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Chapter IS
Arleta found the toes of her
hoes spreading. Willfully the
brought them together. She wasn't
Chips, Little Chips, a chip off the
old block. She iu Mtu Arleta
Langtry.
' "Leta" curie Cil Sheridan's
voice, asking something.
Miss Langtry twirled. "Charmed
I'm sure," she said, looking straight
Into the eyes of Allene Lane. "But
-why should I educate a girl who
can think of more blasphemous re
torts than any lumberjack Big Chips
iver imported?"
. There. The blue-llveried attend
ant had Dulled back her chair,
alld it under her. pushed her to the
table as though it were a rock to
Which she should cling.
. Sheridan sat opposite her, study
ing her, and suddenly the handsome
lines of his face broke into mer
riment. "So" he said, "you're Chips.
Chips isn't a cousin. You're the girl
who "
, "I do enjoy a seafood cocktail
when the sauce has that certain
piquancy, don't you, Cal?" she
asked.
' "ln-dubltably," he spaced the
nrllaoles. "Fact, I enjoy piquancy in
any form. How, by the way, did you
know of Miss Lane's . . . er, adjec
tives?" ' She'd thought It a shot in the
dark. On second thought, she real
ized she should thank How Kelly.
. They had finished tneir first
course when they heard a subdued
chatter and six couples came In
Irom the cocktail bar. Arleta saw
a flash of red. saw Cal rise and
again heard the voice of Allene
Lane. "Now that we've met," she
brawled, "why not get acquainted?
We're neighbors, you know. Move
over to our table."
Arleta waited for Calvin to an
swer. He did, and her breath came
out In a soft whisper of relief.
"Please," he said, "allow me to have
this evening with Miss Langtry. We
ve so much to discuss. I have to
Ily back tomorrow."
. "You won't fly tomorrow," Miss
Lane propnesied.
Her escort cam up, was Intro
duced to Arleta and observed.
"wnat do you know about it, Al;
you're grounded."
They finished before the Lane
party was served Its entree, but
Aliens naa to nave me nnai word
"Do call, Miss Langtry," she beg
ged with exaggerated sweetness.
"Mother would adore meeting any
cnna or uiu untps Langtry."
"You are kind." murmured Arleta.
and was torn between a desire to
light and a desire to flee.
"Miss Lane," sighed Sheridan,
s he helped Arleta Into her car,
"must have spent too much time
at the bar. She wasnt like this
when I was here before."
Nothing could have been more
cheerless that the next morning
rain lashing the windows, waves
ruggllng the lake, trees whipping
about In the wind helplessly.
"Allene called It," Cal said, as
Martin closed the big door behind
him. "Whew, what a dayl"
The breakfast room was cheer
ful, with the new gaily painted
laoie set wiin une runners of
Chinese red. the bright vellow lot
tery, and the artistic arrangement
of fruit In a copper platter Tunis
had retrieved from a scrap heap
uiu uurmsneu wun sai ana vinegar;
all a vivid contrast to the storm-
lashed world bevond the windows.
"Leta. I like this," Cal said with
enthusiasm. "I don't wonder you
kept harping on home. I thought It
would be like the Lane place, town-house-ln-the-oountry
stuff. Not that
they haven't a beautiful home,
but this Is different. It belongs to
Its background."
Arleta felt new Joy surge up. Tf
Cal felt that way she could have
both her home and him. And she
felt as though she were already
married, for she asked none of the
questions so close to her Hps.
They remained In the breakfast
room after the table was cleared
and Sheridan talked.
"There's Just one solution," de
elded Cal briskly. "We'll go on with
our plans, and after we're married,
well come out here for a couple
of months each year. I'll handle"
"I'm sorry, Cal." She moved away
from him. 'I can't marry you un
til" she looked out of the window
to where the dam lake cowered
under the bite of the wind "the
name of that lake has been changed
back to Lake Langtry."
"I see, I guess you're right. Leta
So." he smiled, "looks as though
Mohammed will have to move to the
mountain. I don't see why I can't
talk Uncle Into letting me open an
office for his firm in the city here."
"Cal"
"Why not? He should have one in
this section. I can put In time get.
ting it in running order, train some
one to take over when you're ready
to leave. I won't be within shout
ing distance, Leta, but there are
telephones, you know
Never had she loved him so
much. "Oh Cal" he stood on
tiptoe to cup his face In her hand
"vou don't know, you can't pos
sibly know what this means to me,
to nave you near ana know you
understand."
"Purely selfish, sugarfoot. I could
n't settle to anything, knowing you
were out here and not knowing
what fresh trouble you had uncovered."
He was thoughtful a moment
then alert. "How about having
Martin drive me Into the city?
I'd like to look over the ground
so I can make a convincing report
to uncle. And then If the weather
reports are good, I'll go on. I want
to get back, and the sooner I leave
"And youU talk to Aunt Leta?"
"Ill convince her youre right.
With this in view she could let
him go, even hurry him on. And
when he'd driven off with Martin.
she twirled and spun Tunla around
wun ner. "Tunla, were going to
make this place so perfect he'll
never want to leave."
(To be continued)
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Air: 11:4.1, Mornln. Muslr.let 1?, Newi:
1?:1S, Noon Form Honrt 1:00, OSC
Cowboy; 1:11 Orrion School of the Aln
l:l. Thle D.y; t-M. Freedom to Growl
Convocation! t:00, Freedom to Growl
3::i0, Memory Book of Muilcl X:45, Ore
.on School of the Aln S-OO, New.l S:1S,
Music of the Matter.! 4:00, Ore.on Re- ,
Dorter: 4:IK. Kern & Sloop: 4:30, Home.
on the Land! 4:45, Defense Report.
retary-treasurer; Athol Riney
and .Art Dalke, sergeants-at-arms.
Mrs. A. E. Dalke was In charge
of the program. Ben Newell
showed pictures. Mrs. Riney
led community singing with Mrs.
Newell at the piano. She also
played a piano solo.
Athol Rinney was 1 ncharge
of a quiz contest. Mrs. E C.
Cooter, Kenneth Runner and
Mrs. George Kleen were judges
for the contest.
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35. Halt
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By Gene Ahern
' YES ALFY IS A GOOD PROSPECT
THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
IF HE'S MANAGED RIGHT '
BUT NOU DONT KNOW ANY
MORS ABOUT MANAGING A
FIGHTER THAN VOU DO ABOUT
MAKING A PIPE ORGAN ' WHY
DONT VOU TURN HIM OVER TO
A MAN WHO KNOWS THE GAME?V
UAJli IKIRCPH-.-IT e?
WA MY ACUMEN )
THAT LIFTED ALFY
FROM A FORLORN
NOVICE TO AN
OVERNIGHT SENSATION
WHEN I MATCHED
HIM WITH FOLEY TO
WIN THAT BRtLUANT
VICTORY.'
v i HIAASELP IN MIND
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