The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 12

FAGITWELVK THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE. PA. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1954. Diitiibuteti by Ftatuiet Syndicate. Copyright.

1953, by Adelaide Humphiies A A I HUMPHRIES SVNOPSW lor clinic duty. jured a smaU boy is by a flashy off in and in- angry ure A a rushes to the ur lf re aten Norman car. but the accwen mob gathers Brandt, driver Dr. Sellars ot ambulance, along pital. the apartment glamorous Ro Nora McClary excitedly in the drivcr surpnte he hos- ho'ineward to 'shared by her and Eftinger and both nurses.

plain Roz -date." He arrives 7 ate Brandt In eager but that love way. Cyn is in Alone. Cvnthia Sellers. whom whom with Mr. Sellers Walter doctor the riddle ihe "had long she ii her so do to appeal.

to her woman- CHAPTER SIX PVNTHI4. had another gcntie- It was caller that evening officer who had taken charge He Mas- scene of the Accident, introduced himself as Dan ters begged her pardon for dis- turbinV her but said he thought he could save her the bother of coming around to the precinct in in!" Cynthia Norman Brandt -they wouldn't meet tomorrow, after all- As the two' girls had just been finishing dinner, Cynthia offered the police officer a cup coffee appreciation of thoughtfulness. "I'll just jot down your version the morning. "Come right would of of i than usual, her glance nevei met the young doctor's and she had very little to say. "Is anything wrong?" Dr.

Sellars finally found himself asking. It had taken a while to penetrate, but he finally realized that something was amiss. The very atmosphere of the clinic seemed changed. Gone was that warm comradeship, that mutual, if often silent, understanding. The- air seemed to crackle with tension.

"Wrong?" Cynthia repeated, in that new, cool, detached manner. She was -busy putting everything away at the end of another long, full day, and she did not look up. "What could be wrong? I'm sure I don't know what you mean." "You aren't sick, are you?" The 'oung doctors' keen eyes observed icr. Her color was high. Her eyes ioo bright.

He reached across the table and caught her wrist be- expert, knowing fingers. Cynthia away; then started to she realized wrench that he not trying to hold her hand; le was counting her pulse. Darn anyway! Always the doctor-eighty-six due a doctor from a nurse. Maybe this was what he needed a different dose. "I believe there is." His voice was firm.

If he had been prised at her flaring out at two long strides, caught hold of her and swung her around so that "What do You don't wouldn't a she you had to face him. mean bv that? it. You him. the clinic." Hostetter Firemen Obtain Squad Car A squad car has been added to to the equipment of the Hostetter Volunteer Fire Department, according to Chief John Trynock. Organized three years ago.

the group now has a concrete block station and a pumper truck in addition to the squad car. Daughter Born. daughter, weighing he probably took it as another He looked so fierce that for a 5:41 symptom that something wasjmoment she was almost alarmed. six one ounce, was born at o'clock Thursday afternoon 13, to Mr. and Mrs.

Harry wrong with her health. "You she realized, with a slow, 'Stalker of St. Clair Shores, Mich a rest. I know the clinic has been 'inward glow of satisfaction, that "The baby was (born in a hospita 1 a madhouse lately, with all he was not looking at her' in a i i Detroit about 12 hours aftei children's diseases that break out, professional manner at all. She she arrived home after attend- in the spring added to the usual wanted to say, -No, I don't want work.

Why don't you take a little'to leave the clinic, but maybe I vacation, Cynthia?" 'If it's such a madhouse, how could you get along without me'' Or are you services are inferiing no longer that my needed 9 She had not meant to say anything like that, either ought to leave you." Before she could say anything, he went on, shaking her a little to emphasize what he had to say. "You can't do that. You know how much the clinic means As much as it does to' me. ing the funeral service here her father, Frank Baxter of Chestnut street. the family.

are Mrs. Ida city and Mi The infant name is the first child ir The grandparent: Mae Baxter of thi and Mis, ot Port Huron, Mich. The to "I could manage for a know how haid we've work- while." He was looking at i together to build it up. Npw with that professional air of try- we are just starting to make real ing to diagnose her case. progress in our fight to educate mother of the Norma Jean Baxter.

is the former A Parents daughter of Girl. was born to Mr. fenow I couldn't do without you. the parents of these children, give a iv i ri help to the children them-' is If only he meant that in a'selves different way! Because he i i you, Cynhia? I think I'll or- not, she found herself 11 i gider you to take a rest. Then when madder and madder if thatU-ou return, will have seven of the case," Dan 'Masters said taking out pad and pencil.

'It may not be called upon, as I don't believe Mrs. Mancini will try to take it to court. You know how those people are that district all of them afraid of the law If only they'd learn it's on their side when they're in trouble." Cynthia agreed with him. Yet she could not help feeling relieved that there would be no trouble. It might have served Norman Brandt right, however.

Especially if he had not tol'd the truth about driving the car. As thouph in answer to this, Dan Masters said, "You know that young fellow wasn't driving his-own car. When I asked him for the license number, he didn't even know it. He had bis driver's license all right. Said the car longed to "a friend.

A Miss Reba Raye Say, come to think of it, she'd be that singing star, wouldn't she?" "She might be," Cynthia agreed, i So Norman Brandt ran around -with actresses. Not that Cynthia had anything against actresses. But it just went to show that he was that kind of man. Whatever, kind that was, she amended somewhat vaguely. "Well, anyway," Officer Masters continued, "he's done all he could for the little fellow he hit.

Got him a high-priced doctor, a private room, and nurses. So I guess I won't charge him with speeding or reckless driving, unless you want to change story about the accident i unavoidable." Here was her chance to a that she felt certain a Brandt had not been behind the wheel. But could she swear to that? And if it had been Reba Raye who had been driving, andj Norman wanted to shield her.j Cynthia ought not blame i At least not too much. "I still think it was unavoidable," she said. "Well, now, I guess that will be all, then." Dan Masters got to his feet.

"I won't be bothering you any longer. It's been a nleas- ure, Miss, to meet the nurse lady. I've been hearing about you for some time now. And of course everybody knows Doctor Sellars and what a grand job he's doin' for those poor kids. Now there's a man for you, Miss!" Cynthia have been in hebrty agreement as to that.

She felt her color rising once more 'as she ushered the big, friendly policeman to the door. The problem, she thought, was to make Walt realize that he was the man for her and that she was the woman for him. Why, they could go on this way, working side by side, day after day, week, month after month Walt would never up unless lm got a good jolt. Someone cugbi to bring him down to earth- Perhaps it was such thoughts Is these that made Dr. Sellars' 'assistant somewhat aloof during the next few days.

She went about her work as a efficiently, Quietly. But she seemed to hold her pretty head a little higher eighty--" His lips were soundlessly forming. He dropped her hnad Hum, a little high," he said, still wearing that frown. Yet, I don't believe you are running a temperature--" "Of course I'm not! There's absolutely nothing wrong with me." She had not meant to flare out; quite that openly. She a a maintained the respectful attitude 1 eighty- was the emotion that had her so to our" senses.

come and Mrs. Robert Prinkey of Hun- D. 1, in Westmoreland Greensburg, May 10. stirred up inside. "I'm sure you would have no trouble in replacing me," she said' coldly, a turning away from' him.

"In fact, I've been consider-; ing, lately, that maybe it's time I made a change." Good heavens, what had said now! But she could not take it back. (To Be Continued) Somerset Graduation. Somei set Joint High School will graduate a class of 182 on May Hig-hest City. Phari. Tibet, at 14,300 feet, is He came around the table in the highest city in the wozld.

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