The Coolidge examiner., 1934-06-29
LOVE IS LIKE
THAT
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By VI. 4. SWAN
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whine. but the porter's memory re-
fused % be prodded-
Louise piunked down her nickel
some of Atlas and Fiorence's
audience" grinned Tin. with n nod
toward the Rrgumentaiiye fellow.
Pretty raw
Dumb" agreed Louise.
She had hurried. for this was 20
Be a gala evening
PIN vas coming at six thirty,
there would be dinner az the Coun-
Try club and dancing.
Or. PHI Observation-Disclosures.
casually charming. with plenty Of
Eavolr-fairc.
she mus; have been born lucky.
Dance rhythms teased her feet
Phll could dancel
Almost she wished the boys
wouldn't cut In 50 much.
Bot tha; cutting In kept her stock
high with PIN
He might grumble about II. but
he was proud of her popularity.
]; was Just one year since be had
finished his Iuterncship at Iowa
City and be already had a good
practice.
Professional duties had more than
once held Up their dates an hour.
or two. or three. and more than
once there hadn't been any date AZ
all
II was a good thing he was not
"a careless OF bis patients: she
didn't suppose he charmed them
back 20 lie aud health. though II
was her private opinion he could do
tust that
There was gossip about town iha;
young Doctor Plunner had learned
a BIT too much about stimulnnts,
but the iownspeople liked their
young ones h!Eh-sp!rlted
AZ sx-thirty Louise was immacu-
lately and fragilely atiircd In wood
brown linen. perfect complement
20 her tawny eyes and hair.
She didn't expect PIN on time
be never had boen--doctors never
were.
Calmly she began a story.
II was seyen-thlrty when she went
20 the porch and looked up and
down the street
Eight O'Clock.
TIE magazine nrched high and
struck n chair across the room.
No PIN No car. No phone call.
Her conscious calm was wearing
thin and she vas getting hungry.
Eighi.ihlriy.
Now she vas holding fast 10 her
calmness.
The phone bell shrIiled.
Louise. dear. can you forgive
meT' Phll's voice was warm. pulls
ingly alive "out Of town case,
honey. Have 20 dress now. And.
Louise. I'm starved. Let's eat AZ
the Dragon. I'll make it over there
By nine"
Right" said Louise. warm and
alive again. 1T must have been
twins. or a. t'& Hurryl"
At $50 PIN appeared.
Sweet he breathed. arms about
her. ilps brushing her hair. His
eyes-deep. unquiet pools OF black
stirred her.
The hours she had waited were
forgotten.
The Golden Dragon afforded ex-
cellent food. and an equally excel
lent place % raise hi
But II was too early for the lat
Ter and Louise and PIN spent a de-
liciously companionable hour over
their dinner.
shall We dance here. or go TO the
elno7- Phil asked
Louise wanted TO 20 70 the club.
but
You say. PIN. I don't care"
Then we stay. and / won't have
20 share you"
That settled that.
As they danced her thoughts
bll.rred into the theme of the music
$50 gorgeous. so divine. and you
were mine"
"warmIsh." suggested Phil as they
walked 10 their table.
'Tiave n drinkf-
They drank Ein rickeys.
MN. feel cool as an
ieIcle." she smiled.
That won't do. That VIII not
co.| he emphasized with the DOM
ineering look she loved on his face.
"we're leaving right now"
The car noSed slowly OF the road
and stopped Just short OF fence.
Their kisses were breathleSs. por-
tentous Ike the night
II frightened Louise. she was glad
when he released her and men
toned drinks.
She felt the need Of conversation.
''Nov that prohibitions over"
she suggested. do you suppose
they'll drink as much at State? The
medics certainly have had a reputa-