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Newspaper Page Text12 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Tuesday, August 21, 1951 jj t - I r FAR AS I CAN TELL, THE HSf STINGAH WAIT FT S f 1,11,1,1 tir "V LABORATORY ON THE I5LAND WA5NT W . J Hi V W I'M Al l. BIAPT CAME THDOU6H DAMA&ED EITHER - SO THE BIG J -A HT Zaaf. r (-S . RADIO PROGRAMS The Girl Next Door KSLM K0C0 1IM LBI By PEGGY GADDIS I3B0 UBC AP NtwifrilirN 1 T WITHOUT A SCRATCH r- - ' EXPLOSION WILL COME OFF ) ffrVBS I fs ' ' I' E VmmmmjT J Jfiftt Ihmfr HS: l! TUESDAY P.M. " gfcn CHAPTER 36 ("Here. here. Betsy," Peter saio tnuv. "stop drowning met You're ch'irig all over my nice clean thin -jaiiQ you Know now easily wmn AlrU get dirty. Snap out of it youngster. This whole thing is a nilstake. You're imagining things." j"No, Pete." She sat up and Mopped her eyes with a sodden adrap of a handkerchief. "Celia that a Marcia's cook t-old Buher, this morning that Marcia was leav-1 ing for New York. I went over to see. Marcia was getting packed, and well. I RueAs I said some pretty hatful things. But they were the truth, Pete. She's lower than any thing that crawls, tor walking out on you." "Betsy." said Peter a trifle wryly "if only I could convince you that l am oia enougn to manage my own aiiairs - "You never seem to realize that Im old enough to manage mine." Peter grinned. "Well, this fantas tic tale you are telling me. my pet, certainly doesn't make you seem very grown up, u I may say so.' "You may say anything to me you utce, any time, anywnere, ana I'll love it," said Betsy. "Because I love you." "Betsy, you're forgetting aome- ming." "I don't think so." "You were Just giving Marcia a nice going-over for breaking her engagement to me oecause it suited her convenience. Aren't you forget ting that you are engaged to Bo?" Peter pointed out. "Oh. but that's DIFFERENT." "Why is it? Just because I'm blind?" There was a moment of silence, and then Peter said. "Don't you see. Betsyl I don't want any special favors Just because I'm blind. "If I had been in love with Mar eia, my heart would be well, may be not broken, but at least perma nently damaged. I acknowledged a little while ago that my first feel ing was one of relief. I think I was Just grateful to her because she treated me exactly as she treated the other fellows. I guess I let my aelf be fooled into thinking It was love. The first time I kissed her and held her in my arms, there was a. queer, let-down feeling. And I dreaded the thought of leaving Ccn terville, of living In a New York apartment, among strangers, who would inevitably be Marcia's friends, not mine. Finally I had the uneasy suspicion that I had deluded my self, but I couldn't see any way out. Now do you begin to see why I wasn't upset when Marcia broke the engagement?" "And I KILLED her, because I thought she'd hurt you terribly I And I was glad." "Betey, you lawless little Idiot!" aid Peter helplessly. Professor Hartley was coming back from the house, moving surely, wiftly, his face alight. "It's alt right. Betsy. She's not seriously injured," he said. "She has a bad bruise on her temple, and she was knocked out for a few min utes. But the doctor has Just left, and he said she would be able to travel by tomorrow, at the latest." "Thnnk heaven!" said Peter, Betsy drew a deep, hard breath. "I tuicss I was mistaken. I didn't think I minded injuring her even killing her. But now oh, I'm so ashamed of myself!" "I should think you would be," announced Peter. "I'd better go. Tell Professor Hartley I'll see him again soon." Brushing Peter's restraining hand ?islde. she went running across thc awn and down the drive. She was walking slowly along the street toward home when a car slid to the curb, and she looked un to see Edith behind the wheel. Edith was obviously angry, but her voice was Quite steady as she said. Get in, Betev." "You needn't have come for me, Mother. "I was a little afraid of what fou might do If you were left to get home alone." said Edith, and sent the car rushing up the street. She did not speak again until they were in Betsy's room upstairs, and then she said, "BeLsy. I can't tell vou how shocked I am. or how disappointed 1 am in you. You've done a terrible tiling, a disgraceiui thing. Do you realize that you might easily nave killed Marcia r' Betsy shivered, but she answered with her usual devastating honesty, "I think maybe I wanted, to kill her." Betsy t" Edith gasped. "Oh, what am I eoine to do with you?" Betsy tried to grin, but it wasn't a success, "i guess mayoe you a Bet ter give me back to the stork that brought me." She struggled nam for a flippancy far removed from her real leeliniis. For a moment Edith studied her, something very close to despair in her eyes. She could lind no words; what was the good of words? She d battered herself to bits with words that had blanced away from Bet sy's youthful self-absorption and had no effect whatsoever on the girl. Well," she said, "life must go on, I suppose. You 11 have to be Retting dressed. It's almost six o'clock." Betsy looked at her wanly. "Al most six?" she repeated. "The moonlight picnic, dear, that the Evanses are giving for you and Bo. Remember? Bo is to call for vou at six-thirty," Edith reminded her. Betsy's face clouded with rebel lion. "Oh, but must I go?" "I think so don't you?" For a moment their eyes locked, and it was Betsy's that fell away first. She nodded, miserably. "Yes. I guess so," she admitted. An hour later she watched Bo help Betsy into his car as though she was something infinitely pre cious. Then they drove away, the very picture of carefree .youth. (To Be Continued) Pomona Grange Has Picnic at Silverton Silverton Members of Mar ion county Pomona Grange, Mrs. Ida Benson, master, and Mrs. Mildred Bateson, lecturer, as of ficial hostesses, held a picnic Sunday in Silverton city park with only a social time, recrea tions and games the program for the afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Demma Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Henry John son, Mr. and Mrs. George Ben son and Barbara and Frances, Mrs. W. M. Tate, Kielh Johnson, Mrs. Ben Gifford, Mrs. Marie Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spccht, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sander, Kracen- cia Galloway, Frank Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Krenz, Mr. and Mrs. Verney Scott, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. John Moulding, Ira Loron, Lura Finley, Hannah Hetschcl, Fred Helschcl, Elizabeth Lambrechl, Lena M. Lambrccht, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. J. McNallie, Mary Martha McNallie, Mr. and Mrs. V. 'V. Hickox, Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Rice, Clarence Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W, A. 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Carol Curtis Pattern Miami, Fla., Aug. J (JP) No longer will the Ice cream wagon playinj nursery tunes roll through residential sec tions of Miami. Paul F. Parsons. 44, and William C. Rewak, 45, who used music boxes to let the kids know the Ice cream man was coming, were arrested yesterday under a city ordinance prohibiting sound trucks. ' They were fined $25 each and costs. IeImIsH I R I pMfc. A 5 T 5 TlTIa ItbJloGibL1 1 V E tl. Pertaining; to vinegar SS. XC as. African worm J. Ran mitt colloq. 18. Upper story of a barn 40. Mlr tl. Short iteepa 44. i.ead atrap of a bridle 46, Mediterranean vessel 47. Soothing ftl. A Rett 62. Constellation 63. Inlet of th sea 64. Turmeric 5. Spanish priest mHg amBarMent E DO L E fc) C EflA&E rodBnoteIIle o Solution of Yesterday' Puzzlo i. T. Japanese coin DOWN 1. Pertaining to thtt cheek L Lars serpent I wl i Tf 1 Z W mm T In Hp 5?FF WlSiw. m 7 ? m -A, 5 -fiS- ;f:37 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' i 4r raafieejl,prpp 8-a Paper In Initial a cage or manufao turn 4. Repos &. Past . Russian peasant t. Proverb I. Rugged m mm tali ridee I. American general 10. Mournful 11. Half ems 17. Complained 19. Orderly 22. Variety of tar taric acid 24. Plundering 2. Not at horn 2fi. Pigpen 25. Point Manner 31. Entire quantity 3t. Note of tho dove 34. Hawaiian goose 37. Tlioe who ad just till pftel) 39. More faithful 42. Martinique, volcano 41. Type of auto mobile 4K. Otherwise 4H. Remain 47. Drop bait lightly 41. Epoch 49. Central part sv. rincn By Gene Ahern Embrolrtrred Hank la Blousn Thf yoke is made from an embroidered tnlUnl linnd kerchief. Buy a lovely, sheer, dollnr hnnkle with the Inttlnl you require, by-the-yard lace fHlg irtfc, lawn or bnttste for body of blouse. Hnnd kcw the tucks, whip the lace on by hand mid you'll have a perfectly exquisite, expensive looking blouse lor lit t le money! In itial hankies, flower-embroidered hankie. can alto be usM for this pattern. Vkvy to mnke. You'll want .several of the blousea to wc.tr and to lute as Rift! ftend Kc for the Initial Hand kerchief Blouse (Pattern No. 396 tissue paper pattern for .iItps 12. 14. in. complete timsning imt ructions. YOUR NAMK. APORKSvS. PAT TERN NUMBRR, PATrERN SIZE to CAROL CURTIS, Capital Jour nal, ftfta Mission St., San rrnnclco. Calif. Paltern rrwdv In fill ortlrr Im mediately. I'r apertnl humillnt of order via first class mall Include an ntra he fer pattern. BOY -IP VOU AREnT AN easier, pushover, than A FLOOR. LAMP HM A GUY COMES ALONG AN' GIVES YOU TH' PITCH ABOUT AN OLD, LOST GOLD MINE, AND YOU GO FOR. IT LIKE DRIPPING GRAVY FOR. A FR.ESH TABLECLOTH ROBIN IS right when he says th' lost gold MINE THAT GUY IS LOOKING CHUMP WITH I ! 9 BUT I'M 3 JUST INTERVIEWING THESE MEN WHO COME HERE WITH THEIR PROPOSITIONS QDESNT COST Anything LISTEN