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Capita Journal, Salem,
Born of the Storm
By SIDNEY B. CARTER
l rhmtn 15
arisriilo. had worked for the fl'
nee company less than a month
.en she discovered that she might
able to work only a few months
iger. Impelled to speak with
neone she could trust, she called
r mend. M ... ,
Something's happened. I think,
i blurted out as soon as she heard
rtrude's voice. "I don't know
ether to be happy or Irlghtened
-.Hi-, u
fHappy or frightened?" ex
Imed Gertrude. "Don't tell me,
S continued, "you-ve found a new
;of'gcourse not," said Prlscllla
.nattpntlv. "It's lust that . . . that
hinir T'm irninff to have a baby.
No!" Gertrude was silent for a
ment. "Look," she said finally,
Vve vnu told Kenneth or your
tag mother-in-law yet?"
'No," siad Prlscllla. "I don't know
w to . . . well, Kenneth Isn't
me and ... . . , ,
nrmi" said Gertrude briskly
ow don't tell them until I see
oaain t think I can arrange
I you to go to the doctor who
ed Nancy up . . .
'But Gertrude," she Interrupted,
ippose I WANT to have a baby.
Inn't. know . . ."
3ertro.de was silent again for a
.ment and when she spoke she
med to be measuring ner auvitc,
nnt h a fonl. honey." she said.
Deprived of the reassurance she
3 hoped to get from Gertrude,
.scllla decided to walk over to
Pris," said Viola soberly, "it may
' that, under these conditions,
Ttrude is not so far wrong." VI
. began recounting her experl
:es with the Kent family, rortun
dy for her, she had never been
.oprf like Prlscllla. to live with
im. Daniel owned a modest ga
! le business and they had been
. ,e. from the first, to afford their
n place.
I hate to say this, Pris," declared
la, "but it Is better to know what
a are facing. As a result of hav
( run wild during his formative
ITS, Ken IS lazy, neaaBwwuUi "u
:onsiderate. Daniel took him into
. business and tried his best to
-elop him but had K give mm
as a bad Job. Honey, I . . . Per
ns von mav make a man of him.
rlscilla felt the tears gather in
f eyes. "Oh, Viola, I hpoe so. For
lur tile uttujr a mm, nwb mw,
i whispered.
The following Saturday night
scilla and Kenneth drove to a
urth of July party, and their be
; alone together In the car ai
ded Just the privacy she wanted.
I really shouldn't dance tonight,
u see, dear, we're going to have
' baby," she said demurely, her
is watching him out of the cor
s, 'Oolnir to have what?" h ex-
ided, almost losing control of
tsy.
Are you glad, Ken?"
. 'Well, I ain't exactly glad. But
. l got to give me time to get
id to the Idea. Mom'U be tickled
. I guess. Maybe you two'll get
' mr better."
Vhen they got back, Kenneth,
ldenlv hilarious, shouted up the
Irs, "You wanna hear sumpln
. my. folks? We're gonna have a
! yr
" risclUa flinched under the lm
it of his coarseness.
lis father came down and con
ttulated them both, but Mrs.
nt seemed little pleased and her
y comment was marked by ner
ml sarcasm.
She ain't never home. Maybe
er the bbay comes tmngs ii be
ferent," she snarled.
Several days later she was try-
to decide whether to go to
rk late or to make a visit, ln
ad, to a good obstetrician, when
I heard the phone ring. Assuming
it It was Kenneth, she ran down
i steps.
Ipprehenstvely Prlscllla took the
.phone. Don't go away on an
ler trip now, said her heart,
n't go away and leave me with
lr mother. Is It really business
ing you away or Is It . . . some
ng else?
Cenneth's warm tone of voice re
ured her. He said that the com
ly was sending him on a three
:ks' trip to Omaha and back.
was telling the truth . . . this
ie. she felt sure. Of course, she
. want him to stay, but If he had
go . . .
Don't worry, Babes. I'll be back
ore you know it. Just be a good
1 and stop flghtln' with Mom,"
cautioned. He seemed about to
g off.
Oh. Ken," said Prlscllla. "I
nk maybe I should go to an
itetriclan today."
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There was silence for a moment.
"I don't get it." said Kenneth fi
nally ."My God, it's only been a
couple of months. How much money
do you think I have to spend on
uuciorsr'
"But . . ." Prlscllla beean.
"No buts about it." said Ken
neth roughly. "Give me a woman
that ain't a weakling. Going to the
doctor this early In the game. Huh!"
nn smmmea aown tne telephone in
her ear.
For a week after Kenneth's de
parture there was a precarious truce
between Prlscllla and her mother-in-law.
Finally a letter came from
Kenneth addressed to his wife.
Prlscllla found the letter on the
table in the living-room and took
it to her room to read. It wa. lust
a short note. He sent his love to
ner ana nis parents and sister. The
letter was not very exciting cer
tainly not a love letter. She ran
down the steps light-heartedly to
convey the message to Mrs. Kent.
"I have a letter fmm TCn " ,hB
said cheerfully. "He sends you his
I
She beean to read it ninnH vvian I
Mrs. Kent turned arnnnH anH I
snatched the letter from her hand.
reaa," sne asserted hotly
its too bad my own son has to
oeiia me nis love by somebody else
I guess ya told him to send his
letters to you lnstedda ma "
"Why. I didn't tell him anything
of the kind," protested Prlscllla
"Don't tell me!" raeed the nldar
woman, i xnow your lyin', fllrtin'
kind."
Unable to enrilir flnv mrxvm l
her mother-in-law's temper, she
self sobblnc. Into her arms
un. vi," she moaned, "I can't
imvc a paoy in mat terrible place
with that horrible old
rather die.'
NOW Ait down here ripar whll.
I work, and trv t. rnlm vnnnalf 1
Then we'll figure this thing out."
"I'm practically throuah.
slad Viola Innocently. "Be a (rood
girl and fro find Laddlo
Prlscllla, graeful tor something to
, nu uuiojue ana, oy tne timet
she returned with him to tur ,,..-
yuan sne louna uertrude there
"Gee, I'm sorry!" said Gertrude,
wnen rriscuia nad told her of Mrs
Kent's Jealousv. "I can't hein tit. I
ing you again that T (hint m,
ouuuiu tscb rm oi tnac DaDy.
i uyj wane tn navn a hahv -v
plained Prlscllla. "but I wish . '. oh
I do wish Kenneth and I could
nave our own place."
I wonder what chance thera Is
honestly, of our ever havina our
own place, she thought. Where Is
K.ennetn toniitnt7 In what ran ilea
of the Blue Dragon Roadhouse, or
wnatever tney call It In Omaha?
Would Viola's home be the oniv
homelike place Prlscllla would ever
Know
2850
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catching scallops, easily finished
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18, 20. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44 and 46.
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RADIO PROGRAMS
TUESDAY
'KSLM
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IT.flO L-nii.n ic.u Jr Wmbb'i Secret RhTlhm Rneh Curt Maney
:xJwi Rlcb.rd H.rkntH Sport Pe L.rrr LeSuer
m :00 R.Bar Brand Muiietl CockUil Cndlellfht and Kno M.nnln "
Z 16 B-B Br"d Mu.leal Crktil Silver Bnd. sn P,r.d,
ft "d" ! Cta-i. M. and J.ni. New. Chet Huntle,
":4 Mule Me and Janle Iik Willon Newi
7 l (l.brifl Heitter Martin A Lewli Pat O'Brien Lynn Cola
1 SiiC." ?. Martin Uwi. B.b.!l r.bprU" h
:J0 Muile K'"' MeB Bueball It Paya to be
A& Music Klnt'i Men Baicball lrnornt
T66 Mlcln. Drama Hollywood Theatre Baiebajj Jekpot
It Mu,ie Hollywood Theatre Bateball Hit the Jackpot
Riders In the Sky Id Vour Hand. Bandstand ""I"""
; Rider, in the Sky In Vour Hand. Pmout Dope Orche.tra
9:00 Monte trmt Supper Clob """l! Lowell Thoma, "
1ft Monte Cri.to New. of World m, i '
;S0 Favorite Story Hofan'a Daughter Baieball Mr. A Mrs. Nertl
: Favorite Story Hoyan'. Paafhter Bairbill Mr. Mr.. Nortfc
;W Zl Sew. Ba.eball Fiva Star Final
lfl wt Sport. Pare rinal New. Bound Up Myatery Theatra
1 11:30 Select Local Newi Band, of Land Track llflO Myatery Theatre
I V;45 MusJe Band Baton Track 1IW Spin to Win
00 Fulton Lewi.. Jr. Sam flaye. Track 14M Serenade '
11 IB Bob Poole Show Wax Mu.eum Track 14t You and World
I l;30 Bob Poole Show Wai Mu.eum Track MM Orchestra
I - :46 MujIc Wax Mu.eum Track M80 Newa
U:(ie slun Off 5'rn Q Sign nt
WEDNESDAY 6 A.M, TO 4:45 P.M.
-00 New. Ilodfo Podn New.
15 Dawn Patrol Hod Fedn KOIN Kloek
in N W New. New. KOCO Klock KOIN Kloek
4fl March Time Hodxo Podw KOCO Klock KOIN Kloek
loo Dawn Patrol farm Time Tex Kilter KOIN Klock
"lo Dawn Patrol Farm Time Neva A B porta Newa
SO Dawn Patrol The Old Sonca Top O' Morntnt News
Ai Sew. New. Top O' Morning Fred Beck
8:00 New. Smooth Mu.la Weitern Melodies Consumer New
lb Breakfast Gani Smooth Musle Western Melodies Art Baker
30 Breakfast Gans Riders of Sane The Stars Sinn Robert Lewis
45 Top Trade. Sam Hayes Church In Wild Robert Lewis
T66 Bart a In Counter Second Cup Melody Time Vocal Varieties
;, Mornlns Special Second Cup Melody Tims News
;30 Son. of Pioneers Jack Berch Musio Grand Slam
4n Music New. J. Charles Thomas Ro.cmary
-h :00 News Tommy Dorsey Guest Artist Wendy Warns
11 Kate Smith Tommy Dorsey N.W. Report Aunt Jenny
111-30 Pastor's Call Tommy Dorsey Concert Miniature Helen Trent
IV :43 WUcs Walts Time Tommy Dorsey Concert Miniature Our Gal Sunday
-oo New" Lope. Orch. Gla.a Wax Bla Sister
11-IA GosP' Slneer. Lopes Orcb. Glass Wax Ma Perkins
E I :30 Musle Today's Children Glass Wax Young Dr. Malona
E I .45 Walt. Serenade Lor a Lawton Glass Wsx Guiding Light
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I : Q"0 to D Newa N'ews Vorah Drake
3 V :4A Queen for a Day Light of World Ted Dale Pre.ents Brighter Day
5 Ladies First u(e Beautifol Mac's Melodies iad Mr. Burtoa
,5 Ladle. First Ro,a of Life Mac's Melodies Perry Mason
30 New. Pepper Young Mac'. Melodies Pat O'Brien
AH Bob Ebcrly Show Happiness Mac'. Melodies Alr-flo
TOO Tel1 Neighbor Backstage Wife Mac's Melodies Newspaper of Air
,fl John.on Family stella Dallas Mae's Melodies Newspaper of Air
30 Organ Reveries Lorenso Jones Mac's Melodies Winner Take All
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TOO A1!"! the Storm A Girl Marries Mae's Melodies News "
:18 Against the Etorm portia Faces Llfs Mae's Melodies Meet tho M lis as
30 Music Just Plain Bill Mac's Melodies Meet tho Mlssua
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4:00 Say It with Musio Welcome Travelers Movlellmo Arthur Godfrey
tfi Say It with Muslo Welcome Travelers Friendly Arthur Godfrey
30 Songs of TJmee Aunt Mary Spotlit. Husla Arthur Godfrey
We Love fc Learn Spotllrhl on Arthur Godfrey
DIAL LISTINGS:
lPV Tuesday P.M. S:00, Squirrel Cage)
lU ti:M, Johnny LuJ
LuJackt 6:00, Keep
inr Up With Sports; 6:15. Home Edition
6:30, Modern Romances: 7: INI. Home Edi
tion) 7:1.1, Elmer Davlst 7:30, Report to
the People: 7:4.1, Musle by Boverot 8:00,
Counterspyt 8:30. Town Meeting; 0:30,
Monitor Newst 9:45, Book Adventures)
10:00, Richfield Reporter: 10:15, Intermes
tot 10:30, Concert Hour: 11:30, Memos to
Tomorrow; 13:00, Xtra Hourj 1:00, Sign
IlCY Wednesday A.M. 6:00, Early
lCA Bird; 6:45, Dirt Doctor; 7:00,
News; 7:15, Band Box; 7:30. Bob Hasen
Show: 7:45, Time Tempos: 8:15, Martin
lAgronskyt 8:30, Zeke Manners; 8:45, Trop-
Ilcana; 9:00. Breakfast Club; 10:00, News;
10:15, Stars of Today; 10:30, Melody
Promenade; 11 -int. Ted Malone; 11:15, Ga-
Drake: 11:30, My True Story; 12:00,
I Betty Crocker; l'i:15. News; 1-2:30, Bauk
hase Talking: 12:15, Nancy Craig; 1:00,
North westerners; 1:30, Kay West) 2:00,
Breakfast in Hollywood.
Degree Work Offered
Amity Amity lodge No. 67,
conferred the Third Degree up
on Fay Morrison at the regular
meeting. Special guests were A.
R, McLaughlin and Hugh Lewis,
grand patriarch and grand junior
ACROSS
1. Granted
8. Poorly
t. Steal
IJ. Worship
13. Pedal diptt
14. The milkflsh
15. Grew to bo
IT. Heated
19. Tropical bird
?0. Olden times
22. In favor of
23. Was not tiftbt
26. Sepulcher
29. Back of a boat
31. Swab
33. Female deer
34. Negative
35. In name only
33. Father
59. Pointed tool
41. Floor covering
42. Upright part of
a stair
44. Insect
46. Present
45. Daily
60. Follow
61. Yellow oehar
64. Room
67. Gyrate
69. Everythlni
6I. Low
62. Entitles
61. Remunerate
64. Orb of day
65. Stalks
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Upbeatt 5:50, 550 Sports Clnbi
6:00, News; 6:15, Dinner Melodies; 6:30,
'Round the Campflrei 7:15, Evening Farm
Hour; 8:00, O.C.E, Forum; 8:45, Loggers'
Fire Weather Forecast; 9:00, Musle That
Endures; 9:45, Lift Up Thy Voles; 10:00.
Excursions In Science; 10:15, Serenade,
10:45, New.; 11:00, Sign Off.
lf"Ap Wed A M"- News; 10:11,
IWSA- Especially lor Woman 11:M,
Coneert Ball; 11:00, News; 1S:15, Farm
Hour; 1:00, Ride 'em Cowboy; 1:15, Va
riety Time; 1:30, This Day; 1:45, Melody
Lanei 8:00, Cavalcade of Drama; t:15,
Memory Book of Music; 8:00, News.
2:30, Easy Aces; S:4ff, Meet tho MajoJrst
'4-00, Surprise Package; 8:30, Bride and
Groom: 4:00. Ladies Be Seated; 4:30.
Add-a-llne.
I warden of the Grand Encamp
ment. There were visitors from
Beaverton, McMinnville, Day
ton and Yamhill. Several mem
bers of Canton Yamhill No. 8
P. M., assisted with the cere
mony.
Solution of Yesterday' Puzzis
Easily man
aged Ago
6. Behavior
(. That thlnf
T. Baaa
S. Part of a plant
I. Accessory of
a muizla
loading gua
10. Have debts
11. Poor
1 6. Wild animal
18- Decay
21. Popular her
24. Sea bird
26. Spanish
gentleman
J7. Act out of
sorts
28. Endure
29. Difficulty
30. Village
32, Types f
perfection
36. Mire
37. Ignited
40. Recently
43. Open
45. Pull
47. And not
48. Sweet
potatoea
52. Article
53. Minus
54. Circuit
65. Old musical
note
66. Person
addressed
68. Make edging
6L Along
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