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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOftD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1941.
ttSTltUiAY. Hnrv Fell
determined he it eoino places t
A'su Vorle. ant that kit young
trie Lulla ts joins will "
Bui (I uximu Luella -Itat Henry
spends to much time Irvinfl 10
writ tongi lor Mario loon to
ing o th air. end that to much
of thi work Mimi to bo done
with Mario clou by. Sow the
Ptllt art getting ready to go for
a weekend cmiif on Malcolm
Rector's yacht and Mario man
gled that Inflation lor them, too.
Chapter 11
The Bounding Main
HENRY walked over v wnerc
Luella was working with a
ui tease and kissed the top of her
head. "Remember, Mra. Henry
Randolph Pell, that you arj Mra.
Henry Randolph Pell, and that
Mr. Pell expects you to keep right
along, besida him, through thick
and thin."
Yea, Henry." ald Luella sol
emnly. "I do want to keep right
along beside you. You know that,
don't you!"
Of course ! do!" Henry
t.....irifi "fin far vou've not had
o much of tha 'bitter,' havt
"No," aaid Luella, rapping tha
foot of tha bed.
whii'i that for?" Henry asked.
"Knocking wood just in case
"You and your superstitions!"
Henry aaid. 'Oh, yes, and don t
forget our bathing iuits,' he
added. "We may not have a
chance to swim, but we d better
be prepared. I'm glad I bought
those new trunks, so I won t have
to wear that old-fashioned suit I
brought up with me "
"And what a fine chanea you 11
have to show off that torso of
fours!" Luella teased.
"Anything wrong with my tor
so?" "Heavens, nol It'a Just about
perfect I adora if Luella was
thoughtful for a moment "There a
no need of my taking along a suit,
really. I sunburn so easily, and I
iwim badly."
"Take it along anyway. You
innk mite in it You can be a land
bather. Rector may put in at one
of the Long Island or Connecticut
resorts, where a lot of folks lie
around under umbrellas.
"Just as you say, darling!" laid
Luella. . , . ,
Th next dav. which was Sat
urday, turned out to be an uncom
monly fine day. Cloudless blue
in, ihm frol of summer in the air,
and down by the river sea gulls
helin Gracefully above the
manv Vintage
"Say, I wonder If that could be
Rector s yacnti- saia ntnrj,
"rwlnMi ffracious. said LU
ella. "not that young Queen
TV., rla It'a living hat an
R on it Boy, that's a regular sea-
Luella laughed. "I'm afraid my
white organdie is going to look a
little silly on boat as huge aa
tV,n An, '
Before Henrr could make any
sort of retort, Marie and Tommy
arrived. a .
After thev had all greeted each
other. Tommy peered up at the
k'Te should drink a toast to the
Weather Man," he said. "He has
certainly done himself proud.
"Right!" said Henry. "I feel all
rnnaH itftt
"So do I." said Tommy. "And I
need a trip like this, after all my
Marie and Luella were talking
enmmonDlace things. But each
was carefully studying the other.
Luella thoueht: "She looks like a
million dollars even in this strong
sunlight, and those nautical
touches to ner rpon ensrmure
seem to be Just the thing." Marie
thought: "Sweet little thing, but
still has a touch of the small town
ticking to her. No hayseed in her
UUt llVfc u, ....
Henry turned to her.
"Is that large yacht Rector's?"
he asked.
"Yes." said Marie. "Isn't It a
beauty?"
a dream. Malcolm Rector waf en
deck to welcome them.
Right on the dot!" he said.
"Good! We ll put out right away.
And a little later Henry, Luella,
Marie and Tommy were meeting
the other guests. They were a Mr.
and Mrs. Porter Everett, and
Miss Alma Latham.
"Mr. Everett is also In radio."
Rector explained. "In fact, he s in
terested in that program I va been
talking about."
"And I'm looking forward to
hearing you sing in person, Misi
Mason? said Everett
"We've heard vou on the air
many times." said his wiie. nut
I think 1M always exciting w
radio people in the flesh.
Alma Latham, who was tall and
attractive in a stately sort of way.
looked at Marie, it mun f
nerve-racking having to sing in
front of one of those silly looking
mike things." she said.
"Oh. one gets accustomed to It,
said Marie lightly.
Luella and Henry stood a little
to one side, feeling a bit out of it
Tommy saw them and smiled.
"Mr. Pell, here." he said, "is go
ing to give Miss Mason some swell
song material. He and Mrs. Pell
are from the South, and they
know what's what when it cornea
to negro aongs."
"Which reminds me," said Rec
tor, "you didn't forget to bring the
sones alone, did you?"
"Hardly!" laughed Henry.
"The musical settings are love
ly," said Marie. 1 ao nup j
like them." ..... , . .
Tm sure I snaiv saia nremr.
"We'll hear them this evening.
That is. we'll have our concert, so
to speak, ana men tomorrow w.
loaf. I though we might put in
somewhere if the weather ii
warm enough and have a swim.
"Fine!" said Henry. "I'd like
"'"So would I," said Marie. "Af.
ter this disgustingly late spring
with all the cold rain and cloudi
ness, I feel as though I could lis
in the sun for hours, ana Dane.
"If I did that." laughed Luella
"someone would come along and
mistake me for a boiled lobster."
A man came out Just then with
a tray of drinks. They all found
seats underneath the blue and
white awning that covered the
main deck. There was drinking
and much chatter. The yacht be
gan to move down stream.
Luella saw Marie go over and
sit upon the arm of Henry's chair.
she saw ner lean very ciose w
him, and say something that made
him smile, aa only Henry could
smile. Then she frowned and
thought "Honeymoon for three.
She was still thinking that way
about the matter when Alms
Latham moved her chair closer to
hers.
Tip From Alms
"ARE you In radio also, Mr
i Pell?" Alma asked.
On the Radio Chains
Ta.TI0.N9l
Where to fine; them ea the 011
r.X. 110, Portland! FI. 040
too Aaeelesi 9.0A. ISIO. Spokane:
Kuo, aia. San mnctseoi now
20, Portland i KJR. 1000. Seattle
NX, 1010. Loo angelesi KOA.
MO, Den ten BOIN. 170, Portland:
KOMO. ISO. eeattlej KPO, aso.
(aa rrenelico! . KSU 11, alt
Lake.
rime ahowa is pst "
Tuesday
(:00 p. m. Speektnc of clamour.
KOW; Streamline Journal, kuu.
KJR. KIX. Striae In Muslo, KPO.
Second Husband, KNX, KOIN; Ar
boretum Talk, KOHO; Bible quia.
SL.
6:90 p. m. Drama Behind the
News. KOO, KZX. KJR: Hap Hazard
Show, KPO, ICOMO KOW: Lewlaohn
Stadium Concert. KSU KNX, KOIN.
:00 p. m. A Data 'VI tn Judy. KPO.
KOMO. KOW; New American Music.
KOO. KEX: Olenn Miller's Orch,
KOIN. KNX, KSU Scandinavian Be-
porter, KJR.
S :90 p. m. new American music,
KOO, KJR. KEX: College Humor.
KPO. KOW, KOMO: Juan Arrlzu.
KNX, KOIN, KSL.
7:00 n. m. Arnoe V Andy, KNX,
KOIN. KSL; Pred Waring , KPO,
KOW, KOMO: Orand Central Station,
KOO, KEX, KJR.
7:30 p. m. Johnny Preaenta. KPO.
KOMO. KOW; Information Pleaae.
KO, KEX, KJR: Court ot U using
Hairs. KNX. KOW, KSU
S:00 p. m. We. the People. KNX.
KOIN, KSL; Eaay Aces. KOO. KJR.
KEX: Adventures of the Thin Man.
KPO, KOMO, KOW,
9:30 p. m. Concert by Kalaah.
KOO, KJR; Battlo of the Seles, KPO,
KOMO, KOW; Dick Jurcens' Orch..
KSL; Hollywood Showcase. KOIN;
Baseball Oamo. KEX.
0:00 p. m. Paul Sultlran. KNX.
KOIN; Don Kayo's Orch.. KOO. kjk;
Buret of Fun. KPO; Faithful Stradi
vari. KOW; Mlaem and Matchem,
KOMO; SUlta Ir Orch., KSL.
9:30 D. m. BUI Henrr. KNX. KOIN;
Oezle Nelson's Orch.. KOW; Musical
PotDourrl. KPO; jimmy Doraeys
Orch, KOO; News, KJR, KSL; Old
Tuners, KOMO.
10:00 p. m. Reporter News, KPO.
KOMO: Nell Bondahu'a Orch., KO,
KJR: Dick Jurgena' Orch., KNX;
News, KO., KOIN: Freddie Nagel's
Orch.
10:80 p. m. Chuck Foster's Orch..
KOW. KOMO: Army Band. KOO,
KJR: Concert Hall, KPO; Behind the
Headllnea, KEX; Maaterworks of Mu
sic, KNX.
11:00 p. m. News, KOO; Bob Saun
ders' Orch.. KPO, KOMO; Nightcap
Yarns, KSL. KOIN; This Moving
World, KEX; News. KOW; Flahtng
News, KJR; Knot Manning, KNX.
rVedneada
1:00 p. m. Treasury Hour, KNX.
KSL; soutbernelres, TO
Summer Serenade, KEX: otuaio,
KOIN: Plarcround News. souu.
9:30 p. m- Drama Behind the
News. KOO. KJR. KEX: toncn
Favorites. KPO. KOW. KOMO: Con
cert Music, KOW.
9:00 p. m. Olenn Miller's Orch,
KNX, KSL, KOIN; Author's Plaj
bouae. KOO. KEX: Kay Kysere Mu
sical Quia. KPO, KOW, KOMO; Scan
dinavian News, KJR.
3:30 p. m. Ray Kinney's Orch,
KEX. KJR; Juan Arvtru. KSL. KOIN;
Etchings In Brasa. KOO; All Around
Town. KNX.
7:00 p. m. Quia Kids. KOO, KEX.
KJR: Amos -n' Andy. KNX. KOIN.
KSL: News. KPO. KOMO, KOW.
7:30 p. m. Plantation Party. KPO.
KOW, KOMO; Dr. Christian, KNX.
KSU KOIN; Manhattan at Midnight.
KOO. KJR. KEX.
9:00 p. m. Qulzeer Baseball, KPO.
KOW, KOMO; Easy Aces, KOO, KEX.
KJR; News. Alvlno Rey's Orch, KNX,
KSL. KOIN.
9:30 p. m Mr. District Attorney.
KPO. KOMO, KW; Dick Shelton'e
Orch- KSU KOINi chuck Footer's
Orch, KOO, KJR; Baseball
KEX.
9:00
KOIN;
kjr:
KOO: Five Edwards, KPO, KOW.
KOMO; News, KJR, KSL; Variety
Prgm.. KOIN.
10:00 p. tn. Reporter Newe, KPO,
KOW. KOMO; Dick Jurgen's Orch,
KSU KNX. KOIN: Jay Burnett, KJR,
KEX: Muacal Baseball. KOO.
10:30 p. m. Hemisphere Revue.
KJR; Orxle Nelaon'a Orch. , KOO.
KOW, KOMO; Raid Tanners Orch,
KSU Concert Hall, KPO: Behind the
Headlines. KEX: Maaterworka of
Mualc, KNX; Eyes ot the World.
KOIN.
Oamo,
d. m. Paul Sullivan, KNX
Mualc tn the Night, KOO,
Fred Warlng'a Orch, KPO,
KOW, KOMO: Sunnyvale Folks. KSL.
9:30 p. m. Don Kayo s orcn.
"Oh. no." said Luella. Tm what
might be called a housewife. Not
very romantic-sounding, is it?"
"Ho, saia Aima. out a very
worthy occupation."
"I imagine you do something
terribly interesting in the world,"
said Luella. "So many women up
here in New York do.
"I've been in the business world
for some time," said Alma. "Not
especially exciting, but satisfying
in a wav. Just now I'm turning to
the writing game, free-lancing ra-
aio scripts, i nope iu ije w
colm's program, if he puts it over.
You know, doing a radio sketch a
week, and heloinc cast it?"
"You'd prefer that to business?"
Yes. I think so. It carries with
It such exciting contacts, and It's
creative." Alma paused a moment
watching Henry and Marie. Then
she turned back to Luella. and
said: "Do you know what I have
concluded, Mrs. rell?
"I haven't the alightest Idea,"
said Luella.
"I've concluded that you re
really auite a remarkable young
Luella looked her amazement
"Why, what on earth do you
mean? she exclaimea.
'Trusting that amazingly good-
looking husband of yours with the
glamorous Miss Mason," said
Alma. She smiled a slow, rather
odd sort of smile. "Are you really
so sure of him?"
"Yes." Luella said. "I am. I'm
Just that sort of a wife.
Alma Latham eyed her with In-
creasing interest "I don't quite
understand what you mean by
just that sort of wife , she said,
"but I at ill think you're auite
remarkable vounl woman.
That evening after dinner as the
yacht steamed along the Sound,
evervone lathered in the beauti
fully appointed saloon to hear
Marie sing.
"You'll have to play my ac-
comDaniments for me. Henry,"
Marie said. She looked around at
the others and smiled. "Mr. Pell,
Mrs. Pel!, and I are all from the
ame little Southern town, and
Mr. Pell used to play for me down
"Magnificent!" sa'd Hennr.
"Awe-inspiring, I'd say," Tom-
mv remarked.
'There certainly mujt be money
In radio, all right" Henry com.
mentH.
"But Malcolm Rector didn't
make his fortune that way." Marie
told them. "His lather usea to
own part interest in every copper
mine under the shining heavens.
Malcolm inherited a fortune, and
is now Jut getting into radio."
"I see," said Henry. "Another
eon with evervthing in his favor.
Not a self-made man."
"Like you and me." said Tom
my. Henry smiled at him. He liked
Tommy liked him a lot
Stepping Out
THE small boat which Luella
1 and Henry had seen was now
coming to a stop in ine ynim , , . , , ,
i i 'a t,.,A . uLt there when I sang at parties.
,l. v.., ..V ,k. "1 m probably as rusty aa
I' " ESi .1.- a'Z uJ git-out." said Henry. "But
r.i...' j i have a try at it
'Let's try this one about the
all
I'll
saluted.
"Captain Rector's
lieve? he said.
guests, I be-
"Yrs ." said Marie, "we are."
And as they were assisted Into
the boat, and while their week- j
end luggage was being properly
placed, Henry leaned toward Lu
ella. "He's a "Captain" now," he said. '
Luella laughed softly. "1 won
that while hes on the wster.
The engine started. The little
l.,fr Mnt n ev,n It w I time.
anDroaching the varht. which was I . '.''!'? . very original Idea
white, palatial, and. to Luella at!1"?
least like something one saw in'
' asked Luella.
To he centtnaed
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
t p. m. Chuck Footer's Orch,
KPS), KOMO; News, KOO. KOW;
Thl Movtne; World. KEX: Nightcap
Yama, KSU KOIN; Fishing Kews.
MJB-, 'Knox Manning, KNX.
riloecow, July 8. TV-The
soviet supreme council decreed
two to five years' imprisonment
today for dissemination of false
rumors likely to alarm the
populace.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Privates Are "Sergents
Camp Barkley, Tex. (UP)
Three privates In the 45th divis
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Marie suggested, as Henrv ran his
figures over the keys. "I like it
belter than anv of the others.
Henry struck an opening chord.
minor and a bit mourniuu
Alma Latham glanced at Luella.
"So you're all from the same
town?" she said. "Interesting. The
j . 1 .n career cirl and the airl who
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idea in one of my sketcnes some
Dee Mall Tribune want ada.
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MacDowell, the University of
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at tome time during a three year
football career which ended last
fall, is In the army now.
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