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A RNUE sat on the edge of the
■**-bed looking at an old photo
graph of herself. What a wonder
ful change ten years had made!
At length she dropped it into her
purse and turned to confide in
her cousin:
“Doris, Bert doesn’t love me.
Whenever we’re out together he
acts as if he’s afraid of saying too
much.’’
Doris raised her eyebrows with
the expertness given to older
cousins. "Annie, you’re on the
wrong track," she observed wise
ly. “Bert does love you."
“It’s your money that’s holding
things up," Doris volunteered.
Annie spun around. “My what?
Are you mad? All the money I
have in the world is here in this
purse. Remember how I scrimped
to get the fur coat? My money
indeed!"
"Tell it to Bert," grinned Doris
backing out of the room. In a
minute she was back, hands
across her eyes. "He—he’s down
stairs now," she said chokingly.
"—and something’s wrong."
"Wrong?" Annie’s heart beat
faster as she ran out to the land
ing. What had happened to Bert?
She realized with a thrill that
she was more than a little con-
eeraed.
Then she saw him! His wavy
brown hair had been squelched
into a hideous, yellow hat. A
bright orange tweed suit com
pleted the startling picture. Annie
shuddered as she returned to the
bedroom for her coat. What had
happened to Bert?
Annie got her answer in their
favorite coffee-shop a few minutes
later.
"How do you like the new
Bert?" he asked, stretching his
arms to show off the orange suit.
Annie gulped; nodded.
“And this isn’t all, he boasted.
"I'm planning to move into town
—for good. Going to get a fran
chise on farm machinery. Might
be a big wheel in a couple of
years."
SNAPSHOT OF A FARMER
Rowley
"But your farm?”
“Oh—that!" He dismissed
with a wave of the hand yet Annie
detected a glint of disappointment
in the brown eyes.
"I was hoping you’d keep it,"
she said. "Always did admire a
well-run farm." She held her
breath. •
His eyes widened slightly as
he reached for her hand. "It—it
wouldn’t be fair to you, Annie.’
She thought of what Doris had
said—about money. "I’m not rich,
Bert," she announced bluntly.
He shrugged. "So what? Who is?
A chill went through her; Doris
had been wrong! Why then had
he been silent these many months?
He was studying her now: intent
ly; possessively.
"Annie, will you marry me?"
She gasped. The question hung
between them for a long moment.
And suddenly she knew why he
had not asked her sooner.
"I—I’ve always dreamed of
being a farmer’s wife." she said
simply. "And now you talk of
this franchise—?”
He was around the table in a
flash, his eyes glowing. "You
mean it?’ v he cried eagerly. "But
I thought—well, you’re so frail;
I mean you’re not used to my
kind of life. I’ve—we’ve got a
beautiful farm, darling. I only
hope—”
Annie drew the small snapshot
from her purse. "Look. Here’s a
picture that was taken of me when
I was ten—on my father’s farm.
Never really been proud of it
until now. Fat, wasn’t I?"
"You—a farmer’s daughter?"
Annie laughed. "Dad always
said that being a landowner made
any man a king; and secretly,
I’ve always longed to be a queen.
But I’m, going to give you my
answer this evening. And Bert—
please wear your dark suit."
He kissed her forehead. "Sure
thing, Annie. This suit goes out
with the franchise. Bit loud, isn’t
it? Even for a King.’’
By LYN CONNELLY
S HORTLY before the record ban
in 1947 Ted Lewis cut 24 sides
. y . Decca Records took 16 of the
tunes he independently recorded
. . . Now, over eight years later.
Mercury will release the remain
ing eight sides, which have been
in Lewis’ possession since the
frantic session . . . "September
Song" and Lewis’ fifth version
of "St. Louis Blues" are among
those to be released by Mercury
as an L. P. . . . Speaking of records,
have you noticed how the instru
mentals are sweeping the coun
try? Three of the top five record
ings have no vocals: "Lisbon
Antigua." “Poor People of Paris"
and "Theme from Three-Penny
Opera.”
It is not difficult to figure out
why Perry Como is giving Jackie
Gleason so much trouble in the
rating department ... He has one
of the best organized shows on TV
. And the contrast between
frantic Jackie and cool, relaxed
Perry is terrific ... It strikes
us that Godfrey's McGuire Sisters
are fast reaching the "Best sister
trio in show business" stage.
PLATTER CHATTER
CAPITOL: John Raitt, the Bread-
way musical comedy star with
of the beet voices in the
today, has recorded a single,
"Stranger in Paradise’* and Cole
Porter’s beautiful "I Love You”
. . i Mr. Raitt also has a wonder
ful LP on which he does "High
lights of Broadway,” including
"Soliloquy,” "I Love You,” "So
in Love,” "Hello Young Lovers,”
"Strange Music," "Old Devil
Moon,” and others . . . This is a
real talent . . . June Christy does
a fine job on "Look Out Up There"
backed by "I Never Wanna Look
Into Those Eyes Again."
Nelson Riddle follows up "Lis
bon Antigua" with "Midnight
Blues" and “Port Au Prince” . .
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NATIONAL COTTON WEEK
At O’NEAL SPORTSWEAR C0RP.
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