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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1953)
Wednesday, An?ut 12, 1953 THE CAPITAL TOVKSXU'Siltm.Driim STEVE ROr IRADO P?0Gf?4MS BURNED FINGERS ly KATHLEEN MORRIS V THURSDAY M. KOCO IKGW VESJijlf "BeSUteWVSS P COULD y3U (X CAS I V.,. tf R M t I KHMTMS ri MS7EiT ACTH h'M IN TSY j. - Zl. "N. - l KOIN r cm KSLM UN MSC CHAPTEM 20 Tb bineiwd lui at U-x Cliff Haute) 1U1 Uim buc Pttllle mi roiktag In berjtti in piuu rail ing who Uetir Uole waa art. TUoe meant Dotnlng to burn He - bought hrt a wubLjr stuffed pan da (the ut a u that taut twenty-five dollar arid reflected tbat ih mora Uian ah and Bettv paid for rent: but no matter, ail thi wa treat fun! eUanttlaut had duly liven a concert In Oakland on Tnuraday night: he told Je-vntfer that It Guved to be auen an oration that wuhed ah had been there. Her face waa radiant under the brim of a new cheap hat. with three fresh cotton rarderilaa on It, and Jennifer wore a clutter of the real blowum on her shoulder, Jennifer aald, tbi getting tail for vou ilk. -olivet. Stan ahe finished wlin a full serious 1m. 0h knew the valua of this look now: It rendered bun peech lea for secondi during which her heart beat faal with a aort of frightened trlumoh. "Com on," he aald abruiitly w har to go downtown Main. I hav picked out a little rreent for rou. I want to ae U you Ilk li lt wa now after thrj o'clock Betty and the girl arid Jennifer were to din with Aim at tlw hotel at half put alx: ah had promised to be at home In Ur.i to curl Fad- dy't and Jflni'i hfjr for the occa sion. 8he brgar, to j uneasy about the time. A general tent of disappointment, disillusion ment, took iKiaseulon of her. The glow and t.irlll of the morning wrr dlatlvaled: ahe feit oddly rial, atari wa leaving 101 um Angele at n'ne: ahe ni tlad that he wa going on could not keep rmnga up at tnu pilch And yet wht waa left, beyond to morrow? Confuted emotion dit to: bed her at'd made her tome- ht llent, somewhat artlllcal In manner during their drive down town. HI preaent for her. It seemed, waa In hi hotel suite. Would ahe come up? HI accompanist would be there practicing, probably, but an wouia not mind mm? No o. Jennifer aald hesitantly, ahe wouldn't mind him. Well but ahe mustn t have uoh a doleful face about! Btan told her. laugh ing. The room Into which he usher ed her wa beautiful: creamy car- Ret, creamy wall, furniture up olstered In dark blue flower, mirrors. There wa a trcmendou piano, but nobody wa there. Oh, It wa damnable, thought Jennifer, to be a woman, to be (tibject to all these miseries of emotion! Atari Intercut In her wa merely an evidence of ad miration and affection. She stood at the window and looked down at the square blown by a bleak afternoon wind. The sunshine wa tone, a- fog wa creeping In. No-, body wa going to lock door on anybody, right here In a down town hotel .. . Nothing to be afraid of . . . "Here It la," Stan aald. return ing. Jennifer started, turned to (mile at him. But her second look at the box he held In hi hand blotted out th smile. It wa a great oblong, heavy box of shiny black moire paper with the name of the city' cmartet furrier let tered on It In gold. Stan, currying It with both hands, took It to th table and lifted off th top. Jennifer aw layer and layer of silky tissue paper. Instead of approaching, he retreated with a suddenly Crimsoning face. "No I dont want you to . . . you mustn't , . ." the stammered. "Mustn't what?" he (aid. "You've not even aeen It yet. Why, what a face you looked acaredi" She probably did looked ac(red, Jennifer thought. In amirv sell- contempt. Beared and young and illy and self-conscious and all the other horrible thing ahe thought ah had been outgrowing. "You think It' a mink coat, and you can't accept It?" Stan said In his kindest, half-amused and half-aflecllonate voice. "No. dear. I knew you were too small a girl for that. It' only I suppose I could have msrte It flowers or SHOW YOUR SMILE! Keep tooth bright Chew Wrigley'i Spearmint Cum. aTVtwtrit k.n. ti ..- t4g. toolK Help keep them naturally bright. r-- iVhi tatty turn daily. ROOM BOARD rAS A LUMBERJACkA I ONCE HAD A FRIGHTENING FALL- I WAS TOPPING A 180- fOOT PINE WHEN MV SAFETy BELT BROKE, BUT LUCKILY A THICK BEDDING OF PINE NEEDLES CUSHIONED! LANDING TO JUST A SHAKE-UP w ..' 'iX 1 m nicT cuaicc.iid i y fj iT rt it c-(xxaowvS " i vI ? vr-'1 I SEwweiemE J y.NJV ' f fs fuLrsip-pN r V i A frl Sr'? unwhtwe lVI cancy or acme other truck,' nc Interrupted huattj to aay regret fully, out 1 aaw It la a window and It looked ufc you, ana U didn't coat anything lit watt you Ulnk It did!" Jennifer cam to th Labia and Stan luted and orea on two hand the Uao wow coat, bark brown and darker brown In a fin cneck, witn two sum aole for the collar. Jennifer knew llama wool when ah a It, and aeolea too. fn had not been more than a year at Vogeitang't without learning to recognize cists; Uila wa th very aristo crat of aport coata. "It seems." Bun waa murmur ing. "It teem that-UU fur doo dad cornea off; It unnoou here tomewnere, and you can wear 11 with a plain talLeur?" Jennifer antwered in a some what thickened vole. "Its too beautiful!" And ahe smiled at nun with a little rueful that of the head, feeling herself ana ken and athamed, but very sure. "And thank you, Btan ' an went on breauilettiy. "It wa very kind of you. But I can't take It, and you know I can't I feel that way about IL I'm sorry. I've known au along or J know now any way . Awkward, childish.' despicably iiupiai to leave mm s Lancing there, to back toward the door and turn quickly and escape through It with that surprised, Innocent, disappointed look of hi naunting ner. . Her breath toDoed again. Betty and th girl were expecting her nau ueen exoeciine ner lor an hour at least. She had promised mj get noma in time-10 ao their hair for the treat excitement of dining downtown with Stanislaus LJcnienateln. Now there wouldn't be any hair-do nor rj dinner either. Sick With self -con lemnt hnmi. llatlon, doubt, m It trust, he went Into the house. Instantly the wa swept Into the whirl of a crltl. Faddy had fallen In the street I ana nrcwen ner wrist; EJna wa tearfully telephoning for a doc tor; tieuy was distractedly at- temDtlne to oulet th acrsamlna child while obviously In need of some quieting influence herself Jennifer waa ashamed ot the re lief that swept throagh her whole being. When the doctor had tele phoned and Faddy, rather oieased with herself, had been twent off with her mother to the hospital iur A-rays ana Donesemng, Jen nifer, for Elna' . benefit, went through the fare of teleiihonlno Stan, all' the time holding down the telephone receiver, and took Elna to the movies. in next dav the Loin Bettv about the coat, shook her head wisely when Jennifer flnlthed wun a wutful. "Of course he only meant It In friendship, and i wa an awiui looi not to take 11." And with her words suddenly a confuted a the card themselves he put her head down on her arm and began to cry. u-wv wwcicg wis rauio wne and watched her in helDleaa sym pathy. if you'd once lay all your trouble on the Lord ..." ahe sug gested mildly. Betty and Seely were church member now. "Oh, bah -h -hi' waa what Jen nifer wanted to aay. Instead she said nothing and began furiuosly to play her cards again. Present ly the said sulkily, "You have trouble even If you do lav them on the Lord." "No. I don't have troubles." Betty aruwered. "None I can't! "ear yet, ana cant understand too. You see, I never should have left Clint, ahe went on aentten tiously. "Oh, Betty," Jennifer broke In Impatiently, "how can you say that! He hit you." I know he did." said Bettv. But he'd been drlnkln and I'd been drinking. If I'd done what I should have done , . ." She went Into a long review of the past. Jennifer Interrupted oc casionally' with an unconvinced sniff. "I remember that Sunday morning." ahe aald finally, "with little baby Elna coming out crv lug In her nightgown, and you two going It In the kitchen." "That Sunday morning never should have occurred," Betty aald solemnly, Jennifer regarded hef hrewdlv "Betty, you've een Clint lately?" sne aaxea euaaeniy. . "Well, ye, I have," Betty ad mltted unwillingly. "Where?" "Well, he' been to the office twice. "Betty," Jennifer pleaded after a moment of alienee, "you know mat wnen a "nan once drinks' "Clint Blade hunt touched drop of anything for two years." Betty Mid briefly. She turned up ine raaio. IT (Te Be Continued) " parkllng smile Is nignry Important Refreshing! AfSi' AAMl By Ahem TlISM RlfUACT-UP Wir.u mountain n inAnrpc. mucin. SiDER N a mirf ifln-Fmr faii tuc (.iucic ROLLING OUT OF A FOWTH HAMMOCK' "HM.l RECALL A TOPrtE I ONCE HAD IN THE ANDES MOUNTAINS-- , HARROWING ra OF 4300 FEET ...nirvl l ,.ifrn J THIS WILL Pmi Uiu .-. 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Keith McNary, an appren tice seaman in the submarine division of the naval reserve, will be home soon following a 28 day cruise at San Fran cisco. Airman 2c John Van Lieu arrived last week to spend a 48-day furlough with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Van Lieu. He has been stationed at an airbase in Mississippi since last November. On his return to duty, SeDt.. 16, he will re port to Tacoma, Wash., from where he will go to Fairbanks, Alaska, for 18 months serv ice. He is a radio interceptor with the security forces. Bethel Park Bethel Park Mrs. Ben Roe of Colton, Ore. visited her mortier, Mrs. Nellie Stanley Monday. Miss Dorma LuBunn is va cationing in Yellowstone Park, ACROSS i. Distant . 4. Go by 1 Minced dltb at meat 12. Utilii IX Leav out 14. Curved molding 15. Determined 17. Clot 16. Roman flat U. Sewing implement 21. Extinct bird 23. Passage in 25. Declares 27. Electrified ptrtirl 23. Seed con tainer 11. Twice Ova 32. fJisnop t headdress 24. River Spanish S3. Painting M. Anglo-Saxon king 27. Enchant ment St. Sever 41. Existent 41 Raillery 45. Encourage 47. Medicinal plant 48. Rashness 52. Glut 53. Arrow poison 54. Turn right 55. Pay attention St. Total ' I' J y;'A lJ I' I7 Ivi I' l' I" SM 1 il ll' 2i"Iiiili il i mm- " " j " " U t Sa l S5" " ;'f " TT (sis' Lsssas fcwH IssMjlUi. lsiS MIS Llla vmt Msski MtMar Kiss Earas asfci ttsn Ms Ifl kJsft Mask) klsrt ialksM T Wsat XssH rn W ail CUskBsass W ITrsint Tsas Tlsss Caaslstar Masts Ws.stfl hspsw Ch Waass TO 11:45 A.M. tt It IS BEX :-Z.t. I la I I KOAC. SS KOAC " Wsalktri ll:at, Caaeert tni U:tt. News ta Wealkart :M. Freaek Mails; l:ta. Off laelii l:St, Far Wtaea. Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sullivan stopped Saturday in Alhanv Ore., to visit her grandparents. Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Engles. The Engles accompanied the Sullivan to Gold Hill. Ore., where they spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Leo Gilman. The group visited Crater Lake. Miss Donna Edmond at tended Boys and Gfrls Camp at Camp Wycth, Ore., last week. Mill City Mill City Mrs. Lee Bassett left Sunday for a week's va cation with relatives at Seat tle. Mrs. Bassett is bookkeeper for the Mountain States Power Company in their Mill City office. ,'Clilford Swift of Tacoma is visiting with his mother, Mrs. NeU Swift. While here he is doing some repair work on her home. Mrs. Mel Robinson, Sharon Stone and Claudia Bruder were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lake at their Cut ler City home on the coast.' Mrs. Paul Ressler was hon ored on her birthday Sunday, Aug. 9, when a group of friends and relatives ur prised her with ,a no-host din ner at her home. a ai.iillnsrwolAjaTfraaatkag lutln f Vtittrday Puma 57. Dine DOWN 4. Long stick 5. Entertain 1 Occupy chair T. Person with ( very loud vole I. Term of endear ment t. Old 10. Fur-bearlnf animal 11. Present IS. Scent 20. Se eagles 21. Facts 22. Across 24. Stltpetcr 2(1. Strike 28. Renown 29. Lubricate SO. Deal out grtduslly S3. Wtnt of ectivit SS. Fqusl SR. Horse 40. Called 42. 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