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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1943)
Thursday, January lY, 1943 The Co pita! Journal, Salem) Oregon Rnnm nnd Board FT. BUT. MY GOOD MAN, SES HEK.E NOW,---IN ALL THOSE GUN-FIOHTS WITH THE BEELER. BOYS YOU ADMIT BEING SHOT HUNDREDS OF TIMES UM 5UKLHY, THE LOSS OF BLOOD A I -mjc UilL II n HAVE Ul'i- ' PBOVTO FATAL r.. , ft Nl V C- i'4 TANKS IN wax. r I : "S--l'J-H VST PLANES I jV f j LXiAjJbj BY I . Chapter 15 I" The Trap ; Frightened at the enormity of her discovery, Sharon stepped Into the musty cabin and col lared the noisy little dog. She climbed out through the win dow again and closed it care lully, wedging it shut with a , piece o bark. , Just as she did, she heard Tom's shout. Fearful lost he see the cabin, she ran toward him calling an answer as she did She met him at the turn just be low the cabin. "You all right?" he demanded, striding toward her. "Of course. Did you find your natives?" "No, but I thought you must have. What took you so long?" "Oh, I couldn't walk fast in these shoes." She thrust out one, now grimy white slipper. Then, stooping to fondle the little dog's head while she hid her own nor vousness, she said, '"And we .didn't find any treasure, did we?" Though what llicy did find would be treasure indeed to:.Mr. Goodwin, she thought" joyously. "Looks like a trail here," Tom observed, looking back .toward where the little cottage lay con cealed, "Let's follow it." "Oh, I did," she tried' to dis courage him. "There's nothing there. Just a cow path, I think, Let's go on back to the beach." "Cow trail," he scoffed. "How .could a cow got down here, sll ly?" "Well, anyway, I can't do any more exploring, today. My feet hurt. Besides I'll ruin my shoes.' "They did take quite a boat ing, at that," Tom said, really concerned.' "Let's see if I can clean them up a little." And swinging her up onto a tree stump, he drew off. her shoes, scraped the mud off with a sharp stick, "That's not much better. They certainly don't: look up to much more tramping, They aren't .even big enough," and grinning, slipped them back onto her . tired feet. "Suppose you just sit here in the sun for a minute and the pup and I will just have a look up that trail. It Intrigues mo." Frantic, Sharon tried to dis tract him. .."I'm not tired, Why don't we Ipvcstigntq h,ht- old dock instead?" "But we did," Tom objected. "There's nothing to sec down there. We won't be gone long. xou aren t afraid, are you?" "No 1 guess not." "Okay. We'll bo right back," Her heart sinking, she watch ed him start up that trail, She had to stop him. She had. tol But how? . Jumping down oft tho stump she go the idea. Not a brilliant trick, nor even original. But it would have to do. And, with a wry smile, thank fortune she had worn high heels! But she couldn't fake the whole thing. So, scrambling back up on the stump, she jumped again litis time eyes shut tight and hands clenchrd, straight into n clump of brush. Her scream was not entirely manufactured. Her an kle turned treacherously and she Whacked against a tree trunk. "Toml Tom!" she culled and real tears sprang to her eyes as She rubbed her bruised leg, But it was worth the pain, she decided as she saw him racing toward her. He couldn't have had time to discover that cabin. That's all that really mattered. "What happened?" ho shout ed. Her Hp caught between her teeth, Sharon half laughed half sobbed. "My my ankle. I -jumped." "Gee, I'm sorry. I should have helped you down." Kneel ing, he felt the Injured foot with almost professional gentleness. "Those damned high heels. Nothing "broken, though, I think. Can you stand on it?" ' . . Bv Gene Ahem tn w-s i nortraT IIP " THAT POINT, PARDY SEE, OUT IN 'HANGKHOT' WE EAT A LOT OF CALF-HOOF JELLY, AND IT MAKES THE SYSTEM SELF SEALING, 1 WITH BULLET-HOLES..;.. t, . ALONG THE SAME LINK u"-' TANKS IM WAR. 'Jy PLANES. The Limp Was Real Lifting her bodily, hp slipped him arm around her, held her firmly as she tested her weight. She nodded. "It's all right. Just turned it.'f "A turn can be worse than a break sometimes. Sure you're all right?" "Sure. Thanks. I'm sorry to have been so stupid." But in side, her apologies turned to con gratulations. He hadn't discov ered the shack. His face as sured her of that. And he had n't seen through her trick. No bad, Doyle, Not bad! she exulted inwardly. "We'd better get back to the car before you break your neck," Tom said, teasing now. "I'm afraid so.- Next lime I go for a nice Sunday ride with you, I'll, wear my hiking boots!" Her ankle really hurt a little so thai her slight limp as they went along the beach was abso lutely authentic. She needn't, she thought, wincing, have made 11 quite so realistic. But at least it had convinced Tom and thai made it bearable, .- He insisted on carrying her up the bank to the car. " t, "Please, I can make it all right," she protested. But he simply scooped her in to his arms as if she were two years inslcad ot twenty and strode up the trail. And with her own arm curved around his neck to help balance her weight, her face so close to his she could have touched her lips to his check, Sharon felt Ihe old temptation to forget what she knew was true about him. If the world hadn't gone ;mad with war and intrigue, she and Tom might even now bo friends. Because they certainly weren't designed to be enemies. He lik ed her, really,, Under all his masquerading of that much she was sure. They very gentleness with which he .had carried her up the bank just now, the con cern In his dark eyes a few moments before when he'd thought her hurt told her that. And she liked him, too. Much more than she wanted to. "What serious thoughts those must be," Tom said, slanting a smile at her. i Uncannily, Sharon had the feeling he'd read the anguish in her mind. She wrinkled her nose at him. "Serious, maybe, Y rV I T ' S COL D staff Sf rreant Rob ri It. True tf Orono Mr., slop lo lok t a thcrmomrlrr as hr mrrlr wood for bar -ack aiovf unmrwhcrt a lont; thr Almn rirfrnsr hlihuay, re . ceil Ujr open cd.bctuctB CanuU uid AUaka., but not about you," she fibbed and hoped he'd believe her; ' "They should have , been, then," as he dumped her un ceremoniously into the car seat. "You weigh a ton." "I do not." "Half a ton, then," he com promised. "And you just love being in my arms and you know it." "Conceited." Sharon flush ed, hated herself for rising to the bait of his leasing. "Whatever did I do before you' came into my life?" Stuck "I know. You thought Good win was God's gift to women," he replied instantly. "Now you think I am." "Well, really!" she gasped, not because Tom had dared say it, but because it was true. "And you're quile right, of course," he went on, enjoying her . embarrassment wickedly. "Goodwin's very good in his way. But if you'll just listen to me" "Yes, I know," Sharon, inter rupted. "We've been all over that before." "Have we?" innocently. Then, "There's a gorgeous view for you," and he directed her glance toward the west where the sun was already beginning to spill some of its gold onto the water. "Lovely. Really, though, we must get started back," she urg ed. Tho afternoon had slipped, away so quickly and it was a good two hour drive. Two hours before she could get her news to Mr. Goodwin. Tom stepped on the starter at once. "Won't we have to turn back?" Sharon asked after a moment. "This road doesn't look as if it went back to the highway." "No, but let's just have a look where it does go," 1'Goodness! It's awfully bum py," when the dirt road turned to deep ruts. "Look Iherc," Tom said final ly, stopped where tho cliff drop ped precipitously to the beach below. :'There's our secret cove. This road looks as if it led right around the rim of the canyon. I'll bet there's a direct way to gel down to lhat cove right from here. Funny," he mused, "this road built in here and thai dock and not a sign of a building any where. Instantly apprehensive, Shar on said with studied carelessness, "Oh, maybe it was a bootlegging hideout in the days of prohibi tion." ,Tom nodded. "More than like ly. Well, we might as well turn back, I guess." That proved more quickly said than done. Out of Ihe deep ruts, the road dissolved in soft sand. First the car's wheels only spun futilely. Then they settled stubbornly into the sand. Well, looks like we're 'stuck. ''Maybe if you had a tree branch or a rock or something Sharon suggested. They tried ev erything. The car only burrowed deeper into tho sand. "How far is it back to lhat place we had lunch?" she asked finally. Tom sat down on Ihe running ooard, mopped the perspiration dripping off his forehead. "Ab out five miles." 'You would want to go sight seeing on a crazy rut-ridden backroad. If you'd turned when I suggested, we wouldn't be stranded here like this!" "That's right," Tom took Ihe blame good-naturedly. Goaded by her own anxiety Sharon snapped, "Well, can't you do something about it?" . Tom shrugged, held out empty hands. "What can I do? Pull it out with my teeth?" "You could get to a phone, call help." "Exactly, and that means a good long walk. I doubt if there is a farmhouse within miles." "And " she glanced at the darkening sky, "it's going to. be dark in about an hour." "Just about." Exasperated, Sharon stared at him while a new thought over took her.. What if this were no "accident!" Had Tom, failing of every other effort brought her out her to get her out of his way? That was ridiculous of course. She must have been seeing too many movie thrillers. Still, Mr Goodwin had warned her she would necessarily risk some dan ger. And if it had been a plan it was a good one. Not a soul with in five miles. 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