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Newspaper Page TextThe Dancing Heart Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Saturday, July 21, 1951- AP New.featarea By EMILY NOBLE . CHAPTER 29 Reluctantly Mrs. Juonahan let rat ciose me window against tne snowy caritness. it was uie first j ail snow, me Kind that doesn't last ana is mereiy a naromger oi things to come. Bui it aid seem to have brougnt the iate Novemoer darkness even earner man usual. Coming home through It, fat, haa seen iter sitting by me open window and rusnea in to snut it over Her pro tests. - 'Are you crazy altogether? Do you want to catch your death 01 cold?" . "1 was watehin' tha xnnw -nma down. Pat, aid you ever know that snownakes are like silver ar rows stabbing at you out or the darkness? Now I bet you didn't." "They're arrows that will kill you all rignt." She heaved a deep sigh that shook her mountainous ligure. "Pat, you have no poetry In you at all. And there's no fear ot snow kUung the likes o' me. Its starvation will do that. These doctors and their diets. A fine one I am at my time ot life to start thlnkinx about my figure." "Now don't start complaining about that. You've lost weight and " "Lost weight Indeed? I've gained it. I never used to think of it at all except when I was fool Buougli to try to walk around, but now I think about it all the time. My stomach growls at me and wants to know If my throat is cut." "You said that yesterday,, and 'the day before' he added impres sively. She laughed, "I intend going on saying it till I wear you all down. I told rather Toughey so today. Lottie ain't here to pester me any more, so I say " . "Grandma! Grandma 1" . There, was no mistaking Tuff y's shrill cry outside the window. Tne next moment he burst into the room and flung himself into her arms, shouting wildly. . "We're home I Mom is comln' down the block. I can stay with you till Monday when I gotta go back to school. Pat, I want a ride." - Pat caught him up and held him high over his head, laughing up at him and quite as excited as he was. The fat woman flung eager ques tions that were lost in hilarious laughter. Lottie appeared in the doorway and poised. "What noise 1 Terence, behave yourself. Pat. put him down at once. He Is crazy enough. He ran all the way down the street ahead of me." Mrs. Monahan chortled. "Stop complaining and come give me a kiss. Then you can tell me all about California." Tuffy caught the word and roar ed information. "Rosalie ain't out there any more. She was no good bo they fired her. Tell 'em Ma." "I told you I'd whip you If you -said that. . I " Mrs. Monahan was sitting very still. Pat put the boy down gently on a chair and faced vthe girl. "What Is it you know about Rosalie?" Lottie tossed her fur coat onto a chair carelessly. "Can't you even give me a chance to catch my breath after I've been away for- three months?" . . "Where 'is Rosalie? What hap pened to her?" "And where Is Joe?" cried the bnv. "We came bv the flrehouse but he wasn't there. The captain showed me Joe's -medal and " . "Tr. wasn't r.hA p.antflin. It " Pat gave her a little shake. "Lot tie, I'm asking you a question. Where is Rosalie?" She pulled away from him an grily. "Rosalie, Rosalie. That's all I hear. You might ask me how I am when ylou haven't seen me in months." Mrs. Monahan was quick. "We don't need to ask about you. It's plain you haven't changed even a little bit." , "What do, you mean by that?" ' "You're ' still as exasperatin' as ever. Can't you answer a simple question? Where Is Rosalie? Did you see her?" "Yes, I did." Lottie snapped the words. "She tried to act like the queen of Hollywood. You'd think she owned the place." Pat grinned. "Maybe she does by now. She has a way with her, you know. Lottie laughed shrilly. "She has nothing. She was tried in a cheap picture ana tnev cut ner uut. one was no good. Nobody would have her. You wanted to know so bad and now you do. 'mats wny sne never wrote you a line. Rex Hall 'dumped her when he saw the first rushes. He's no fool. He escaped her clutches all right. It was in the paper out there. He's engaged to someone else. He doesn't know where she Is nor want to know." Lpttie paused, breathless. Pat and her mother sat number by her news. Pat moistened his lips and spoke very humbly. , . "She must have married that Wayne she was here with." Lottie snorted. "She most cer tainly did not. He married Wini fred Carlton, who is rich and so jolly that the papers have always called her the laughing heiress. ' Rosalie fooled him into taking her out there, and paying her fare but that was all. He didn't seam an much here somehow, but once I bui mere i realized how important he was. She couldn't fool many peo ple very long. She even appeared In a cheaD theater lit. a. ponnif) of weeks ago but nobody paid any attention to her dancing. 6he never woo any KWQ, There was a dead silence. The room Was dark. Tllffv lumnaH from his chair, crying, "I know where Joe Is!" and darted out the door. Lottie enea out and tsarted after him. Joe came in slnwlv with t.ha hnv aquuimug rapturously in ills arms. tJVCI I His mother hfilrl nut tiar fat. arms He went to her and' kissed her! run voice was very quiet. "Yes. I'Vfl hapn llrjnino- Tjittla Tell me more. There must be sol mucn more. "There Isn't " He Smiled wnnlv "Ttalln marrlMl her fancy dentist and has gone iaj nve in unicago ana oe rich." Mrs. Monahan cameto life with a roar. -j. won't nave you talkin' that wav about the nnnr annl Pat Jumped up, knocking over his chair. "You haven't any mind to broaden. You're nothing but selfish spite Inside and out. Come on, Tuffy. We'll go see Mulrooney on the corner and buy some cake." i am going nome. Mother." Lottie SDOke humblv nnv Har mother leaned on her arm and they started for the Mb-han. .ina stood a moment, then went out into me nan and slowly up the stairs. His fet moved mechanically as If icyuna nis control. I He Sighed AS hA WnaViarl nnm 1 the roof door. The thin snow seemed to blind him as It stabbed out of tne aarkness. lie Started fa hn.lr rinom tlhm steps and close the door. Then he caugnt nis Dream, He heard sound. He stood immobile. "Joe " For a moment he thniitrhr. ha was dreamine. Then her fraorancR swept toward him on the snowy air. it took out two steps to reach her. an Instant tn catoh har in his arms and shower her wace with msses. sne clung to him and he realized she was sobbing. He kissed her tears away gently. "Joe! I've been such a fool. I've been so vain, so stupid, so blind." "How can you forgie me. I I've been so cruel to you. How can I make you believe I really love you now?" He swept her in his arms. "Will you marry me, Rosle? I'm Just a common Smoky Joe. 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