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I EGGS L reminds him of a chap
ter in his life he would just as
soon forget
The driver leans out Of ne
truck Need help. mister He =
medium-sized gent With silver
framed glasses
Yep" saws Angus. Can YOU
come outa there = minute
The driver shrugs his shoulders
and swings out Of the scat
What's the matter ="
1T Is hard 20 explain. saws
Angus. I want 10 show you some
thing Take off your glasses
Why" asks the driver beliig-
erently. I can see better with
them on"
Take them off anyway" Angus
insist. 1t will be better that
wav."
The driver is skepueal Some
thing fishy about all this. But. all
right. If 1t makes you feel any
better
Angus it very polite. 1T will
make you feel better. he says.
7 am very sorry to have To do
this. but | can't think Of anything
better just now" Angus fist Is so
fast the driver can't see il come
up. But he feels IL for a split
second. at least Then he closes
bis eyes and curls up IN the dust.
Angus drsgs him To the side Of
the road and lays him neatly IN
the ditch. That was much easier
than trying to explain just now,
Buddy" he apologies But the
man will not be able to hear hu-
man voices for several hours any
way.
Under the seat OF the truck,
Angus finds r length of tow rope.
He losses it on the running board
and goes back to get Spike, Butch
and Tim. He swings Tim and
Spike over his shoulders and de-
posts them next TO the truck.
Then he makes a special trip for
! Butch.
When he gets the tow rope cut
into three equal lengths. he ties
his former friends and arranges
them neatly on the floor of the
truck. There is plenty of room.
because the driver was on his way
back to the plant. and there are
only few empty crates left in
the corner.
Angus finally sls the rear
door shut and climbs INTO the front
seat. He isn't sure Just how to get
back to New York. but he isn't
worrying about finding his way.
The main idea is to get back fast.
He doesn't know just how much
time he has, but he knows it can't
be much.
II Adoreen never needed him
before. he is pretty sure she Is
going to need him now-and in a
hurry.
ITO BE Continued)
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l744-Elbridge Gerry, statesman,
at Marblehead, Mass. He
was a member of the Con-
tinental congress, Constitu-
tional convention. and house
of representatives and then
governor of Massachusetts
and vice president Of the
United States. The term Of
"Gerrymander" was derived
from his name.
l145-Timothy Pickering. POLITE
clan, at Salem. Mass In
1857 he led an Essex
regiment OF volunteers 10
New York. He subsequently
served as adjutant-genera
and as quartermaster-gen-
eral. Under Washington he
was postmaster general.
secretary of war, and sec
rotary of state. In 1903 he
was elected United states
senator. He also served two
terms in the house Of repre-
sentstives.
l763-John Jacob Aston. merchant.
near Heidelberg, Germany.
Coming to America in 1888,
he entered the fur business
and smsssed an enormous
fortune. He made various
charitsb bic requests by his
will
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Tseor-s bessbsll elue
samsi ere erooeessf ovsi
fiction kAo 1890 &c
Ssaffls Coast leoeas
somes ever KRSC llse
kCl
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EMO-NeVE IT'S. De.
fCUonE
EEI-SuurlN CLUB : is
CoWhand
EOMO - Western Agri.
culture
what's Dom 7 Is
NeRs.
KIRo-Newa tbs. Farm
Forum
1870 4. VI.
KMO-NeVs. 745 Trade
and Salr
KVI-HeWs. las. Alma
nae
KOMO - ReFerics. -
David Harum.
KIP Christian Science
745. Brea kfast club
kIRO - New %
Weather
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kJR Vocalist. ; 10
organ
kIRO-School Quiz
5:3U 4. VI.
NO - Shaffer Parker
. - Orchestra
XVI SPORT s -. Arm
Hour.
KOMO - Uncle walter Z
Dos house.
KJR- Behind the News
s-45. Bard OF The b 9
WAYS
Hollywood
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Haven OF Pest
KVI=Top OF the Morn
ing 6.i5. News
KOAdO sam HAYES
sis. Listeners Club
KJR-Eyer1 mans Chape.
KlRO-KaJe Smith
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kNI-ConCert Hour
hOMO-Guluing Light,
1l.45, Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other Wife. II AS,
Plain Bill.
KTDn Mans
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8 as Sports
XVI Dinner Hour
KOMO Gas. Guess
What
KJR-Salute to Argen
tina.
KIRO-Studio.
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Chimes.
Song shop
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KJR-Farm and Home
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Gal SUNDAY.
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Hollywood Flashes.
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KOMO-Home Of Brave
lis, Portia Blake.
KJR - Richard Brooks
lis. Cecil Solly
KIRO - Betty Croker.
liz Nous
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and Sais
RVI=HeWs. As. Alma
nae
KOMO - ReFerles. -.
David Harum.
RJR Christian Science,
rs. Breakfast Club
KIRO - News. 55.
Weather
500 4. NJ.
KMo- Haven Of Pest
KVI-Top OF the Morn
ing s.i5. News
/ KOAdO sam HAYES
ais. Listeners Club
KJR-Eyers man = Chapel
I KIRO-Kate Smith
$50 A. VI.
KMO-NeWs. g IS, Chapel
Chimes.
/ KVI-Song shop
/ KOMO-Nocal Trio.
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO-Helen Trent. 8 as
Gal sunday
/ 900 A. vi.
/ KMO-NeWs
KVI-Hymns e.l5 swing
/ kOMO - Benny Walker,
4 qsI5. Bess johnson
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO - Life Beautiful.
e.l5, Woman IN White
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO-Front Page Q AS.
III Find Ny Way
K Y I Swing. 9 as
Carolyn Davis
KOMO-Ellen Randolph.
g45. DR.. Kate.
KJR-Guess What. 2 as
News
KIRO-H Happiness.
1000 A. NJ.
KMO-News. 1O.l5. Your
Mutual Friends.
KVI-News; 1905, Choral
Hour.
KOMO-Light OF World.
1918. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker
kIRO-Btg Sister. 1915
Aunt Jenny.
1890 A. NJ.
KMO-Musical Interlude
Salute 10 Americas
hOMO - Valiant Lady.
lo:45. Grimm's Daush-
ter.
KJR-Inquiring Reporter
1915, Midstream.
KIRO - Commentator
10 40. Kate Hopkins.
HOO A. NJ.
KMO The Book worm;
HIS. Hawaiians.
KV1-War News. 1905
Concert.
KOMO- Against storm;
ll:f5, Ma Perkins.
Philippians OF Divorce
ll:15, Amanda.
KIRO-Marths Webster.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-H awaiians.
KVI-Concert Hour
hOMO-Guluing Light,
1l.45, Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other Wife. Has,
Plain Bill.
KIRO-News.
II NOON
KMO - Toast. 12:l5,
News
KNl-News. IL is. March
OF Time
KOMO-Bsckstage Wife.
ll.12. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Old Timers, u lis,
News
XII r o 49, Singing Sam.
12.15. Myrt and Marge
lz:30 Z. Nj.
KMO-Johnson Family;
II as. Les Tite's Orch.
XVI Waltz Matinee.
hOMO-Lorenzo Jones,
12:45. Widder Brown.
KJR-Matinee.
kIRO-Studio.
200 =. Nj.
kMO-Musical FIJI. l:l5
Hollywood Flashes.
Mystic Melodies.
KOMO-Home Of Brave
lis, Portia Blake
KJR - Richard Brooks
lis. Cecil Solly
KIRO - Betty Croker.
ll5, News.
80 p. NJ.
KMo - We're Always
Young Las. Edith
Adams Future
KVI-Modern Masters OF
Music
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey.
1::45. Mary Marlin
KJR-On With Dance.
las. Cowboy Joe.
KIR 20 49, Neills. as
Housewives.
200 Z. NJ.
Helen Holden ans
As the Twig Is Bent.
Ballad Time
kOMO - Pepper Young
AIS. Lone Journey.
KJR-Fantsy IN Melody
KIRO-News. AIS, Hedda
Hopper
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-John B. Hughes,
? IS, Bridge
XVI - Sage brush Sere-
made.
KOMO Reveries: : 45.
Homekeepers
KJR-Buck Private. 2 as
Wings on Watch.
KIRO-Girl Inferno 2 as
Treat Time
800 p. VI.
KMO-Musicsl lnterlude
SIS. Quaker City Sere-
mace
KVI-Nevs. 305. Deep
South.
KOAO-Bilfmore Band
3.l7. Worldwide News
KJR-BridEe 20 Yestsr-
DAY. SIS. Radio Me- gic
K1RO-Seconc Mrs B
si5. Young Dr. Ma
lone
$3.50 p. VI.
KAO - Morton Gould 5
Orchestra.
kNI-hawsllRn Music
kOMO-Thst Glrl. 3 IS
NeWscaSt
KJR-Sinser
KIRO - Wnen a Gal
Weds. 8 ~. Word To-
day
400 p. VI.
KMO-Fuiton Lewis ans
Ma Perkins
KNI-Cocktsil Hour
KONO 90 Vocalist AIS
Amer White Cross.
KIR SouthernEirek
KIRO-NevS
4:30 p. VI.
KMO-Jane Arden. 4 IS.
Crazy Cow boy.
XVII. 5. Army; 4 IS,
SonGs.
KOMO Organ: AS.
lane Arden
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KMO-Front Page. Q as
I'll Find M Way
K Y I - Swing. 9 as
Carolyn Davis
KOMO-Ellen Randolph
g45, DR.. Kate.
KJR-Guess What. 2 IS
News.
KIRO-H Happiness.
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KMO - Were Away,
Young. ! as. Editf
Adams Future
RVI-Modern Masters oil
Music
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey
las. Mary Marlin
kJR-On With Dance
las. Cowboy Joe.
XII RO - Neills. / As
HouseNiYes.
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KMO RAYMOND Gram
swing 6 SIS. Twilight
Trails
KNI-Dinnsr Music.
KOMO - Wings OF Drs-
tiny.
KJR-ScandinsYIan Re
porter
KIRO-Penthouse Party
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KMO-News. lO;l5. Your
Mutual Friends.
KV1-News. 1905, Choral
Hour.
KOMO-Light OF World
1918. Mystery Man.
KJR-Art Baker.
kIRO-Big Sister. 10 is
Aunt IennV
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kOMO - Benny Walker
a.I5. Bess John -on
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRO - Life Beautiful
BIS. Woman IN White
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KMO - Toast. l2:l5,
News
KVI-News. l2.l5. March
OF Time
ROMO-Bsckstage Wife.
l1:12. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Old Timers. "a is
News
K l R o - Singing Sam
l2:l5. Myrt and Marge
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KMO-Gabriel Heater
7.l5. News
KVI-NeVs: tbs, Songs
KOMO - Fred Wsring
7:l5, Lum a Abner.
KJR-Happy Birthday
kIRO - Amos n Andy
7:l5. Lanny Ross.
1880 =. NJ.
KMO-Lone Ranger.
kNl-Music Hall
IKOMO-Death Valley.
kJR-Ben Bernie.
KIRO-Great PLAYS.
500 p. VI.
KMO-l Am an American
5:l5. Sons OF Pioneers
XVII Am An Ameri.
can; 5l5, The Wal
Today.
/ &OMO - Fish Finder
BIS. Armchair Cruise,
KJR-GTandpappys Pals
KfRO - Claudia an {
naNfd
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KMO-Johnson Family;
as. Les Tite's Orch
XVI waltz Matinee.
hOMO-LorenZo Jones,
12:45, Widder Brown.
KJR-Matinee
KIRO-Sfld
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KMO The Book worm
il.15. Hawalians.
KVI-War News. 1905
Concert.
KOMO- Against storm;
ll:f5, Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans OF Divorce
ll:15, Amanda
KIRO-Msrtha Webster.
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KMO-Dance Orch.
kVI-Music. IL 55. News
.kOMO-Dance Music
KJR-ll IS. Organ.
KIRO - Studio. 1888
Weather. 1855. News
II. midnight. Conceri
Hour. l a. m. Hour OF
Reflection
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SMO-Dance Orch.
KVI-MusiC.
kOMO-Dance Orch.
K j r - Fishing News
1905. S c a n dinaviar
Music
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spb Nh.
kMO-DanCe Orchestra
Music by Henri
Nosco.
KJR-Art OF Living 7 as
News.
KOMO-Art OF Living
245. sports
KIRO-EImer Davis.
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KJR-American Muse
X I r . - NeNs - -
Meet the Band
Il NOON
x NJ q - Toast. Z .
New
KVI-Sews 1915. March
lime
kOMD 49, News = O
Weekend Wnimseg
KJR-ConCsrt
kiRO-Good Seighbors
1880 L. VI.
kMO=EastvieW Stakes
XVI WALTZ Matinee
KOMO Boy Girl Band
MIR Empire city Races
klRO-Studio.
100 L. vi.
KMO-Legton News
XVI Rhumba.
KOMO-World is Yours
kJR-Uncle FRANK
kIRO-Mstinee
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KMO - Always foung
IS. Music Ior Milady .
KNI-MoocIu Masters Of
Music
kOMO - Recital. -
Naga bona Quartet.
XIX UnCI PRANK.
hlRO-Astinee
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KMO-Musicsl Interlude
SIS. Quaker City Sere-
mace
KVI-NeVs. Z 05, Deep
south.
Bilfmore Band
317. Worldwide News
KJR-BridEe 20 Yestsr-
DAY. 3 Is. Radio Me- gic
KIRO-Seconc Mrs 3
SIS. Young Dr.. Ma
lone
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KMO-Orchestra.
h v - Erskine Butter
field: 545. Army Hour
kOMO-Barn Dance
KJR - Hollywood Park
Race.
K1RO-Gsylord Carter.
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100 L. NJ.
KMO-Helen Holden.
XVI Ballad lime.
T KOMO-OrCnestIa.
KJR Piano.
hIRO-NeWs.
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KMO-Superman, 6.l5
Twilight Trails.
KVI-Dinner Music.
kOMO-Grand Ole OprS
kJR - Scandinavian re
porter. els, News
kIRO - Serenade. 6 .l5.
Public Affairs.
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Helen Holden ans
AS the Twig Is Bent.
KNI-Ballsd Time
kOMO - Pepper Young
AIS. Lone Journey
KJR-Fantxy IN Melody
KIRO-News. AIS. Hedda
Homer
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KMO 80 Morton Gould
Orchestra.
kNI-haWsliRn Music.
kOMO-That Glrl. 3 as
NeWScast
kJE-Slnker
KIRO - Nhen a Ga
WEEDS. 8 -. Word To-
nEE
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KMO-Musical Interlude
KVI-Salute 10 Americas
hOMO - Valiant Lady,
lO:45. Grimm's Daugh-
ter.
KJR-Inquiring Reporter
10 45, Midstream.
KIRO - Commentator
10 45 Kate Hopkins.
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K MO - News, I0.45
Henry klng.
KVI-Orche stra.
KOMO-Dance Music.
KJR-Music.
KIRO-NeWS.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE


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season a. ne iail, Il. .h,
h'''''e tat' '"NS a. ,'.a1
'"F M" just IKE i''' me- va. rr.
care o.! your BUSINESS '"H'
S""' ''''.'' .''l''
IL to' me Ht'Ii','
i'' N". '"''." - ~. VIZ
l4Si''oA, 80" ieSS ''"'e vac ''''
reason,
SCOT la"i'" ai.t "t
"i'''' Nl"'' D'"s
ANA ''I' me S'U," H,''I
i"'N 'S''t'' 1 No"','. n.y.
pvi'HI I''N ''e last tl-H '.'''" go,
1H'"S' ~ N40rt7. go ..
ABOUT you 80 Eo' on ''T NN1
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cq"'I'" 'Iei OWL ..
may you n'ai" to'N
ne s.'''ItiIls a'Ne" -
leS' l!e S''l CO. ''"' ''on'.S
al 9So''' = HHs' 4l'e l'oo'nto'
apIe' apoIoset'c iee5''iS sI!e a'Nayo
Id" feSaf"1ls hei i'dI''e NJ ~. ,
presence ruSneu OYER ner, Ht's
L"I ,a'N aoou' 80 '''.
s'afpIY, ocotl "nqua's o,ouSns
ld'e i''Pei'i'e'it l'''S'ase ',l
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t,i' ,'"''" mn '''eI .'I
,h'ea'e"l"s Response, "tei, 9I'' .o.u
MN OF me necessity VI he' Ne"
YORK mp
SCOT broke ,he UNEASY oe
a. any Iate' III si'" ~ III" ~"
an I4sh'
W t"t'Se IN AZ s
H''"''i' l "e On t'N''
her manner Soi'eIIe' an" 1h'
tS1'''e" Ioi INC an -
sorry ocott' ~ oe 80 'inPPS !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-25

N . regular ocean voyage on
hner. she gave the niue SNIP
waiting at dock, a critical glance
Instead OF us canoe,
Her employer sad, 'but You 70
gong on a muoh longer u1p' ne
put has arm her.
4lena ana Scout shook hano
with vernon stone 'heh Nae'~a!Ay
turheG away from ,he 'eiIoer' 10
Their pathetic farewell between MN
ana ms houSekeeper'
lena sald, IL IS u si!Id1 poaI
ism it,
IT Someho" gets Digger altel
you SAIL He lold iel' C'hy ~
never gets big enough 'ha' you can
mo from lhe people you uons
want to see
IN case you get ne urge, you
o nave 10 moe from me II 10
hldlr% myself I'M gong % oeo
n not get up uAIli lhey
went up the 2anGpiank tosecher.
stood at the ran 1or a "hlle "atch-
ing the activity ABOUT 'hein' then
lett muTky chill ana Went 10 lhen
respective staterooms'
In less than ten minutes scott
was. rapplng on the girl S IGOR with
1renzled delight. Guess "hat
The skipper is Runt Maxwell.
Haven't seen nm since we Went 20
Military institute IN Virginia.
"Captain Pierce Elliot MaNWeH,"
Ilena reclted. Yes, guess mat
could work into 'Runt MaHNeli, II
you kicked 1t around a little. Sne
eased the door shut as sile sald'
That's nice, Scott. You nave
someone 10 play WIN 1ood hlsh1
Scott.
Evidently n meant her VOWS
about resting Except o meals ana
snort, oeep-preathihs Jau'i's aoou'
the Deck Halhllloh scarcely ever
saw her.
Two days later ne tod her'
dldnt mean Tor you 10 hloef''aee
IKE an olo srlAZ'y oeal, Whe''A
sad you needed a rest ne %
Jected.
! m through sleePlns' IL "as
their last night u before Cnha'
and they We're SAILING IN warm
nreeZes' I'M an ready lor fla-
vana.
How ready scout oehlahoed'
Ready enough 10 get up Wheh we
sight MORO II l wake you She
promised scott SAID, "lhen us q
date, faeht III ms exact spot. f1e
tapped the deck WIN ms Sum-Soieo
shoe. And hlgh m You We GER
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Castle
III .+aA.3 + By ZOREWA CARLTON o.
49, wmNE FOR AND MIMDFYH CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION &S
WRITTEN soR AND RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

Ted The telephone number. "Nops,
that has too many sevens in it to
throw away. If possible, I'm going
TO buy this lottery ticket in Ha-
vana."
The following day Ylena took
care that Scott met Vernon Stone,
and Was gratltied at the mutual
approval between them. Next she
took him to the lawyers apart
ment to see Rose.
"ANG don't start snoring al
him." Ylena stressed, because he S
going to be our fellow traveller on
the boat.
nttiantly, Rose Gld snort, 4
thought We We're taxing THIS TRIP
to rest
Before she could object, Scott
leaned over and kissed her. YOU
VIII get your rest, my sweet. L II
see to that.
The gray-haired woman eXplod-
cd into unlntelllglhle words, but
Ylena saw the smile that she tried
to hide by putting her lower lip on
top of the upper one.
SO did Scott. You look like a
. chlmDanzee. Rose, my angel
They left her then, to dash over
town, buving lavishlv in the sec
lions devoted to clothes for cruises
and southern wear. Each time they
were unusually extravagant they
comforted the inner soul and each
. other with Quoted. 1T can be worn
later in La MADEIRA"
AS Ylena recovered from the first
sickening lurch connected with
making a wasteful return trip by
boat. she became more and more
enthusiastic. First, there was the
natural excitement of making an
unusual Journey. Second. she rel
ished the thought of giving Tate a
little of his own medicine. Let him
spend a few days worrying, let him
have 4 few painful pangs Of curl
ositv.
There was a sort Of wicked con-
ISOLATION in the thought. 1t strength
her as she and Scott trudeed wear
ily toward her hotel, in the lamp
lighted late winter afternoon.
Let's have some hot chocolate
Scott suggested. Ylena agreed
They turned the corner and there il
was, In one of those not very large
Madison avenue places. \ white
chiffon dancing dress. layer upor
LAYER of the foamy material, ar
abbreviated wasp-waisted bodice
no trimming to d~esecrate the
beauty Of expert cut and drappery
Scott followed the girls avic
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Then she said, lightly, ''Of course
they will"
Eugene's grin became sly and
knowing. "Oh, I see. Your friend,
Elliott. . :"
Don't be a fool, Eugene!"
But while she drove back, that
sunny afternoon, "a whole hours
after she had walked out on Bill
in the guardhouse, She turned that
over in her mind. Bill had been
right, after all. Going back to Air
Transport meant going back to
Paul.
She played with the idea of try
ing for a job somewhere else. Her
pressure on the accelerator light.
ened, and she mentally skinned
a list of places where she might
inquire. But almost Immediately
she knew she couldn't afford de-
lay and job hunting. There was
very little money in her bag. AT
Air Transport, she was a trained
and valued worker. To some other
firm, she'd be only an unknown
quantity. Beside-her chin lifted
to be afraid of going back to Paul
was to admit that most of what
Bill had said was true.
Unwillingly, she remembered
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house without ne broke something.
If I'd had a sister to come and
help me, a lucky woman I'd have
thought myself! And the airplane
factory, too-such nice folks to
work for-letting you stay away
weeks at the time. :"
Mrs. Larkin was SO busy talk
ing she almost overlooked Butch.
Finally, of course, she got around
to him. This your dog you were
boarding at that kennel place? Not
thinking of keeping him with you
now?"
"Oh, no. II believe I'll take
him over to the farm right now"
She felt guilty, as Butch leaped
happily back into the car. Poor
boy, I do drag you around, don't
II" AS soon as he got comfort.
ably settled in one sort of life,
she was taking him off to another.
She thought, suddenly, Suppose
we had a child, Bill and n" Peo.
pie who quarreled-people who
separated-did to their children
exactly what she Vas doing to
Butch.
Tears stung her eyes, then. The
first tears since she had walked
out of the guardhouse, yesterday.
But you're not a child, Butch.
You're lucky not to be a child"
she sobbed idiotically. I'm a fool,
and you're a Experimentation,
Butch, Butch!"
At the farm, however, it seemed
not nearly SO tragic to be bringing
Butch back. Because a small tan
fox terrier greeted him with de.
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a scream of brakes, outside the
bungalow on Grace street, the dog
which came barking joyously to
greet her skunk off, frightened and
bewildered, as she pushed him
aside.
Helen was sitting on the porch,
knitting, while the baby slept. She
lifted her head. The knitting
dropped to her lap. why. Mar.
tina, what's wrong?"
The sound of her sisters voice
reused Martha, "Wrong?" she
echoed harshly. "Nothing's wrong.
Everything's beautifully right
She sat down on the glider beside
Helen. I'm going back to my
job"
Martha did not think beyond tina,
until her suitcases were packed
and ready. Butch was in the back
seat; she had kissed the baby
goodby, and Rugged Sister. She
was shaking hands with Genie, try.
ing not to see that Helen was still
puzzled and hurt, when Eugene's
matter-of-fact question came. Are
you sure Air Transport will take
you back, Martha?"
For an instant she was stopped
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Paul's voice saying, "As long as
you're happy with Bill, I'm salts
fled to remain out of the picture"
Would he be satisfied if he found
out the reason for her coming
back?
II won't tell him. she decided.
"Oh, I mustn't think too much, l
mustn't get all mixed up. The only
thing that matters is that I need
my job. I need to be Independent
again. need my self-respect and
time to get over this. Time TOTO
decide definitely"
She drove straight to Mrs. Lar
kin's house. That lady was glad
to see her, comfortably unaware
of the strangeness about her re-
turn.
"1've got your same room, still,
empty, Mrs. Marshall. Is your
sister all better now? That's good
I wanted to tell you, the night
the wire came, that worrying new
er does much good. All kinds O.
times, in a lifetime, I always say
The ups and the downs and you,
sister, having three young ones
and all-why-you'd almost expect
something like that"
Her voice flowed on, while she
stretched fresh sheets on the bee
and helped Martha unpack h c
suitcases. You take me, I hac
my share, I can tell you. Five
children, I had. And Mr.. Larkin,
God rest his soul, no help at all
when I was sick a day. The mar
couldn't lift a finger around the