Capital journal., June 21, 1952, Image 11

Vte Vice lotuj, Vacation
By William Neubauer
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CHAPTER 33
Oranbv. feeling sorry lor
km, smiled sweetly as she took
and. "How nice 10 meei you,
punbar. I'm sure we do have
to discuss, sou enjoy nming.
ipose?"
wuuam iookcu uuiguigiy
I suppose so."
bod," Alice Cranby said. I
'S like to discuss swcks una
i while I'm hiking!"
e halted before Officers' Row,
td back, saw tnai wuuam was
.unled. then ducked into the
lEvi,lvn Moore Dromotly sat up.
.... .11 MurH ofit.h rnlri
i, and glared at the recreation
ir. "Are vou iryinK to aucnai
gone around here who is kind
Tdecent and In a position to
J you? How dare you quarrel
jAlice Cranby? She's one oi the
: nersons vou u ever meet.
Mike has already informed
Jane, her eyes twinkling, went
in her cot and lay down.
don't talk to me. I must
(tout what, pray tell? About
-i to bedevil a man mw uuuik
5 Jane sal up. ner "iue cyco
vprv frosty. "Yes." she said,
ih told me about it, too. What
'ou trying to do, make him
ghingstock or something?"
. t.here was another interrup-
This time it was Andy Bullit.
ng me is much Deuer man
ng witn ner, isn i itr
idy, in urea, i aon i, wtun
riding or swimming ur even
Besides, j. nave a minion
things to do."
'r. nnt. ton DUSV K Item
lpton save his ridiculous little
i qing school, are you?"
"JThat?" howled Evelyn Moore
tri the tent.
Bdy took Jane's reluctant hand
aiaed her toward the camp park-
nr. He arove a mini, uikiuucu
ter and kept tne car aown
sedate pace as he turned it
btjonto the highway, "im not
sounding on. ane. wum uu
think."
idvl"
mmr l.nlks." he said bluntly
b iuised his lips, looking not at
r.lDUb at uue ctuuuy on.jr. niitu
at, a. kid at college I believed
Ihat Junk they taught about
Swfcy not being everything, about
fducated mind oeinff more un-
jcrtknt than aU the gold in we
K--K. But I grew up fast. I worked
k ijinvested my savings, and open-
g little business and grew until
Mjday I eould buy a seat on the
HI York tock Exchange. Yup,
r&y talks. It gets you the things
kuwant." ... . T
'Ttery Interesting," she teased. 'I
i grateful to you, sirrah, for tell
m fee what to concentrate upon
Y Pie future. But Just for now
1 Appreciate It If you'd tell me
Rtw you iiiui w
"iloney solves everything. A few
Bcosand dollars, distributed prop
Kjr, would settle the whole busi
fem. I've been doing some investi
Euftig. Several of the men on the
Muicil could use a iew aouam.
nJr votes could be bought."
"They could what?"
was surprisingly qutva.. c
nitrated then that he wasn't
,rown nnrf muscle. "Oh. you're
Ine about good sportsmanship,
ntppQse." . .
T nMpst certainly am." She stared
Blm irankiy amazea.
T.i.an. a. lot of (ravs need a
hand aiivs who made a
sMtake and are now finding it
Iiflcult to get back on their feet.
Rittt is big; that Is important. What
Inference does a little bribery
male when their futures are at
Have began to see what he was
frWing at. "It's that bad?"
' "Yes," he growled, "It's that bad.
Sedrge Poppleton is all right, but
tatjetimes in his zeal to help others
fcVfeteps upon important toes. I'm
ifc-ftd he's licked, unless some of
those votes can be bought."
"I see.
"I could afford it. five thousand
would do the trick, I believe." He
reached out and cupped her face
between his powerful hands and
smiled tenderly. "And you're cheap
at live thousand, jane.
bhe laughed, her nose crinkling.
"Aren't you ever serious for more
uian live minutes at a time, Andy7
you arent buying me: you're-
un, he said quietly, "out I am.
one stareo.
"I'm not a dope,'1 he said, his
voice cutting through the milling
confusion in her mind. "You take
Bruce Hall. He's a doctor and
you're a nurse, which means you
both have more or less the same
approach to life. And he goes for
you and you go for him and "
She spoke softly, but her fury
was so intense it gave him pause.
"You ought to be ashamed of your
self, Andrew Builit("
"What about you? You sure liked
to go out with me when you dis
covered George Poppleton wasn't
going to divorce his wife and marry
you. Listen: stop putting on, the
old act. You're after security, po
sition, which is why you came here
to wreck his marriage, well, I can
give you more security and a better
position. Sure, it won't be love
though I'd like it to be that but
you would have what you want and
I'd have a part of what I want and
the ex-convicts would have the
chance they should have."
"I'm going back to the camp."
"Go ahead." He opened the door
and grinned, his watchful black
eves never leaving her stricken face.
But if you walk out on me youTe
walklnsr out on guvs wno need
break and you're tossing overboard
the best chance you've ever had to
live the sort of lite most girls dream
of."
"And I thought you were decent!
"And you are?" He laughed
heartily. "Listen, position and se
curity were all you were ever after.
II you naa Deen in love witn
Poppleton you'd have gone on to
get him, in any way you could,
Inst as I'm trying to get you.
Think it over. Only perfect people
have the right to Judge and con
demn. Yes, you think it over.
(To be continued)
Dr. M'Cloud has
told stormy to
revsal to Steve
the secret of
the swimming
pool
AEEMT iOU MAKING PERHAPS IT S
AN AWFULLY BIS THINS 1 BI6 - THE-
B16GEST THINS
SINCE A TRAITOR
SECRETS TO A
FOREIGN POWER
Sunnyside
Sunnvside The Red Hills Ag
ricultural club held its annual
all day tour, going to Corvallis to
the experimental station, ending
the day ith a picnic supper at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Heckart with 44 members pres
ent.
At a recent school board meet
ing it was discovered that the
school house had been broken in
to and a number of articles taken.
Roy Nelson was elected school
director at the last meeting. Ray
Heckart, retiring director, has
served on the board ior 12 years.
Mrs. A. Hammer is visiting at I
the home of Mrs. Gladys Pear
son. Mrs. ueorge HecKart nas
returned from a visit with rela
tives in Spokane, Wash.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaw
and daughter, Shirley, of near
Yamhill, were Monday guests of
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Campbell.
The Shaws have Just returned
from near Glendale, Calif.,
where Mrs. Shaw taught the
first three grades of a SDA pa
rochial school during the past
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RADIO PROGRAMS
MONDAY P. M.
KGW KOIN KEX KSLM KGAE KOCO
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12:00 BcktUa Wife Hilltop Hit), Kay Weit Top Tradci GAE Rnchro Baieball
11:15 Stella Dallas Carl Smith Kar Writ Newi GAE Rnehrs Baseball
12:S0 Wld. Brown Kirk ham Kay Heit Gay Ms Noon Newa Baieball
12:45 Woman. Hit. Klrkham Kay Wcii Garden On Id GAE Rnehro Baieball
1;00 Plain Bill LlltU Show Ladlei Be Klrkwood Maltby Mtnlc Baieball
1:15 Muilc Jack Owena Seated Kirkwood MaMby Baseball
1:30 Bob L Ray Muile Marr Marlln Doorbell Bin GAB Aftn'n. Maglo Mel.
1:45 PWt Wife Tunefully E. Wtntera Mmlc GAR Aftn'n. Matte Mel.
1:00 Welcome Klrkham Ballad Tim wa GAE Aftn'n. IMnio MM.'
1:15 Travelers Godfrey Girl Marries Paula Siona GAE Aftn'n. Mailc Mel.
1:30 Dr- Fl Godfrey For the Glrfi Baaeball . GAE Aftn'n. Maclo Mel.
:45 P. Garroway Godfrey For the Glfli Baseball n Malo Mel.
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ilS Mnslo Bos Godfrey Squirrel Cact Baseball Wlll.-Land Research
3:30 Mnslo Boi Godfrey Squirrel Can Baseball WIII.Land News
3:45 Mnslo Box Curt Massey Happy Time Baseball Will.. Land younr Hearl
j. 00 llarkncss Ed " Morrow Fun Factory Fulton Lewis Music U
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1:30 Flrestons World TodaChet Hnntly Cnrl Massey Mnsle O
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8:00 Music Romance Weatherman Bob Benson Uncle Tom's Musle
g:15 Belas Ittuslc Romance Baseball Bob Benson Cabin Musle
8:30 Question My Brat Good Music Uncle Tom's Musle
5:45 Question My Beat Listening Your Host Gopel Slny. Muslo
00 Story With- Walk Mile l.one Ranier G. Heater Muslo Candlelleht
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Sorry, Says Burglar, Bowing Out
Terre Haute, Ind. U.R) A burglar broke Into an unfamiliar
office and began searching for loot.
While rifling through desk drawers, he discovered he was
in Community Chest headquarters. Without taking any
thing, the burglars departed leaving this note:
"Sorry, sir or sirs, I have made a terrible mistake. Every
thing is in good shape. So sorry."
Generosity Misplaced
New York (U.P.) The New York Association for the Blind
has requested that generous persons stop dropping coins into
the cups carried by blind persons.
"We know that if these people were Interested in going to
work they could get jobs," the association said. "We wish
that you wouldn't give to these people . . . some of whom col
. lect $168 a week."
ACROSS S3. European
t Harvert country
i. Actual BmM
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12. Eao 3g- outteral oun4
14. Fall behind 41. Eul Indian
16. Stamp.d ., weight
18. Employ 43, jtpP, agalnat
17. Dowry 46. Hoot out
18. Lace fabrla 49. Gone by
19. Juniper 60. Adjusts
21. Solar disk 61. Lair
22. Jewel 52. Stalk
23. Pens 63. Finest
26. Cautious
30. Across DOWN
3L Goddess of 1. Foray
dawn 3. Patron saint S. Hltrh mountain
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6. Direction
T. Consumed
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remark
10. Go by
11. Awry
18. Planet
20. Err riich
21. KHIkIoim
dlRCOUTM
22. Vapor
23. Tooth of ft
poar wheal
24. SftlutfUlon
25. Jewish
proselyte
28, Bfiahful
27. Kult tho Bhapa
28. Swiss canton
29. Allow
31. Purposa
84. Charmm
35. Danger
37. Genus of herb!
38. Ilnppy
89. Fury
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41. Wise man
42. Destiny
43. A mot-Iran
Indians
44. Bird's horn
47. Eijiofm to
moisture
41. Publio vehlcltt
ROOM AND BOARD
By Gene Ahern
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