Friday, August 21, 1942
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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Chapter 26
No Good
Randy took out his handker
chief arid touched her face with
it, wiping the tears gently with
a hand that shook a little. He
said on a sharp, agonized breath,
"Oh, my darling don't! Don't!"
But the next moment he had
jerked away from her.
But on the way to New York,
Melissa fought for and achieved
a measure of self-control that
forbade any more tears. Her
heart was broken; she was done
with love because she had
given Randy all the love of her
eager young heart could hold
and now that heart was com
pletely empty.
But she was young, not yet
twenty; and she was healthy;
and life was long. She would
have to fill her life so with
activity that she would not have
time to grieve for her lost love.
She had been terrified of New
Orleans when, fresh from the
quiet and remoteness of , the
Point, she had reached there.
But when she stepped off the
train at Pennsylvania Station
and New York burst upon her,
she was appalled. She had a
moment of wild panic in which
she wanted to turn and run back
to the train and beg to be taken
back to the River Queen.
A friendly voice spoke at her
elbow and she turned to find
Todd Beasley there, smiling,
welcoming her, turning to a
pleasant woman In her late thir
ties, smart and expensive-looking,
and saying, "Well, here she
is, my dear Miss Marlowe, my
wife."
Melissa said in a little warm
rush . of delight and gratitude,
"Oh, but how kind of you to
meet mel I was frightened
stiff"
Ann Beasley said frankly.
"And well you might be, my
lamb. This Is a wicked old city
lor pretty little girls like vou
But don't let its false face scare
you! Run from it and it'll tear
you to pieces; stand up and face
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6:00 Waltz Time. NBO
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Radio Programs j
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changing insults with a truck-
driver who refused to give an
extra inch of room. The noise
to Melissa was incredible; she
listened to it, awed and won
dered that people could go about
their business, indifferent to that
terrific roar made up of a thou
sand and one different sounds.
They left Melissa at her hotel,
promising to come back for her
at seven and take her to dinner.
And in the room assigned to her,
Melissa stood very still for a
moment, drawn to her full
height and bravely faced the
spectre of the future. Randy
was gone forever but life was
left and youth and ambition.
She'd have to do the best she
could with those.
Work-Out
On the fourth morning after
her arrival in New York, Me
lissa appeared at ' the studio,
guided by Ann, for her first re
hearsal. Her program was to
consist of thirty minutes twice
a week; she was to work with a
celebrated radio orchestra, with
an occasional guest-star.
To Melissa, there was nothing
unusual about it, because she
was too Ignorant of radio to
realize that new coast-to-coast
hook-ups are not usually chosen
from small town singers with as
little experience as she had had
To Be Continued
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11:00 St. Francis Orch., "NBC
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5:15 Secret City, BN
5:30 Here Comes the Band
5:45 Deane Dickason, Com.,
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6:30 Songs by Dinah Shore,
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6:45 Men of the Sea.
6:55 Ted Straeter Entertains,
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7:00 Meet Your Navy. BN
7:30 Lightning Jim, BN
eiOO-Earl Godwin, News, BN
8:15 Gibbs and Finney, BN
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10:30 Broadway Bandwagon
10:45 Dance Hour
11:00 This Moving World, BN
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11:30 War News Roundup ,.
KAI.E 13,10 Kilocycles
Friday P, M.
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS
4:15 Johnson Family, MBS
4:30 Salvation Army, MBS
4:45 Johnny Richards Orch., MBS
5: Off Captain Danger
5:15 Analysis of Propaganda, MBS
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11:00 Cab Calloway Orch., MBS
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13:55 Interlude
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3:00 Isle of Paradlas
3:15 Sincerely Yours
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1:30 Bob Garred Reporting. OBS
7:45 Hillbilly Champions, CBS
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9:00 Theatre of Today. CBS
9:30 Mld-Mornlng Melodies
10:00 Country Journal, CBS
10:30 Adventure In Science, CBS
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11:00 Mighty Meek
11:05 Of Men and Books, CBS
11:30 Brush Oreek Follies. CBS
13:00 University Trio. OBS
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1:15 Music of Vienna
7:45 Sam Hayes. NBO
8:00 Orsan Concert. NBO
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3:15 Joseph Galllcchlo Orch., NBO
3:35 News. NBC
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8:15 Service Men's Hop, BN
8:30 Billy Moore Trio, BN
8:45 Stars of Today
9:15 Christian Science Program
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7:15 Sunrise Serenade
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Memories
THE POOR LAD? QUIET,
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