Id Capital Journal, flalem. Oresron, Friday, Nov. 5, I94S
Heart's Haven
By RUTH ROSEMARY CORBY
"We'll accept your explana-land she listened for the sound
tion," the lawyer taid with an of their return. Neil't voice at
air of finality, "until we can
take further action." But Mrs
Jackson had not yet finished.
"You'll be wantin' us to move
I suppose?"
"Mercy, no!" Mrs. Marbury.
frankly yawning, pulled her
elf together long enough
make this statement. "I've al
ready told Mr. Howe that I have
no intention whatever-of buy
ing the place now."
Mn. Jackson's face was a
mask of fury as she looked at
the society woman. For a mo
ment she could not trust her
elf to speak and the others,
watching her waited in silence
to hear what she had to say.
Chapter 12
Ham's Surprise
her elbow surprised her
"I wish I had a house,
said.
Eve, feeling foggy from lack
of sleep, blinked at him. "What
did you say?"
"I said I wish I had a house
to Neil repeated "One Just like
this. A house that you'd like
the way Gina likes this one
Could you wait just a little
while and I'll see if I can find
another island and a deserted
mansion?"
Eve's eyes misted, but she
tried to keep her voice steady.
"Dear Neii! You know I'd
just as soon set up housekeeping
on a park bench if I loved you
Please please don't make it so
hard for me. I don't want to
I CAN T UNDERSTAND IT-A
SHARP GIRL LIKE KIT WHO'S
BEEN AROUND-FALLING FOR AN
OBVIOUS PHONY LIKE
THAT GALL I CHARACTER
WELL--1 GAVE UP LONG
AOCJ TKY Nb TO f CURE
OUT THE Ff?AIL SEX -.
MUST GET MY MIND ON
MY JOB:
I J 1
THERE'S A GOOD SPOTSHOT MAGAZINEl
PIECE IN THIS BOOK ALL RIGHT - WHERE
ARE THE VAUDEVILLE Star? Of YTSTERQ4Y
MOST OF EM SEEM TO BE RUNNING
Chicken farms or working in
TELEVISION-" BUT THEY
RADIO PROGRAMS
IKSLM
1IH
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FRIDAr P.M.
KGW ,S iKOCO '.fKOIN
"You'd aireadv decided not toP"" Gina s evening. .
buy the place," Mrs. Jackson ThV missed the arrival of the
mimicked. "Then why didn't'Plane af,er all. Everyone slept
vou open your mouth and say! soundly that it was only after
so? The minute you'd said that ,he Pilnt had resorted to calling
I would've seen to it that you lan(1 thumping on the door that
ont off th s island and ant off wime preparations were go-
auick. But vou went around in on. Brc" signalled Eve and
pretending you liked the place
But I should have known you
society women are a two-faced
lot. You don't care what trouble
you make for other people!"
With her head high, Mrs.
Jackson stalked from the room
and her husband slunk after her
like a shadow They could hear
the sharp bang of the kitchen
door as the couple retired
their own quarters.
"Well, of all things!" Mrs.
Marbury exclaimed, helplessly."
Gina laughed. "Never mind,
Aunt Helen. Mrs. Jackson's
probably a communist. But,"
she went on glancing at Ham.
"I'm rather sorry you decided
against the house. I think It's
a darling old place."
"You do?" Ham's voice was
surprised, and he looked at Eve
as if for confirmation.
"Of course she likes it!" Eve
said, ignoring Julie's frank dis
approval of the discussion. "It
they slipped down to the shore
"I'm going to wait here on
the island. Ham will have a
boat sent out for me," he told
her. Eve nodded, her eyes fol
lowing the curve of his cheek
the easy muscular strength of
his shoulders, braced against the
brisk ocean breeze. The plane
lay close to the pier, seeming
(n.trvfN nuw puihen lor lllKm,
wnen Hreu aia not say any
thing further, Eve said hesitant
ly, "Will Ham and Gina really
come here to live, do you
think?"
"Oh, yes. Ham asked me to
fix up the place. He and Gina
plan to be married in about six
weeks. By that time I'll have
the major repairs done. Then
they'll come and work on the
furnishing and interiorchanges."
He turned to Eve directly for
the first time. "I always told
you that someone would take
the house, even if Mrs. Marbury
UNCA DONALD, VOU WENT
TO SCHOOL AND GOT A s
GOOD EDUCATION. k
I I i v
Of 1 CWej VW1H
rOlO IT TEACH VOU TO "
THINK. A THINS OUT AND
G73h"tHE (PaECISELV.Q
ANSWEj CCIL
f WELL, HOW COME ll
I VOU DON'T REALIZE
SENPinaS-.. j
r?
f ...ME TO SCHOOL I
WAST f- IY TIAAE
J 1 I
could be made into a dream of!a,"n ou st 1 was r,nl-
eve noacien again. ane nad a
a house on a dream island."
She did not mean to look to
ward Brent as she spoke, but
Neil, clearing his throat sharp
ly, made her realize that her ex
pression had been revealing.
She blushed and glanced away,
and Neil came to her rescue with
what seemed an idle question.
"This 'estate' that Mrs. Jack
son talks about so intimately,"
he said to the lawyer, "what's
the name of it?"
"The Holmes Estates," Howe
replied at once. "They've been
in litigation for some time now,
but they'll be settled this ses
sion, I believe. . . ."
Ham roused from his rapt con
templation of Gina's delicate
coloring, "what what did you
say?" he stammered, still having
difficulty with his lip.
"The Holmes Estates," the
lawyer repeated.
"But but that's me!" Ham
exclaimed. "I mean well.
Mother's brother had lot of
property under that name, and
It's still in the process of what-eha-may-call-it
, . . getting set
tled. If there's anything left
after taxes and such, it comes
to me."
There was a babble of excited
eomment lost on Ham, since
Gina had thrown her arms
tightly around his neck.
"Gina'" Mrs. Marbury finally
made her voice heard. "What in
the world has come over you?"
"It's all right, Aunt Helen,"
Gina answered, her soft cheek
still burrowing In Ham's shoul
der. "We're engaged."
'It was the lawyer who man-
feeling that Brett was talking
against time to cover up what
he really had intended to say
last night almost in this very
spot. Anything else, even about
his work, was for the moment
unimportant.
"I suppose we'd better be get
ting back. Breakfast must be
almost ready," Brett added after
a minute.
Eve stood without moving
he turned.
"Didn't you mean it when
you kissed me?" she asked, puz
zled. Brett looked angry.
"Of course I meant it."
"Then why don't you say
what you started to last
night?"
"All right, then if you must
have it in words of one sylla
ble," he said fiercely. "I love
you. Do you understand that? I
love you."
Eve looked up, the color
sweeping across her face and
making her eyes more than ev
er the same shade as the water
at her feet.
'Yes, 1 understand that," she
said quietly.
THE END
Schocked
Ware, Mass. U.PI Volunteer
firemen fighting a fire on the
Alston Cross farm were shock
ed when they aimed a large hose
at the blaze.
The shocking mvsterv was
solved when It was discovered
that the hose line had been
stretched across live fleet ric
wires.
our celebration now
you say, Mrs. M;ir-
aged to break the tension. He
patted Mrs. Marbury shoulder. R"m was originally known as
as she sat quietly sniffing into ; rumbullion in the lBth Century,
her handkerchief, and called toi" rumho in the 19th and fin
Jim Droissard: I ally as rum today. It meant
'This is an occasion. Andl"Kreat tumult" in Devonshire
since it is our last night here, I dialect.
propose we get a bottle of wine
and have
What do
bury?"
"Why why .of course " Mrs
Marbury tried to pull herself to
gether. "Ask Mrs. Jackson to
get it oh, Gina, what will your
uiu-le say?"
Gina and Ham both went over
and talked in a low tone to re
assure her. Eve. suddenly real
Izing that she was very tired, re
solved to go upstairs as soon as
she graciously could. Jim Oroi
sard's footsteps could be heard
going out toward the kitchen,
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YOU POP GOH' TPOK3HT IV J
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U EM WONT WOOCY I TO HAE ONC V THOSE
ME NO MORE, KO SOCOeNTSi-NOT JUST
DEY HAD PCOORrrs-J BECAUSE OP A PROMISE
HM I MADE OPT PPOMtSG BECAUSE O
VOU -SURE BUT I MADE IT TO A PARTY
WHO WOULDN'T Ukc Me TO BREAK IT, 1
FKiGeRrLL BE O. K..KIO NO MATTER
WHAT DOMT VOU WORRY NONE-
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Henry J. Tartar
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MUklral' Hairt
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Life mt Riley
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Gov. Warren
thov. Warren
Spotlight Review
Hpolluhl Review
Lowell Thomkg
Jack Rmith show
.Inck Canon
Jack Canon
Mr, Art ind Jan
Mr. Art and Jan
Beulah
Political
Five Star Final
Spin, tipotllgbt
Political
Orrhetlra
Serenade
Serenade
Air-fla
Newt
Silent
SATURDAY 6 A.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
Mailt
March Timt
Newt
10.
(SM -AMD .
NEITHER OF US j
'WILBUO.WE'Re BOTH SIVIM'CAKI AFRJRO-
AWAY TOO MUCH EXTRAS Trr
WITH OUR UAMSU(?6ERSf iVtir
1M TIRED OF f SO AM I.LET'S
Dow business "Vo our this siuiV
AMD LOSIKJS MONejoMpET-moKy-
SHAKE', from now
WEU SERVE NOTUIM'
BUT FRENCH FRIES
AND SLAW WITH OUR )
BUR6ERS
tl,l"s
evrrt cucvmc
1 wr.riwciicitj rv
sTr -Hwi
Since the destruction of the shmoos. fatback the pork
king's profits have multiplied and so he's relaxing
by fearlessly hunting big game in the hills
OKAY, BOSS.r-COMMENCE
HUNTINGS-HE'S SO DOPED
UP WITH SLEEPING PILLS
HE COULDN'T HURT A FLY.T
( WHAT'S
THE
MATTER
BOSS''
WHAT
FRIGHTENED
YOU
I I SAW A HMOO.r 1
V- A LIVE ONE ff
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Cleta Roberta
Top Tradet
Bargain Counter
Son of Pioneers
Orrheitra
Hodgt Podge
Hodgt Podgo
Newt
Hodge Podge
Now Hear Thla
Nuw Hear Thla
The Olu Song!
Newa
Newt
Garden Guide
Pa tor' Call
Orchestra
So Proudly We
Hall
C.lrli Corp.
Girls Corp.
Harmony Houia
Platter Jock
Platter Jock
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Hit Time
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Bike Show
Burk Nation
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30 Sports Palaca
45 ' Orchestra
Meet the Merka
Meet the Meeke
Ed McConnell
Ed McConnell
Newa
Public Affaln
Walker's Kittnea
News
Farm Home
Farm it Home
Mary Lee Taylor
Mary Lee Taylor
Archie Andrews
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Stars Tomorrow
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Man an the
Farm
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America Views
Lassie
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Te Ritter
Dick Shannon
Rjnd I onrrri
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Haven or Rest
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Western Melodies
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Pop Variety
Music Without
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Cycle of Songs
Cvclr of Songt
Muilr of
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Ha. Derwin
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NBC Symphony
NBC Symphony
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Junior Miss
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Theatre of Toda
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Grand Cent. St a.
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Mary Let Taylor
Mary Lee Taylor
Mret the Missus
Meet the Missus
News
Driver's Play.
Newspaper of Air
Newspaper of Air
Fool hall
Football
Football
Football
ick Foster
Chuck Foster
Way for Youth
Way for youth
Art Kirkhaa
Lake Surcess
Sal Sports Review
Larry La Saner
DIAL LISTINGS
Friday P- M. 8:n, Challenge at
Yukon i 5:3u, Jack Armstrong;
Sports; :I5. Home Editfoni ::.
The Sheriff! 7:M. SporUi 1:1.1. Sport
Showl :Ml, Fat Mam ::, Your
FBIt t:iNI. Break the Bank;
Western Shies; I0:IMI. Northwest News;
10:1.1, Intermesso; 1;W. Concert Houn
Orchestra) K:0t, Eilra Hour) 1:HI,
Sign Off.
Saturday a.m. to 4:411 p.m.! 8
Dawn-Beat; 1:00, Roundup Boysi
I:IS. Martin Agronskyt 1:30. Newsi 1:13,
Peearch Adventure: 800. Shoppers'
Special: 8 30. Headline: 8 45. Dirt Doctor:
9:00. Homo Demonstration: 9:1.t Fairy
Talest 8:30. Abbott Costrllo Kid'Showi
Costello Kid Show; 1:0,
Saturday Session:
Great While Way IThe
Urnyard Follies
tarn yard Follies
avorlte Hvsbani
Todds
KEX
KEX
B:IS, Abbott A
Tot land Tunes:
KEX. 1190; KOAC, 550
Ai Frl. P.M. ft: On tha Upbeat i
KUAV 8: Newt; A:l!t Melodlesi 0:30
Music: 1:1.1, Farm Hour: :. Research
Report: ft: 1.1. Here's to Veterans I
Program or Canada; 8:tr, News: 9, Haslet
8:1.1, Lift Voice; 10:M. Sign Off.
KOAC K
Sat A. l . IB:MI. Newsi 18:18,
Specially for Women: 11 :M,
Concert: VlifHt. News: 17:15, Farm Houn
1:IHI, Ride 'em Cowboy: 1:30, Voice of tha
Armv: 1:1.1, Melody Lane; S:IH, Driver's
Playhouse : 2: 1.1. Pan-Amrrlran Rhythms:
I'.Mt, Memory Book of Music: 8:00. Sci
ence News of the Week; 8:1.1, Musle of
the Masters: 4:1.1, Children's Theater.
1 1 :!. Rhvthm: 11:30. Tunes of Yeart
I'MMI. Football Music: 4:1.1, Rand Musiei
4:3u. starlight Roof; 4:15, Dorothy Fold-
heim.
Triple Action
Burlington, t. U.R) When
13-ycar-old Maurice Brown
firrH hie riflp at a cmiirrpl 4hjk
cade County Democratic Central snot kuled ,ne spuil.reli wcnt
iCommittee wnen Kay wise sud-i through a wall board of Erwin
mitted his resignation after be
No Objection
Great Falls, Mont. UP) There
was no objection from the Cas-
OUARaNTEED TO TEnJSf8 MNEX J , BO fT T0hJ
WRITE TEN YEARS ocr .1 RAr ill J 'S IT I &UCKS.l0NEljrXVT OF 'NK. YOU f?T'
yr V
ing elected Democratic precinct
committeeman. Wise, it develop
ed, is a Republican.
Bowley's home, pierced the arm
of Dana Warby who was fixing
a wall plug in Bowley's home
and dropped to the kitchen
floor.
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THEY'RE DZ OUiWS.
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HAT. HE THREW IT
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NOW HE NEVER
WEARS IT.
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