Monday, August 24, 1953
Page 14
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
BURNED
y KATHLEEN NORMS
i CHAPTER SO
afollle and Dan Moor had
pleasant, ugly, unimaginative
House out in 61. Francla Mood.
It was a bouM of children: Mol-
lle had four children, and suit
ol her mendi at xast one or two.
The talk In the house was. all
oi formulas, two? scnools, "slt
ten nursery discipline, nursery
moral.
' ' Jennifer was Immensely popu-
t lar among them. Jennifer adored
children, and the children as
i always reciprocated1: Mollle's
irwnos anew a pan, at least of
her romantic story, and they
could not study enough the Cin
drella girl who sat among them
In all her beauty ard happiness.
"You vera going to say . .
Jennifer asked Mollle.
"Well, I dont know whether I
was going to say or not." Mollle
said hesltantiy. "Dan would mur
der me. He made me swear that
I'd keep this a secret from every,
one especially from you."
"Mollie, you're dodging some-thin..-
.
"Jim IJpplncott. He's home He
got here this morning." ,
"Married? That's what you were
afraid to tell me."
"No, not married," Mollle said,
"but he's hurt. He's come back
wounded"
"Mollle! DylngT And you dldnt
tell me l"
"No. He got anot through the
arm."
"Where Is 'ie. Mollle?"
"At Letterman Hospital In the
Presidio. But he Isn't allowen to
see anyone, Jen. They wouldn't
let Dan see him. You see. they
thought they could save the arm
when they brought him up from
, the Honolulu hospital
t "Thought they could save It!"
"Yea. But it didn't behav so
well on the trip." Mollle went
on. And at Son Diego day before
yesterday this doctor saw It and
, he brought Jim straight up here
to see Lindsay.
j "I believe there's f consultation
i tonight, and then tlfey're gou,c to
; watch It or plug sulfa something
i Into him," Mollle admitted un
willingly. "But. I believe Lindsay
he was there all this morning
wasn't very hopeful."
i Jennier descended through the
i fog-drenched garden to the wait-
in car.
' "Slsson," she said, "there are
: so manv war weddings going on
... There might be an office
i open ... I might find tome one
i ' "Yes, mLs,' said eld 81sson.
-uity Hau first," she said
It was only half an hour later
that she entered the hospital,
mounted In the elevator to the
mira iioor.
Jennifer went to the bedside,
was on her knees.
Jennifer laid her hand on his
left hand and he opened his heavy
eyes.
"Jim," she said. Instantly his
took brightened.
"Jennifer," his lips formed the
Word, making no sound.
"Yes. We're golnt to be married
Jim. I went to City Hall this
afternoon to find out If our mar
riage license waa. atill valid and
was told it Is. Will you marry me.
darling, right now? Listen to me,
Jim; you only have to nod your
head. Don't talk. Do you think
you can aay, 'i ao 7
t "I know I can," he aald hoarse-
Jy, distinctly with a smile.
There were people already be
hind her; It was all very quick.
The nurse " looked completely
stupefied, but the other nurse was
there, and an old priest. Jenni
fer remained kneeling: her re
sponses were leu audible than
were Jim's.
A moment came when she felt
the old nurse press her shouidcr
and saw a plain gold ring in her
fingers,
"Yes ... he cant ... Ill put
It on, Jennifer murmured. But
Jim took it from her with his
left hand and she spread her fin
gers for him to slip It on her
ring finger himself. Then he
brought hand and ring to his lips,
and Jennifer heard someone sob
behind her and the brushing of
feet, and she and Jim were alone.
He had dewed off again' she
, knelt motionless, her hand still In
his.
He opened his eyes.
Jenny," he began thickly.
"Yea, here, taking care of you,
and you're all right," she whis
ered back. ,
"Did they ten you? They're
. going to cut It olf
"Yea. I know. Take It easy,
Jim. Oo to sleep If you can."
"You going to stay here?'
"Yea." He dosed off again. Jen
niter stayed until a nurse and
two doctors came back Intc the
room. One of the doctors heiprd
her to her feet and followed her
Into the corridor.
"We are very much afraid . ."
he aald. "It la too bad. But If It
la no clearer In the moraine It
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slowing
motion
f. Water craft
11. Foliage
12. Permits
, 14. Poplars
15. Seven-line
stanza
1. Mix
17. Dine
19. Headllner
20. Drive a nail
at an angle
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26. Rowing
implement
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M. Weight
3a Part ol a
church
31 Minister
35. Some
3(1. Godly person
38. Edge
4& Russian
villages
41. Ocean
43. Sue of type
44. Egg dish
4& Articles ot
apparel
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. fishers for
eels
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will be dangerous to put tt off
any longer -She
-went down the stem and
back to the hotel. In the spacious
drawing room her grandmother
was furiously finishing a hard
rubber.
When she came Into Jennifer's
room a few minutes later It was
to find the girl stretched on her
Deo. arms locked under her head
eyes on space.
"Cranny darling X was married
an nour ago.
"What did you say?" demanded
the older woman.
"I was married to Captain Jim
Lipplncott, Granny, about an
nour ago."
The old woman said:
"Well, the sooner you get him
over to Ciddinu the better.
You II te wanting to go Hack to
the hospital? Call room service
and have them bring you up
something to eat.'
She waddled away, to Jennifers
half-laughing, half crying. "I
adore you. uranny.'-
Seven daya later Jennifer aat
knitting composedly In Jim's hos
pital room, jennner looted up
to find Jim's eyes wide open and
fixed upon her.
sua mere." ne said ouieiiy
"Dont move it, Jim. Dont stir
It up." she looked anxiously at
the arm.
"Youre telling me. Are they
going to leave It on?" he aoked.
iney ining so. in laci, unosay
told me definitely this morning."
"Jennifer. If I get well and
the war's over, and when I'm
fixed in some sort of Job, will you
marrv me?
"I have always considered my.
self engaged to you. Jim," she
answered composedly.
"Well have darned little to
start on. It may take me weeks
montns to get over mis '
"Well manaee.
He lav still for a while, his eyes
closed. Jennifer reflected upon
what had been taking place at
Glddlngs. Her grandmother had
kept the place in an uproar lot a
arajilr vattlncp raaHv fur Mtha farv-
taln.i He was to have a suite of
rooms downstairs.
In a few davs now Jim could be
moved. Jennifer watched him,
wonderina how she was to break
to him one piece of Information
he had apparently foriotten and
one or two others that might
prove something of a shock.
"Never run away from me
again. Jenny," he said, opening
his eyes.
"I never will."
"What scared you?"
"You mean that Saturday. Jim.
the day before we were to have
been married? Do you remem
ber?" "Do I remember!" he echoed In
faint scorn.
"That day I met someone, quite
by accident. Someone I never
wanted to see again, Jim It
brought It all back to me. It
wasn't as If I had told you all
the sad, stupid, mistaken things
I'd ever done.- That would have
been different. But I couldn't,
there on the day before my wed
ding, know that he was alive in
the world, friendly and cheerful
and not touched at all, and that
I knew and he knew and you
didn't."
"Fool." the man aald mildly
"You put us both through ail
mis ior mair xouve oeiuer
sense than that. Jennifer.
"Ordinarily, malbe. I went sort
or craiv. Jim. I was in a panic.
But he's dead now, the man I
met that- day." ,
war7"
"Training at an air base down
south. Betty aaw it in the paper.
so you won t run away again? -"Never
again . . . Jim. you
know I'm living with my grand
mother now," Jennifer said.
"Mollle was in for a minute yes
terday, vou know." he said, 'and
she said that your grandmother
neipeo out a lot. nut sne sort oi
laughed when she said It
"Good old Mollle, she kept her
word and didn't give anything
away." Jennifer said. "You'll like
Oranny, "You're coming to us of
course, as soon as they'll let you
move."
Butgosh no, darling. I can!
let you assume the responsibility
for me, Jim said. "I may have
to lie around for weeks. Much
better leave me here or In any
one of the base hospitals. I'm
not going to drag you down If
I can help It."
"Jim, do I look dragged downy
You look .especially wonderful.
Jenny. And no man ever wanted
his wife as I want mine. But we
have to wait a Utile longer, sweet
heart." At this she came ever and knelt
beside his bed, covering his left
hand with Doth of hers.
"Jim. do you remember the day
you came here, and they were
going to cut off your arm?"
"uon i you rememDer my coming
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Trader Louie Does It Again
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III lJ 1870 Lane Ave. Phone 38558
Amity P. 0. Has
Job for Clerk
Amity Federal civil service
has announced an examination
for substitute clerk, at $1,304
on hour, to fill vacancies in the
post office service at Amity.
Applicants must actually re
side within the delivery zone
of the Amity post office or be
bona fide patrons of that of
fice.
PflrtAnt Am.1n.,1 In Ik. A
- -- . u viiiptujiu in tile mil
Ity post office will be consid
ered patrons of the office.
Th rPIficlnr,, frn 4S.I-
amination will be used to fill
uuui permanent ana non-perm-
ai:iib appuintments.
East Salem
East Salem A family pic
nic supper for members of the
Lansing Neighbors Garden
club was served Thursday
night on the lawn at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rathjen
on Lansing Ave.
present for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larkins,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ballard
and Shirley Pendleton, Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Petfer, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Kremer and Nor
man, Mr. and Mrs. Halbert
ROOM & BOARD
7 I MO A LANDOWNER, COUSIN HOMER.' V WMATU HE
IHO l AY VttU IU LfVWKilie Al I. DUWIIHA
SLEEPY PINE SLOPESV -A REALTY FIBW f CAMPSITE? HE
HEAR WHERE I W0RK. HAD A CONTEST Of f. HASNT ENOUGH
GUESSING HOW MANY BEANS WERE IN ': MONEY TO PUT UP
A FISHBOWL AND OFFERED A FREE A BIRDHOUSE
LOT FOR THE NEARE5T FkSURfc ON IT'
1 WON W TH A OUfcii
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(?;RST THING
Ni i rr
EVER OWNED
P. M.
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K0AC ZSriZ iilt JESS
Bipclallr fr Wmibi 11:M. Hiif
it: is. neen wwtm nar.
MaellUIItnl U . llfB Off.
NO MONET DOWN
Kemper, Nickey, Larry and
Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Berwyn
Maxwell and daughters, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Willard Cole, Mrs.
Odra Welch and son Sammy,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zajic, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hartley and
Mr. and Mrs. Rathjen and
grandson David.
Mrs. Rex Peffer was hostess
for her pinochle club at her
Hollywoooj Dr. home Wednes
day night. A picnic supper was
served before games. Present
were Mrs. Sam Stitchler. Mrs.
Mae Kinser, Mrs. Max Barhyte,
Mrs. Forrest Eckles, Miss Jen
Longin, Mrs. George Shull,
Mrs. Bee Glanius, Mrs. Wm.
Johnson and the hostess.
Former Hollywood Dr. res
idents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ro
gow and children, Mickey, Ter
ry Lynn and Martin, are guests
in the home of her parents, the
Pete Meshelles at Turner.
Mrs. Charles Bottolft has re
turned to her home on Sunny
view Ave. from Des Moines,
Iowa, where she was called by
the illness and death of both
her father and mother.
toi r.n GUY!
Philadelphia (U.B Clay
Brook, 31, was in custody today
because he was picked up in
connection with a case he knew
nothing about Brook broke the
wrists of both policemen who
sought to question him and
then bit one of them.
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