tO Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, May 11, 1949
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Chapter 7
A stout, white-haired man came
swiftly Iron, the driveway of the
beautiful white villa and approached
them almost at a run.
"What are you doing here?" he
thundered.
Garret, i stared at him, puzzled
and angry.
"We are narked on a public street,
while the children play on a public
beach," he said in a lone deceptive
ly mild.
The stout man looked as thouijl.
threatened wltii apoplexy. "A public
beach? This beach is privaie. You
will kindly get tnose-tno.se raga
muffins off of It immediately! Am'
get these gypsy vans away before J
call the police and have you all af
rested."
"Arrested!" Oarrett was puzzled,
his anger deepening. "What are you
talking atroutt' wo are aoing
harm '
"There's a law against trailers In
Palm Beach they are not permit
ted." the man shouted furiously
''And Madame's small son Is on the
beach with his nurse. Therefore,
you will get those ragamuffins oft
it at once do vou hear?"
"I think they do, Williams." said
a soft, mellow voice behind the Irate
man. Im quite sure that every
body in both the Palm Beaches
hears you. What seems to be the
trouble ?"
The man's manner altered ab
turdly. He turned swiftly to a slim
young woman In the briefest of
white sharkskin shorts and a white
bra, her bare feet In strapped white
sandals. Her dark head was bare
6iie was the loveliest, the mast ex-
ouisite thing that the wide-eyed Fe
licity, Oarrett or Jason had ever
seen.
r "Begging your pardon. Miss Su
san, said tne stout man apologet
ically, "these people have parked in
front of your house, and their chil
dren are on the beach."
:: MI can see all that. Williams." said
the girl, smiling faintly at Felicity
And Garrett, i m so sorry but
there IS some sort of law against
trailers and house-cars In Palm
Beach. I'm afraid you WILL have
to go. But I would like to apologize
for my butler's unpardonable Inso
lence." ' Felicity said through her teeth.
"I'm sorry. We didn't understand.
s)f course. We'll eo at once."
Felicity came up the dune, herd
ing the children before her. Wlde
tyed, puzzled, the children stared
Jit the lovely woman in her brief
White garb, and Denny piped re
sentfully, "What's the matter, Fliss?
We wasnt hurtin her old ocean.
We was Just looking at it."
Felicity lifted him into the coupe
Itrhere Cornelia already sat. She
looked swiftly about her, saw Ellen
limbing Into Garrett's car with
s?aaon and asked anxiously, "Where's
Tippy?"
"In the back with Oarrett In
Garrett's car. I mean." said Cornelia
responsibility. "She's got a lapful
at shells and things. I saw her get
ting In his car as we came up the
dune."
"I'm sorry said the girl on the
tfdewalk, and smiled at Felicity.
.. "It's all right. You probably
didn't make the law," said Fe
licity politely.
r "l didn't and, between the two
Btf us, I think It's a pretty silly one,"
trreed the girl.
" 'Mrs. Fleming I" pro tea ted the but
ter before he could control himself.
Felicity let in the clutch and the
jar went rolling away, followed by
Oarrett in his car,
Felicity was thoughtful as she
drove. There had been something
bout that girl in her scanty white
Sarb that had been vaguely fami
ar. The proud tilt of the lovely
head, the oval face and then the
butler's shocked "Mrs. Fleming!"
And he had first said "Miss Susan."
Sha knew the girl then, of course,
usan Fleming, one of the five rich-1
at girls In the world who, at
twenty-four was getting her third
divorce while gossip whispered that
tier fourth husband had already
been nominated, Susan Fleming and
her affairs had filled the newspa
pers of her native country ever
since her birth. No girl as rich and
oclally prominent as Susan Flem
ing could hope to escape the news
papers. Two of her husbands had
heen foreigners, with ancient and
honorable titles; one had been an
American who had lasted two years
as her husband, and who was the
father of the year-old son who was
known in the newspapers as "the
million dollar baby," because his
adoring grandfather had put that
amount In trust for him when he
was ten minutes old. i
Felicity felt a little of her re
sentment fading as she drove back
to the bridge. The butler had be
haved as though they were all riff
raff. But Susan Fleming had been
sweet and gracious. She had even
looked, Felicity thought, a little un
happy; though, at the second
thought, she laughed that Idea to,
scorn. Susan Fleming, lovely, en-
ormously rich and the mother of I
an adorable year-old infant, sur
rounded by admirers, friends and
looking lonely and unhappy and a
a ntue irignteneay innt was crazy
Felicity told herself sternly,
(To Be Continued)
Farm Is Improved
Unionvale Mrs. Victor Gelg-
er received as a Mother's day
gift from her husband a new
electrically heated water tank.
Geiger is installing an irrigation
system and electric pump for
irrigating 10 acres of crop, con'
sisting of strawberries, alfalfa
and clover. A cement reservoir
fed by a spring on his farm is
the source of water supply.
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SIZES 12-42
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THURSDAY 6 AM. TO 4:45 P.M.
New
Breakfast Gang
Braakfaal Gang
Tap fradet
Barsala Cauater
Victor tlndlahr
Aana at Ftaneai
Mnile
Nortbwcit Newo
Kato Imlth
Paatar't Cat'
Ctaarllo 8 pi ok
Ncwa
Beanl Walker
Wlloa OrcanalHIaa
Walla Serenade
Ladles First
Ladies First
Queen far u Day
Qaeoa for a Day
Top Trades
New
North west News
Bob Eberly Show
Hmlc
Jobasow Family
Tell Nclthbora
Bias Bin is
Aaalnst tha Storm
Against th Blorm
Hollywood Mel.
Rellrwood Mel.
I Happy Gang
Happy Gang
Songs of Times
News
l Fnltoa Own. Ji
Hemtagway
Passing Parada ,
News
Farm Ttm
Farm Tlmo
Too Old Songs
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Fred Waring
Fred Waring
Bid era at Sag
Sam Haras
Tommy Dorsoy
Tommy Dorsoy
Jack Berth
News
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NT Honeymoon
Pa a America
Vlnstat Lopot
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Robert MeCori
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Ick
Doable or Nothing
Double or Nothing
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Light of World
Lire Beautlfal
Ma Perklas
Pepper Toaag
Happiness
Backstage Wife
fttella Dallas
Lorensa Jo nee
Wldder Brown
A Girl Marries
Portia Faces Ufa
Jast Plain Bill
Front Pago Fsrroll
Bead of Life
Lora Lawtoa
Aunt Mary
Lore A Loara
Woman's Secret
Today's Children
More Oat of Life
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Toi Bitter
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Hartn of Baal
Haven of Boat
Western Melodies
Western Melodies
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Vocal Varieties
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Wards
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Rhapsody In
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Glass Wai
Glass Wai
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Everybody's Ideaa
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Hollywood Muslo
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Listen to Lelbert
All Tlmo Favorites
Records off Shelf
Records off Shelf
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Caphart Concert
Capetaart Concert
Popchart Concert
2aprhart Concert
Womoa's Paga
'hllosopber
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tpotllta aa Muslo
KOIN Kleek
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Robert Q. Lewio
Feature Story
Newa
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Wendy Wama
Aunt Jenny
Helen Trent
Oar Gal Sunday
Big Sister
Ma Perkins
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Noraa Drake
Makes Ton Tisk
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Winner Taka Ail
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Herb Shrlner
Tunefully Tears
Meet tha Nissan
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Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Arthar Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
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Club IS
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DIAL LISTINGS: KEX, UM: KOAC, 550
Wednesday P. M 3:M. Keeping " Crockeri 11:15, Dorothy E ligation!
Up With Snorts! 8:15, Homt Edl.lI: Harthwostaraara.
VClAr Wtt On tha On.
rXVAVV.. Boati Sifts, SftS Sparta Clubi
:M, Tho Nowsi Molodlost
CbomUtiTi ' 1:45, Gaesl Start 1:SS,
Farmers' On Ion j 1:1ft, Farm Hoart
t:sw, TJ. B. Marina Band! S:1S, Oraat
Songs i S:M, Vets' Newst S:4S, Newsi t:M,
Maslct t:S, Meditations) 1:M, Sign Off.
KEX
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slo Festival! :. Maslo Tlmri 7:M, Lono
Ranger: 7:M, Amateur Hoart S:0f,
Groacha Mam t:00. Klebrield Beportar;
1 9:15. Intermedial :, Concert Hoari
Memo to Tomorrow: 11 :M. Eitra
Hoari 1X:00. Sign Off.
Thursday A.M. McCall
Nows; d:lft, Tims Tempos i d:S0
Robert's Almanac i :4S, Time Tempos!
1:0, Mrrt and Marco t 1:15, MaHIn Aaron
kvi 1:S0 Easy Acest 1:45, Zeko Man
ners; 8:0. Breakfast Clubi 8:00, Nowsi
415, Stars of Today; 8:50, Kay Kyaer's
College; 10:00, Ted Mai one i 10:15, Galen
Drake: 10:M, My True Story ill :M. Betty
i,rockcri 11:15, Newsi II :I0, Baukbaga
diking! 11:45, Dorothy Kllgallon.
KOAC
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Or.,.n BehMl ! tb. Alri OMa.fi
B.lh 11:00, Ntwti 1X:I5. Fart. Boon 1:00,
Id. '.a C.wbsri Or.sa 8.b.ri i
th. Aln 1:4ft, Mel.d L.n.1 X:00, H.m.
Garden Hour; t:S0. Hem.rir B..bl tiU,
Or.a.n a.bool .r tb. Alri t:aa, N.wf.
Long Lost Articles
Returned to Hubbard
Hubbard All the tire tubes,
I wheels and tools that were
taken from the Levi Miller, Ben
Miller and John Strawn cars
during the meeting of the PTA
at the school gym April IS, have
been returned to the owners by
the parties that took them.
Partial credit is given to th
articles about the stolen articles '
that apparently bothered the
culprits and eventually led to
thir identity.
ACROSS
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4. City In lows
t. Stono fruit
12. Poem
11, Suto ta Braill
14. Floated 1
15. In behalf 0
1. Formally
proper
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IS. Exchange
SO. Girl studenti
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to tho
audlenca
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32. Frlghtaa
S3. Arlxona Indian
Si. Uasculino
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SI. Taunt
ST. Color
t. Gives tha
moan Inf of
41. Amount of
mod let n a
41. Inland In tb
Aegean
44. Cow fish
4C. Log i slat a
M. Turkish rtgi
ment IS. English river
65, Coal product
ST. Look after
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It. Temporary
grant
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gtantinoplt
4. Coma Into view
I. Dp face
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navigator
I. Group of Pa
cific Island
I. Prophecy
I. Tonnfg shot
10. Ancient
Roman rock
tl. Employees
11. Ori (Tin of
a word
11. English let tor
IS. Decay
!S. Aurora
St. City In Penn-
aylvanla
ST. Places
IS. Provirled with
hoea
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10. Oanua of tha
honeybaa
SI. Uarry
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to. Domona
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Muse
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tun disk
41. Palnataklntf
49. Stumble
10. Evrvbo5y
11. Conaolattoa
II. Collection
of fact
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4P Nowifeoiures
ROOM AND BOARD
By Gent Ahtrn
MAY BE JUST MV IV6lr4ATICi
NEPHEW, BUT DURING THE
INTROOUCTtON TO WR1 PUFFLt
I DETECTED CURTNESS AND
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MV ARRrvAL njK EAMPtfc,
ASKING IF I'AA A
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