Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 29, 1941, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ETGHT MEPFORP WATL TRTBTJNE, MEDT'OR'D. OREGON. 5UNPAT, JUNE 29, 194T, v WATKIN . WIKMTI yrSTtfiDAV; Thr It only en fin in Lueila's ointment, and that Is a flirt named Marie, uho ffmi emorogs 39 en t- air. end onct almost married LueHa't Henry. But now Henry and Lu ella art reallv married, and oo tng tm to Kris York inhere Hmra lt ( eig e jss And afsrf sd r admire? 7osstsf r talking about them, or Maria fxut hat runt a ton a (hat Henry vrote year before. Chapter Thrre "That Mm Agala" ALU I've got to ay to that It look to tne like you've been holding out on tot," Tommy de clared. "Don't tret U diiturbed," said Marie. "Tommy, my lad, the man tailed Henry is married. 1 Ohf "He was married early this afternoon, and he' right now on hi way to New York. "Corrinf up far hit honey moon?" "He's IMlni two blrdi with one ticket to to speak. He'i com ing up on hit honeymoon, but tiaytag to tk ever a new job." Sy. how do yon knew to touch about what he's doing!" "I read the hometown easer." "Meaning he an important personage in the old hometown?" -All right Thanka for the nlee thingi you said, but 1 want more than gratitude from you Marie. I'm In iova with you, a I've told you once or twice in my ttmple and unexciting mnnei, I want you to love me. You'll have a try at It won't you?" "I aaid left not talk about that now. Tommy taid Marie. "I juit don't feci like it Let t wait until acme other time." "Very welt "Anyway," said Mark, 1 aometimea wonder ii I'm just a woman who lovea one man. May be l il never feel toward anyone aa I felt toward Henry Pell'' "Lordy. there's that man again!" taid Tommy. "SiUyl Ar.d I ditched him for it "A fat salary," aaid Tommy, 'And radio fame." He save Maria a auick kiss. "And don't forget if you hadn't ditched Henry you'd never have met me. That would have seen tragic nothing less. For me, anyhow," Memory THEY got into an elevator and were taken down to the street But in memory Marie was stand ing by t river back down near the old hometown, and Henry Pell n with her. He had Just kissed her, kissed her in a man ner that had left her breathless. Her heart was beating wildJy. f it 4 L "Don't get all disturbed" said Mane. "Not exactly, although he haa made good. But smalltown pa per always play up personal items, you know." "You- mean ha turned to girl who didn't want a career? Is thai It?" "Yes, Tommy." "And you settled the matter by coming up to become one of ra dio shining lights." Marie nodded. "And," she laid, "Henry Fell h settled it even more definitely and conclusively by marrying Luella." "I'm glad," aaid Tommy. "Now you're free to marry me. We ought to get along famously, you and I you being a linger, and me en the way toward becoming a big radio executive. So dry those tears, my lamb, and let's go dancing." He dTew Marie to him, held her e'ow. "Shall we go on up to the Rainbow Room without stepping out into the night, or would you prefer a less spectacular joint?" "Let's go to some quiet spot Tommy, if you don't mind." was farie reply. She smiled a bit wistfully. "1 don't leel up to mix ing in with a lot of people. Al ready I'm asked for my auto graph, and all that sort of nui n." ".Nuisance!" Tommy exclaimed. "Why. listen. Beautiful Idiot, it's ' autograph seekers and writers of fan letters who keep you where you are "Yes, I know, Tommy . , . Tm sorry , , . But I don't want to be rrcognirrd tonight. All of a sud den I feel like an old lady who has just discovered a faded rose pressed between the leaves of a dance program. I keep thinking of the past." "You, like an old lady!" laughed Tommy. "You're twenty six. Don't forget 1 know that Marie. It' a grand agr!" "Thanks. Tommy." Marie aaid. brightening. "You are a comfort to me." "Yes. 1 know . . . You said that before." "But I tint feel terribly ex cited over you." Mara added. "I often wonder how I'd ever have gotten where I am without your help and encouragement and I snail be everlastingly grateful to you. but" I enoee'ej that." a!d Tommy, damned bothersome word, that tut' ... I get it ,, , What you're trying to say is that you are grate ful to me. but I don't make your art h-sp when 1 draw pear. The!' it, isn't . Marie?" "Let's not talk about that Tommy." aaid Marie. Suppose aha found out aha still loved him. that he meant more to her than going on with her career? What could she do then? Luel.'a May Brown was hi wife now. Luella hadn't wanted a career. Luella, who had loved to play "keeping house" when they were kids, was Henry' wife now. And she, Marie Mason, had oo right to butt in She didn't relish the idea of being the "other woman." "I'm itin here," said Tommy, "just in case you've forgotten." "Sorry, Tommy, darling," Marie said, "I do seem to be wool-gathering tonight don't I?" "You do," said Tommy. "But gather all the wool you want to, only promise you'll eventually come back to me." "Oh, Tommy." It was like a lit tle cry, "I will try to love you, I will." Maria reached across the small table, and pressed one of Tom my' hands. "That" said Tommy, "gives me lomething real to live for," New Home T ITELLA and Heary had an ex citinglybusy time of it during their first week in New York, There was so much to be done, so many matters to be looked after. But the most important thing was to find a place to live, since Henry had seen to having their furni ture and wedding presents packed and shipped before leaving the old hometown. They would have to locale a place to put them when they arrived. Then finally they found a place, one that appealed to them as well aa to their pocketbook. It was when they were walking through one of the East Nineties, "It's a lovely old house!" Luella exclaimed. "It looks as though It might have belonged tn aomeone who Teally loved it You know. ttk my aunt always loved the collage she lived in," "Shall we have a look at the Inside?" said Henry. "Lel's!- Its a pretty smooth looking Joint!" Henry said later, when they had climhcd two flighti of stairs to a vacant apartment on the third floor. "Cory homelike . . . What do you think, honey?" "I adore itr said Luella. "Let's take it. Henry." 'Right,'" Henry looked out of a window. "A pretty quiet street and not an awful lot of swank, even it it is on the Upper East side. But it's pleasant. 111 go right Jnwo and sign the les." They went down stair together. Te a rentiaaed Rain and Hail in Klamath Country Klamath Falls. June 28. iJn Rain and hail fell here yester day ftvmnon while lightning flashed. Wind, accompanying Not such & dummy That fellow In our window It wearing a new PALM BEACH SUIT $17.75 73axkga Store for Men . ft i the stoTm. toppled trees at Penny '.Springs west of here. TAX ON AUTOMOBILES FAVORED BY TREASURY Washington. June 28 .Vs Members of the house ways and meant committee said the treas ury rerommenll a J percent tax on automobile today for the rnmbim-d rurixxe of raising revenue and curtailing production. Rep. Angell s Bill Washington, June 28 Representative An fell IB inlTrehired a bill HR 5196) in congress yesterday to create a commission In expmtne con flicts in state and federal tax vnicturr. Ore ) On the Radio Chains tTATlOKf! Wtnr te tin them oa Ike tal (U, use, fortune i an. mo Lea aageteat tut,, lata, apatane. UUO. Sit. bum ftaaettrai turn 20. Portland KJB, 1000. aeattle: KMX, lute. Lm angtltsi K OA au. Dearaei BOIN. ate. rorllaaa: moMo. as, aeatttei aro, aaa. ass rrasntawt U lie. Salt s bam It MT aanday 5:00 p. m Manhattan Marry Oo Round. KPO, KOMO. KOW; Prim rose Suing Quartet, KOO, KJB. SSX; Ford Summer Hour, RNX, RSL. KOCN; Matoey Tun. KZX. 10 p. ss Bookman- Notebook.! KOO. KJH; Amertcaa Album of familiar Ituale. KPO, XOUO, KOW; , Shep Plaids' Oreh, KEX. S 00 p. m. Hour of Charm, KPO, KOMO, KOW: Goodwill Hour, KOO, KEX, KJR; Tak n or Leave It,1 KMX, KSL, KOW. M p. mr-Deadline Sramaa, KOW, KOWO; Columbia Workshop Present, KHZ, KSU KODf; comedy, KPO. t oo p. av-Orune Doctor, K1TZ, KOIM; Arturo Arturo'a Orch., XOW, KEX, KJR; The Old Cabinet Maker, KPOt New. KSL; Rulia P,t4, KOMO; Brmphoclc Serenade, KSb. 7;0 p, sa. Trfmeure Iralla ot I Song, KOO, aTZX, KJH; Meenar Pel- iers, KPO. KOW, KOMO; answer Auction. KMX. KOIN. 00 p. m. Charlie Splvak'a Orch.. KMX; Walter Wmchell. KPO, KOMO, KOW; Ovate Kalian's Orch.. Mewa. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Km. KSL; Leas P. Orem, gOW. S iO p. mVera Tiguc KPO. KOW, KOMO: Vole of Hawaii, KOO, KJR; Don't Be Personal. KNX. KOIN; Hawthorne Temple, KZX. SOO p. nv Might Battor, KPO. KOW, KOMOt Sob SeAicder Oreh.. KOO, KJR, XXX; I Wu There, KKX, KO; Ogden Tabernacle Choir, KSL, 0 :S0 p, m. Don Kaye'a Orch,. KOO, KKX; Eddie LeBaron'a Orcb, KPO. KOW: By the Way. KNX; News. KJR; Monhwest Round Table, KOIN; Mtaam and Matches, riOMO; Chorus, KSU 10300 p. m. SoutberneJree, KOO, KEX, KJR; Dick Jurgena Orch., KNX; Reporter News, KPO, KOW, KOMO; News, KOIN; Temple Square. KSU 103$ p. m. Etchings In Brass, KOO, KKX; Ken. Stevens, KNX, KOIN; Rev. Henry H. Mew, KJR: Sabbath Rererie. KSL, 11:00 p. bv Ployd Wright, XXX; New, KOO, KNX; Bob asunder' Orch. KPO, XOW; Dick Aurandt' Orch, KOIN; Light Classics, KSU Monday :oa p. m-Radio Theater, KMX, KOIM, XSL Sr. L 4 KPO, KOW, KOMO: String BneeinMe, KOO, KJR; Summer Serenade, KEX. t SO p. m. Drama Behind the Newa, KOO, KEX. KJR: Tribute to Cnarlea Evans Hughe. KOMO; Ployd Wright, KPO; Star ot Today, KOO. a AO p. m. Ouy Lombardo'a Orch.. KNX. KOIN, KSL,; Gordon Jenkins' Orch, KOO, KEX: Contented Hour. KPO. KOW, KOMO; SeancUnarian Mewa, KJR. 6:80 p. m. C ralceda of America, KPO, KOMO, KOW;' Bloodle, KNX. KBU KOIN; Roae Resnlck, KOO; Dane Orch, KEX. 7:00 p. m. Amoe n' Andy, KNX, KOIN, KSL; Pred Waring. KPO, XOMO, KOW; Tommy Dora-fa Orch, KOO, KEX; Oreater Washington Hour, KJR. 7:80 p. m. 1 Lore a Mystery. KOO. KEX, KJR; Oay Nineties Review. KNX, KSU KOIN; Harry James. KPO, KOMO, KOW. S 00 p. m. tieit Bondshu's Oreh, KPO, KOW, KOMO; Newa. Bobby Byrnes' Orch, KEX; what's On Your Mind, KNX. KOIN. KSL: Amateur Hour. KOO; Buy Washington, KJR. 8:30 p. m. Point Sublime, KPO, KOMO. KOW; Dance, Newa, KMX. KOIN. KSU Mitt Herts. Tito. KKX; Concert Ball, XJR. 8:00 p. m-Paul Sullivan. KMX KOIN; Fantasy tn Melody, KOO, KEX, KJR; Hawthorne House, KPO, KOW, KOMO; Hymn Service, KSU '.30 p. m. Pick a Tune, KOW, KOMO; Beautiful Music, KOO, KZX; CLEAR AHEAP By GLUYAS WILLIAMS t-CXrt (0N6RW01AUHlM5l.r OH H&VW6 CLEAR VlEv Cf SCRErt AT mUi, 0WlrJ6 to SlflWfe BfHriP i a i r -in View is o&iteudep, w smwl boV arsub he om SE AW WANTS 10 Stf kH MOTHER'S LW II 11 1 rtviVbTm-tm EiWiRaV k mother savs 5HEU mV HER COAT FOR HIM 1b 5tT OH 1 1 I. V Sife OH COAf VvriiCH HIS HEAP ON J.EVTL WrfH AKV APULf 16 Hr5 6VRA1H3M4 5MAIL SOY AHJ Cf UP Off SEAT TofcE-TrlER Mm -at . i- i ' TT 5CREEH IS BLCffcP OUfErlfiRElV fA MCfriER BE5CUt$ BffV AKJ COflT f ROM UNDER SEATS TOpnotcher. KPO: Kew. KJR, KSU 10 ,-00 p. m Ray Noble' Orch.. KNX; Reporter Hew. KPO, KOMO. KOW; Baaln Street Chamber Mualc. KOO, KEX, KJR; Newa, KOIN; Maa- Urworks of Mualc. KSU 10:30 p. m, Karl Blocker and Music. KOW, KOMO. Concert Hall. KPO: Natl Radio Pbrum, KOO; Eyea of tn World. KOIN, U:00 p. m, Carl Ravsaxa'a Orch. KSU KOIN: Chuck Posurs Orch, KPO, KOMO; This Monnc World, KEX; Mews. KOO. XOW: Pishing News. KJR; Knox Manning, KNX, t?a Mall Tribune want ad. LUZON TYPHOON LEAVES DEAD AND PROPERTY RUIN Manila, June 28.-f.TVA heavy typhoon lashed northern Luzon island late tonight, leaving five known dead and extensive pro perty damage. The storm had passed over northern Isabella province, the weather bureau aaid, and was traveling In a generally north westward direction. Manila was pronounced definitely out of danger. A wind velocity of be tween 85 and 63 miles an hour was indicated. . Poachers Penalised Roseburg, Ore., June 28. Archie Joseph Spahl, 29, and Noel Lee Chapman, 21, were fined $50 each and sentenced to 30 days in jail here today when they pleaded guilty in Justice court to a charge of spotlighting deer. The two men have been employed as loggers in the Azalea district of southern Doug las county. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN MX nriAiNiN9 unbsmJcN foKlSYM3 iQia-iQit ... - It THE QflEATtTST NUMBER OF CONSECUTIVE WINS IN Ti HmOKi OF INTERCOLLEGIATE m r tmttm. -tries id pick up -Thread of -frtE MOUE A&PM at - a tt 1 smx wv ettecTupiuv blocks View or scrki SVKHEEUH6 OH SEAT. MM BEWNP 1rMESArWl C.W sr n Bl syeeiaM. rw.1 6-28 A ft Hi- xr .x J ' ' S,S"'X. a as a ' fj -ar t iV t "1 I00H I Pi? James E.vvet. Chief Boy Scout executive, l Trie POST FOR HE HA4 HEtP lT . FOR ?0YARS HE GAVlftU- mm laryesTrepTile' GR0W6 30 FEET LONG - YET IS TiMlD AHD RUNS AT SISMTOPMAU A XI - - . wasaw '. V -Ha fMPA OP TO w- - 'r. y THE SILVER HAtCHET, ?g deep sesftsh, ARB FOREVER TURHED '-isr Yr-- U:riM-i z.7rf3- Stei ., rw.TMia,rMrMiMaavi im k im. oa au mau moa LIX ABNEH The New Hecrult YALE'S WINNING STREAK In 1937 Harvard swimming team broke Yale's 13-year winning streak. Two of Old Ell's great were Jimmy Bronson and Philip Bunnell, captains of the 1926 and 1927 team respectively. TIMID GIANT . The gavial Inhabits India, Borneo and Sumatra. A member of the crocodile tribe, it 1 disting ttithed by it extremely long and tapering inout. Despite it sis it get ovr the ground rapidly. Monday) Th Monro Palace. By AL CAP? 127 PROMISED THE.T 1 WANTS YOU WOULO THET BE Q V ALL K THEY K( BETHET Y THEN- T THAT'S I GOT IT ALL V 55,TK-S,iyLflf:N IZ'K T'PE- OUT MAO- T HONORABLC, -m DEPEN'S YconrllTTEO SO- 1 AH'U. f FIHE.Tr 4 FIGGERED OUT rfrSeayS..rM S MAMMY? ft ON WHUT TWO-TKOIDS J WAL, SJ DO (:AS SOOAtAS HOW YOU'LL DO IT.' SQL$?W$ J.Efl 1 MOB 4 Ja THET O'ALLTH' J SON- ( IT.' ) VOU DOS IT j IT'D KILL AN 7 At t oX H JIl 11 J -rri&?r& jsmi "Ot?, (CRinESlN WIPI i'J WtUTAME. J ORDINARY MAN- GQTTA BE HONORABLE..'.' DONE l NEW YORK THEJ1 ) I OVER ALL I BUT NOTHIN' CAN V ' , aaa: 'Z' Tr iW D,D' I LAT YEARf OUT ) THE. KILL YOU.' I KNOW 1 TN sarSr85 i 1 w HUH .aW'M I would rackets.) j that from listenin' I MJ i- i-vi M PANSY? J ONtyONC SARTINLY 1 L "J TO YOUR RADIO TAILSPIN TOMMY The "Slack Paathar" Is "Treed"! Br HAL FORREST OQH Y-YOU, you re nctt TOMMY.'.' f H-MELP HELP tT WILL DO NO GOOD TO SCREAM. MY DEAR. 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