Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 10, 1943, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLAB By Rene Ryerson Mart s TUB STORYl Wtn KM inHHH that km haa hmrm . fraftra mm refaara a let Mi well-to-io fatlirr flaairla a ihm mlaaloa tor kin. him alalrr Bar to aaearra Joa Ik a alaat taat . BukM aa Huki. Saa Krllrr aaawa arr how im raa rarboa (nil, aa flnaa taa arrarar mi Km Carter, toaca raaaa factaiy faffvaiaB, vanelr alataralaar. m m m NOT IN UNIFORM CHAPTER VI D ARBEE found that there was a lot of detail to the test he was ' to learn. Br noon time she had a Inking feeling that she'd never : master it She wasn't mechani ' cally minded, and the maze of glass tubing, rubber connections, stop cocks, and Sow meters which constituted the testing machine, each of which had to be watched . constantly for leaks and kept ad justed to a fine exactness, was confusing to Bay the least. Altogether Barbee was glad when 3 o'clock came and with it quitting time. She trailed after the other girls into the crowded dressing room and politely waited her turn at the wash basin and mirror. When at last she looked in the mirror she received a shock. Her face was dirty, smudged on forehead, nose, and cheeks with carbon wherever her hands had touched it during the day. Taking her time to clean up de layed her long after the other girls had gone. She walked alone to the bus stop. There was a bus com ing. She stepped to the curb and signaled it It passed as if the driver hadnt seen her. A second and a third bus passed without eyen slowing up. Barbee looked around. There was a standard bearing the words, "Bus Stop, She couldn't understand it 4 CONVERTIBLE started around " the corner and then slid to a stop in front of her with an unpatriotic disregard of tires. A ' male voice inquired, "which way you going?" , Barbee stared haughtily. She wasn't In the habit of being picked up on street corners. The man in the car leaned toward her so that she could see his face. Tm Ken Carter, remember? Ill give you a lift if you're going my way." "I'm going north," shortly. Tine. Hop in." He swung th car asor wide and waited for het to clamber In. "Why dont the buses stop at that corner?" Barbee asked, .as Ken got the rather disreputable car under way again. "Because they're already Jammed to the doors, didnt you see? Pick up all they can carry out at the airplane plant" "Well, how do the girls from the lab get home then?" "Host of 'em ride with feflowa from the plant- Where did you say you live?" Barbee gave him her street and number. "That's fine. You can ride with me every evening. I board close to there. I'd be glad to bring you In the mornings, too. Only I come to work earlier than you do." "I can get here all right in the mornings," Barbee assured him. She stole a sidewise glance at him. Susan had said that he was food looking when he was dressed up. He wasn't exactly dressed up sow, but he had taken a shower, his face was clean, his hair neatly combed, and he had discarded his overalls for a pair of gray slacks and a sport shirt open at the neck. He wasn't bad looking, and his eyes were the bluest Barbee had ever seen. Decidedly the type that would appeal to a giddy flirt like Susan Keller, Barbee thought And would have left it tnere. . a TJUT Ken Carter didn't He seemed to feel that she was Interested in his life's history, and he willingly obliged with the de tails. In the next few minutes, Barbee learned that bis borne was In Georgia no wonder he talked like a darky that he'd come north to work because there weren't many defense jobs in the south, that that had been six months ago, and he hadn't been back, that he wanted to go for a visit though, as coon as he could get a few days off from the job. He didn't get much news from home. "Granny" who had raised him couldn't write. Barbee was shocked into sud den' attention. He had a grand FUNNY BUSINESS "My regular quota of beef goes farther with that display - in the window !" - a, GIRL COYIOHT, lt4S. NEA SKHVICC. INC mother who couldn't write. She looked at him with the same curi osity she would have accorded a strange animal in a zoo. The young man however was fortunately oblivious of the rea son for her regard. "Nice place, you've got here," he observed, stopping the car in front of the attractive stone house at the ad dress Barbee had given him. "Live with your family?" Barbee smothered her resent ment at his familiarity and as sured him that she did. "With my father and brother. He's in the Army now. I suppose that's where you'll be soon." SHE LOVES ME . , . SHE LOVES ME NOT 7600 by Alice Brooke Every one loves a daisy! Cap ture them for good by embroid ering these in white with green leaves against a colored ground . on cloths, lunch sets or softly tinted towels. The effect is fresh and lifelike . . . and they're so quick to do. Pattern 7600 contains a transfer pattern, of 14 motifs ranging from 6 x 10a to 11 x 2 inches; stitches. To obtain this pattern send 11 cents in coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept. Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep it and the num. ber for reference. Be sure to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of the envel ope. Requests for patterns should read, "Send pattern No , to followed by your name and address, Because of the slowness of the mails, delivery of Herald and News Household Arts patterns may take two weeks to reach you after your order is mailed in. We're sorry. HOLD EVERYTHING! "Hey, are you going to stay on the night shift on your vacation, too?" ' CaBIMS CO. 1J rr Hfj CTvXt, T. at a H . IT. T. I sne knew Instantly that she had blundered. His face darkened painfully. "They won't have me," he said thickly, after a long moment "Won't have you" Barbee blurted tactlessly in her surprise. Ken looked away from her. "I was in an automobile accident some years ago. Broke a leg and It wasn't set properly. It's as strong as ever, but I limp a little. You can hardly notico it," he added angrily. Barbee thought of Ned and how proud he was to be doing his part Funny, she had never thought of this, how a man might feel if some physical disability kept him from it. Ashamed and inferior. She felt suddenly very sorry lor Ken Carter. (To Be Continued). ' Road to Comiso Overturned Italian tank is one of the many interesting sights noted by American soldiers on the white-walled road to Comiso, Sicily. f Wi J..hM.L -V... !."" tW THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson r ALASKA SEALSKIN IS THE ONLV FUR. THAT IS OWNED, CON TROLLED AND SOLD BY THE UNITED STATES , GOVERNMENT. . T, jc ma. a a. pat, err. n . io ANSWER: Brazil .'"IT in one of the important seaports laj up i the Amazon. .... .NEXT: Do you like the ww pennies) T HEIRESS HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured heiress, . . 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