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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1941)
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE ta V. if n , -rr it ir Si' fr it u hi SERIAL STORY CHRISTMAS RUSH BY TOM HORNER 1 TBITKRDATl Dr. CoaaallT naa Jarrr iMMMtan aoaaa of K rcldrn. Valeria I nkirl, Inml hratarlcal o"' aaaiaca ar aarrlra ihttm Into ambulance, iHpn Immediate operalloa, remalne fa far for otaera Injured In la wrack. Wllncuri esoaerat Jerrr, tell few fca fried nrold lha era. a. At ka koapllal Marlnn nln r llaaa, Itien enirrre aaonr anrlnir the alteration. At laatt tr. Connrllr nmmona ner ail aa rwlna in Jerry'a room. a VALERIK BA8 HER INNING CHAPTER XI rTTKB principal Injury Valerie Parks had suffered In the acci dent was to her feelings, the house physician who examined' her de cided. Even the cut on her scalp was not large enough to demand dressing. She did, however, seem on the verge of hysterics, so ha ordered sedative and sent her to bed. The medicine Quieted her nerves to some extent, but nothing could calm her rage. Her car her beautiful new car was wrecked. And It was Jerry Connelly's fault She went to sleeD at last, still blaming Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Parks reached the, hospital at 4:30, demanded thatl Valerie ba awakened, ao they! could hear from her the full ex-i tent of her injuries. The house physician protested, weakly, and; was secretly glad when Mr. and. Mrs. Parks announced that they were taking Valerie home In an! ambulance. Mr. Parks tried to quiet bis pampered daughter by promising new car. Mrs. Parks added South American cruise, but Va lerie was not to be put oft. She. a mini to tell Jerrr Connelly and his mother and father whatl aha thought of all of them before: ahe left the hospital. Mary Warde saw her come down (he hall, saw her start up the stairs toward Jerry room. "When, are you going, Val?"' Mary demanded. "Corns' in here."1 gha pulled Valerie toward the afflce. Valeria hong back. Tm in a bnrry. Pm going up and tell those Connellys all of them what I think of that precious son of Chstra, Ea wrecked my. car, de liberately wrecked It" "Ha did?" Mary simulated in far art. Sow did it happen? Td Ilka to know all the details." That broke Valerie's resistance and she allowed herself to be led into the waiting room. Mary managed to stand between Valerie and the door. 4 "Yea, he did. Ha drove right! Into that poor man. My car is a total wreck." Val raved on. When her tirade anded, aha turned to leave. Mary blocked the door. j " "Listen, Val, you're not leaving) hers until your parents come lor you. Tou may wreck Jerry's med ical career, but you're not going to disturb him, xtor his family right mow, ranting about your car. I "Don't you realize how seriously Jerry has been hurt? He may not (get well and you stand there (worrying more about your car rthan the life of the man you're moms to marry." . . a fTAL laughed. ! "The 'man rm going to marry I That s runny. Do you Khink rd ever tie myself to a Idrugstora clerk?" j "But Jerry's In love with you. You told Dr. and Mrs. Connelly you wanted to get married right way . . Mary groped for words. I i "That was Jerry's idea, not. nine," Val snapped. "Then you never intended to snarry him. . . . You were willing; rto let him quit medicine, wreck i this entire life, destroy all hisi father's hopes and plans. . . , Val. I lyou can't mean it. How could you do this to Jerry?" Til show you. If you'll move out of that doorway," Val an swered. "Listen, Mary, Jerry is the best-looking mi.n on the cam pus. He belongs to the best fra ternity, he gets bids to everything. knows all the right people. Any girl would be crazy not to date) him if he gave her half a chance, j "Marry him? Not me! I'm not I marrying anyone, yet. Marriage i was all his idea love in a cot tage and all that He liked to talk! about it. I let him. Can I help it if he gets crazy ideas about quit ting school?" Mary stared at Valerie in. amazement. How could any girli be so coldly calculating, so selfish? i There was another reason.: too,'.' Valerie hurried on. "You.j I've, never liked you, Mary .Warde,; any more than you've liked me.i You president of the house, tell-; Ing me when I had to be In at might, how many dates I can have: la week, when I should study. It's a wonder you didn't try to tell me fwnat I could wear. "You were dating Jerry Con nelly when I came to school. I (wanted to take him away from, bou, Just to hurt you, and I did.j ITm glad. I suppose you're in love rwith him. You can have him nd his family, too." Mary's face was white, but heri teyes flashed anger. When she lepoke her voice was low, con krolled. - . -, "I do love Jerry. But he doesn't Dtnow it. He hasn't time to think about love and marriage now. He mas too much work to do. Maybei the loved me. I used to hope he iwouia, before you came. Now lyou'vo wrecked everything , . ." x uon t minx so." Mary whirled around. TJr. Pnn- helly and his wife stood in tha doorway. "YOU'LL forgive us for eaves ' dropping. Miss Parks." Huoh (continued, stiffly formal. ' "Wa icouldn't help hearing you. You iseem to place more value on your mar than upon Jerry's life. I'm glad we've discovered that Jerry slid everything ha could to Pre vent the crash, but If you stttl in sist he was at fault we'll be happy to pay for the damage. We're get ting off cheaply. "You might have wrecked Jerry's entire life if he lives. . . . Now, I believe your parents are waiting for you." He stepped back ito let her out the door. Valerie pulled her coat tightly i around her, hurried from the room. "I hope I never see any of you again and that goes for Jerry, too!" was her parting thrust They waited until the elevator door closed behind her. "You heard everything?" Mary asked. "Everything." Martha answered. "We understand, Mary. We love him, too." "Will he will he get well?" "He hasn't regained conscious ness," the doctor told her. "There was concussion, but no fracture. He has a broken arm, and a couple of cracked ribs. He is resting eas ily now. We'll know more about him in the morning. ".Vow, Martha, I want you all to go home, try to get some sleep. I'll stav here. This has been a hectic night for all of us." o a a rpHE doctor was right Martha : thought sleep Impossible, but she awoke to find the sun flooding iher room with warmth. She could hear Cleo rattling pans in the ikitchen. And Hugh whistling! She picked up a robe, ran down stairs. Hugh was waiting for her in the living room, smiling. She Irushed to him. , "He'll live, Martha." I Her heart was pounding. She i wanted to laugh, .to cry all. at once. Her boy would live. She sobbed against Hugh's shoulder, "Ha regained consciousness soon after you left the hospital," her I husband ''"as saying, "recognised 'me, and went back to sleep. He's still a 'hardhead.' Ha can still take the bumps. "The boy is a long ways from well, but he'll make it We're not losing him this time, darlln'. "Wake up the girls and we'll go back to the hospital. Jerry will be wanting to see you." (To Be Concluded) During November, 1940, Inter national air travel in Argentina totaled 2443 passengers as com pared to 2395 ocean-going boat travelers. - TOOlvtS AUTOMOBILE. II BUILT Of A ATE RIALS AVAILABLE IN 19O0r WOULD WEIOf-l AS MUCH. ' con. mi stru ANSWER: Van Buren, yes; Tyler, no; Fillmore, no: Garfield, ves: Arthur, yes. AMERICAN BARD HORIZONTAL 1 American poet pictured here. 10 To worship. 11 Honey gath ering insect 12 Blushing. 13 Snake. 15 Point (abbr.). 16 Caller. 18 Court (abbr.). 19 Huge. 20 Mother. 21 The utmost extent. 23 Lights. 27 Annelids. 29 To burden. 31 Ancient tele. 33 To scatter. 34 Vagary. 36 To slash. 37 Plural pronoun. 38 To sunburn. 39 Note in scale. 41 Chaos. 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