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JO Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday", Mar. 11, 1947
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Tours for the Sewing! Make your bedroom as beautiful as you
have always dreamed by using this pattern and colorful fabrics.
Just these few changes can make a room look completely redeco
rated. Easy to make and especially lovely for spring!
Pattern envelope No. R2272 contains full Instructions for
. planning and making bedspread, skirt and draperies.
- To obtain this pattern, send 15c in COINS, eivfncf nnifpin num.
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Chapter 6
Paul opened the car door
with a flourish. "Hop in, Eileen,
m'vaurneen. You're riding witn
your agent and manager." With
an apologetic look at Bert, Ei
leen got in.
Bert rode on the back seat
with Eddy and Paul s drums,
trying not to mind too much
that Eileen, looking lovely as a
princess, was having such a
good Mme with Paul. She had
n't told his brother, evidently,
about their talk their pledge
that night in her apartment,!
before she'd met . Paul. Well.i
he'd played in the open, any-j
way. He'd promised Bert com-j
petition at the outset. And he'd
seen to It, very cleverly, that I
for more than a week Bert and
Eileen had not been alone to
gether. ,
"Maybe it's for the best," he
thought dismally, as he listened
to their laughter. "Best for Ei
leen, anyway." What right had
he to think of love and mar
riage, when he still had to re
port weekly to the army doc
tor; when he had no prospects
of financial security beyond
making good with this ' little
six-piece orchestra?
He felt Eddy looking at him,
understandingly. Gad, were his
thoughts that plain! "Don't be
worried, Bert," his brother said.
Everything's going to be
okay."
Bert forced a cheerful grin.
I was just wondering whether
the other three would be there
on time."
They were waiting in Pete's
car, outside the Wiltshire Park
hotel, when they arrived. Cap
tain Martyn, smiling and ur
bane in evening clothes, was at
the door of the banquet room
to greet them. Dinner was near
ly over, dancing would start at
nine.
Bert touched his forehead in a
mock salute. "The Alvarado
Merry-Maker reporting, Sir,
The captain eyed their smart
new uniforms with evident ap
proval. "Very handsome turn
out, Very professional looking."
"We're a professional outfit,'
Paul said with an Impish grin
"Very sweet of you to sing for
us. my dear," he said to Eileen
Dark blue velvet proscenium
curtains made a rich frame for
the orchestra upon the stage.
They looked all right, Bert felt,
and appearance counted for a
lot. And, judging by the de
mand for encores, their playing
was all right, too. He was con
ducting, playing solo passages
on , his soxophone, when the
score demanded.
"They like us, fellas," h said
jubilantly, at the first intermis
sion. "Maybe well enough to let
us play their other dances."
Must be lots of clubs like
this we could play for," Paul
said enterprisingly, "if we go
after them."
"You're the boy to do it," Phil
sa i d, recognizing leadership.
"How about -ou being business
manager?"
Paul looked pleased. And
Bert was pleased, too, when he
saw how well Eileen's songs
went over with the Rotarians.
He pursued her Into the wings,
after sustained applause. "They
love you, Eileen! Come on back.
and give them another chorus."
"Oh, Bert I'm so happy!"
She was so near, so lovely. Her
eyes were wide and lit like
stars. Resolutely, Bert turned
from her radiance. He took her
hand and pulled her back, with
him, upon the stage.
At midnight, as they put away
tneir instruments, and Eileen
was getting her wraps, Captain
Martyn handed Bert their mon
ey. "A wonderful performance,
boys! How'd you like to play
lor us the rest of the season?
It was what Bert had hoped
lor, worked for. but he asked
conditionally, "Eileen, too?"
"Absolutely!" the captain
said, emphatically. "And, here-
aiter, witn pay!"
we'll be delighted." Bert ac
cepted warmly for them all. And
when the captain had eone. he
asked them, "How about us split
ting with Eileen tonight, fel
las? She did more to put us over
than our fancy uniforms."
Only Pete, the guitarist, was
unwilling. "I don't see whv we
snouia. one otierea to sing free
account of us, she s got some
paying dates."
Don't be a piner, reue, Car
olina drawled, good-natureaiy.
And so, with five against him,
Pete chipped in, and they finally
made Eileen see that she had
more than earned her share.
Bert squeezed her fingers as
he handed her the money.
You just stay around with
us, Eileen, and mayDe someaay
you can cut loose for good, from
that desk and typewriter."
"I'll stay!" she answered soft
ly. And, again, Bert had to turn
away.
A man in a tuxedo stopped
them at the door. "If you're open
for next Saturday night, I'd like
you to play at my daughter's
wedding reception.
We II be very glad to," Bert
began, but Paul interrupted.
That would be at union rates,
of course."
"Of course!" The Rotarian
gave Bert a card witn tne ad
dress and hour.
'Seven advanced dates! Not
bad." Eddy said enthusiastically.
Pretty nifty return for fur
nishing a little free music for .
the Marylanders' party, Bert,
said thoughtfully. They really I
owed all this to Captain Martyn '
and the club's grand code of
helping its fellow-members,
along with refugees and disa
bled vets. He'd see that he and
his brothers played for them of
ten, even if the other, three
didn't care to give their time.
They had made a grand be
ginning. It could lead them anv-
where! Still, all the rosy pros
pects didn't make him exactly
happy that his handsome, ban
tering brother Paul was again
sitting with Eileen going home
this time on the back seat.
Paul was saying triumphantly,
"I told you I'd launch you on a
career, didr. t I?
"Yes, you did. And thanks a
million, Paul, for everything."
She added, after a little pause.
"It's wonderful when people
really mean the things they
say."
Bert was stung by the quiet
words. Were they a rebuke, ac
cusing him of insincerity? Well,
if they were, he'd have to let it
stand. He'd reached a decision
tonight. Paul was a better man
for her than a disabled vet, like
himself.
(Tn be continued)
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