28 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, Nor. S, 1949
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RADIO PROGRAMS
Meart of Happiness
THURSDAY P. M.
by PEGGY O'MORE
S.P Nwa features
(Chaster 4)
Chips," hi sual, and as though
he had to expel further venom he
shot the car ahead mm a jer ana
reckless speed.
He didn't no far. The third road,
the north road forked again, and a
few car length! beyond the fork he
slopped. As far as I can go, ne
stated. "Ill have to back down
as It Is."
Later she might thank him for
coming to her tide of the car and
offering a hand to help her out.
At the moment she felt he was
anxious to be rid of her.
The moment she and her lugRage
were at the roadside his courtesy
ended. True, he did lift his hat.
and she glimpsed light brown hair
with a single wave, but a moment
later he slammed the car door and
was backing down the road.
Moving In a stupor. Arleta picked
tip her bags and began climbing the
weed-grown road, catching her high
heels In last summer s vines, rubbery
with rain. She made a sharp turn
and stopped. A giant pine lay across
her path. Automatically she looked
to the UDDer bank. It had been fell
ed by a human hand, someone who
wanted the road closed, ene looxea
at the limbs from which the needles
had dropped and estimated the time
it had lain there.
Arleta wavered. She even looked
back. And then she remembered
the man's voice when he'd said
'Chips."
All rinht! She'd been "Chips'
Langtry. She'd be that again. And
when had greasewood or lack of
a path ever stopped that little hoy
den?
She found the lowest spot on
the west edge of the road, tossed
her bags up and then with a run
went un the side. It was like try
ing to run up an escalator the
stens slipped back under her
but like on an escalator she reach
H t.hp tm.
Eagerly she brushed through the
wet greasewooa until tne pines oc
can. and there she could find ai
occasional open space thick with
needles. And finally when it seem
ed she would have to leave her
luggage, she came to the clearing
and her home looked down on ner
Great rocks upheld the two
storied log building, bulging out for
verandas which circled north and
west. From there the many win
dows looked bare. Her mother had
doubtless packed away the drap
eries.
Hurrying now, wet shrubbery
scratclunu at her. Dags catching
on every outstretched limb, she went
on. went around to tne Iront 01 the
house and raced up the stone stair
way to come to a sharp stop.
The door stood open.
Cautiously she approached. ' But
the door did not stand open. There
was no door, not upright. What
had been the heavy object carved
from a giant slab of redwood and
freighted there lay hacked Into a
hundred pieces.
And the drapes had been torn
down. And the furniture) Chairs,
legs hacked off. Divans had been
turned over, the upholstery slit,
the tilling drolling out In moldy
heaps.
Lamps were smashed If they could
be smashed, those of metal twisted.
.and such pictures as had been on
sjie walls had been aisiigurea, tne
oil paintings seemingly cut by sharp
knives.
Again she shivered and would
have turned back, but Chips assert
ed herself. Anger arose like a hot
red tide. This was more than van
dalism, this was the work of hate.
Nothing had escaped, neither
dishes nor rugs nor windows, and
when she reached the kitchen she
found the coils of the electric stove
pulled out, the wires cut.
Here on the while walls, the only
surface which could have revealed
writing, were written epitaphs.
"As the Langtrys have sown, let
them reap."
"We destroy what you have stolen
from your fellow men."
"May sorrow mount with your for
tune." She went Into the room built
for the deep freese, slid back a
panel, Inserted the key she'd been
sent when the property became hen
and. opening the door behind tin
panel, went up a narrow stairway
The last of the afternoon light
lay there. And looking at It, Ar
leta knew nothing had been touch'
ed. seemingly, since she had left
The small bed. the furniture built
to the scale of a twelve-year-old
The little fireplace with Its safety
screen.
Candlesl Arleta hurried to a tin
box on the little desk and, open,
ing it. found something more Drecl
ous than Jewels, for there, where
storms threw tres across the wires,
the primitive means of light were
kept always available.
Quickly she worked against the
coming darkness. Dented aluminum
pans, a handled measuring cup that
could be straightened enough to
use. Water from the rain barrel
lor washing, a hurried trip to a lit
tle spring capped by a cement cover
and worked Dy a wheel. Brie used
almost her last strength In opening
tnis, tor it was rustea.
She stumbled on her last trip
up. and wnen she had closed the
door behind herself and slipped
the latch, she went to the window
to sit, as she'd sat a thousand times.
looking out on a world that had
once been hers.
And this was what Cat Sheri
dan had found.
Her aunt had known about this.
Her sister had known. They could
have spared her the humiliation of
Cal iinding out had they told her
Why hadn't they? Was that why
mev a Kept ner in tne cast?
And now a new emotion filled
her with terror. Footsteps, sharp
unafraid footsteps, sounded in the
big room downstairs.
(To Be Continued)
2034
SIZES
I, 2, 3. 4
Winter-Warm Duet Thrift and
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you make an outfit like this; sim
ply styled, snug-collared coat that
suns the age with a swanky. de
tachable hood: all this and a pretty
little dress, one pattern.
No. 2034 Is cut In sizes 1, 2, I, and
Size 2 requires 1. yds. 64-ln
for coat and hood; and for dress,
lit yds. ja-in.
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Evangeline In Crochet Lovelv
Evangeline In a hand-crocheted
skirt under a garland of daisies and
surrounded by dainty flowers makes
a perfect gift, always admired and
appreciated. Add new beauty to pil
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Pattern Envelope No. HMM con
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designs measuring 11 by 10 Inches;
material requirements, color sugges
tions; crocheting directions for skirt
and edging, stitch Illustrations and
material requirements.
To obtain tnn pattern, send 30r
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John Found Job He Enjoys;
So He's Had It for 26 Years
Long Beach, Calif. VP) Twenty-six yean bio John Praden
found work that suited him. He'i been "hoping belli" ever
since.
"Some men to through life snd never find the job they
enjoy," says Pruden. "I may be a professional parasite but
I love it. I've been offered other positions, but when s man
finds the job he'i happy doing; he should hang on to it."
John is bell captain at the Lafayette Hotel, and he'll have
you know that'there's a difference between a bell hop and a
bell man. "Any hick from the sticks," as he puts it, can frab
a suitcase and be a bell boy. You become a bell man when
you realize the important thing Is to keep the guest happy.
His biggest tip? An automobile from a guest (wbom he
won't name) who had to leave town suddenly aad liked
Johnny's service.
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By Gene Ahern
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