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by DAVID TAYIOR MARKifV
YtawnUy: Penny, ruahed to the hos
pital by Trudy, nr mother-in-law. glvei
birth to a boy. She feels bitter that her
hiuband. Jim. had not stood by during
. her hour of need. But raring for her
baby In the hoapltnl turns out to be
sheer jay. She submerses all her leei
lnxii In the child. But when the baby
la home, and turned over to Trudy, Jilie is
a ma red at her feeling of resentment. She
wants to take ear of the child alone.
Then a telegram comu for Trudy from
Florida and the secret U out. Trudy
had refused Mile Winter ' proposal of
marriage to take eare or the baby.
Penny and Jim insist that Trudy marry
Winters. Penny assures Trudy that she
really wants to be a mother to her baby
her career means not hint now.
Chapter 6
Then she looked at Jim and
thought with just a shade of
bitterness how different things
could have been If she still had
the same love for him and the
ame trust. Trudy was putting
in her call for Miami at the
telephone downstairs. Penny
wondered if Miles Winter would
ever disappoint Trudy. And
how could she be happy with
Jim again when she knew how
unreliable, how selfish he was?
Jim cleared his throat ner
vously. Without turning from
the window, he asked, "Have
you really thought this through,
Penny? Do you honestly think
you'll be happy without your
work? Rutter's "
"The baby will have to com
pensate for a good many things,
I guess," she said significantly.
She was feeling sorry for her
self. She was too young to de
pend on a baby for happiness.
She wanted a husband and a
husband s love. She wanted the
feeling of unity that comes from
a happy marriage. The feeling
that they were going forward
together and building a common
itronghold against Ihe world.
A baby wouldn't be enough
stuff right away. They had a
conference scheduled wilh the
Milady people for the next
morning."
"And they didn't like the
work I did?"
"Well"
"Yes or no, Jim. Please, I
have to know!"
-Why it just didn't . . . flut
ter said . . . You see '
"Of course, I see." Penny
tried to laugh at herself. She
had been regretting a career
she didn't have. "They didn't
like it. I thought that face
thing was pretty bad myself.
What a good artist I turned out
to be!" she added bitterly.
"Oh, nonsense! Don't let it
get you down. You were feel
ing bum and that affected your
work. You can have this Mi
lady contract for the asking.
Rutter hasn't any idea that I
did the stuff for you. Go on
down there and sign up."
And this, Penny thought, was
the man she had accused of not
being cooperative. She had been
furious ready to call her en
tire marriage off and a failure
because he hadn't paced the hos
pital floors in the time-honored
fashion. He was ready to step
aside for her. ' Of course, the
contract was his. She had lost
it. She had never thought of
failure, and now it was here,
somehow she didn't care. All
she could think about was the
fact that Jim had been unselfish
and of his deep love for her.
"Darling," Penny said, "I've
been a wretched flop as a part
ner." "You have not," Jim argued.
But Penny shook her head.
She decided she was going to
be the best mother in the world.
Here, at hand, was the job she
alone could do. She'd try to
make of Jim's son, she conclud
ed, as fine a man as Jim was.
"I've been a rotten part-time
wife," she told him softly, slip
ping her hand into his. "But
I'm going to be a hundred per
cent mother." '
Jim kissed her and suddenly
she knew without doubt at all
that at last she had found the
career at which she could not
fail. "Get yourself down to
Rutter's." she said, "and tell
them the truth. Make them
sign their shirts away. You've
got a wife and son to support
now lo say nothing of your
mother's wedding expenses.
Boy, you need money!"
The End-
Martin Improving
Brooks The condition of L.
H. Martin, 72, who is in the
Deaconess hospital at Salem, is
reported as faid. Martin was
seriously injured a week ago,
when he fell from the bumper
of an automobile, which he was
assisting in getting started near
the Bonn Service station east of
Gervasi. He suffered a crushed
skull, broken ribs, and a deep
cut in his left leg and severe
bruises.
and yet It would have to be.
Jim drew a letter from his
pocket. "I've been keeping (his
for a week, Penny. I hated to
give it to you at the hospital."
The letterhead read, John P.
flutter, Inc. It was for her,
addressed to Penny Martin.
"It's from Mr. Rutter himself,"
she murmured. "Listen to this:
'We are more than delighted
with the changes you made.' "
She stopped. "What on earth's
the man talking about? I don't
know what changes he's refer
ring to." Jim was slowly tear
ing a pack of cigarettes to
shreds. " 'We landed the Milady
Perfumes account without trou
ble'," she read on, " 'due large
ly to Ihe effective way you
handled my hasty suggestions
for the art work. Thank you
for your splendid cooperation
and come to this office at your
convenience to discuss terms.'
What's he mean 'hasty sugges
tions'? I sat there for four
hours discussing the work with
him. Has he gone crazy, do
you think? '
Jim said, "I didn't get around
to telling you, I guess. You see,
the night you went to the hos
pital he called up and wanted
a whole new layout. I went
ahead with it under the circum
stance. You don't mind, dar
ling? You were pretty busy
at the time."
"That's what you were do
ing that night ?" Penny was
stunned. Then, slowly, she be
gan to feel as though a tremen
dous weight had been lifted from
her shoulders and that she
could breathe once again.
"Sure. Rutter wanted the
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Baby's Playmate A realistic little lamb to keep babv quiet
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