10 Capital Jaurnal, Salem, Ore., Saturday, Dec. 31, 1949
RADIO PROGRAMS
Father of the Bride
By EDWARD STREETER. Illustrated by Gluyas Williams
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(Installment V)
THE ENGAGEMENT NEWS
IS BROKEN
It had been agreed that only a
few Intimate friends and members
of the family were to be told be
fore the engagement was announced
In the DaDers. Kay said this Involved
a cocktail party. The news was too
big, however, witnin 24 nours me
only ones who did not know were
those who wouldn't be mortally hurt
if not told first.
Mr. Banks said that, under the
circumstances, the cocktail party
hardly seemed necessary. Kay said
that was ridiculous. Everybody an
nounced their engagement to their
close friends at a cocktail party.
And so It was that, a few days
later, Mr. Banks came out from
town on the three-fi(ty-seven. com
posing an Informal and, he hoped,
dryly humorous little speech. It
was to be about Kay as a little girl,
Kay growing up and finally, In a
big surprise climax. Kay announc
ing her engagement.
In the pantry he stared with a
Inking heart at the neatly arranged
ghalanxes of glasses that Mrs.
anks had borrowed during the
day from unwilling friends. How
was any one man to make drinks
for the crowd of 35 that Kay ex
pected? It would take a trained
octopus.
However, this was no time for
panic. Decisive action was called
for. Martinis for everybody. That
would be simplest. With perhaps
Just a few old-fashioneds ready for
those allergic to gin. He pulled two
large pitchers from a cupboard and
went to work groaning with pain
as he listened to one bottle after
another of his best gurgle out its
lifeblood.
The early ones were arriving. He
could hear the high-pitched en
trance screams of the females. He
was about to go out and greet them
when the pantry door was blocked
by a rosy-cheecked young man
with a disarming smile.
"How are you. sir? I wonder If
I could have four old-fashioneds."
"No martinis?" suggested Mr.
Banks.
"Oh, no Indeed, air. That's very
kind of you. Just old-fashioneds."
Mr. Banks filled four of his emer
gency glasses with Ice cubes and
pushed them down the pantry
shelf. "Thank you, sir. That's serv
ice," said the young man. His place
was Immediately taken by a stout
youth with horn-rimmed glasses.
"Sir. four old fashloneds and one
scotch and soda."
"I haven't any scotch," said Mr
Banks. He hoped that his voice did
not betray the fact that he had
Just hidden three bottles In the end
cupboard behind Mrs. Banks' flow
er vases.
The stout young man looked non
plused. He was silent for a moment
as he considered this unexpected
situation from every angle.
"I don't know sir. I guess bour
bon and soda will do."
Mr. Banks, Irritated bv a sense
of guilt, poured a highball from
a bottle labeled "Whiskey a Blend."
"Wouldn't those people like mar
tinis?" he asked.
"Oo, no, sir. This Is plenty."
The doorway was now filled with
young men who observed him
gravely. "Sir, four old fashloneds.
One on the rocks and one with a
dash of sugar and no bitters."
"Oood God." snld Mr. Banks, "do
they think I'm filling out prescrip
tions in here?"
A toll young man peered around
the frame of the door. "Good eve
ning, sir," he said cordlallv. "Looks
as If It was going to be a nice
party.
"I haven't seen II," said Mr.
Banks testily. "What would ynu
HKev Hair a dozen frozen dal
qulrls?"
Composing an Informal and, he hoped,
drjlr bumoroui llllie ipeecb.
"Oh. no, sir. Just a couple of
martinis."
Mr. Banks stared at him delight
edly. "You mean martinis?" He
hastily lifted one of the pitchers.
For half an hour he sloshed
around frantically, trying to keep
up with the demand. Then there
was a sudden lull In business. "To
hell with it." he muttered. MODDlnu
hls suit off as best he could, he
took a martini and made lor thel
Uvin2 room, from which there now
came a steady roar, like the beat
ing of surf on rocks.
He shouldered his way into the
room. Except for a lew aosent-
minded smiles, no one paid the
least attention to him. He had
just found himself a bit of stand
ing room wnen ne was caugni. m
an eddy that swept him along.
stanaiey. wnere nave you peenv
Doris and Herbert are here." It
was Mrs. Banks.
Doris and Herbert who?" he ask
ed.
"Well. well. well. Glad to see
you. Stanley," boomed Mr, Dunstan.t
'Sorry to be so late, we got lost.
Doris always Insists "
"Now go and get Doris and Herb
something to drink," said Mrs.
Banks.
Would you like a martini?" asked
Mr. Banks hopefully.
"II It's all the same to you, Stan,
we'll have old fashloneds Can't I
help you?"
"No. no," said Mr. Banks, "It
won t take a second."
He didn't get back to the pantry
minute too soon. A group of
thirst-crazed voung men were lust
about to take the matter of serv
ice Into their own hands. He sent
the drinks out to the Dunstans and
for the next hour he worked like
a dike mender. The only compen
sation was that the guests now
seemed less lussy about what they
got. The roar from the living room
sounded like a mob scene in a Cecil
B. de Milie sunersoectacle.
Then the crowd began to thin.l
The roar subsided. He could hear
the die-hards gathering In the front
hall for a final stand. Mr. Banks
closed down his dispensary and
rejoined the remnants, outwardly
a genial nose. Dut at neart a pro-
icssionni pouiicer.
"You're a help," said Mrs. Banks.
'Good-bv dear. You were sweet
to come."
"What do vou think I've been I
doing? Playing pool?"
"i know. But wnv must vou al
ways leave the whole thing on my
snouiaersf uooa-py, Helen dear.
You look sweet In that hat."
He considered the first nart nf
her remark as unjust as the last
was untrue. "Where are the Dun
stans?"
"They're all right. Thev'a talking
to Uncle Charlie or vice-versa. Good-
Dy. som. Glad you could come.
a careiuuy manicured hand
plucked his sleeve. "Mr. Banks.
Please. I've lost an earrlne and
Grace can't find her gold com-
nact and we're absolutely sick about
it. We've looked everywhere. It's
very peculiar."
Something In her voice gave Mr.
nanus me leenng tnat ne was un
der suspicion.
"Don't give It a thought." he said.
patting the manicured hand. "We'll
find everything later after you've
gone. ne added nastily.
Like an old cattleman rnttlnnl
caives irom ine nerfi, he disentan-
Rlen his guests one bv one and nro-
nelled them through the front door
with such light-handed skill that
inev were unaware of his treachery
until they found themselves in the
open air.
As the door closed after them
he Instinctively placed his back
against It. With a sick heart he sur
veyed the wreckage of what had
once been his home. It occurred to
him that he had forgotten to an
nounce the encasement.
Somehow it didn't seem lo mat
ter.
(To Be Continued!
Martha Class Elects
Officers at Monmouth
Monmouth The Martha class
of the Evangelical U. B. Sunday
school held its Christmas parly
In the church basement, with a
covered dish supper. Twenty
two members and their husbands
were present. Hostesses for the
party were Mrs. A. D. Campbell,
Mrs. A. J. McLarty, Mrs. Clyde
Dickson, Mrs. G. L. Russell and
Mrs. Hattle Wincgar.
Following ft short business
meeting Rev. Lonsberry gave the
history of Christmas tree and
decorations, and M. B. Layton
stressed loxe exisis among all
through the celebration of birth
of Christ. Gifts were presented
to Mrs. D. Tilton, teacher; Mrs.
G. L. Russell, president and
Mrs. J. S. Fuller as secretary
treasurer. All participated in a
gift exchange. The next meet
ing will be January 13 at 2 p.m.
in the church basement.
Wilson Injures Knee
Wheatland Eugene Wilson,
farmer of the Wheatland dis
trict, is suffering with fractured
small bone near and below knee
joint of right leg received when
he fell on cement walk while at
work at his home.
ROOM AND BOARD
Bv Gene Ahern
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WST&PJOUS ABOUT
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AND ONLY SPENDS
A FEW fWOMENTS IN
THE PARLOR.
AFTER. MEALS
MY INTUITION AS AN
OLD SCOTLAND YARD V
INSPECTOR TELLS ME i
THAT HES A MAN WHO
BEARS WATCHINCr '
HE S THE TYPE TO
BE INVOLVED IN, AH,
COUNTERFEITING "
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Solution of Yeiterday't Puzzl
So. American
partridge
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I. Either
4. Greek letter
6. Unadulterated
t. Day' a march
1. Frequented spew
8. Slat
I. Turkish com
mander
10. Snake
II. Omit In pro
nouncing
11. Rear. Itch
In. Quarter pint
IX. Piece of paste
board
24 Relates
26. Lartre rtTar
mouth
IS. Ocean
30. Goddett of
dawn
HI. Baseball team
34. Lighting; device)
15. Mythological
Greek prln-
cest
IS. Rosineaa
2. Leave
40. Tropical fruit
41. Asiatic pa.m
42. Drawing room
44. WIM animal
47. Look after
45. Love to axMafA
61. Before 1
61. Eipanttve
sgbstanca
It. Elista 1
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THINK SO.
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