14 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, May 20, 1949
CUiET, CRUNCH1 I In another part of the mansion. OH-'-I GUESS I'M BARKING AT THE
Wea, ROPER PERHAPS YOU SHOULD )
RADIO PROGRAMS
HAVE KEPT YOUH NOSt 70 THE
Peddler of Dreams
JOURNALISTIC GRINDSTONE. AND
OUT OF My AFFAIRS ?-T00 LATE
VOJ HAVE LEARNED THAT PUNY
FRIDAl P.M.
WTRIOTS CANNOT STOP OUR
By PEGGY DERN
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I WE HAVE FINISHED! IV THE PASSENGERS - YOU F00H U BE-SHCVEUNG OFF aU
A
m Chanter IS
The iubdued children were cha
rtered Inside the trailer when Jason
'came In from the (lore. He wu
i-Xlred. Jubilant because having a job
rinade him leel Important, and hun
rry because he was In spit of nla
Job and hla feeling of Importance
' -a growing ooy wiu a neauny ap'
Tcetlte.
- Felicity put hli (upper on the
rtable and he tat down, hla eyea rov-
Mng contentedly over hla family De
plore he frowned and demanded,
why. where a Tipoy? '
f, "She'a visiting Susan Fleming for
rK lew days, saia reuc.iy awnwaru'
-ly.
" Jason laughed and hla eyebrows
Jrent up.
"Oh, my goah there'll be no Uv.
ring with her after that!" he com
mented dryly, and went on with
Hi aupper.
"If thlnes work out the wav Mrs.
Olemlng wants them to, we won't
iave to try living with her any
( more,1 said Felicity, setting her
rtetui hard.
Jason stared. What he saw in her
Tface made him lay his fork down
and say sharply, "What are you
r talking about, Miss?"
r 'The Fleming lady wanta to adopt
'Tippy, Denny burst out savagely.
'"She wanted me to stay, too"
l "Adopt?" Jason was Incredulous,
.angry. "Say, what la this? Who's
going to adopt Tippy? I never
.Beard anything so crazy.
"Mra. Fleming la fond of Tippy
'and wanta her as an adopted sister
-to Lanny, Mrs. Fleming's little son,"
Ijald Felicity. "And Tippy wanted to
,ty.-
- "Good Lord, FIIm." Jason's voice
hook a little. "You don't mean
iFUss, Tippy's our family. We can't
go breaking up the FAMILY I Not
not alter you ve lougnt so hard to
keep us all together."
Felicity smiled through tears she
natea out could not control. And
!she tried hard to steady her voice
,aa she said. "But, Jay dear, we have
no right to stand In TIddv's wav.
After all, Mrs. Fleming can give her
'so much, and we can't give her
anything at all except our love
and devotion. We we haven't the
right to keep her from all that Mrs.
Fleming can give her."
Jason forgot he was hungry. He
Ihoved his plate back and stood up.
thrusting nervous fingers through
xua nair. -un, out good griel,
Fuss, this is aw!ul. How An we
know they'll be good to her? She's
just a nine in. some 01 the ser
vants might mistreat her"
. "That's the only thing you don't
-nave to worry aDout. ' rne usually
retiring Cornelia spoke crisply.
'That one can take care of herself.
Td pity the servant that tried to
mistreat Tippy.
: Felicity laughed a little shaky,
uncertain laugh. Jason tried hard
to join her. Cornelia looked swiftly
from one to the other. Then she
turned to Denny and Ellen and
aid, "Here, you kids long time
jrou should have been In bed. Hop
Jkito It now. You and Jay don't
Seed to worry about Tippy, She'll
e all right."
Jason sat down again and re
. feiembered something. "I stopped
In at the postofflce before closing
tune," he said, holding out a let
ter. "It'a from Father'
. Felicity accepted the letter
agerly and opened it, while Jason
tried to pretend he was still hun
cry. And then they were all elec
trified as Felicity unfolded a limp,
tired-looking bill that had dropped
from the letter.
"Why," she gasped. "It's money!"
"Oe whlUlkers ten bucks!"
Jason echoed.
- Swiftly Felicity began to read
the letter and burst out. "Oh, listen
to this! Father's working again!
Isn't that grand!"
m She read aloud.
- I'm glad I waited now, niss, for
at a real part the lead. Really a
tarring role. Of course it's a char
acter part, and it may not run very
Jong show business is in an awful
state around here. But even If it's
only a month's run. there might
possibly be a movie offer after
that and anyway. It s a swell part
X will send you some money along
-maybe not a whole lot because :
will have to apend a lot to put up
the sort of front expected of a suc
cessful actor.
The trailer resounded with their
hubbub until Garrett came over to
investigate and the news was re
layed to him, whereupon he, too,
jomea in tne ceieoration.
"And just think. Garry It's the
ieaa. a starring part, really," Fe
licity gioatea. "isn't mat marvel
ous?" Garrett said unexpectedly, "Fun
ny happiness Is a great beautlfler.
Fliss, you're lovely when your eyes
shine like that, and there's such a
pretty color in your cneeks."
"You you're being foolish, Gar
ry, xm not pretty at all. Mv nose
turns up at the end and I've got
irecxies ana weu, tne nicest thing
you can say about me Is that I'm
sensiwei"
"Tommyroot! The nicest thine I
can say aooui you is tnat you re
about the loveliest, grandest, most
exciting person I ever met!" said
Oarrett almost huskily. And with
out waiting for her to answer, he
turned and went swiftly out.
reiicity sat lor a long time star
ing straight before her. wide-eyed
shaken. Only a few hours ago
Garret had called her "darling,"
and now he said she was lovely
and exciting. She reveled In that
last. Exciting! That was what peo
ple said about girls who were love
ly and glamorous like Susan Flem
ing! And Garrett had said it about
her Flllclty Home!
(To Be continued!
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10:30, Concert Houri 11:30, Memos to To
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beat; 0:45. Eddie Arnold t 7:00,
Round-up Boyst 1:18, Time Tcmposi 7:45,
Adventures In Researehi 8:00, Deep River
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Tunea; 10:00, stars of Tomorrow i 11:00,
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New; 4:45, Borrowed and Blue.
Mrs. Dltter Home
Sublimity Mrs. E. A. Ditter
returned from a visit to Olym-
pia Wash., where she attended
St. Martin's college 18th annual
Mother's Day. Delbert Ditter,
who is taking business adminis
tration, is a member of St. Mar
tin's college glee club. Mrs.
Ditter spent several days in Se
attle, where she visited relatives
and friends before returning
home.
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sound
T. Roba
11. Leap over
14. Small lever In
& machine
15. Midwestern
atate; abbr.
16. Repeat
18. Compaaa point
II. Disorderly
conduct
21. Kind of do
32. Comfort
24. Purpose
25. Measures
27. Corded cloth
21. Ancient Greek
colna
SO. Shelters for
sheep
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lated to
Sanskrit
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counties
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birthplace
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lease
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17. Deep tracks
20. Slave In a
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workman
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26. Sleep descent
29, Metal
21. Palm leaf
23. Typographer
34. I'nlted
26. Scotch
comedian
21. European In
land sea
17. Manual voca
tions II. Walked with
long steps
41. Supporting
member of
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44. Ipecac plant
4fi. Small weight
4. Limb
60. Old musical
note
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ROOM AND BOARD By Gent Ahern
1 1 CERTAINLY ENJOYED OUB.
EVENING OUT LAST NIGHT
NEPMEW AND AFTER AW NAP
THIS AFTERNOON, I FEEL.
QUITE REFRESHED
MA -"WHERE TO
.TONIGHT, NEPHEW f
i
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LIKE GOING OUT UNCLE
WOLFGANG? UM- Okay
T COST ME 4 14 LAST '''
NIGHT " HOPE IT S
HIS TREAT TONKSKT
WIS
WILL.
JUDGE
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