Wednesday, April 22, 1953 Page 18 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon -4 - The Voice of Love By WILLIAM NEUBAUER MP Mwile.torii) CHAPTER 6 And the meal began. With Langley Curtis across the table from her, Ruth found It a lolly meal. The man had aDDar ently been everywhere and done very thin (!. While soud was served and consumed, Mr. Lang ley Curtis discussed certain of the queer cus toms of Slam, Salad found him not at all reluctant to recite stanzas of his favorite poetry a perform nee that delayed the meal for the simple reason that his musical baritone held MwkI Colahan ut terly spellbound. But It was when the roast ham came that Mr. Langley Curtis really got rolling along into high. Then he talked about radio, about the Dronram he'd had for fourteen years, about " the people he'd met all over the country, about the beauties of the country Itself. And vibrato crept into ms tones, color came into his face, now enthusiasm glowed In his remarkable ourole eyes. He didn't chat, but expounded. Yet It was agreeable to be talked at rather than talked with. He had a beautiful command of the Eng lish language. Then abruptly. while you - were hungering for more, he proved himself to be a real genius by stopping. "But I talk too much," he chuckled, laughing al himself. He Hun a gay glance at his nephew aeated beside Ruth Carlisle. "Dan tells me that's a bad habit of mine." ' Later Dan Curtis dropped into tne cnair oesiae ner on tne ve randa. "You're too tense. Miss Carlisle. I've noticed that you never really relax. For Instance, you're not now. Here's something to do. Unclench your hands. And if youll remember that relaxed hands mean a relaxed body, you'll be better off." She looked down at her hands, startled. "Well,, for goodness takesl" He laughed softly. "You might remember," he began, then stop ped. For now. with sirens and honking horns, the quiet was being effectively shattered. Up the curving: gravel drive through the park-like grounds came sever al limousines, with two motor cycle cops looming along before them to clear the way. Thunder tilled the night; then came the sound of the front door, and ex cited people from all dlrectloni to jearn wnai was going on. rney weren't kept In suspense. From the : most imposing limousine stepped Mayor Luchetti himself. He waved his elegant walking-stick, he flash ed his gold-toothed smile. He met the baleful glance of Bphralm Carlisle on the veranda and florid ly bowed. "My fine friend, always its a pleasure to see your "Crook I " roared Ephriam, "Poli tician I" Ruth rushed to her father's side. After all, he hadn't yet been named to oppose Mayor Luchetti in October! ''What a pleasant sur prise, Mayor Luchetti I Won't you come in?" "Such a sweet girl," crooned the mayor. He stalked Into the living- room, resplendent In checked suit ana purple necktie. Behind him came Sean CMallev. owner of the - Golden City Spectator, and Miss wesierierp. president or tne uoio en City Historical Association, An nounced the mayor: "We come for to make the wel . come, Mr Carlisle, not for the argument. We come for to wel come the great Langley Curtis to Golden City." In strode Dan Curtis, and with ' him came Nancy and Ellen Car lisle, Dan Curtis grinned placat lngly. "My uncle happens to be ill. By the way, how did you people find out?" Nancy inched backwards to ward the door. The redheaded owner of the Golden City Spectator grinned faintly. "On, we have eyes and ears, sir. ou're Daniel Curtis, of course." He glanced about. "Any objection to introducing us to your uncle? We're honored to have n'm among us, of course." 'Soon, gentlemen, soon, My u .le still Isn't up to It." Mayor Luchetti stared. "Then why you no send for the doc? You think small town she don't have good doc? Hah I He's a great doc tven If she's crazy for to have a hospital here." bellowed Eph- ENJOY A UTTU LIFT! "We need one I ralm Carlisle. "Please." Mayor Luchetti held up an autnoritative hand. "Bhe'a no time-for political A sick man Is oopstairs without the doc. He's deserving our respect, hah?" "You misunderstand," said Dan Curtis quiety'Tm a doctor, and of course I'm treating my uncle." rtuui met tne Hashing black eyes. His comment a few min utes ago began to make sense. An Idea came to her. Maybe he could tell her why her ears were ring ing so. . There was time for politics after all. Mayor Luchetti exuded sud den charm. "She's a doc I Hey, you practice here?" "I may." Dan Curtis shrugged. "I may even build a hospital here. But now's hardly the time to dis cuss that." He turned to Ephraim Carlisle. His voice was very crisp and worldly now. He had the as surance and poise, suddenly, one expected a good doctor to have. "Suppose we let them meet my uncle sometime late next week?" "My frtenrt" crooned Mayor Luchetti. "She's Jooat what we need a doc who'll build a hos pital I" That was when Sean CMallev hustled to the big front door. He naa a once-in-a-iueume tning. He had not one. but two smash stones I The first would thrill ce lebrlty-sUrved Golden City. The second would rock the tovn to its foundations. Meeting Ruths eyes. ne grinned, as he saw it, the sum mer would be the most In teres tine summer In years ... (T Be Continued) June Haver; Novitiate Nun, Meets Cardinal - Xavier, Kan. U.B June Haver, who , abandoned her career ss a movie actress to enter a convent here 10 weeks ago, was one of 67 novitiates of the Sisters of Charity who greeted Francis Cardinal Spellman here yesterday. The cardinal, paid a two hour visit to St. Mary's Col lege and the Sisters' Mother House. Mother Superior Mary An cllla said Miss Haver was pre sented to Cardinal Spellman "exactly like all the other novitiates." 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