Tuesday, May 12, 1933
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
RADIO PROGRAMS
STEVE ROPER
The Voice of Love
WEDNESDAY P. M.
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CHAPTER 23
ii the excitement
Great
around the old hotel. Almost with
the first speech the guests split
Into two camps. There were those
who felt that Ephraim Carlisle
would make a good mayor lor the
simple reason that he was a good
hotel manager. On the other hand,
there were those who'd been great
lv Impressed bv Laniilev and Dan
Curtis. As Miss Plunkett summed
up their feelings in her bugle
like) tones: They're rich men. They
dont have to grub lor a living.
Therefore the hospital will be
properly run at a cost all can
afford to oav.
Yet Captain Johnny Lord had
a different view oi mat wnen ne
called Saturday evening to take
Ruth to the mass meeting. "It's
cockeyed, Ruth. Here's a fellow
who could be going back to New
York m the lau. I oonx Know
how much his uncle makes, but
if Dan Curtis is his agent ho must
get at least ten per cent of those
earnings. Bo why docs he want
to stay here? He won't ever make
the money here that he can make
in radio."
"Perhaps he's a doctor who
wants to be a doctor."
"Boh washed uo. Ruth?"
She wished Johnny would stop
looking at her that way. one
wasn't a monster! She hadn't be
trayed anyone I She'd never given
Bob reason to hope she'd marry
"I never loved hlra, Johnny. I
like him very much. But beyond
that"
not reason. She shivered, "John
ny, this is terrible!"
He nodded. As they found seats
down front the fire-department
band played a fanfare and up
jumped Mayor Luigl Luchettr to
the platform. The first shot of
tiie camnalgn was to be answered.
"My fine friends," he boomed
genially, "she's a pleasure for to
see you again. Me, I don't talk
the Eenglesh so good, but the
heart, she's in the right place. You
vote for me, you no vote for me,
she's all the same to me. Mayor
Luchetti, she's love all of you to
night. "She's love you too much." he
boomed on, "tor to see the taxes
go up. Me, I work for the living,
too. You, you work for the living
same as me. But do ' e get ahead?
Hah. see what the food costs! See
what the shoes cost! See what the
car costs! This makes me sorry
for all the peoples and for Mayor
jjucneiu, too.
There was applause.
He denounced the Civic Better
ment Society for Its socialistic ten
dencies. He denounced the free
loaders of fisherman's Quarter
who expected the city to shoulder
the costs of their illnesses. But it
w a s n't all denunciation. For
Ephraim Carlisle he announced
pity rather than animosity. "For
she's a good man," he told his
audience. "She serve fine meals,
she's a fine friend to all. She's
Joosta man led into deep water
By anouier Old man wno areervra
the pity, too, for she's worn out
from forty years of being the fine
doc."
It was a good show. In the days
that followed Ruth heard the sen
timents of the mayor repeated
over and over again by his fol
lowers.
Up went the blood pressure of
KDnraim uariisie. 'name cauina:
A rotten trick! You can call names
even while you're pretending not
to.
No less annoyed, Rutn managea
to hold onto ner temper, -xou
might," she said mildly, "insist
Mint licli be used to decide the
iau. You mlEht Drint an adver
tisement saying that you can call
Had names, too, out mat you nuvc
twi much resoect ior wie inw?w
oAnA of thn voters to do so."
X1C OA, UU1", -vv-
"Thev wouldn't print Jt in the
paper."
She chuckled. "Dad, Sean
I IhjfemjgdFANn IF THE CAMERA 6IBL OPT A ; I jhjsnirnt-wtiide gWBi
f 1 " 'i '-M---'-- SHARP FOCUS ON ME, I CAN PROVE "-taa AAyXCVCAAJ 1 "1
ACCORDING TO THI5 aCCK, TjJ V ' V"' I WA5NT IN TORCHVS ROOM S tt.tffSr T,'?-.'.'
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Tn hr rnllof' thev reached the In'Mnllpv isn't a monster. As
park." . matter of fact, he very Ilrmly be-
Rut hi discovered an unusual Heves in the rlKht for all to be
thine as she glanced arouna at heard. And tnen, oi course, we ao
thm frowd. Most of tne Deonie nave ouarter-DaKe aos in nu
thn were merchants and their newsnaner each week, don't wer
famlllea. farmers and white-collar I H stared, but not for the rea-
workers. The fishermen were con- on she thought. "Hmmm. Could
spicuous by their absence, as were! J, you're right. Look, while we're
th TArmprs' nirea nanas. ana ujc nil nern nice ana Deaceiui nice.
lower paid people who worked in I what are you going to do during
the 'various stores. A chill went I the campaign? I don't care if
MirtiiTh hpr ap what harm Dan win'rit fieqinst. me. That'n all riffht.
had done already! By this appeal You have the right to think, to
in mnmr amotion ne a aiviaeo tne nan vonr own mind. But u ri ne
town on class lines. With niacti- nire tn know."
eallv one stroke of his pen he'd "I'm aealnst the sort of cam-
clouded the Issue. Now the hos- paign they're conducting, Dad. I'm
nital was unlmoortant to these fllinr Dan so when he comes back
people, a oeaaiy uisiui, una uecu irom ean fTancisco. l tninK it's
given, and now anger would fight, a disgrace to use such an argu-
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"Let him. grinned Enhraim
Carlisle. He ran his hand through
his thin sandy hair. "Every time
tney call tnose names I get more
votes." .
Which isn't the way for the
issue to be decided. Right, Mom?"
isiien uariisie noaaed. mere
were other thoughts in her mind,
ana to her they were more im
portant than the campaign. This,
she was thinking, was the old
Ruth. This was a creature of mind
as well as emotion. With luck . , .
but there Ellen Carlisle stopped,
not oaring to go lurtner.
(To Be continued)
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THURSDAY 6 A.M. TO 1 1 :45 A.M.
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your favorite cottons; later, sew
the three-quarter cutled sleeve
version in winter-warm fabrics.
No. 2853 is cut In sizes 13. 14,
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adorable bunnies are In the multi
color transfer process WHICH
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little bunnies they arc in their
brown fur and plnk-llned eas. Iron
them onto play suits, sun suits,
little sweat shirts, pajamas, dress
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mollis measuring j ana 4 incnes.
Send 30c for the Multicolor Bun
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NUMBER to CAROL CURTIS,
Cnpltal Journal, 652 Mission street,
San Francisco 5, Calif.
VOUR HEART AND BLCOP
PRESSUM ARE NORMAL
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Wheat Forecast
Wows Increase
Washington (P) The Agri
culture Department Monday
forecast this year's winter
wheat crop at 729,884,000
bushels.
This figure was 15,130,000
bushels more than the 714,-
154,000 bushel forecast of a
month ago. It compares with
last year's crop of 1,052,801,
000 bushels and the ten-year
1942-51 avej-age of 797,237,000
The new estimate did not
alter prospects of rigid produc
tion controls being applied to
the 1954 wheat crop to prevent
creation of excessive reserves
The department made no .
forecast on the spring w'heat
crop, but should It turn out at
the average of 285 million
bushels, the combined winter
and spring wheat crops would
be 1,104,884,000 bushels. -
Wedding Anniversary
Albanv Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Renninger celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary mun
day at their home in Albany.
Mr. Renninger was a Linn
county commissioner for more
than 20 years. He is now re
tired. Assisting in the cele
bration were the Renninger s
two children, Mrs. Hal Bennett,
Portland, and Mrs. T. R. Bay
less, Albany. The Renningers
were married May 11, 1903 in
Albany. The couple lived near
Halsey before coming to Al
bany. '
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name
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