8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, July 21, 1944
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Invited. Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Estep
will be in charge. A special type
of service is scheduled Sunday
morning, when Rev. Holly Jar
vis, who has just completed 10
years in the ministry, will speak
on the topic, "Ten Years a Min
ister." By Gene
By Edgar
Yesterday: Patient, war-worklnc Louise
Malone ind her mother have rushed 10
LaOuardien airport. New York City, to
meet Angel Louise's ylamorous sister
whose husband la a famous mtssin. air
hero. Ansel had announced by letter
that she eyas returning to live with her
mother for the duration. Both Louise and
Mrs. Malone are filled with misgivings as
the bit plane approaches, for they know
that Angel is in for a big surprise. The
spoiled blonde beauty, away for three
years, cannot be aware that the Malone
family fortunes have fallen, that she is
returning to a tenement in a Brooklyn
slum not fashionable Forest Hills.
Chapter 2
The passengers were coming
out of the plane now. Men in
uniform, their eager eyes seek
ing familiar faces among the
waiting crowd, suddenly find
ing them, then hurrying for
ward to take wife, mother or
sweetheart into their arms. As
she watched them, Louise felt a
sudden surge of pity for Angel
whose Jimmie would never
come to her. It must have
been hard for her riding on that
plane with home-coming serv
icemen. It must have brought
back a flood of memories and
made her own loss all the more
poignant.
A fat middle-aged man dress
ed in civilian clothes stood in
the door of the plane now. He
was smiling a little diffidently
and shaking hands with him
self, his pudgy arms raised high
above his bald head. "A not-so-hopeful
politician," thought
Louise, "giving his imaginary
constituents the glad hand."
She smiled as she watched
the two photographers snap the
man's picture and begin to fold
up their cameras. It was clear
that they weren't particularly
sold on their subject. Louise
could almost hear the tall red
headed one say, "Nuts to you,
old boy. You haven't a chance."
She could tell by the way his
lips moved and the Impudent
look on his face that he was say
ing something like that or
worse. He was grinning, and
she found herself grinning with
him.
He saw her, waved a hand,
and his lips formed the words:
"Hi there, Beautiful." It was
unmistakable,
Louise frowned and looked
back at the plane, but her sup
pressed smile unleashed a pro
vocative imp In her eyes and
made her dimples all the' more
obvious. The politician had
stepped out of the doorway now
and was waddling his way to
ward the gate. Evidently he
was the last passenger. Where
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was Angel? Hadn't she come?
Louise glanced at her mother,
and saw that the anxiety in
her eyes had given way to sharp
disappointment. "It's all right,
Mother," said Louise, catching
Martha's hand and holding it
tight. "She didn't come but
that doesn't mean anything. It
just means she couldn't get a
seat. Priorities, you know.
She'll come on the next plane."
The tears had begun to well
up in Martha's eyes. "It might
mean she's not coming at all.
She thinks we don't want her
poor Angel We we didn't an
swer "
"Of course we didn't answer
her letter. How could we? It
only came this morning. Don't
worry, darling. She knows we
want her. She'll be here."
Martha started to say some
thing, but was interrupted by a
whoop of joy from a young
airport attendant who was
standing nearby.
"Lookit!" he was saying, "Oh
boy! Lookit what's gettin' off
dat plane. It's something outa
dis woild!"
Louise and Martha turned
quickly, their eyes folowing
the boy's pointing finger. Stand
ing on the ground near the
plane was a tall, thin woman in
a nurse's uniform. She was
holding a baby In her arms.
Angel's baby? But Angel had
said nothing about bringing a
nurse. . , .
In the door of the plane, her
slim figure silhouetted against
the silvery background, stood a
young woman dressed in black.
Her accessories were black, too,
and the effect was that dramatic
simplicity which designers
strive for and so rarely achieve.
But it was the girl who dominat
ed the costume and the scene.
Her hair was pure gold and
it fell in soft waves to her
shoulders. Her eyes, the color
of blue cornflowers, seemed to
accentuate the pallor of her
face, giving it an ethereal qual
ity. Her full lips were parted
in a smile that was at once
wistful and alluring. Aware of
her audience, as if for the first
time, she lifted her chin a little
and almost perceptibly straight
ened her slim shoulders. With
out knowing her or anything
about her problems, the people
watching her were strangely im
pressed. Here, it was obvious,
was a brave little woman de-
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announced.
termined to face the world
calmly after a trying emotional
experience of some kind. And
apparently, she was somebody
important.
The photographers began
hastily unfolding their cameras,
setting them up again. They
hadn't expected this. But they
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rafa ' ' ' By Gus Edson " The
knew a photogenic windfall )
when they saw one, and they
could practically smell a good
story. Evidently the young
woman expected to be photo
graphed. She was posing.
"Who the hell is she any
how?" asked one of the men
as he focused his camera on
the vision. "Strikes me as a
little too perfect to be real."
The other man grinned and
aimed his camera. "Even if
she's phoney, she's got what it
takes for a pin-up."
Louise and Martha, standing
motionless on the ramp, were j
sitent ior wnai seemed HKe a
long time. Then:
"It's Angel," said Martha, the
tears welling up in her eyes.
"She looks so pale and so sad
poor Angel. But she's lovelier
than ever. Her pictures will be
in all the newspapers tomor
row." "Yes, she's gorgeous," said
Louise. And refrained from
adding: "But she's making an
'entrance,' as usual. Poor
Mother!"
At that moment Angel turned
and looked toward the ramp,
saw her mother and sister,
"Darlings!" she cried, lifting
er hand to wave at them. '
Louise returned the wave
with a grave salute, and Mar
tha blew a kiss with trembling
fingers. But Angel did not see
them. She had turned now and
was facing the cameras.
(To be continued)
By Carl Anderson
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