Tuesday, April 28, 195j
' Par 14
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
STEVE HOPEB
RADIO PROGRAMS
The Voice of Love
- By WILLIAM NEUBAUER
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(AT Hevaluturai)
CHAPTER U
History spun the geograhy globe
with , restless movement ol her
heed. Looking around the large,
unlit classroom with Its new
desks, big biackDoards and beauti
ful colored maps, she found her
self anvvlrur Grace Tavlor. and
the Joshing words: "Principal's
pet!" rose to her Hps. bm sne
didn't utter them. That which
shattered-a girl's peace of mind,
that which constricted her throat,
tied her nerves Into knots, kept
her sleepless although her burn
ing ayes and aching head yearn
ed for the balm of slumber, was
omeUimg too serious to be Joked
about.
Then Orace appeared at last,
slim and lovely in her tweed suit,
her golden hair warm-toned in the
sunshine. Ruth smiled at her and
happily turned her mind to other
things. "Any luck?"
"Nope." Grace perched on a
corner of the desk. "Mr. Quince
was apologetic - In his pompous
way. but the school he announced,
was In no position to sanction such
' an outing. Ibere were questions.
Suppose the boat sank? Sup
pose a child, fell overboard and
drowned? Or suppose a few of
them got a bad case of sunburn?"
"Suppose?"
Orace shrugged. "I daresay he's
right, though. Just a plcnlo on the
beach wlllhave to do, I'm afraid.
"They'll be disappointed,'' Ruth
reflected aloud. "The little brats
really worked. I was so proud ot
Johnny Smith la particular!"
sua ..."
Ruth nodded. She drew on her
white gloves, picked her handbag
from the desk and walked with
Orace down the long, silent hall
to the exit of Building Two. Com
pleting only her second year at the
school, she still found It a novelty,
In June, to be able to hear birds
singing on the lawn and to be
able to walk anywhere along the
. asphalt paths without fear of be
ing run down by some boy on a
bicycle. She shook her head.
"Peel a year older?"
"A year richer. How about
you?"
"The same. Are we sentimental
ists, Orace. or are children really
as wonderful as we think they
are?"
'They're grand I said Orace
firmly. "A person's lucky If her
work throws her Into contact with
children. They're so quick, so
lively, so bright! And aU their
Illusions an still lntactl"
Ruth Interrupted. Her mind was
grasshopper sort of mind. It
couldn't remain in one place very
long this afternoon. It had to hop
from here to there If only to keep
from dwelling on Dan, the Impact
Dan had upon her life.
"Ill be back next year," she
aid flatly, dismissing the subject.
That's to aay, If the .campaign
-this summer leaves m with en
ergy enough to teach."
There was much that Orace
could' have told her about that.
' Interested In ascertaining the
chances Ikihralm Carlisle had to
, be elected mayor. Orace Taylor
had undertaken a private poll.
Each . of her friends had been
asked: 'IvuchetU or Carlisle, a
community hospital, or the old
Cant Curtis Pattern
system." Three out ot tour bad
snapped: "LuchetU. At least he
nas sense enougn to recognise
there's a limit to the spending
people can do." But Orace was a I
kind, understanding creature who
never in ner lue naa aaaea agony
to azony. She dldnt now. "It11 be
an Interesting summer, no doubt.
n staying in uoiaen ub, inci
dentally." She paused. Then a
beautiful flush crept up her falr
skin all the way to her cute,
rounded forehead. 'Til have to get
the new nouse in order, you see."
tne mwr
Orace made llaht of It. "Oh.
Yelbert and I decided we miarht as
weuoatue in our own home as
here at the school, we thought
we a give marriage a wmri."
Ruth swallowed. She felt half-
suffocated, and had to inhale
deeply several times. All the wait
ing over? The pain, the horrible
p&in of not knowing, at an end?
"How wonderful I You must let me
give vou a shower."
xou goose." chortled loruirinni
Orace Taylor, "why do you sup
pose you're the first to be told?"
Questions rose to Ruth's con
fused, milling mild. When had
race decided? How had she final
ly found the couratte to make the
plunge? Would she continue tj
teach? Did she think It wise to
repose all her hopes for happiness
in trie hands or a human oeingr
But a floor bansed shut in tnc
Administration BulMir. "HI I"
hailed Yelbert Quince. He came
toward them with his long strides.
uie euii oi ms trousers napping
about his brlsuy moving anues.
Meeting Grace's glowing purple
eyes, she discovered Orace would
n't be annoved If she were to be
left alone with Mr. Quince. "I'll
give you a ring, sne wnisperea to
Orace, then whirled and went
quickly to her Ford.
A rueiui grin greeted ner. -it
took you a ions time," complained
Bob O'Brien. "I thought you'd
never come out." -
While she stared, goggle-eyed,
he opened the door and reached
for her hand. Before she could
recover her wits he pulled her Into
the ear and had the ernrine pur
ring under the hood. "Thought,"
he explained, "that it was time I
naa a jook at you.
nils, she thought, is being ri
diculous. '
She met his rue coolly. "I hap
pened to be busy, Bob. In the ev
ent you haven't being reading the
papers, the hotel's doing a rush
ing business."
Oh. I read the naoers from
time to time. You mustn't think
that farmers don't take an interest
in the world. By the way, con
gratulate your father for me. will
you?"
He Ignored the road that led to
Oolden City, He struck east
through the county seat of Bel
fast to Highway 1. Presently they
were In among the hills, taking
the side road down through Peter
man's Canyon, There they found
mid-summer temperature.
(To Be Continued) ,
When the British coronation
chair was made for Edward I
near the end of the 13th Cen
tury, the man who made it was
paid five pounds.
- us
Summer Weliht Shrui. Crochet
this llght-as-a-teather summer
shrug In nylon fingering yarn or
. In 3 -ply baby lephyr yarn so It
will be light and airy to wear over
sun-back frocks over pastel or
white cotton evening gowns. Very
pretty in yellow, powder blue,
golden yellow, white or navy. All
crocheted, washable, Inexpensive!
Send 30c lor the SUMMER
WEIGHT CROCHETED SHRUG
(Pattern No. 697 instructions for
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street, San Francisco 5, Calif.
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pending on fabric used (perhaps a
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no. ran is cut in sizes 10, 12, 14,
18, It, 30. 61m 16: 4V4 yds. 36-in.
or 3tt yds. ot 39-ln. material.
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Pratum Both Pratum Men
nonite and Methodist churches
have been doing remodeling
and redecorating the church
basements. .
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gun-
thrle ot Kokomo, Ind., arrived
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Pooler Wednesday. Mrs,
Gunthrie is the daughter of the
Poolers. The Gunthrles drove '
from Kokomo and visited in
several states on their way to
Oregon.
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4. Oriental .
cart
t. Distant
13. Negative
prefix
13. Lazar
14. Be under
obligation
13. Kind of spice
17. Was afraid
19. Great Lake
20. By
22. Minus
23. Earl;
evening
26. Masculine
nickname
28. Ribbed cloth
29. Rowed
S3. Made uni
form 35. Assistant
minister
38. Soldering
material
37. Existed
38. Bronxe In
the sun
3a, Cheap
' house "
42. Vegetable
organism
45. Flow back
40. Having an
oflemdve
smell
40. Member ot s
Semitic
race
SL Heroine ot
53. Commotion
54. Small cross
stroke on
a letter
M.Edge
57. Decade
68. Upright
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B. Have being
9. Fronts
10. Windmill
sails
11. Anarchists
10. Cry of a cat
18. Place of
worship
21. Swindler;
slang
21 Goddess ot
peace
25. Dwelling
28. Pronoun
27. Salutation
30. Poisonous
snakes
31. Greek letter
32. Snug room
34. Saltpeter
95. Fine linen
fabric
37. Snider's trap
40. Not so old
41. At present
42. Not this
43. Interpret!
archiae
44. Very black
47. Tresh-watef
porpoise
48. Moist
50. Compass
point
M.Fieouentlr
55. Cortceralag