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8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, AuRiwt 6, 1949 1
Born of the Storm
By SIDNEY B. CARTER
(Chapter 19)
nn. rfv lata in January. PrU
r )' cilia made henell go back to the
'finance company wnere n inu
'- wnrirvA hfnrn For the flrat time
r,"ln montha ahe felt emotion, when
- the ataff lelt their aeana ana uruwu-
" ed around her. It had been o long
since ahe had been there, they
' seemed like atrangera and yet tney
: " nairi t,hev were slad to see her.
, Even 11 ahe had almoat forgotten
- them, they had not rorgoiwn ner.
Her numbed heart stirred a little
" and ahe managed a emlle. The
't next day she was back at her
, . old desk again.
Oradually Prlscllla learned to live
again. She spent many nours uuua
"' ing of her father and what he had
; expected of her. How badly she
' n had failed him In every way I He
'had given her every advantage he
" could afford and yet she had made
' nothing of herself. 8he must gain
a sense of direction and put the
.. pieces of her life together again.
Secretly ahe began to plan. With
" her first pay check she would give
Viola part of what she owed her for
"" the hospital bill. And then . . . then
. she would find a place to live,
Prlscllla had In mind a little
'." porch-front house In the atreet next
" to her mother's, where she had
noticed a room-for-rent sign, and
one day she and uertruae atoppeo
- there after work. The mistress of
the house, a short plump young
' woman of about thirty, with dark
halt and piercing gray eyes, looked
them over rather suspiciously be
fore finally deciding to admit tnem
She explained amicably enough
' that her husband hadn't come home
vet and she was nervous about al
lowing strangers In the house. Evi
dently a good look at the young
women allayed her fears, for she
soon became talkative, introducing
herself as Mrs. Wilson, and telling
them about her husband and her
little boy and girl. She took them
through the house, explaining they
., had decided to rent tne two top
. floor rooms only became they con
sidered it their duty to help re
" lleve the housing shortage; but her
threadbare dress and tne snaony
appearance of the home indicated
tnnt tne additional income was an
equally Important incentive.
,, The little room Bhe showed Prls
cllla was even more drably furnished
than the lower floors, but there was
a neat batnroom tnat went witn it.
Prlscllla liked It. She had found
from her experience with trying to
make surroundings beautiful for
Kenneth, that colorful rugs and
draperies do not necessarily mean
t the happiness of their owners. More
.' over, the location would enable her
to see Drusie quite often. All In
all, Prlscllla thought she was for-
- tunate that the place was still avail
able, considering the speed with
which such opportunities were
usually snapped up. So she ar-
- ranged to move the beginning of the
week and paid the first week's rent
In advance.
'. When Prlscllla got back home,
she was hardly able to open her
-mouth before her mother pounced
' on her.
; "I saw you with Gertrude," she
said accusingly. "Prlscllla, I don't
want you associating with her. You
" live here and you'll do what I
say."
L. Prlscllla sighed. She wanted to
.say: "What's wrong with Oer
trude? Just that she's a friend of
mine?" but she hoped to avoid a
quarrel.
"I've found another place to
live," Prlscllla said simply. "I'd
only bother you if I stayed here."
To her surprise her mother's face
went livid. N
"You're doing this to shame me,"
cried Mrs. Hayden. "You want the
neighbors to say I put you out
right after your father died. And
after I was nice enough to let you
- come here. Little as I think of your
' husband, I know he wouldn't have
treated you like that unless you
deserved it. There must have been
another man . . ."
Shaking with revulsion, Prlscllla
went upstairs to get her things.
Little Drussle was waiting for her
her eyes brimming with tears. In
a second, the two sisters were In
each other's arms.
' "May I come to see you, Prls?"
faltered Drusie, through her sobs.
"Of course you may. darling. I
already have a room just around
the corner. Walt. I'll write the ad
dress for you."
"I know you're not a bad woman
like they say, are you. Prls7"
"8o they've even told you that.
They've tried to turn you against
me. too," said prlscllla bitterly.
Mrs. Wilson looked surprised to
see Prlscllla back so soon with her
suitcase. But she seemed quite
satianed witn ner sketchy explana
tion and bustled around trying tol
comiort ner wnue sne got out iresn
linen for her bed and a supply
of clean towels. Prlscllla hung up
her clothes and returned for her
other belongings.
When ahe got to her room, how
ever, the very quiet seemed to op
press her. It was still early and
sne migni be able to reacn uer
truae. Luckily, Gertrude had not
yet gone out and, in tremulous
tones, prlscllla told her tnat she
had already moved. Too perturbed
to listen lurtner on tne pnone, Ger
trude cut short the conversation
with the promise that she was com
ing right over.
Tney walked to a oulet little i
restaurant where Gertrude ordered
while Prlscllla told her of the vi
olent clash her mother had precipitated.
Is she a weed!" exclaimed Ger
trude In disgust. "Your poor dad
Is better off, not having to put up
with that any longer. But I feel
sort of responsible for your trouble."
It wasn't your fault. Gertrude.
sne had it in for me. that's all.
Only, she might have had the de
cency to wait tin Dad was burled
for a while, before Jumping at my
throat. I expected It sooner or
later, and I shouldn't have minded
so much, If It weren't for Drusie.
The poor child Is heartbroken. She
insisted on coming to see me. and
in memenea to death that Moth
er might find it out and punish
ner.
Prlscllla finished her dinner and
Gertrude offered to spend the night
witn ner. i
Honey, I broke a date to come
over' here tonight, but I couldn't
get out of making it for tomorrow
nignt. i clone want you to be alone
about coming with us? I tnlrl mv
menu i was going 10 Dring you."
"Thanks. Gertrude hut. T'll hp
an ngiH by tnat time. It was the
nrsc nignt tnat was so fr ehteninir."
"We'll OIllv eo to dinner nnH I
u you leei nae ii, we ii take you
to a show afterward. Do come
just to get your mind off things.
If we want to go out later we'll
bring you home first."
Realizing how bleak It would be
to remain alone. Prise a f nn.l v
(To Be Continued)
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