Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 30, 1947, Page 10, Image 10

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10 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, April 30, 1947
By Walt
By Harold
By Bud Fisher
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Three Bell Alarm
His "Control" Talking
to Dial Twilight Sleep 1492
By Cameron Dockery
(Chapter 19)
Upon his return home, Jeff
handed Linda Whitey Evans'
letter and disappeared around
the side of the house. When next
she saw him he had a kit of
mining tools and a hand pick.
He remounted Star and called
out to her from the saddle.
"I'm going to do a little In
vestigating, be back around six. '
He didn t smile. His words
and gestures seemed almost au
tomatic and Linda wondered if
he was even definitely aware
of her sitting on the porch
steps, and doubted it. His eyes
had the obscure far-away ex
pression of one lost in deep
thought. After reading the let
ter she understood why.
For a young fellow he cer
tainly stepped into a mess, didn't
he?"
Linda jumped slightly. "Dad!
I didn't hear you come out."
Hardy grinned down at her.
His cheeks were a healthier
color and he seemed to have re
gained his strength in the pasl
few days. Since Jeff's coming
a revived zest for living had
filled him, it was as though
through the eyes of an ambi
tious uninhibited young man he
saw a new life extending be
fore him. Both he and Linda
slared 'after the diminishing fig
ure of the man on horseback.
'He wants to' be alone," Lin
da murmured almost to her
self. "Growing fond of him, Lin?"
She met his eyes then looked
away as though distrusting her
self. 'How can I help it? He's the
sort of person you do grow fond
of."
'Yes, Jeff is the real McCoy,
Linda. Straight-forward, clean
and decent-minded. He doesn't
seem to have been touched by
the seamy sid of army life."
Her eyes questioned him
steadily and he made., a wry
face.
"Oh, there is a seamy side. I
haven't forgotten the last war
by a long shot. And it's especial
ly difficult for youngsters who
come from good homes. I don't
mean the battles and the wound
cd and the terrible horror of
war, but the other side . . . The
revealing raw talk between bat
tles, the discovery that human
nature isn't quite what you ex
pected, the liquor and women
and the fatalistic attitude that
creeps over you."
'I think I understand, Dad
I was an army nurse, remem
ber?" He snapped his thing fingers.
So what? You nurses don't
know so much."
Laughter bubbled up in her
throat. "I wish you'd tell that
to Jeff. He said the other night
that he thought nurses knew
everything."
"He did, eh? How was that?"
Remembering the occasion of
Jeff's remark, the kiss that had
proceeded it, Linda blushed vio
lently. "Oh, it wasn't impor
tant," she said with deliberate
casualness.
Hardy reached down and put
ting his hand under her chin
tilted her face up to him. His
keen eyes probed hers pitilessly
yet affectionately, his voice was
kind . . .
"So that's the way It is?"
"I'm afraid it is."
"Does he know you love him,
Linda?"
"Of course not."
"He will in time."
She shook her head firmly.
Not from me he won't. If he
begins to feel that way too, then
maybe things " She left the
sentence unfinished. "He has
has enough on his mind already
without the added worry of a
one-sided love affair."
"Give him time, my dear,
he's been home only ten days."
"I know. Isn't it funny though
how well you can get to know
a person in a short while when
they're living under the same
roof with you? I've learned so
much about Jeff. He doesn't
like veal cutlets though he was
too polite to tell me; he prefers
green or blue ties; he likes to
sing cowboy laments to himself
while he's shaving; he- loves all
sorts of animals but he thinks
Mephisto is a worthless no-good
dog to have around, though he's
never betrayed his contempt by
much as a gesture. Little
things, yet they're distinctly
things that all put together make
AP Ntwfsfvrt
a man called Jeff Irskine."
Hardy patted her shoulder.
I'm afraid you've got it bad."
Linda made an exaggerated
pout. "Who said love was won
derful? I think it's decidedly
painful."
He grinned. "Buck up Jell
will see the light, maybe he
already has, but his hands are
tied right now. And if it's any
satisfaction to you, Lin, I ap
prove of your choice. He's fine
clear through."
They sat on the porch In si
lence, absorbing the sunshine
that beat down upon their legs.
In the distance a dust cloud
which always indicated some ve
hicle moving across the dessert,
grew until the gleaming hfldy of
the Gentry station wagon halted
before the adobe. Monica, smart
ly clad in a monogrammed sports
dress and Mexican sandals, step
ped out and came toward them.
After an introduction and a few
polite remarks Hardy excused
himself and went inside. As
soon as he had gone Monica
turned to Linda impatiently . . .
'Where's Jeff?" she demand
i
ed. "In town?"
"No. he's off checking up o
his property." Linda pointed''
vaguely toward the rocky for
mations that covered the south
ern portion of the Irskine land.
'What's he doing mining? '
'I don't think so. He may be
examining some of his father's
diggings checking up to see tf
they've caved in. Why do you
want to know?"
"Oh, I have reasons." She
turned bright inquisitive eyes
on Linda. "You think a great
deal of Jeff, don't you?"
'Don t you? Linda counter
ed.
"He's certainly attractive, I
was ust going to say 1 nope
you haven't a jealous nature be
cause I'm going to give you a
run for your money."
Linda stiffened with resent
ment at Monica's tone.
'How could Jeff mean any
thing to you and your way of
living? night clube, theatres,
cocktail parties "
Monica laughed triumphant
ly. "He's handsome and inter
esting and I have another month
to kill before going back east.
That's enough reason for me!"
(To Be Continued)
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