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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Saltm. Oregon
Thursday, April 23, 1953
The Voice of Love
By WILLIAM NEUBAUER
(AP Newslcaturea)
Chapter 7
And now excitement came to
the- old hotel at the end of Main
Street In Golden City, California.
II Ruth had never heard of Lang
ley Curtis, others obviously had,
outside people aa well as towns
people, ine DiacK Headlines on
Thursday brought visitors stream
ing to the door to shake the ce
lebrity's hand. Business boomed.
Within a week three tables had to
be laid In the dining room each
evening, and the end of May saw
very room occurred and hooefuls
calling from far and near to make
reservations even for distant Au-
?:ust. "She's the biggest thing ever
or Golden City," trumpeted May
or Luchettl at the formal welcome
dinner held In the banquet room,
and with this ringing declaration
the Carllsles agreed. Two girls
were added to the staff, Manuel
Gomez was given chance number
five to prove he was a good out
door man, and still the fuss and
furore went on. The day came
when Ruth could look Dr. Daniel
Curtis squarely in the eye and an
nounce: "Any time you wish to
leave you may I We're honored,
understand: but the Carllsles are
being; worn out!
He chuckled. "I've gone through
this sort of thing for five years.
That's how long I functioned as
my uncle's agent. Walt five years
Deiore you Begin to complain, en?
"But u you were a aoctor
" "My uncle needed me more.
It developed that others needed
. him. too. Sean O'Mallev hadn't
been mistaken In his opinion that
nis second "scoop" tor his news.
paper would rock the town to its
foundations. Wherever Ruth went
during these hectic days, she
heard people talking about either
l,angiey Curtis or Dr. uurtis, ana
sometimes atxmt Dotn. urace ray
lor at school took the stand that
Dr. Curtis should be given every
encouragement to ouna ana main
tain a hospital. Caustic Miss
Vance In turn vouchsafed the
opinion that In the lone run
community hospital would provide
better service at cheaper rates
than any single Individual could,
A strong current of opinion flow
ed through the town, an under
current, true, but one which would
become more and more noticeable
as soon as the celebrity craze ran
Its course.
"This," as Rod PantussI put tl
makes things different., you gor
geous girl, you I After all, why
should you soend all that dough
when the young doc says he might
oe willing to spend nis own?"
It was an argument. There were,
as Ruth saw it, many pros and
many cons. Certainly the savings
10 uie taxpayers wouia oe large.
fm the other hand, wouldn't 111
people In the end pay more?
"Want a kiss Rod? You glorious
hunk of masculinity, do you want
bowler of a kiss?"
In the stern of the Dauntless
Me, the fat artist from Maine
stiffened. Hod, however, Just grin
ned. "Aw, relax, Huffle. Me and
Ruth are old Dais. I'd marrv her
and love her forever If she'd Just
ay uie wora DUt sne wonx, so
we're Just good friends. What's a
bowler of a kiss among friends?"
Wiry, nimble, smiling gayly, he
hopped llthely to Municipal Pier.
He led her down U the sea end
and sat down on the bench under
the awning. "What gives; kid?
You know me. You can talk as
much as you want, or as little."
"Rod, have you seen Bob? We've
been so busy at the hotel"
"You wasnt at the hotel couple
of evenings ago. Saw you with Dr.
Curtis on the beach."
"I need some rest, don't I?".
' "A few days before that I saw
you and the young doc riding
horses through Peterman Can
yon." She stamped her sneaker-shod
root. "Now you're being amicuiu
He's a gucstl I have to entertain
the guests!"
"Well, I've seen Bob." He shook
his head. His brown eyes danced
but his smile faded. "And he's
sore. And he's through. There, is
that what you want to know?"
He looked over his shoulder at
the car on the gravel parking far
down the pier, "You could bring
the young doc along. Me and
Johnnv want to talk to him."
She studied him curiously. "Rod
have you made up your mind al
readv?"
He ran a hand lightly through
his thick black hair: "We like the
sound of the young doc's Idea
You know how it Is. We're making
dough. We want to buy another
boat, mebbe two. But If taxes go
up to build ana support a Hos
pital, mebbe we'll only end up
with one extra boat."
"Rod, would you go to a hospital
run by a man wnos never reauy
been out on his own?"
His black brows beetled. "Hey,
Is that the truth?"
"Do I ever fib?"
"You told me once you loved
Bob."
"That was to keep you In line."
"You told Johnny once you
loved me."
"That was to keen Johnny In
line."
"And you told Ted Hopkins"
"Which reminds me. Ted did a
wretched Job on my Ford. Rod, I
got stuck In the hills last Sunday.
If Dan hadn t been along to
help"
He scowled. "You see a lot of
him. don't you?"
"He's fun. At least he isn't al
ways talking about love. A girl
can be herself around Dan."
Bob's the mv. Ruth. I hate to
say it, but there it Is."
do at uonunuea)
WOODBURN FOOD SALE
Woodburn A food and mis
cellaneous auction sale will be
held by the Women's Society
of Christian Service . of the
Woodburn Methodist church
Friday, April 24; beginning at
8 p.m. In the church social
room. C. H. Buchanan will
be auctioneer. Refreshments
will be served by the Method
ist Youth Fellowship and the
public Is invited.
STEVE ROPER
jZZjToO I HAVE ANV (but. KIT-.T TM AFBAlD
f - 1- V CHOICE. STEVE TMI4 ONLVf TUB MEANINS I
KIT-- SUBELYOU( AFTER PNDIM rw.J MEANS i IS QUITE CLEAR
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Lower lint requires two tubs of
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TOLD ME HOW A BIG 6lL TRUCK AND
TRAILER WENT OFF THE ROAD LAST
JANUARY AND CRACKED UP IN THE FIELD
WHERE WE FOUND THE POOL OF OILf..
HE SAID 7000 GALLONS OF CRUDE OIL
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GOVERNMENT TO CLOSE
MAGNESIUM PLANT
Spokane, OP) The govern
ment has decided to shut down
its 20 million dollar magnes
ium plant here as soon as pos
sible because enough of the
strategic light metal is now
stockpiled, it was disclosed
Wednesday.
The plant, rehabilitated
1951 and operated by Pacific
Northwest Alloys Co., employs
750 men. Lay-off notices will
start next week.
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