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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1941.
TfSTfRDAT: Lwtl "eH to
net sure tcHether iKe to plei of
eorrv that ol lut hr lonely ''
in IVaw Vorle to oroletn By rVao
ing cu"U for dinner. Her riui
band to Henry, and Henry seems
a little too much nteTOited i
Maria Maeon, ttn radio "tar. Lu
,11a thinks Maria to naoleetfnj
Tommy Melntira. Her four
ouut, and to aura aha to not -Sleeting
Henry.
Chapter Eight
Marie Stumbles
THEY lingered tor a time over
their coffee, laughing, ehat-
"i j a .unt Then
they moved Into the other end of
,a. mnm. Patsv rlaeed a four
panel acreen around the dining
room end, and went about clear'
Iaa aa hina twir.
"Shall we have some bridge?"
Luella aaid.
"I'm much too full of your
rand dinner to concentrate on
-.Am .airf Tnmmv.
"And there's ao much to talk
-i . it -AA-A "RMe. I m
a terrible bridge player. I simply
can't remember aome of the sim
plest conventions.
r .,awh.., kt KTalmlm Rector.
nuvut . - ,
said Henry. "Has he anything up
his sleeve. wk-i u' w
teres, w jrvu. ,
at .knt.M aav art!" was Marie s
renlv. "And of interest to you too.
Henry. His company is planning
. I .v...'. ,a ha entirely
prugiaui
non-commercial. I mean there 11
be no interruptions while some
one spouts about the virtues of a
jn.u. M-i4i.lna nr a breakfast
food or a dog biscuit And he's
. ; . - . H M.A aa V, h nriw
eonsiaerina uewa " r--
"Thafs great! Henry aaid- "But
where do I come InT I mean, you
aid it was or intereei wj ii
vi umn Tf I eet on the pro
gram, Henry, I'll want some new
material. And I liked the idea
you mentioned the other day at
I. U M
Luella, who had been placing
esn-iraya wumn ear , V
aaa,aaa atnnnerl and lOOKed UP.
t hnna" maid Marie. Civing
T.-ll. urlde-eved look, "that
Sm didn't object to my stealing
enry for lunch."
It," said Luella. "You and Henry
have a lot in common,- sne wem
on, "so why shouldn't you get
together nos. and then and talk
"That's what I think." said
Marie.
"And Td say, Luella, that you
R.;tf m aivoll hroad-mind-
ed wife," Tommy remarked. "I
hope Marie will be as broad-
; A mA mkM mnA it .ho miniM
HIIUULU nw. ,
me, and I meet a glamorous mov a
tar or acrrese or ramo (kinw
(.. n. i--k at eAra-talla."
M,rU rMtlML lovely, lot UD
and began to move about the
room.
"I adore all these old-fashioned
,1.1a n. vin Kmusht tin from down
home," she ssid. "I wish I hadn t
sold all mine In order to get
money enough to start singing
Ck. a, ,11. ,4 hak the hrn.
cade hangings. "Such a quiet
Street for New York."
"The rear windows open on an
.--nM mmA Henrv.
"Come on, I'll show you. There s
an extension rooi, ana wncn
warm weather comes, I plan to
1 . .urn i ni, mnA nnrrn fiirni.
ture. Luella and I may even have
our preaxrasis oui mere, nna
dinners too, when we csn man-
i, m
"Oh. thatH be fun!" sld Marie.
mt u... .a,jn A,,, in ,h num.
It'll be almost like having a ter-
"slie followed Henry down the
long room 10 uie rear.
InviUttoo In Her Ey
THERE Henrr opened full
1 length window, and they
stepped out upon the extension.
It looked out over a quiet back
mrmmA In tukik MTAUt m ' IfM
that was now putting forth tender
green leaves. One of the larger
branches hung down over the ex
tension and gave the place some
thing of a rural atmosphere.
sorry now I didn't take a place
lib kia intar1 at mn artart-
ment in one of the newer houses."
She walked toward tna ana 01 ine
root, ana loonea aown inio ine
warA 'T tn.IrM m thtnlr a littla
of some of the bsck yards down
some.
tarerui, nenry eauuonea. -i
don't think that roof's any too
firm. I've got to have It rein
forced." Marie stepped backward tow-
rA kim .Nit Aanflkt hAT HaaI in
a pieje of the roonng. She would
nave lanen n nenry naon i
eaueht her oulcklr.
"Darnitall!" ihe Slid. "I tore
my gown."
''Luella can fix It for you," said
Henrv. "She's always got a mend-
ia ha.Vat kanHv." Rut ha dlfln't
release the girl ala arm encir
cled. Marie leaned against him. Her
up and Henry saw unmistakable
invitation in net oiuwn tjci. mm
almdst before he realised what
he was doing he wss holding
Marie tight to him, kissing her.
She responded, giving him kiss
(or kiss. It was as though she
was being satisfied after a long
and lonely hunger.
"Henry darling sweet," ahe
whispered.
"Dear little Maria." said
Henry. He kissed her again. And
(han "Rut mnxttVt!' Ha re
leased Marie abruptly. "It's all
wrong. All wrong.
"But, Henry? If we're driwn
to each other, we have a perfect
rigni
Tfaoa von foreotten Luella?"
Henry cut in.
MNktM mmKA Mart Rha hart for-
(otten. utterly, completely. while
neni y waa
arms she hsd forgotten every.
t:,ln but that ihe was where she
had been wanting to be for daya
and days. . . . Tm sorry, nenry.
c I Han,-, aaid. "But It
waa my fault I I should have
haa more seu-eoniroi. out juu
were appealing. Marie. You are
appealing. You you do things
to a man s emotions.
"I got to thinking about the
old days," Msrie said. "I I for
ot mvaelf. I didn't have any self-
control either."
Yes, the old flayer saia nenry
thoughtfully. "The old days,
when you planned to be wile
Instead of a radio singer."
"Uont nenry, pieaae. ou
make me feel like a traitor, or
someone who can't make up her
mind."
They stood, silent, uncomioti
able, miserable. ... a
Lualla looked out and called
to tell them that Mr. Rector had
arrived. . ,.
"Thanks, Uieus,- nenry mio.
took Maria's arm and they
went inside.
AS Soon SS me in.rouuc.ivna
were over. Henry went into the
u.ka. ,a n-anara tha mint lUUOS.
As he worked he thought about
Mr. Hector, tie was a man in mm
early fifties, and, Henry thought
exactly what he had always
imagined a very successful man
would be like.
Meanwhile Malcolm Rector waa
1 -11-; . . f ,.-lla
"I unoerstano you aavru
helping of Brown Betty " he said.
"Yes, I did," said Luella. "Shall
I get it for you now?"
"Ratter wait uniil after your
mint iullp." Marie suggested.
"I've an idea as a mint Julip mak
er Henry is tobs."
"He is." saio laueiia.
Mr. Raetor lauahed. "I seem to
be on the spot'r he said. "Mra.
mint Julip. Perhaps I should toss
a coin." ...
Henry came in then witn a iray
uoon which were five tall, frosted
;f .
"Need you worry aooui a aera
tion now?" said Marie.
"Go ahead, Mr. Rector, and take
4k- I. .11-." aalri f.lialla. "Tha
Brown Betty will keep, and the
lulip won't
Invitation
IlHEN each one in the room
was supplied with a glass,
Tommy looked over the edge of
"I've heard about mint lullps,
seen them served on the stage.
and in tne movie, ne saia. t v
ka-i thim In Kaw York bars and
New York apartments, but I
reckon you-all haa shore nun goi
the nang OI em, marie reu.
-Tk..V. nakrfaA, " aaM Raetnr.
On the Radio Chains
STATIOXSl
Wbore to fine there aa the ttal
BEX. 110. rortianai art Me
Lea Aaieiaai Q. 111. Spokane
BUO, (I. San rranetocei BOW
(to. rortlaaei BJB. I00O. oaatlta
BHX. 1010, Ue AngoHai BO
SO, Oaaeari BOIN. S70. rorUae
bomo. tae. aeeuiai Bra .
Saa rraaetoeai BtU 1100. en
Lake.
rose Mewa to fST
rrtdey
II -aa a m. PraddT MaMlla Oroh
tk-t. Janet Jordan. KOO. KJRl
Walts Time, KPO. KOMO. KOW;
Qui. KIX; tjn ot tna woria. sum.
5:30 p. m Drama Behind tna
Neva. KPO SOW. KOMO. KoUrweod
Premier. XNX. KSb. XOM.
00 . m Penthouee rarty. uu
XNX. KOIN; llomanca one Rhythm,
KOO, KEX: winga or oaannr, atw
KOMO. KOW; acandinsTlaa Kowa,
KJR.
ft no n. m Llaten American. KPO.
KOW; proudly W Hall, KMX, Uk
KOIN: Pint Piano Quartos, KOO.
KEX. KJR; Comedy. KOMO.
TOO p. m Pred waring. KPO.
BOMO. KOW; Your Happy Birthday.
KOO, KEX, KJR: Amoa n' Andy.
KNX. KSU KOIN; Dance Time, KJR.
e..iA m m Death Vallav Dare.
KPO. KOW, KOMOt Oreat Moment
Prom Oreat Plays. KNX. KOIN. KBU
Ben Bemle'i New Army Oam. KOO.
KIX. KJR. '
M p. m Beo Bemle'a Oreh
KPO. KOW; Orndpppy and Hla
Pal. KOO. KJR. KEX; CKudl. KNX.
KOW, K6U nsb Pindar, KOMO.
I SO p. m. Bob Strong'! Orch,
KOO. KJR: We re Building a House.
KOO. Dick .Jurgen' Orch, KNX.
KOIN. KBb: Tou and Tour Bank,
KPO: Baaeball Oam. KEX; Port
Leeli New. KOW; Port Uwl Ufa,
KOMO.
a aa M m rmmim tfelaon'a Orch.
KPO: Jay Wlddaa'a Orch, KJR: Bar
on BUIott Orch.. KNX: cnuea war
Dare, KOO: Paul BulltTan. KNX:
iani v nta-a atont: HUrhlleht
Hour. KOMO; Bymphonle Boranad.
:S0 p. mWoekly Bpaetator, KPO.
a.Aaa ajllAt'a Orch- KNX: BUI
Henry, KOIN; Nell Bondabu' Oreh,
KOO. Prontler of inousvy. win.
Dancer, KOMO; New. KJR, KSU
i a -r- a A.njrBA-tar Neva. KPO.
KOMO. KOW; Jy Burnett, KOO.
KJR; Dirk .Jursan a orcn., iua
News, KOIN; Preddy Nagal'a Orch
Mr..
i a -an a a, rvir. Kerala Orch..
KOW; Aba Lymen'a Orch.. KOO.
KJR; Tna world xoaay. tarA. avuin.
KL: Conotrt Hall. KPO. KOMO: Ba
htsd tha Headline. KEX; Master
works of Music, KNX: Portland
PolM. KOIN.
11:00 p. rn. eb 8aun4era Orch..
KPO, KOMO: Tbla Morlnc World.
KEX: Nous. KOO. KOW: Pishing
Nowa, KJR, Knox Manning. Kfl.
Saturday
a aa a a. rhiick Pootar Orch..
KOO, KJR. KEX; Barn Dance. KPO.
KOW, KOMO, Lud Oluskln'a Orch
KNX. KOIN: Supper Btnna. ksia
A :0 p. n.--aaminer nympnon.
KOO. KEX. KJR; KOWS, KNX.
a no re. m ,- Unmmar Brmphony,
KOO. KEX; Orand Of Opry. KPO.
KOMO, KOW; BeandinaTian newa.
KJR.
a art n m ralta Rhrthm Bora.
KOIN; Barry win tone Orch, KPO.
KOW, KOMO: Andnni ceounenvaia.
XXX. KJR; Tola World. KOO. Bat
uaoay Night Bheeptold. KSU
TM p n Truth or Cooaequeneo.
KPO, KOW, KOMO. Spotlight, KNX.
KOIN. KSU Thl I Judy Jone.
KOO. KJR. KEX.
140 p. m City Detk. KNX. KOIN.
araT.. Arnira Arturo Orch.. KPO.
KOMO. KOW: Ry HoathertonS Orch.
KOO. KEX. KJR.
:00 p. aaNew. KOW, KOMO:
Tour Hit Parade. KNX, KSL. KOIN;
Musical Petpourl. KPO. Open Houae,
KOO. Bobby Byrne Orch. KEX,
KJR.
M a. Don Kare'a Orch.. KOO.
KEX. KJR: Ruse Morgana Orch,
KOW, KOMO, Defenas for America,
KPO.
IM p. m Bmll Petti 'e Orch.
KOO. KJR, KEX; Abo Lyman urcn,
KPO: Editorially Speaking, KOW;
Defenes for America. KOW; Her'
tha Story, KNX: Rendeeroua. KOMO.
SO p. m. Nell Bondehu's Orch.
KPO, KOW, KOMO: Bishop and Gar
goyle, KOO. KEX: By the Way. KNX.
KOIN: New. KJR, KSU
ift-Ml a m Chuck Poeter Orch..
KOMO; New. KPO, KOW; Dick Jur
ies' Orch. KNX, KSU Spin and
Win, KOO. KJR, KEX; PIT star
Final, KOIN.
10:SS p. mA-Indlkn Indlo. KOO;
Jay Whldden' Orch. KOW: Lud
Oluakln's Orch., KSU KOIN. KNX;
Concert Orch. KPO: Quiet Hour.
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS
Br GLUYAS WILLIAMS
"for years fve been trying to get
my various Dutier to mi junp
like tnii ana gotten exacuy no-
wneir. .
Henry was pleased. Ma seemed
to expand.
"Marie tells me." he wss ssy
Ine a little later, "that you've got
some plans a program or soma.
"I have," Rector admitted. "1
klAlr M'a Meh time a nrorram
was broadcast that gives the
listening public pure Americana.
That's why I'm Interested in those
..... ..-..-a ..mi', orrltfaA."
I told him soout inem. nenry,
said Marie, "wnne we were nav
ing eockulls this afternoon. He's
crary to see mem.
1 ,h. a , h,UA Min.r iTflli
...... .U M U.A-v aaiA "Tna nftAtir
mflnrim nt a hi0h achool hov."
matter" Hertor
said. "I'm looking for simple
thing! that will go straight it the
heart oi tna puouc. r.ruaiuon na
,. a1-aa 1a rarltA I Irnnur. hilt for
a purely entertaining program as
I have In mind, I prefer senti
ment, not loo muany, winu you
-AA.-A-A landarnati all nf It
with an authentic American
flavor."
"It sounds like a nice Idea to
me." aaid Luella. "I do let sick of
swing, torch singers, not very
funny sKetcnes, ana comeaiane
who aren't comic."
"Anal lhara are a mU1lnn Athora
like you, Mrs. Pell!" said Rector.
"H A-va aa, tna nsnr vninea in
the way of songs," ssid Marie.
Hl.J tta alraiv innlran in a
composer friend oi mine who's
just dying to set some new ming
A A.IIlA
Rertnr trvsV a lone drink, and
sst down his glass.
Of course it s an more or ies
... nn a ,ka mnmant " ha aaid. "I
main tha nrneram me aaaociatea
and myself are planning. But
we'll get together, the three of
J .1 a..." U. amllAA a.
UI1W U VI - J a- ....v. .
Luella and Henry. "Why not ioin
me on my ooai ono wceim
WdVU ,11V ABB, Ilea B,M aa.
i in naviiia ,ua w,i pu. -..-k ,
and will have her docked at the
Seveniy-nintn street yacnt paun.
"U;-MI liba thatl" aaid Henrv.
"Wouldn't w. LueiiaT'
nf AAiiraa. aaln Lue la.
"We ran cruise alone the
Sound." Rector continued, "and
ai Aur hearla tneether. I'll have
some other folks along, and we
ure Vnu Mm, alone too. Tommy.
Another radio executive might
come in handy!"
-Thanks, ssia .tommy, ig
like to."
I., .vlt I.I- a H.M.HI, AT HA
1 inina lie ma i .ai.'ua uw,
said Marie. "You will come, wont
you. nenry ana you too, uv
". ..... k -A .11
.N in BVHI IH'l?r OB' v
th k.nf m?n couldn't ktep ui
i -
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r-T I n I
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KEX; Sonta tn the Night. KJR;
Dance Orch. komo.
1140 p. m New. KOO. KOW.
mrx kjr: Bob Saun-
oera-' Orch,' KPoi KOMO. Martha
Mean, KOIN. KSU.
Sunken Transport
Ready For Docking
Prince Rupert, B. C, July i
(CP) Raised from 90 feet of
water by the Armour Salvage
company of Prince Rupert, the
United States army transport y
v..iAk.b which went ashore on '
Slsteri bland In Mtllbank sound
last January 28. is expected to
be towed to dry dock here in
the next 10 days.
Word that the transport had
been recovered was received
here today. She has been wwra
into harbor at Carter bay and l
now being prepared for tow to
Prince Rupert,
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