SEW ING CIRCLE PATTERNS
LUST LOVER
BY
Ju'O -ftece Jro e h
“lHiffti
timer i t , s iJe-^iuept cJLi<
■ Irhard M cFarlaa», who dl«appear*d
d a rla f the S rit World War. It a v ia i hit
« If* , dalla, a ad two rhlldrea. luddenly
returaa 2S y e a ri later aad Id e n ilte i
hlm telf a t Captain Mackey. lUtloned
at the tam e ram p a t hit »on. Rlc,
•crvlag la World War II. R lr h ai be­
come lavolred with Sandra Calvert, a
divorcee who Captain Mackey knew at
one lime. He threaten« her, but the
and Rlc m arry anyway, and the ar­
rive« at Julia'« farm to live. She tu rtle «
Julia by reco(nlala< a picture ol Rich­
ard a t (hat ol C apU la M arkey. Sandra
and Jill, Rlc*« «liter, have a quarrel
durint which Sandra demand« 316.606
That night CapUIn M arkey arrive«, «ay-
'»« be 1« there to take Sandra to Rlc.
marriage. But I’d fight for him till on his experience,” John I. argued.
we both died, if anything threatened
Now, take a man that had never
him. Families are like that."
had , thought for anybody but him- GREEN ON WAY ol!T
He rose and moved absently near self, his experience might not be
her and laid his hand for a moment much help to him—that is unless he
WASHINGTON —Sparks are be-
on her hair. Jill took the hand and changed his ways a lot."
ginning to fly In the AFL executive
pressed it, looking up at him. ter­
"Only fools and dead men never c°uncll over who will succeed Pres
ribly sorry for him. He must, she change,” returned the captain. “Ex- William Green when Green flnaily
was thinking, have loved that lost perience can teach a man a great ls r*‘ire<i the rocking chair at the
child very much, and no doubt the deal. It can teach him, for in- i AFL national convention next Octo-
hurt of that loss had turned him stance, that there’s a time for ber ,n San Francisco.
in upon himself, made him bitter speech and a time to be silent.'*
George Meany, AFL secretary
and misunderstood, made him the
John
I.'s
black
eyes
sharpened
treasurer,
and "Big Bill” Hutche-
person Spang and others called Old and then grew sober.
I son, boss of the powerful Carpenters
Cyanide.
"If you've learned that, sir, you've union, are the leading aspirants at
Jill got up, a little disturbed by learned
the most important thing in this stage and both have been busy
the sharpness of her own emotions. human
experience,”
he said. “I’m as bird-dogs behind the scenes gar-
ou said you wanted to see my an old man and I know.”
CHAPTER XIX
nerlng support. It looks like a blt-
sister-in-law.” She made an awk­
"And being an old man. you'll ter battle.
“Gordon? No, I don’t know where ward effort to get back to common­
Normally Hutcheson would have
he was assigned. Some flight train­ place ground. "Shall I call her give a younger man credit for try-
nf i
.
. . .
the
on Meany. who Is backed
ing school, I think. He was a splen­ now?”
am always glad, John I. Me- by the Bricklayers' union, chiefly be-
did fellow.”
I suppose so.” He seemed to
Farlane spoke slowly, and Jill was I cause of Hutcheson’s kinship with
“I heard a plane go over a little pull himself back from some re­ a little impatient with him for be- j ohn L. Lewis. The combination
moteness,
with
difficulty.
“I
came
while ago.” Jill let water run to
so pontifical and making such i of two such large unions ns the Unit-
fill the ice tray, wondered if she to take her away. I’m taking her t. ng
‘res°me speechcs' ‘hough Captain ed Mine Workers and the Carpen-
should offer him another drink. She back to her husband.”
“I’ll get her." Jill said. "I hope Mackey seemed not to be bored or ters could Just about clinch the elec-
wasn't used to this aspect of hos­
amused by him at all. “I am al- ' tlon of any chosen candidate
pitality, usually her grandfather did she ll go with you. Captain. Though, ways glad.” the old man went on. | However, the lnslde bettlnj{ „ that
to
be
awfully
crude
and
terribly
it, or sometimes Dave. “I thought
"to give credit where credit is due Lewis will try to steamroller the
about all of you—Spang and you,
Good night to you. Captain.”
convention for himself at the last
all you air men,” she babbled on. a
They shook hands again, and Jill minute The craggy-browed Miners*
bit nervously, wondering why he
saw how little her grandfather boss has said nothing nnd Is playing
had picked up that awful old wood­
looked, so shrunken, so old. Then close to the vest. But friends re­
en potato masher. Mamie had left
he turned and went toward the port that he has a burning ambi­
it lying out—it was a thousand years
stairs, and he seemed to grope for tion to step into Green's shoes and
old and all scarred where Ric had
1620
the door, and she heard his feet turn the United Mine Workers’ pres­
gnawed it when he was a baby. "I
stumble as he went up ahead of her idency over to Tom Kennedy. UMW
<2-42
envied you,” she ended, thinly.
She heard his bedroom door close, secretary-treasurer.
He perched on the kitchen stool
as she reached the upper hall, and
W ith Diagonal Lines
Although not bed-ridden, the aged
and lighted a cigarette.
there was a queer, sharp sudden
r x IA G O N A L line s are s m a r t nnd
Green
has
been
In
poor
health
for
“Smoke these?” he asked. She
sound beyond it. a sound almost like
F-A new on th is h undsom e d a y ­
some time. Tipoff on his physical
shook her head. “Now and then.
a sob.
tim e dress.
I t w ill be stu n n in g
condition
was
his
recent
testimony
But Mother doesn’t like it much.”
She knocked on Sandra’s door, before the house un-Americanism
m ade in a bold s trip e d fa b r ic , w ith
Tell me a little about yourself.
and it was opened with suspicious committee.
» trip e s K(>ing th is w ay and th a t.
You're not in school?” he asked,
alacrity^ Sandra still wore the
F in is h w ith unusual n o v e lty b u t­
coolly.
feathered robe, the sculptured curls, RADICAL LITERATURE
tons.
Clever Tw o-Piecer
"Good
gracious,
no!”
Jill
the bluish shadow on her eyelids,
Y
^
O
U
T
H
F
U
L
and
c
o
m
p
le
te
ly
cup-
Relieve
It
or
not,
but
seme
laughed. “I’m practically middle-
the rosy curve of lip meant for al­ state department officials con­
Pattern 1620 come« In «izes 13. 14 1«
1 tiv a tin g fro c k in tw o p a rts . The
aged.
I’m almost twenty-seven
1«. 20; 40 and 42 Size 14, 34i yard« of
lure. But her eyes were hard as
w
ing-sleeved
blouse
tie
s
in
a
soft
•»•inch.
sider the Declaration of Inde­
years old. I was a war baby—last
matrix and as cold.
bow in fr o n t— re q u ire s little fu b ric .
The Summer F A S H IO N will dellcht you
pendence a radical piece of
war. I've never seen my father.
What s Rod Mackey doing
with It« «m art «tylea for «ummar w a rd ­
The fu ll d ir n d l s k ir t is a “ m u s t” robe«.
literature.
This
developed
re­
He didn’t come back.”
Special detlgna, free pattern p rint­
here?" she demanded.
in e v e ry ju n io r w a rd ro b e .
ed Im ide the book. 23 cent«.
cently during the state depart­
“In every war some of us don’t
Jill closed the door, moving Into
Send your order to;
ment’s program to sell the rest
the room.
come back,” he said slowly. "But
N o 8030
___ „ Is _ designed for sizes
of the world on democracy In 11. Pattern
12. 13, 14, 1« and " “ IS. SI
Size 12, blouae,
we re all vain enough to hope that
"You listened, did you? He’s a
the U. 8. A. This propaganda la
SEW ING C1BCLB P A T T E R N D E F T .
I '. i yards of 35 or 38-lnch; »klrt, 1% yard«.
we’ll be remembered.”
captain from Ridley Field. He says
long-needed
and
long-delayed,
70S M inton St., San Francisco, Calif.
"It’s the old urge for immortality,
he has come to take you to Ric."
but its effectiveness depends on
Encloie 25 cent« In cotna tor each
isn’t it?” Jill said, sensing some­
How can I go to Ric? I don't
pattern dcilred.
how It Is carried out.
thing in this man’s mood that an­
even know where he Is! How will
Pattern N o . ---------- ----- ------ Si ze
State department officials re­
swered the aching thing she had
I live when I get there? Ricky told
cently were preparing a package
Nam»---------------------------- _____
kept in her heart so long, the part
me to stay here till he sent for me.
of literature for Nepal, India, In­
of her that belonged to Spang. "So,
Address----------------------------------------------- -
This is some kind of trick. I know
cluding copies of the Constitu­
you see I have to be my father’s
Rod Mackey. I’m not going.”
tion and the Declaration of In­
immortality. Ric and I are his fu­
“Don’t be an idiot, Sandra. Cap­
dependence. Suddenly one of­
A p p ly liq u id flo o r w a x w ith a fly
ture all the future he has. In
tain Mackey told Grandfather that
ficial objected.
ùl
s p ra y. I t docs not leave spots and
school I used to read all those weird
he had promised Ric to bring you.”
"I’m
afraid
the
Declaration
of
can
be
polished
in
h
a
lf
the
tim
e
.
books, all about the transmigration
“All right. I’ll talk to him,” she
W hile out w a lk in g in San F ra n ­
Independence Is a little too rad­
—•—
of souls, and metempsychosis, and
said, sullenly, “but I won't go with
cisco one d ay, W illia m J . B u rn s ,
ical for people over there,”
M
ake
it
a
h
a
b
it
to
tu
rn
the
han­
all that fantastic stuff, and for a
him. No woman in her right mind
said Chester Chartrand, in dles o f saucepans to w a rd the back the noted d e te c tiv e , encountered a
while I pretended to myself that I
*T lost
would go anywhere with Rod Mack­
d ru p k q n J iia n .
charge
of cultural relations for
ey.”
of the stove, so th a t they are
was my father, that perhaps he’d quietly.
“ A in 't yo u' W f7 ~ S u tQ 4 llL
southeast Asia. "We’ll send the
been killed just at the very moment
out
o
f
reach
o
f
little
c
h
ild
re
n
.
How silly!” Jill was scornful
d ru n k asked.
-
Constitution,
but
not
the
Decla­
frank,
I
think
Ric
would
do
much
—
•
—
I’d been born, and that his soul
‘You assume that every man has
ration of Independence.”
“ Yes, I a m ,” answ ered B u rn s.
had gone into my body, and that better in the army, if he were designs on you, Sandra. I don’t be­
F re s h ly iro n e d s h irts hung on
So the cherished document by clothes hangers u n til tim e to w e a r
“ K n ow who I a m ? ”
really I was Richard McFarlane.” alone.”
lieve you know Captain Mackey at
which this nation declared its
“ No, I do n o t.”
should have p le n ty of fre e space
‘I’m sure of that," he said. "I all. I wouldn’t be afraid to go with
An oddly gentle smile moved over
freedom was left al home.
“ I m the husband o f y o u r w ash ­
between th em , e sp e cia lly in w a rm
his face. “Perhaps that did happen. have another plan I hope to be able him.”
e rw o m a n .”
d am p w ea th er.
Perhaps his soul did go off and to work out for Sandra. One that
Oh, no doubt You’re the naive HENRY WALLACE OPINES
“ W ell, w h a t o f it ? ” in q u ire d
—•—
leave him and come to rest in will be better for everybody.”
*yP®, ‘bat men like Mackey look
B urns. H is scorn b ro u g h t a sneer
Some
interesting
h
i
s
t
o
r
y
is
Store fe lt hats, w e ll cleaned and
your body. And if it did and if he
“It’s certainly generous of you for.” Sandra was posing, Jill saw,
to the m a n 's lip s, and he s a id :
knew I’m quite sure he wouldn’t to take the trouble," Jill remarked. even walking down the stairs. Her wrapped up In the Logan act, which a ire d , covered w ith paper in a d ry
"T h o u g h t you d e te c tiv e s kn ew
congressmen
now
want
Invoked
to
place.
D
am
pness
m
a
y
cause
m
il­
wish for anything better than to live
I hope there is an answer to this head was up, she was pointing her prevent Henry Wallace from de­
e
v
e ry th in ’ . T e ll you s o m e th in ’ else
dew.
on through some one so lovely and problem. I know Sandra isn’t hap­ toes, she was being regal and
you d o n 't know . I ’ m w e a rtn ’ one
nouncing
aid
to
Greece
and
Turkey.
sweet as you!”
py here." She started for the door keeping her eye on the long mir­
o f y o u r w h ite s h ir ts !”
Dr. George Logan, for whom the
D e c o ra to r’ s ru le on glass c u r­
She led him back to the living- and then stopped, as a slippered fig­ ror in the lower hall. She was the act was named, was a Pennsylvania
ta
in
s
:
A
llo
w
the
c
u
rta
in
s
to
reach
room, and found an ash tray for ure came shuffling down the stairs. affronted queen when she faced Quaker and scientific farmer
him, and forgot for the moment that "Oh, Grandfather—I didn’t hear Roger Mackey at the living-room (shades of Henry Wallace!) who the s ill, to co ve r the base o f the
IO O $ £ P l A t E S ?
he had really come to see Sandra. you. Grandfather, we have com­ door. “Just what,” she asked in went to Paris in 1798 to work apron o f the w in d o w o r to the floor,
““ the mea^ l ’ «ain«‘ wa'r b e 'U n ^ ^ n c e a n d thZ ju s t to uch ing . In between lengths
To hold your loom- upper« a rd low­
She said, when the silence had pany. This is Captain Mackey,
never look r ig h t so gauge y o u r c u r­ er« comfortably aecure all day—«nd
stretched a little, “Do you have a from Ridley Field. My grandfa­
United States
ta in lengths as above and a llo w fo r
covery called 8TAZX. Not a mealy''
ther, Mr. McFarlane, Captain. The
He said, “Go pack your bags,
daughter, Captain Mackey?’
The French revolution at that time sh rin k a g e and y o u r w indow s w ill P*«te. Oet 35c tube at d r u g sia t
He looked up sharply, and captain has come to take Sandra Sandra. I'm taking you to your
was as earth-shaking as the Rus­ look w e ll dressed.
today! Accept no «ubatltute!
away. Grandfather.”
husband.”
she saw his lip twitch a little
sian revolution today, and Washing­
—•—
John I. McFarlane walked slowly
ton was seething with rumors that
W ip ing up grease or liq u id s im ­
Talk About a
toward the man in uniform.
A Close Call
Bonaparte’s fleet was about to at­ m e d ia te ly a fte r s p illin g m a y p re ­
“So
you're
Captain
Mackey?”
the
Lost Daughter
tack the Atlantic coast; also that ve nt m a n y a n a s ty fa ll.
For Mackey
France
was fomenting a revolt
—•—
“I lost my daughter,” he said, old man said.
“Thank you. I’m not going.
Richard McFarlane looked at his doubt
quietly.
1 ! state"
among African slaves in the United
Pushing a c h ild in its c a rria g e
if
Ricky
knows
anything
father steadily.
“I am Captain
“Oh, I’m sorry!”
p ro vid e s a fo rm o f outdoor rest,
about this at all. You’re meddline
“It was a very great loss,” he Mackey, Mr. McFarlane,” he said, again, aren’t you, Rod M a c k e y ' Alth°Ugh Logan's mission to b ut should n e v e r ta ke the place o f
went on. “Now that I’ve seen you evenly. “How do you do, sir?”
serting your authority to med'dle 7n I ^ ”7 , 7 “ se‘f' ap.POi? ted’ he car‘ a c h ild 's re a l nap.
—•—
I know how great my loss was.”
John I. seemed to wait. His breath the affairs of other people That
of lntroduc‘i°n
Millions Now Take Healthful
P p e’ ,hat don ‘ | Thomas Jefferson
and others from
who
A little v in e g a r added to the w a­
"I’m sorry.
We’ve both lost, came heavily, his nostrils and his concern you'”
Fresh Fruit Drink-Find
"On the contrary, this concern, I
T
Fr8nCe £ 7 te r in w h ich ta b le glasses a te
haven’t we? A daughter needs her lean throat quivered. Then with an
Harsh Laxatives
abrupt
gesture,
he
held
out
his
me,"
he
insisted.
“I
have
a
verv
U'
/
'
P
n
s’
k°«an
saw
Tal-
rin
sed
w
ill
m
ake
th
em
shine—and
father terribly, and I suppose fa­
idve a very leyrand, made several talks and was shine.
Unnecessary
thers need their daughters, too, hand.
definite commission,
herwise I | we„ received by the French press.
don’t they?”
“How do you do, Captain?” he shouldn’t have made this long
trip
At home he was denounced for
I t ’s lemon and water. Yea - just the
W hile doing close w o rk w ith a
“For goodness sake, Sandra, you
“They need them very much. But said.
meddling in foreign affairs. The con- fla s h lig h t it o fte n becomes neces­
juice
of 1 Sunkist Lemon in a glass of
Federalists
sometimes they fa.l to realize the
They clasped hands gravely, and baecda^ Uy :uerheadbrtCaVng
were especial s a ry to use both hands. So i f th e re
water—first thing on arising.
need until it’s too late. I’m quite it seemed to Jill that they were a exclaimed. “I shou°ld think yoii’d ^ e *
B°‘h Ge°rge Washing- is n oth in g n e a rb y on w h ich to re st
Taken first thing in the morning,
sure I didn’t appreciate my daugh­ long time about it, that they were
delighted
to
have
a
chance
to
go
'
‘°n
8
Pres.
John Quincy Adams the fla s h lig h t, a s im p le e xpedient
this wholesome drink stimulates bowel
ter—when I had her. I—had my searching each other, studying each
with Captain Mackey ”
® Were C0°* When Logan retu™ed, is to in s e rt i t in y o u r s h ir t c o lla r.
action in a natural way—assures most
mind full of other things.”
other’s face with an intentness that
Sandra
gave
her
a
slow,
pitying
“7 / eCretary °/ State Pickering
people of prompt, normal elimination.
“But of course your daughter that was odd for two people who were look. "Did you ever see thI. nf 88ked congress t0 vote legislation
Why not change to this healthful
utter
strangers.
Church
Construction
you lost can be a sort of glory to
fleer before, Jill?” she asked rnkt" barring unauthorized meddling In
habit? Lemon and water is good for
you, don’t you think? My father is
ly.
8Sked’ co,d‘ foreign affairs. Although the act
you. I-emons are among the richest
like that to me. If my father could Father and Son
The g re a te s t w ave o f c h urch
“Why. of course. I met him at WaS passed' Lo«an was no‘ Prose-
sources
of vitamin G, which combats
come back, I suspect he’d be a little
c o n s tru ctio n in h is to ry o c c u rre d in
Ridley Field.”
cuted.
fatigue, helps you resist colds and
embarrassed by the splendor I in­ Shake Hands
F
ra
n
ce
in
the
12th
and
13th
cen­
“Does he remind you of some
Technically, Secretary Pickering
infections. They also supply B| and P.
Then John I. said, “So you’ve
vested him with, and very likely
one?
Some
one
you’ve
seen
be-
himself
vioIated ‘he law after he tu rie s . A lth ou g h h a v in g o nly 10 -
I ney alkalinize, aid appetite and
your daughter would be just a nice, come to take that woman away_ fore?” Sandra went on in that same
000,000
in
h
a
b
ita
n
ts
,
F
ra
n
c
e
be­
tbe cabinet, and although the
digestion. Lemon and water has a
human girl, too—maybe she’d wor­ that one young Richard married? deadly level voice.
tween
1170
and
1270
alone,
bu’ilt
80
law has been on the statute books 150
fresh tang, too-clearg the mouth,
ry you by staying out too late and He sent for her, did he?”
wakes you up!
Jill
did
not
answer
because
she
years’
one has ever been prose- c a th e d ra ls and n e a rly 500 ca the ­
smoking and things like that. But
d
ra
l-c
la
s
s
churches
a
t
a
cost
th
a
t
The captain waited a moment be­ was startled by the odd, harsh sound Cuted
Try this grand wake-up drink 10
because we don’t have them we can fore he answered. Then his words that Captain Mackey made.
today w ould be e q u iv a le n t to about
mornings. See i f it doesn’t help you I
keep them wonderful and extraordi­ came slowly. “I promised Richard
$3,000,000,000.
His voice came, ’level and even. AUTO WORM TURNS
Use California Sunkist Lemons.
nary, can’t we? And maybe it com­ McFarlane that I would take her
A year ago the auto Industry
“I
remind her of her father," he
forts them a little for being sep­ away from this house, sir. It's quite
was
predicting
the
failure
of
arated from us, if they know. Do important that I keep my promise said, looking straight at Sandra.
Henry Kaiser’s daring automo­
T g/VAf»/ CgAeglE/ 4A/P POP/ < j'/. ~
you think they could know, possi­ to Richard McFarlane, don’t you “And she reminds me of my own
bile venture.
daughter.
We've
been
comforting
bly? People think a lot about life think?”
However, Kaiser, who has
each other because we both know
beyond the grave, in wartime, don’t
John I. drew his lips in. “Give what we have lost. People with
long been pumping fresh blood
they?”
me a minute or two to get used to imagination should indulge their
into American industry, has
i
J
“I wish your father could come it," he said, dryly. “A captain whims
slowly been licking the crises.
sometimes,
but
not
too
far
back to live up to all the thing you’ve keeping a promise to a private.”
And
recently
he
had
an
amazing
—not too dangerously far! Imag­
built up for him in your mind, Jill
experience.
"Iwiportant that a captain keep inations have a way of getting away
McFarlane. But there’s a big any promise, Mr. McFarlane, even from you, of traveling at high
The heads of three other auto
chance that he might be a sad dis­ a promise to himself,” the. other speed to all sorts of remote places.
companies — Studcbaker, Nash
appointment.”
man reminded him.
and Packard—came to Kaiser,
Even to Mexico! Now, if you'll
“Oh, he couldn’t be! He couldn’t
"In a case like that, I’d say he’d kindly pack your bag, Mrs Mc­ asked him to help In cracking
be, no matter how dull he was, or better go very slow making prom­ Farlane Jr., we’ll be on our way.
some ol their own bottlenecks
stern or irritable or anything. Be­ ises to himself,” John I. remarked Just one bag, please. The rest of
the way Kaiser had beaten his.
cause no matter what he was, he’d "He might make a few he couldn’t your things can be sent for later.
So Kaiser, the man whose fail­
still be my father! Just as Ric Is keep.” ‘
And you needn’t be uneasy I’m
ure was predicted by his com­
still my brother, even when I get
“A man learns by experience, taking you straight to the place
petitors, now is loaning some of
furious at him for being weak and don’t you think, sir?”
where you ought to be.”
his key men to help those clm-
doing outrageous things, like this
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“Might be. That would depend
petitors with their own head­
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