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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORT MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. JULY 6, 1941 VVATKIN I.WIICMTI VtiTl'RDAV: Although In dia pll does not knot (Jul be fore glamorou Marl Maion Ul the apartment she had kissed Luella ' ft ui band Henry, the doet know that Henry and Marie had lunch together few daye before. And the doej not mind much ehe Ihintu. But jhen the gueite hace gone the Unas it a little di Jlcuit to face Henry alone. Chapter Nine Perfect Housewife Type THE door dosed. The three guests were gone. Henry and Luella were alone. A perfect evening!" laid Hen ry. "You were swell, honey. And what a grand dinner." "I'm glad you liked It," aald Luella a bit itiffly. Henry looked at her. "Any thing wrong, Luella?" he asked. Luella shook her head, and glanced about the room. "1 hope," aaid Henry, "you don't mind my not mentioning ike lunch with Mane." Nn Hmrv." Luella hesitated a moment. "Only well, it s just that I don't want you to (eel that vou have to meet Marie on the ly." "Ye gods and little flihes!" Henry cried. "I never thought of auch a thing. It's just that it slipped my mind lunching with Marie, I mean. 1 ran into her on the street, and that's the way it came about" "Yes, Henry, I understand," aald Luella. But aha didrft understand not at all. ... Had she run Into Marie on the street and lunched with her, it would have been the most natural thing in the world to tell Henry about it It should have been the most natural thing in the world fnr Honrv tn tell her about lunch- ins with Marie. But he hadn't told her and that was that. She began emptying ash-trays. "I think I'll turn in." Henry said. "I've got a big day before nMAwAn. 'K'tifM I n-1 1 a III wmuiiwnt "" ' honey." . "Good night, Henry," Luella irf "I'll he ininine vou as soon as I straighten up a little. It'a urn a deDressine sight to let up in the morning and find a lot of cigarette stuns ana smeuy glasses." Henry paused in the doorway, watching her. She was the perfect housewife type, he thought And he honest ly believed that emptying ash trays was of more importance to Luella than the fact that some day her husband might be out of the land selling business and going places in the world of radio. Fun ny things women darned funny. Presently he turned away. He went on Into the bedroom, and sot out his Daiamaa. Aa he prepared for bed he thought about the episode out on the extension root, manes up: asainst his own. Was it possible, he wondered, for a man to love his wife and another woman at one and the same time? Date With Tommy ON A Saturday afternoon two weeks after the Pell dinner party. Tommy Mclntyre tele' phoned Luella. "I've lot the afternoon and eve nine off," he said. "How about driving up to The Cloisters? I re member hearing you say you wanted to go up there sometime." "I'd love to. Tommy," Luella laid. "I should have given you more notice," Tommy went on, "but I'm glad you haven't something sue planned. meiia laugnea mircmessiy she wasn't going to let ujnrrianma thouffht abol and Marie and Henry's job spoil lot of about Henry her afternoon and evening with Iclntyre. an to hum softly as she Tommy Mclntyre. She began to hu finished her dressing. Tommy arrived on the dot, and not long afterwards they were driving up the steep incline to the parking lot beside the gray pile that was The Cloisters. But before going Inside they stepped to a stone wall and looked down at the river, far, far below. "I remember a piece my Aunt used to play oo the piano," said Luella. "It war called 'Moonlight On The Hudson.' And here I am looking at the Hudson River in the flesh, so to speak." "But without the moonlight said Tommy. "The sunlight does very nicely, though." said Luella. "But I bet it's lovely when the moon if shining." "It is. We'll drive up and see It some night this summer, if you'd like." "I would." And then they were In The Cloisters. They walked througn long gal leries, cazinr at tapestries, and commenting upon them. They sat for a moment before an altar in high, vaulted room. A ule-sizea crucifix hung from the ceiling, nd the afternoon sun, coming through a tall window, touched it with light giving it strange glow. iney sirouea aooui in a court, ard In which spring flowers were eginning to bloom. They stopped fnr a time before a nair of an cient, battered doors, which had been taken irom a inineenu Century castle. Tney stuaiea sxetcnes oi armor, examined suit of armor them selves gazed at pictures of med ieval castles, some oi wnicn me originals were said to be still standing. "The uioisters,- saw Tommy, 'are auDDosed to be patterned after one of those old castles." He looked around him. "I think they've done a pretty thorough job. too. I feel as though I were back in the Middle Ages right this minute!" Just Eelax PRESENTLY they went out Into the sun-light. The Bronx lay at their feet automobiles whizzed by far below, horns honked, and several planes circled around above them. And now." said Tommy, "let I hie ourselves up the river for some food. Hungry?" "Yes, said Luella, "i am. ine drive and this wonderful air has given me a terrific appetite." "Goodl" said Tommy, as they got into his roadster. "I like going out with people who have appe tites. I'm going to leave everything to you. said Luella. "It'll be nice not having to plan a meal- or MlnK aDout wnat im going u eat." Then I shall do myself proud, Tommy said. "I Imagine you do get a little tired, now and then naving to imnic aDout wnat to have for dinner, or lunch, oi breakfast" "I do. although I am the house keeping type. Tommy gave Luella a quick look, and then speeded up tht car. They found a roadhouse aeveral milea up the river, a place that was open all year around, and Tommy drove into the curving road which led to the wide, rustic porcn. "This looks like a nice place." he said. Yes," said Luella. "I like It Oh, my engagement book pages ire all blanks?' she said. "HI be iwfully glad to see you. Tommy. Come by any time you feel like it. "I thought we might drive up the Hudson after The Cloisters ind dine some place overlooking the river." Tommy said. "We might even get In a dance or two. Td like that." "So would I!" Luella told him. Then I'll be by around three viiuvk. Alia, ail iiguti "Finel . . . I'll be ready.' Later, as she dressed, donning a knitted sport (rock that went well with the smart spring coat Mnrv han lnaitrl itnrm htivine her, "Luella found that she was eagerly looking forward to the drive. It would do her good, hav ing an outing. uu Jurinc the oast week the had been lonelier than ever before. Although she counted the hours each day until Henry came home irom worn, ne was.i t very good company when he did get home. As soon as the evening meal was over, he hurried to hu desk and began working on his negro verses. "I've got to get them Just right" he tnld Luella. "Marie's composer friend is waiting for them. "But Henry" Luella had said "don t you think you ought to nave a little recreation movie or something? "I'll tret mv recreation later aaid Henry. "Besides. Marie wants The composer to get the musica settings finished in time for us to take them along on the yacht ing cruise with Mr. Rector. Marie wants this . . . Marie winks this . . . Marie suggests. Oh. darn Marie! It was beginning to look to Lu el la as though Hcnrv was think tng more about Maries song! than he was about hit job. Sn nnpea ne wouidn t end up ne. lectint the iob. and letting Into trouble with his employers. But On the Radio Chains , TaMiONIt Where te fin them the dial. X. Use. Portland; ri. 4e Lee Anfelrt! KOA, 1510, Spokane: KUO. (10. San Prancltret low S30. Portland: KJat. 1000. Seattle It NX. lote. Um Anselrej SO ISO, Dearer SOIN. 170, Portland; somo. see, seettiei spo. ese. Saa rranrlKoi ESU Use, Salt Lata. Time Shewn to tit Sunday 1:00 p. mMannattan Merry Oo Round, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Prlm roaa String Quartet, KOO, KJR. KXJC; Summer Hour, KNX, KSU KOIN; Melody Time. KEX. S :S0 p. m Bookman's Not book. KOO, BUR: American Album of PamlUar Music. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Soap Fields' Oreo. KEX. 6:00 p. m. Hour of Charm. KPO, KOMO, KOW: Goodwin Hour. KOO. KIX, KJR; Taka It Or Leave It, KNX. KSL, KOIN. :S0 p.m. Deadline Dramas, KOW, KOMO: Columbia Workshop Presents, KNX, KSU KOIN: Comedy. KPO. 7:00 p. m. Crime Doctor, KNX, KOIN; Arturo Arturo'e Orch., KOW; Inner Sanctum, KOO, KEX, KJR; Old Cabinet Maker, KPO: News. KSU Symphonic Serenade. KSU 7:S0 p. m. Trpajure Trails of Song, KOO, KEX. KJR; Reglar Fellers. KPO, KOW, KOMO; Answer Auction. KNX. KOIN. S:00 p. m. Walter WlncbeU. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Omie Kelson's Orch, KOO. KJR, KEX: News. KSL; apebeoaa, KNX; Leon F. Drews, KOIN. S SO p. m, Vtra Vague, KPO. KOW, KOMO: Voice of Hawaii, KOO, KJR; Don't Be Personal, KNX, KOIN: Hawthorne Temple, KEX. COO p. m, Night Editor.' KPO. KOW, KOMO; Bob Saunders' Orcb. KOO. KJR. KIX; I Was There, KNX. KOIN; Ogden Tabernacle Choir, KSU CM p. m. Don Kare's Orch, KOO, KEX; Eddie LaBaron's Orch, KPO; By the Way, KNX: News, KJR; Northwest Round Table, KOIN; Mli em and Matchem, KOMO; Chorus, KSU 10:00 p. m Southemalree, KOO, KEX, KJR: Dick Junren'e Orch, KNX; Reporter News. KPO. KOW, KOMO; News, KOIN; Temple Square, KSU 10 :M p. m. Etchings In Braes, KOO, KEX: Ken Ate rent, KNX; Dr. Henry H. Ness. KJR:; Sabbath Rev eries, KSU 11:00 p. m. Floyd Wright KEX: News, KOO, KNX; Bob Saunders' Orch., KPO. KOW; Manny Strands Orch, KOIN; Light Claatlcs, KSU Monday (:00 p. m. Radio Theater, KNX, KOIN, KSU Dr. I. Q. McClaln, KPO. KOW, KOMO; String Ensemble, KJR; Summer Serenade, KEX. (40 p. m Drama Behind the News, KOO. KEX. KJR: That Strange Mr. Pertwee, KOMO; Floyd Wright. KPO: sura of Today, KOW. 6:00 p. m. Ouf Uocnbardoe Orch, KNX, KOIN, KSU Oordon Jenkins. KOO. KEX: Contented Hour, KPO, KOW, KOMO: Scandinavian News. KJR. 6: SO p. m. Cavalcade of America. KPO, KOMO, KOW; Blondle. KNX. KSU KOIN: National Radio Forum. KJR; Root Reznlck, KOO; Dance Orch, KEX. 7:00 p. m, Amos 'n' Andy, KNX. KOIN, KSU Fred Waring. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Tommy Dorset's Orch, KOO. KEX. 7:30 p. m. World's Beet, KOO. KIX, KJR: Oay Nineties Revue, KNX, KSU KOIN; Harry James Orch, KPO, KOMO, KOW. a 00 p. m. Nell Bondahu'e Orch. KPO, KOW, KOMO, True or False, KJR. KEX: What's On Your Mind. KNX, KOIN, KSU Amateur Hour, KOO. 8:80 p. ra Point Sublime, KPO, KOMO. KOW; Charlie Bamet'a Orch, KSU KOIN: Milt Hertb Trio, KEX; Park Concert, KNX. (:00 p. m. Paul Sullivan, KNX, KOIN; Melodies by Miller. KOO, KEX. KJR: Hawthorne House. KPO, KOW. KOMO; Hymn Service, KSU 8:30 p. m, Pick a Tune, KPO, KOW, KOMO; Beautiful Music, KOO, KEX; News, KJR, KSU 10:00 p. m. Ray Noble'a Orch, KNX: Reporter News. KPO, KOMO. KOW; Basin Street Chamber Muale. KOO, KEX. KJR; Newe, KOIN; Maa. terworka of Music, KSU 10:10 p. m Id Blocker and Music, KOW, KOMO; Jerry Jones' Orch. KSU Concert Hall, KPO; National Radio Forum, KOO; Maaterworka of Muale, KNX; Eyes of the World, KOIN. 11:00 p m. Carl Ravazsa'e Orch, KSU KOIN; Chuck Four's Orch.. KPO, KOMO; This Moving World, KEX; News, KOO. KOW; Pishing News, KJR; Knox Manning, KNX. Dee Mall Trlb ne want ads. Oregon Traffic Fatalities Drop Salem, July 8. JP During the first six months of 1941, traffic fatalities in Oregon were reduced 4.3 percent under the total for the same period last year, while pedestrian fatalities have dropped 47 percent. Secretary of State Earl Snell asked all persons to drive and walk carefully over the fourth of July week-end. Streamlined Turkey Coal of Breeders Rsleigh, N. C, July 5. (&h A streamlined turkey, small enough for the Ice box and oven for small families, is being de veloped by the farm research division of N. C. state college. Not more than 800 great white herons are left In the world today, the federal fish and wildlife service reports. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS UVpff MACVHl SMS' W IT PR6Y by JOHN HIX It's downright rural." Later, while Tommy ordered their drinks and dinner. Luella leaned forward, elbowa upon the table, chin In palms, looking out across the broad expanse of river. it was an impressive scene, dui her thoughts were elsewhere al the moment They were back in New York with Henry Pell. She had telephoned him to say thai she was going out with Tommj aicintyre. ine conversation came back t( her now upset her somewhat tio you mind gelling runnel out Henry?" she had asked "Tommy suggested we eat up tht Hudson somewhere, after we'vi visited The Cloisters." Of course I don t mind " Hen ry had replied with what seemed to her to be a little too much en thusiasm. "Go on and have your self a time, honey, since hubby'i too tied up to pay you much at tention. - "Thank you. Henrv." she had said. "1 ought to be home around ten." "Stay as late as you like," Hen ry urged. "I'll grab a bite to eal at a place near the office, and then go home to put some finish. Ing touches on one of the sonei I'm doing for Marie. 'Bve. darline. be gay, and don't worry about me, t ii manage. Yea, Luella now thoueht Hen ry would manage much too well. it seemed to her. Of course she was glad to have him want het to enjoy herself, but she felt a little hurt over the tone of his voice; a tone that made him sound downright relieved. It was almost as though Henry was glad to have her awav from him for awhile. Maybe she was silly to think that about her husband, but she couidn t helo it Most men, she mused, wouldn't be so keen about having their more or lru recent wives steD- ping out with other men. Not that she wanted Henry to be Jealous: nouiing uae mat at alt Te ke eenUnerd There are more than 300 lakes in Sequoia national park. Seersucker Sport Shirts No Ironing $1.00 Store for Men IN THE RIGHT. 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Because they wished to honor his wife, Americans, who had not become accustomed to dispensing with noble titles, generally referred to her as "Lady" Washlngtonl FIRE POWER Poison of the hydra, a fresh water creature, not only numbs the victim, but is strong enough to dissolve hard insect shells! Monday! 2Vt Million Dollar Baby. M L ABNER He Shows His Winnln' Way By AL CAPP C-7ys "sJ THINKS HE'S 19 JkVlA''. J( II J)JJX Ivl1" An. I I HOWDY-DO JEANIEVIF Y H-HELUO.'.' SI VO'SHO" FASCINATIN" M ssl m zJjm MM$Su wWrf IMaN LLbEL 7h7 i sonm hv JLNnobov no "J- 41 if ifcgr Iz y 'WX , l fA TAILSPIN TOMMY Their Aerial Frlendl By HAL FORREST JUST AS THE MURDEROUS BORKO WAS ABOUT TO I NOW..MEBBE YOU'LL) I I I y . VWHOEVER. THE PILOT BETTY. LOU- BANK L" QUICK' SHOtTT DOWN THE SHIP PILOTED BY BITTY-LOU. BELIEVE ME, TOM SKEETS, ME S THAT ENEMY PLANE IS WITH YNtl. TOMMY AND 5KEETS AB0R.D...THt LOOK.'. ...IT'S THAT A JtiP . VCER.Tt.INLY OUIL. 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