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10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, May 21, 1946
By Carl
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AT A CERTAIN PLACE
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Chapter 23
There was a knock and Liza
entered. Her keen old eyes stu
died Kay. "Just lookin' at noth
in'. Why don't you go out some
where? Why don't you ask Miss
Babs to come up here?"
"She's gone away for a visit,"
Kay answered. "I was about to
come down. What time is it?"
Liza folded her arms across
her amble bosom and glared
down at the unhappy gitl. "Time
for you to cut out this foolish
ness and tell Mr. Jimmy you
ain't aimin' to marry him," she
said fiercely.
I hope you don t start tha!
again, Kay answered petulant
ly.
Liza began to plead. "Please
don't mary him, Miss Kay, ho
ney. I don't know why I don t
like him, but I don't. I reckon
it's his eyes. They knows too
much. They don't believe in the
things you believe in."
"That's enough, Liza. I am go
ng to marry Mr. Jimmy. You
may as well get used to the
idea."
The first month of the new
year was over today. Kay awoke
with a premonition of something
more pleasant than usual going
to happen. She searched around
mentally and found it. This was
the night of the President s
Birthday ball in Atlanta. She'd
be with Rex for a few hours.
There was the familiar knock
on the door that Kay had heard
all her life. Somehow, it sound
ed different this morning. Liza's
face wore a broad grin that Kay
hadn't seen for ages. "The doc
tor callin' you, Miss Kay, honey.
Get up quick."
"Doctor?" Kay asked. "Dr.
Sims?"
"No'm," Liza urged. "Dr. War
ren! Hurry up. Go on and sec
what he want."
Kay sprang out of bed. Over
the telephone Rex asked if she
would drive to Warm Springs
with him that afternoon. He
was, he said, bringing Tommy
Martin home.
"Oh," she asked eagerly, "Is
he well enough?" She was sur
prised the way her heart pound
ed at the sound of his voice.
"He'll be on crutches for a few
weeks," Rex told her, "then he".l
gradually learn to walk alone."
"Oh, I'd love to go."
An afternoon with Rex and
on to the ball tonight. If this
could only go on and on . . .
Francis was at home for his
lunch hour when Rex arrived a
little past noon. They were talk
ing in the living room when Kay
came downstairs. Lucia was
there, too, looking up at the doc
tor with a faintly insolent smile
on her lips.
Francis was saying to Dr.
Warner, "I'm giad Tommy has
improved so wonderfully. He s
been the pet of the entire vil
lage ever since his illness. Your
work deserves all the credit."
"Hello," Kay said, smiling up
at him. Trying not to remember
the last time they were in this
room together, his arms about
her.
"How are you, Kay?" he
asked. Then he added, "Your fa
ther says he thinks I deserve all
the credit for Tommy's recov
ery." "Well, don't you?" Lucia
asked.
Dr. Warner glanced at Lucia
for a moment and Kay saw that
he disliked her stepmother in
tensely. "Sometime I'll tell you
why Dr. Sims' work kept Tom
my from becoming a hopeless
cripple," he promised.
Lucia never allowed a conver
sation to get far away from her
She turned to the younger man
"But, Dr. Warner." she asked
amusedly, "why did you come
down here to live? Your name.
your achievements could be used
in great hospitals, in great ci
ties"
Kay looked at her fathers
wife. "Perhaps," she suggested,
"if Tommy walks it will be
recognition enough for Dr. War
ren." "That's right!" Rex agreed, "it
doesn't matter where the crip
pled limbs are. docs it? Just so
the owner learns to use them
again."
Lucia rose languidly. "Well, I
guess we'll all meet at the dance
tonight?"
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"Right," Kay agreed. "Now we
have to hurry. 1 want to look
at some familiar landmarks be
fore we hurry back from Warm
Springs. You know it was my
home for three weeks."
Then she was with Rex in his
car again, and they both had a
feeling of reprieve, and a sense
of everything being right if
only for a few hours.
He motioned to a package
back of the seat. "I'm taking
Tommy a rifle. A toy, of course.
It was the only thing he wished
for when I asked him what he
wanted most to do when he
walks."
Kay laughed. "A modern Leo
nidas. The sword is gone, re
placed by the rifle. All he needs
now is a local Pass of Thermop-
yjae."
Rex stopped the car in front
of the Medical Building. I'll try
to be back with Tommy very
soon," lie promised.
Lost in thought, Kay was
startled to hear a child's happy
voice call, "Miss Kay, watch how
fast I can walk with these
things!"
It was Tommy.
"Oh, darling, I'm watching!"
she cried, and caught him close
in her arms.
To be continued
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Gates Fast Becomes
Valley "Boom Town"
Gates The prospect of work
on the new highway and on con
struction of the Detroit dam has
caused Gates to become some
thing of a boom town. Each day
sees an influx of new people '
seeking places to live, locations
to build homes or for business
enterprises, and property is
changing hands rapidly
J. J Howard of Portland pur
chased eight lots, last week at
Minto. just east of Gates from
Steve Champ and will start im
provements immediately..
Gibraltar has a population of
more than 20.000.
By Gene Ahem
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