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(Chapter 25)
Eileen's note was on Bert's
dresser in his room, as he some
how fell it would be. He tore
the envelope open, relieved and
yet annoyed, too, at the single
line of explanation:
"They want me to come back
to the office, so I'm driving back
to Los Angeles with Mr. Halli-
day tonight.
Eileen.
Tight-lipped, he handed the
letter to his mother, who had
quietly followed him to his
room, when the last guest had
departed and the doors were
locked.
She read it and for a long
moment she said nothing.
"Funny that she didn't say
anything bid us all goodbye, at
least," she said, with a puzzled
expression.
"Didn't Mr. Halliday say any
thing about it either before he
left?"
"No not about going togeth
. He did say that Eileen went
to Palm Springs this afternoon
to send a telegram. This must
have been it."
'They just quietly planned the
thing together, then?"
Mother and son looked at each
other silently. They were think
ing the same thing.
But, of course, Mr. Halliday
wasn't really interested in Ei
leen. How could he be? Why,
he was more than twice her age.
He wgs merely driving her back
home, accommodating her. But,
if there wasn'4 anything more
to it than that, why hadn't either
of them come right out in the
open?
Suddenly Eileen s deception
infuriated him.
'Just goes to show, you never
can depend on anybody. You
think you know a person, un
derstand them, and you haven't
got the faintest idea of what goes
on inside their minds."
'You don't suppose what hap
pened today about Gloria had
anything to do with it," his
mother asked thoughtfully.
Why, that had nothing to do
with Eileen. She wasn't even
around."
But suddenly It struck him
that it might be the answer.
Eileen had gone to her room aft-
luncheon. She must have
heard the racket in his office
with Blackey Davis. The boys
had come running to see what
it was all about. Had Eileen
come, too when the boys had
ushered Blackey to the door
when Gloria had broken down
and wept upon his shoulder?
'Well, if she wants to pick up
and go away like this, without
giving a person a chance to ex
plain things "
His mother looked as though
she understood what he was
thinking.
'Well, goodnight, son. Get a
good night's rest. Things will
look different in the morning."
But Bert couldn't rest. He lay
there, wide awake, thinking.
Eddy had reasoned with him
sensibly: "Well, of course, Eir
leen has her apartment to keep
up, in Los Angeles. Naturally
she feels more secure, with her
old job and a regular income.
After all, we really aren t es
tablished here yet. And she cer
tainly did a lot to come down
here and get us started."
"But to let me down like this
without even saying goodby."
Eddy had given him a funny
look. "Maybe she doesn't figure
that she has not with Gloria
here to sing".
Eddy had got into bed then
and turned out the light. Hei
was lying there, across the room
now. breathing regularly.
'Well, thank goodness for
Gloria's loyalty, anyway," Bert
thought She had certainly stood
up to Blackey Davis told him
where to get off at. There
couldn't be any question but
that she'd rather be there at
The Hacienda with his band
even on speculation, this way
than at the smart Oasis, with
Blackey Davis. He still couldn't
understand why, but it was cer
tainly a consolation.
He plumped up his pillow.
changed his position. But sleep
wouldn t come. H l s thoughts
went around in another circle.
Tomorrow Eileen would be in
Los Angeles, would see his
younger brother Paul, who was
in love with her. He had actual
ly tried to throw them together,
when the army doctor had or
dered him to the desert for his
questionable lung and because,
unlike Paul, he then had no fi
nancial prospects. Well, now
they'd be together. Perhaps aft
er close association with him
down here, Eileen would decide
Paul was her best bet, after all.
But the thought of Mr. Halli
day persisted. Those older men
certainly had charm, finesse a
gallantry with women. Why,
weren't all the ladies at the
Maryland club simply gaga over
him? ' Hadn't even his own
mother lost her heart?
"Oh. hell!" He must get his
thoughts off this dizzy merry-eo-round
and get some sleep.
The desert dawn was brighten
ing his window.
"Eileen was the one to quit,"
he thought with wounded pride
and stubborn logic. "Okay, then
she'd have to be the one to make
the first move to straighten
things out" if she ever did!
(To Be Continued)
Johnson Will Give
Amity Valedictory 1
Amity Richard Johnson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson,
has been selected as valedictor
ian of the senior class at Amity
union high school. His grade
point average was 3.85. Salu
tatorian will be Eleanor Modde
meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. O. Moddemcyer of the Fair
view district, with a grade point
average of 3.69. George Poloi
rated third with an average of
3.68.
Annual Easter Sale
Slated at Silverton
Silverton Mrs. Ralph Fran
cis, president of St. Monica's Al
tar society of St. Paul's Catholic
parish, has announced her com
mittee personnel for the annual
Easter egg and cooked food sale
Saturday at the Western Auto
store from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Serving will be Mrs. Ludvig
Moe, Mrs. Ralph Francis, Mrs.
Joe Ehli, Mrs. J. Stahman, Mrs.
L. B. Scharback, Mrs. Leo Gier
and Mrs. Inez Heater.
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