jan, you are much too competent! I can picture you scolding, managing and mothering a brood of tow-headed children." She flushed, but said nothing. So. she thought, he considers me the maternal type. I wonder If I am? I'd like a chance to find out by having a fling at something else! "Sweet Girl Graduate" Johnny swung into the kitchen, his light eyes peering around the table, settling on Jan. "I've got a night off," he said. "Come on in town with me, Jan, and we'll take in a show and a couple of night spots. It'll do you good." She might have refused If she hadn't seen the frown of dlsap- Vproval on Derek's face. "Thanks. , Johnny, I'd love to go." Turning to Derek, she said sweetly. "You won't mind helping Norma with the dishes, Just once, will you? After all, the maid should have a night out occasionally, should she not?" Without waiting for assent or dis sent she left the table and ran up to her room. Searching hastily through her closet she located an ancient evening gown in a sealed paper sack. A freshman prom had seen it last, ages ago; still, it wasn't much out of date. In a bureau drawer were gold kid evening sandals. She almost wept when she pulled off th'e tissue paper and saw the tar nish on them. Well, they wouldn't show much under the long skirt of her dress and anyhow she had to wear them because they were all she possessed. Really, she thought, pirouetting before the mirror, the dress did look grand! It was of white tulle, long and floaty, puffed of sleeve, with a blue silk sash at the waist. She i looked about sixteen In it. Norma ' had a short fur Jacket she could borrow. Oh. it would be fun to get. out of Sea Tide for a night, to get away from turbulent surf and turbu lent humans. Holding up the skirt with one hand, she hurried downstairs to the group In the living room, stopping on the bottom step for proper effect. Johnny, faultless In tuxedo, stared at her, then scowled. "You look like a sweet girl graduate I" he de clared. "It Just won't do, Jan. Not for the sort of places I go. Can't you borrow one of Mrs. Cornwall's evening gowns? She wouldn't care" He paused at the stricken look on her face. "I I thought I looked rather spiffy." she stammered. Derek reached her in three long strides and slipped an arm about her waist. "You look beautiful," he asserted. "Prettier than any pic ture!" "You look lovely," Lance chimed in. regarding Johnny angrily. J "No. I don't," she contradicted, her voice wavering on tears. "I look like he said." She burled her face In Derek's nice, big shoulder. Johnny shifted position, a little . By TIDE ashamed yet stubborn and deter mined to justify his statement. "I've told you and told you," he began. "But you won't listen to me" "Shut up," Derek growled. "You've been crude and rude enough for one time." Johnny tossed his topcoat and soft black hat to a chair and stalked up to him, head Jutting forward, a bull answering the taunt of the toreador. "Why don't you mind your own business, fellow? I've known Jan a lot longer than you have and she knows good and well what I'm talking aboutl She could buy herself some decent clothes for what she spends on paints and can vases and all that junk! And take your hands off her, you you beachcomber!" Jan felt Derek's muscles tauten as he let go of her. She grabbed hold of his clenched fist with both her hands, "Oh, stop it, stop it! We're all behaving like children. Oo along, Johnny, and get some body else to go out with you. Some girl who wears the proper clothes," To be continued. Radio Programs KSLM 1JM Kllocyrld Saturday A. 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CBS, 6:00 Vocal Help Wanted, CBS. 6:30 Republican Convention, CBS. 6:45 Music Without Words, CBS. 7:00 Rhym-O, CBS. 7:25 Bob Chester Orch., CBS. 7:30 Leon F. Drewa. 7:45 Benny Goodman Oreh., OBS. 8:00 Ray Noble Orch., CBS. 8:30 Take It or Leave It, CBB. 9:00 Del Courtney Orch., CBS. 9:151 Was There, CBS. 9:45 East or the Sun. 10:00 Five Star Final. 10:15 Benny Ooodman Orch., CBS. 10:30 Johnny Richards Orch., CBS, 11:00 Sterling Young Orch. 11:30 Manny Strand Orch., CBS. 11:55 News, CBS. KOIN 940 Kilocycle! Monday A. M. 6:00 Market Reports, 6:05 KOIN Klock. 7:15 Headllners. 7:30 Bob Garred Reporting, CBS 7:45 Consumer News, 8:00 Kate Smith Speaks, CBS. 8:15 When a Girl Marries. CBS. 8:30 Romance of Helen Trent, CBS. 8:45 Our Gal Sunday, CBS. KOW W0 Kllucyclei Saturday A. M. 9:00 Lincoln Highway. NBC. 9:30 Matinee in Rhythm. NBO. 10:00 I Am an American, NBC. I0:l5-Netherland Plaza Orch., NBO, 10:30 NBC. 11:00 stars of Tomorrow. P. 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