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Newspaper Page TextPAf SIX- MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MTOFORP OREGONV THURSDAY; JULY 3,-1941." WTKJM rtsressAir.-" "4 1- . t!e Pii fcava tut 0 nam4 icp os!li p sousH (or larpa lSufc!sla Is sue honey, far Maria M&tm, vhe Omar Hmry ovtr ta Ut eW home town, u twu a (tr rate radio liar, awt she hat asksd (kc Psll I fcaaT aer Broadcast, and am it saUcias vary, nrv eatlg to Henry tchil Ls!!s tad Tammy ttetiuye dance. Lwila cost ouua lUt U tt Chapter Seven Lone!? WU BL'T Maris declined to dance, hen Tommy invited her to. "Tired?" Tommy asked. -No," said Marie. "But wi think Si would be sice to move on to quieter place, where we can talk. Henry end I want to go with our reminiscing. "But I thought you said thia as no time lor that, Lueiia remind ed. Marie shrugged, and Iaughad Eghtly. "Lueiia, darling." the said, "you mustn't take people to literally." "Yea, darling." laid Lueiia. And then: "But why move on? I thought you two locked awfully eery and esrafy sitting here." Too many interruption," aaid Henry. "People forever coming up to speak to Marie and ask (or her autograph." They got their wraps and coats. They west up to a iittie Hun garian Cafe in the West Seventies. They stayed there until after two o'clock in the morning. Marie and Henry talked talked talked, Lueiia and Tommy smoked and danced, and sometimes sat in per. feet silence, thinking, thinking. They would probably have stayed longer the four of them if Lu cas hadn't fully reminded Henry that he had to oe at the office at Bine. "My darling's out to make a name for himself," she said. "He can't do that by sitting in cafes all night Canjrou, Henry?" "So." said Henry shortly. "Ail right, let's break It up." They parted after in outburst of pians to get together often, to do this, and that, and the other thing. Later, at home and tit bed, Hen ry said: "They're grand pair, rent they, honey? Marie and Tommy?" Lueiia said nothing. Henry fumed toward her. "Don't you think to, Lueiia?" he iked. "Yes," laid Luetta, "They're suite grand. Only I think it' w fat the way Marie treats Tommy." "How do you mean?" "Neg lectins him like she does "Nonsenser said Henry. "And, listen, honey, this it Sew York, Bat oar old hometown so don't go getting worked up about what people do or don't ao how they act and ait that." Thev were silent for time. Then Lueiia moved as date as she oosstblv could to Henry, "Hold me close, Henry she said. The old panicky feeling was trying to posses he? that old feeimg that perhaps she couldn't compete with a girl like Marie Mason. "Hold me close, Henry. Uon t let me go ever. "Lueiia, sweet," said Henry wry softly. His arms were about her, he was holding her face against ius cheek. L,uella, I be lieve you are crying!" "D-d-don't be silly," said Lueiia, Henry kept on holding her to mm, "What do you mean, asking me set to let yea go ever?" he want ed to know. '1 don't know Just why I said trtat, meua admitted. "Just tne silly remark of a woman is Jove Henry suddenly remembered the look in Marie's eyes. And the memory disturbed him. He tight ened the arms that were about Luetla. "Don't you ever tet me go, he said husksiy. "Don't ever let me get away from you.' "I won't," said Lueiia Bereetjr. T won't" Henry was hers, and no one was rver going w uh nim away xrom Mr, Fiever never never. . . . Dinner For four THE days following the broad cast seemed to move on swift wings, ao far as Henry Pell was concerned; but not for Lueiia. Now that the apartment was ail setuea. and were was nothing ur gent to occupy her lime, she ex perienced many a lonely, home sick hour. She visited museum and art galleries, and attended an occasional matinee, but always atone. Sometimes she was so des perate for company that she tempted to walk u to total stran gers and invite them to go places with her. "Those wives of your business associates mtiiniT lien I m a hurry to call on me," she said to Henry one evening. "Honestly, Henry, t haven't visited with any one in so long, I I feci like an then or something." "I'm sorry." Henry said sym pathetically. "But they'll get around to it sooner or later. ou see, honey, most of them live in the suburbs; and have babies. Wait until summer weather sets in and they'll he inviting us out tor week-ends." And she went on with her knit, ting, wondering just what sort of young Britisher would eventually wear tne sweater she was making, i even wondermg somewhat mor bidly if he would be wearing it when his plane was shot down. Then, at tart, came the night of the dinner. Marie had a free eve ning, and so had Tommy And now everything wat in readiness for the Pells first evening at play. I rig hosts. Lueiia had engaged AJOR ACQUITTED IN EARLS SLAYiNB I -it obi. K&? cslesy, Jul f AP Mor &r Vr-TiTj John Zr cc acquitted tni of ctvi-y sf wvjrSnT to nRBrUoo n'.if- iff 6'i I.WII1NT1 colored woman to help her, al though she had insisted upon do ing practically ail the coo Sung herself. LawjT. Mist Fell, said Patsy. the colored woman, "to look at you-att, to pretty like, ti sure never think you-att could cook." Luetta looked up from ra-ar-ranging the deep red rosea is the cut-glass bowl. "Oh, we Southerner surprise people with the things we can do with our supposedly useless tittle hands," she said. "You ought to know that yourself, being from Georgia," "Yas'ra," said Patsy. "But so many of us Southern folk change and gels sorter careless-like, sort er get the Yankee-ways when w get up here. She glanced at her reflection in the mantel mirror. Do I look all right Mist PelL wearing thl frilly cap?" "You look positively beautiful. Patsv said Lueiia. "If vou serve the dinner as welt as you took, Mr. Fell and I wsu be everlastingly grateful to you: and I'll see that he give you little something extra." Henry came In while (he wag getting into her dainty under- things. "Harry out of that bathroom, dariing' he called. ' tmmgr seia i.uena. loining him "Httrrv vmfratlf. vait oa slowpoke.1 She gave him a quick kiss, "Get showered and shaved. Then you'd better mix the cock tails, rve put the ingredient on the kitchen table. When you're through, put the shaker in the tee box. Yet'm." said Henrv. "Only ITJ mix the drinks before I get dolled up. So they'll be cooling. " He went whistling out to the kitchen. Lueiia cot out fresh socks. shorts, ana a shirt for Henry, Shs laid these upon the bed and began to disrobe. She Shea went into the bathroom. Lueiia had lust finished Bet dressing: when the telephone bell It for you-alL Mis Pear Patsy called. Thank you. Patsy." Luelu picked up the receiver. it was Marie calling. Important Mas DARLING." the said, "do for give me for catling vou like ibis. I know you must be busy preparing dtnner, but " r or gooanesr sake. Marte, doM tell me you're not coming!" Luellt cut in. "Of tours Tm coming." said Marie. Well, that's a relief! Dinner's all prepared." 1 had to meet a very bnsartanf radio man for cocktails," Marie went en. "We're down m a hotel lounge. And what I'm calling for it to ask if I may invite him up, for after dinner, you know. I think Henry should meet him by all means. He's nice, too. Vou'ii like him. "Invite him up, of course," said Lueiia. "I'm sorry it's too late ta ask him for dinner." "That's all right He's got an engagement Wilt nine-thirty be all right?" "Yes. Well be through dinner by then, if you're not late. Hen ry's going to make tome mint tulips later. And there'll be on for your friend. Mr. er " "Rector is his name," said Marie, "Malcolm Rector." "Very well, there'll be a Julio for Mr. Rector. I'll even save him an order at Brown Betty pud ding." "Thanks Jot, darling! That will be terribly sweet of you. Remem ber, he's important and we're do ing it all for Henry." EYea, I'll remember." And as she turned from th telephone moment later Luellt felt annoyed. That "we" sort of rankled. "All right Henry" she called, "the bathroom's yours!" Henry hurried past her. The! was Marie who tele phoned," Lueiia said "She' bring ing up a air. necsor. net impor tant or something." "Not Malcolm Sector? Henry tatd. "Yes, 1 think she did say hi first name was Malcolm." "Say. this is a break! Do you know who he is, darling?" "No idea except he Impor tant" "fit say he important! said Henry, "He's on of the biggest stockholder in the radio business. He's got a yacht believe it or not ana scads of money. Maybe he'll like tn and Invite us for a yacht ing trip along the Sound, Picture us on s yacht Lueiia!" "I'm picturing us." said Lueiia without enthusiasm. What on earth did one wear on a yacht? "Henry, do hurry! The guests will be here before you're half drewed." "Okay, beautiful!" Henry turned on the shower. "I ought to tell him a nice interest in some of the land holdings I'm handling Lueiia fluffed the red-gold curls that were piled on top of her head. "Sometime I get ail mixed up," she said. "How do you meant Henry called. "t never am sure whether it' alt just for business reason or whether its for a good time that one meets people m New York." "Both!" Henry laughed. Then he started slneinc Lueiia sighed, gave a last took at her rejection, and went out to give the living-room one more going-over. It wa perfect, she thought; homelike ana charming. And ta was the dinner perfect In spite of the fsct that the very tmpnrtant Mr, Rector wa in the citing. 1 tm. U .--Hsu Th Tr) t ifrroH, vtdewr, u tmitKl wiust t tiro if ft ih &sd SB n u lorn obi frkd tm ft nrortHt rnti lt ?nanr fw hotin rtr fc ht irft a nrnnt prt t'ttfj by Sir Kern? n4 bis br?, DUii. A poJir itatm.nt rd to th co.rt wmrif ta tfc trui quoted 8u Rnr7 Jinf bi wit ft i)4 th rl la tor and p;nnd to marry, eoo dl noire could bt it On tbi Radio Chains ftTIOft! , Waet t r)i taea ea ta ta. sax. use. pertiaaet aru tt ( KOS, ttte, tpokaar gOO, Sit, tea rraaelse,) SOW M, rsetiaag) Sta. tee, tattk: N. tm. Lea gageirst BOA. Me, tManrt KOIN. tte. recuse s BOMO, at. MUM; sro, ss faa rnaetseei Stt, 11. tan tea, " Tins Ihewa I rT " niuseay (30 p. a-aiuaie Ball, XPO, XOMO, XQW. tutor Bowea- Ama teur Hour, JfJTX, KOtir. KSU Tom my Dorset's Orch, KOO, KSX, JUH. S:SO p. s. Drama S hlnd the yews, XOO, XJR, XXX. 00 p. m, a Mao Killer's Orth. KKX. tOW, XSU Cugst Itumb !U vue, Xro, XOMO. KOW; Rudy Val ise rrsm. XOO, KIZ, KJIt. -SO p. jn Rlcbara Blmber'a Orth, SfO, Montreal rmphosy Cooosrts, XOO, KJH. Oreaa ttustngs XXX; Quia of Two Cluaa, KOICO. I vOO p. m Amo -s Andy, XKX. XSU XOIK; rrsd Waring, XTO, XOMO. XQW; CttiKDatn HuaiU, XOO, KZX; Concert Trio, KJJL 1 ta p. m. Your Marriage CU&. X9IX, XSU XOIN; Clark Dntois. XJR. XXX; Coffee Tune. KFO, XOKO-, Dtnssr at Omar's, XOO. :00 p. aEasy Ace. XOO, XXX, SAYING GOOD-BYE WW5 csscies Who s iwm& for -he CAJfWcV SEU.8UKCH6r"KJP5 fUEKff&SMrlSfOgE Ul A8KEB Th Bis and Fall 'GO MOB SIOC f HAT'S TA1L8PJM TOMMY Pursued hf AS ftCTTV-LOy UFTEff CLe&UN&VtlTH TNti IN I YOUNG C.ROOAh'S I THE. rookie: J days wrrjyy frOMM AN& StT$ CUN61NG TO THE WINGS, A rORMttJABLS 6AR.RJER. LOOMED 8EFOR THE CVERLOADEO SW1P nuirv . atrrv.i nttr nacx lua liaaiLrzia.' WiYB tK. fULL bUN. AN C "MAUI. STtClC. TOovh ecrr to OftF HE. N05. UP...OU Of..' THE NSSSS Mumber Twe 7. v:rsr say ri a ' ses SOT IVjrvPTS .ArreasMesE f 1 1 XJR; Ktws, Tony Viator's Orelu XXX, KOKt, KSU Aldrlch FamUf, KPO. XOMO, SOW. t . SO p. raTomoay lUggs and Bat. ty Lou. KPO, XQW, KOKO: Csuck fostar's Orch. XJK; Dasta Vauey Da 71. XNX. XOIM. XSU Fallow Sporttmeo. XOO; BaaabaU Oams, KEX. 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FWBlKSCTCfHtfteJr K&POrfeE fO 6005-dVES AS OiUN MP TftMHY etf AACKR-aRrfefrlSrAR EDDIE! Itilmil ar a SMI wraefeau. taat of Patrolman Grogut Our WfTH THE rsvuiNta UUAE - BtiT-H aFtTaT- ASSIGNED THE BOY TO THE WEBT HOTMCKS' CLUK MORC Hit A Deatht M PLnX6 0M THE) THE EIAR. 911 AND eat i swt is ON, TOO. l VNatV.,TMATS CLEO NEBB. ' SYV.LY APPLEBY WILL, BE NUMBER A. I TN f AMO WITH SLA.CKS. SOMEBCOY ) ( TWO GAU IM THIS TOWN WITH PANTS. I ? V HAD TO VrVAKE. TVtlS TOWN UP tve SOT A, SHAPE THAT W1LU TAKE -ZrJi Kaws, KPO, KOW, KOMO: Hollywood Premier. XNX. KSU KOW. S OO p. m. Pantfeouae Party, KSU XNX, XOIN; Romance and Xsythm. KOO, KKX: Wings of Daauny, KPO; KOMO, KOW; Scandlnatlan Kawa, KJR. S SO p. m Llatca Amaricas, KPO, XOW: Prouelr We Hall, KNX, KSU KOIN: Pirat PUno Quartet, XOO. KEX, KJR; Comedy, KOMO. 7:00 p. m. Prad Waring. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Tour Happy Btrtnday, KOO, KEX, KJR: Amoa 'n' Andy. KNX, KSU XOIN; Dance Time, KJR. 1M p. m Daath Valley Days, KPO, KOW, KOMO: Oreat MomanU Pram Oreat Plara, KNX. KOIN, KSU Ben Bemla's New Army Qame, KOO. xrx, KJR. 8:00 p. m. Ban Barnle's Oreh. KPO, KOW; Orandpappy and His Pals, KOO, KJR, KEX: Claudia, KKX. KOtN, KSU Plan Finder. KOMO. S:S0 p. ni. Bob strong's Oreh. XOO. XJR: We're Building a Roua. XOO: Dick Jurgena! Orch, KNX. KOIN, KSU Tou and Tour Bank. KPO; Baseball Oame. KZX: Port Lawn News, XOW; Port Lewis Ufa. KOMO. :00 p. myocele Ktlsos's Orch. XPO: Jay WMoen'a Orch.. KJR; Bar on EH1'H Orch., XNX; Chuck Wagon Days, KOO: Paul Sullivan. KNX: Uou P. Draws, XOIN: Highlight Hour, KOMO; Symphonic Serenade, KSU S:S0 p. sa. Weakly gfxUtor, XPO: By GLUYAS WILUAM5 ' WDViyTPACCODhTAai VffB606lbI)0Wertf HERE 60K HCHE SLCWlV. WCKIH6 ftf StOHB rWt) lMKl6 HOW EMPlV I AWDPUH'ftENEJfeHBOJh hoop sam 23. ia.T..f bOfi HERE I I YOU A CAPTAIN I GUY IN A R D . A Pwr fP 1 Vwrw. -HOCKBYIS f "t-T I I FOr? TH15-- STRAW HAT 1 'Li mw rn m v a" skrANDOAvc i' zuzr STEADY. HONTiYf.. SKEETS f WMO-OOPIE.' I WHE EW.' IM SUR.E f YEAH? BUT IT AIN'T ALl I AND I WILL THROW OUR, J YOU MADE lv CLAD TMAT 3 OVER I OVER,-YET, BETTY..... WEIOMT BACK . ' , IT. SWEET- A"rVITH, BOYS LOOKY.-.TMERE'S A iS 2S j fK, 62" , T-&rX . C, BOdKA is pilot of- Vl yTwva.a-...- I (its JCJ Va J! THAT SHIP Barron EUot'a Orch. KNX: - Bill Henry, XOIN; Nell Bondabu's Orrh., KOO; Proatter of Industry. KOW; Dancer, KOMO; News. KJR, KSU 10:03 p m, Reporter News, KPO, KOMO. KOW; Jay Burnett, KOO. KJR; Dick Jurgen's Orch., KNX; News, KOIN; Preddy Nagal's Orch. KSU 10:8.3 B. m TVm. ICava1 rvh KOW; Abe Lyman's Orch., KOO, XJR; The World Today, KNX, KOIN. KSU Concert Hall, KPO, KOMO: Be hind the HftarillnM VWT aj- works of Music, KNX; Portland raica. UOIN. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS sassssteEsstssrs "flip gl tVin 4 UP OF THE 0ZAf?K5 16 IUN6LSS9 AKO 8REATHE6 THROUfirt IT'S KiH...T MUST PAMR IF IT DRm IT .c,,es '' -V,-VJ' ',1wa 3 rJT llrjja, III' ynvrv--sw- - ssr MR. BIQ No olhar American colonial governor had such absolute uthor!ty a did Johaa Prints, eccentric Swedish army officer, sent In ISO to govern Mew Sweden, on the Delaware river. A favorite story about him is that, in reply to public criticism, he once "tried" himself, acting a defendant, prosecutor and chief justice. Prosecutor Prints refused to press charge against Defendant Prints, whereupon Chief Justice Print threw the case out of courtl TOMORROW: Mountain Sea Corat 11. -00 p. ra. Bob Baundar Orch. KPO, KOMO: ' This Morlng World. KEX: Nswe. KOO. XOW; Planing Nows, XJR,' Knos Manning. XNX. DIE STORES UP WAQES1NTAC0MA Tscoma. July 3. 0P Taco ma retail clerk approved new mJc EYE'S.., . WlTrt A 6PECIAU TEReO5C0P6 CAMERA ATTACHMENT, ARMV OBSERVERS CAN TELL THE . HEIGHT OF AN OBJECT WiTHlH AN ACCURACY OF 10 FSST-. rT?0M AN ALTITUDE OP, SOsOOO FSST Ta. s wage scale agreement with em- ployers last night. Under the new scale, women clerk in variety store will get $18.23 week, up $1 from the old scale, according to E. R. Jacobs, secretary - treasurer of the union. Women clerks work ing in "classified" department such at draperies, ihoes, etc., will receive $21.30, up $2. There are over 2,300 kind of mammal In North America. Da Mall Tribune want ads. by JOHN MX ttjc, lioo-ve. JoHAN PRlHTZ, .5 RULER OF NEW SWEDEN IN TH& LbbO' HSLP THE POWER OF LIFE AMD DEATH OVER HIS COLONISTS... HE FORCED ALU FOREIGN ships PAssma his HOUSE ON THE PELAWARE RIVER to STRIKE THEIR COLORS rw.mmrMwrHwii - f. a laa oeaa rtgkM imr4 By AL CAP" YOU WONT THERE'S NO place: ON TMI5 FORCE. FOR : NEED IT WHERE. YOU'RE &OIN'.'-.'- COO -COOS.' I HE. CAR FROM THfr SANATARIUM WILL. BE. HERE IN A ( MINUTE. 8t SOL HESS . By HAL FORREST nM of iot fro mm naming