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PAGE EIGHT FOR THE LOVE OF PAM i Bv viviEN GREY Chapter 20 May Frisbea ALONE in hij own room, Jerry wondered vaguely just huw much difference this development would make with Pam ana him self. Not that he doubted Pam. Money would make no difference to her. It (he cared for him with money, she would cart for him without it But he was concerned about hlj own share of the thing. He would have nothing to offer her now. He had wasted his years pretty gen erally. He had made no start in business at all, due to the fact that he had always supposed his father's money would be enough to keep him. And there were other things. His thought lingered darkly on that May Frisbee. May had been one of the gay companions of his lighter and more careless hours. And May had refused to forget. With his allowance cut off he would be unable to appease May with expensive gifts. He won dered vaguely Just what her re actions would be. Probably not pleasant May, whom he had met at a Greenwich Village cocktail party, had fastened to him with eager good nature after their first meet ing. Jerry wasn't in love with anyone, so he hadn't minded. May was quite lovely to look at She was a dancer, she explained, soon to be "at liberty," because the siiow was closing. And she had remained "at liberty" after she found that Jerry was the son of the very ricti wintnropes. jerry hadn't minded. She had been an amusing and agreeable com panion. That would have to stop now, ana jerry was giaa. T r J ...... t - U& m,uI 111; U KlDi 1 1 C .CllWbCU, and tell her what had happened. May was a good sport and she would understand. They had never been more than lay com' oanions. After all. he had been more than kind to her In tiding her over rough places. He heard Lenore go Into her room Just before he went to sleep. It must be mominc. he though. He wondered what Vin Barolli, the local musician, was like and hoped he wasn't taking Lenore too seriously, ignore was merely claying with the handsome youth. Jerry grined a little as he thought of Gervase de Bellefort. Gervase had nlanned so much on trading his fine old name for a goodly share of the Winthrope fortune, with Lenore thrown in for good measure. It was going to be pretty tough for him, with the engage ment announced. Jerry was having a leisurely breakfast on the veranda of the Casa when Lenore appeared. Her eyes were surly as they met nis. "A nice show you're making of yourself," she said as she dropped into a chair opposite him. "If I can match you, I'm good," was Jerry's reply. "You're going to ruin every thing for me, getting serious with that basket girL what do you suppose Gervase will aay when he sees what you want to bring Into the family! ' "If he has any sense he'll say he envies me." "Idlotl If you'd Just play around wim ner, it would De understand able. But getting serious." "I know. Jerry was suddenly very serious. "That would be be yond your ken. Well, you really haven't much to worry about Lenore. Not about de Bellefort, I mean. When he knows what'a happened he'll be breaking the ensagement anynow. "Perhaps if you'll begin to talk sense, i ll listen to you. "I'm talking more sense right now than I ever have. We're broke. Mother will slip you the new program this morning, and is It going to burn you upl" He had iimsnea ma couce ana was rising. Ignore turned away from him. She hadn't b e 1 1 v e d him, of course. But later. In their suite, he heard her voice high and angry. Blaming her father, blaming everyone. Adele was trying to parity her. "This is the end of everything ror mei ignore cnea Diiieny, Scene By I.enore BARTHOLOMEW WINTHROPE slept well that night for the first time in weeks. He had had a great deal on his mind of late, His business had been so littery that his nerves were strung In ut. And. worse than that his family seemed to be going to pieces before his eyes. For years the children's letters to him, when they were away on their expensive vacations, had ncen getting tewer and fewer. They never remembered his birthday any more. And often didn't write to thank him for the cxpensise gifts he sent them And there were other things, ton. Echo along Broadway and I ilty-srcnnd Street in new York, that rendezvous of night clubs, of the exploits of his children That was not the sort of thing he wanted thrm to he known by. Winthroprg had always hs their gay young moments, but in the main they nad stood for the finer, more enduring things of me. Hart liked that as a mem ory. He wanted it to continue. no futuie Winthropes would have tne happiness or such a memory, lie woke to the sound of Len BRITISH TANK OUTPUT AT HIGHEST MARK London, Si pt. 30. (P) The supply mlristry announced to day that more tanks were man Last Week's Football Contest Winners 10 Correct DAVID HOLMES 208 W, Jackson ED NAVE 1st Nat 1 Bank 73aXk$C4 STORE FOR MEN if In I melodic anger. He lay motion less, listening for a space. Lenore was taking It Daaiy. rie naa never heard her voice so edgy, never known her to be quite so ruth lessly unkind. "Ana i suppose you uimi mis Is going to help me," she was telling her mother. "A nice flop I'll be. You know I've asked the girls to be my maids, and everybody's expecting a big wed dine. Gervase isn't an ordinary man! He expects things when he mames! "My dear child. It Isn't our fault Your father couldn't help this. It's our part to be kind about it" Mrs. Winthrope spoke pa tiently, wearily, as if she had been repeating it over and over to her self. . Kind " Lenore snapped. "Well. it isn't very kind to me." Bart Winthrope, in the next room, felt himself drawn out of bed and into his dressing gown by the very force and bitterness of Lenore's voice. "After this." Lenore was sav ins "I don't care what haDOens! It's the end of everything for me!" "But Lenore, it neean i pe, protested her mother. "You still have Gervase. You're engaged to him. We'll manage a wedding for you somehow. There are my Jewels we can sell part ot mem, and the rest can be your dowry. There are lots of poor girls who get happiness out of life. You're young. , , ." un, stopi stopr lienors eriea impatiently, "I can't stand any more of that sort of stuff. Love in a cottage never appealed to me." Jerry, iianaing in the hallway, turned away. He didn't want to hear more. He was sorry fo r Adele, offering to give everything to Lenore. That's the way she'd be of course. And he was sorry for his father. lie and Lenore were pretty useless to their parents in this crisis, and that wasn't the way things should be. But it was too late to do anything much about it As he walked away, he heard his father enter the room; neara nis latners voice saying: , i "Oh, no, you won't, Adele. You won't sell a jewel or give so much as a chip diamond to a daughter who talks to you as Lenore has been talking." He turned to his daughter. 1 don't know what to say to you, Lenore. There's no excuse for your attitude. It's beyond me. I needn't tell you how surprised I am." Lenore looked at her lather for a moment then turned and fled. But I Love Her EDMUND ANTOINE, early about doing some errands on Duval street, met vin uarouu "I thought you were coming around to see me," Antoine said. Vin looked at him doubtfully. "There probably wouldn't be any use in coming now. You wouldn't want to help me now, woman i want me around," he said. What do you mean? Well," Vin hesitated, "I'm out now, Lenore and 1 are washed up. Through. Wa had a quarrel last night'r Antoine laughed. "Of eoursel" he said. "I expected that Every one quarrels with Lenore. But don't worry about her. She won't always De warn ling tne same snooty tune. Anyhow, my good man, 1 m doing mis lor a swell musician; not dor the friend of a friend. There's nothing like that about it" Vin looked at Antoine doubt fully, but said nothing. "But when did you quarrel with the high and mighty Lenore? You did a beautiful twosome at the yacht paity. Everything looked like sunshine and roses to me then," Antoine said. It was after that That de Bellefort bird took her home and then she slipped back to South Beach to meet me. We'd made a date. She gave me the works. It seems de Bellefort got sore be cause she made what he called an exhibition of herself with me, and Lenore told me in plain English that I should have kept away from the yacht In other words, away from her when she's with her gilt edged crowd." Vin's eyes were sullen. "Well I don't want her that way! I don t want any girl that wayl" Check, maeurol And speak ing of exhibitions, that was a pretty swell one, if anyone hap pens to be irking me. You gave mat gin somtiniug ane crriain ly never could have got for herself class and temperament and style. Without which an en tertainer is Just so much debris on the landscape. You really have done something for her, be cause I happen to know Lenore has been eating her heart out to get up in the spotlight and show her pretty little self off." "She can keep on eating her heart out for all I care!" "Listen, lad," Antoine began, "women and a musical career don't mix. Keep them separate." "I suppose I have been a fool to take her so seriously." "Of course. Lenore's a spoiled bret." "Sure, she's a spoiled brat," Vin said with feeling. Thrn he added: "But I love her. What does a fellow do about a tiling like that?' Te as enttneeg ufactured In B ltlsh plants In July, August and September than during all of 1940 and said lhst week's output of every type of arnured vehicle used by the Hritlsh army was an all Imr tveord. The week's armored cat ! .nut e:.eded that for all of ugust, the ministry said. ENSIGN ROOSEVELT San Diego, Calif., Sept. 30 (D Ens. John A. Roosevelt, U.S.N.R., reported for duty at 11th naval district headquarters today and than departed for North island, remarking think I'm going to liko It here." He was assigned duty as naval air station assistant supply of fleer. MEDFORD MAIL On the Radio Chains STATIONS: Chain affiliation an4 where thev are on the dial: KALE (MHS 1330, Fortlaed; KKX (SHOBlue) I ISO, Portland; KG (NBC-Blue MIHI 1310. apoaane; KUO (Site-Blue) 810. Kan Kranelaco; KOW (NBC-Red) (20. Portland: KJK (NBC-Blue) 10410. Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1070. Los Aniein: KOA (NBC-Bed) 8S0. Denier: KOIN (CBS) 970, ort land; IOMO (NBC-Bd) 30, rattle; KPO (NBC-lud) M. Ban rranrloco; K8L (CBS) 1180. lt Lake City. Time Boom is reT Tuesday 5 :00 p. m Adventure Stories, KOO, KJR, KEX; dorden Jenkins' Orch, KPO. 8:30 p. m. News of the World. KOO. KJR, KEX: News, KNX, KOIN: Horace Heldt'a Treasure Chest, KPO, KOMO, KOW. 8:00 p. m. Irene wicker, KOO; Scandinavian Reporter, KJR. 6:30 p. m. News, Here and Abroad. KOO. KIX; Report to the Nation, KNX. KOIN: Fibber McOte, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Old Timers, KJR. 7:00 p. m. Bob Hope Varlaty Show, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Treasury Hour. KOO. KEX, KJR; Olenn Mil ler's Orch, KOIN, KSL, KNX. 7:30 p. m. College Humor, KPO, KOW. KOMO; Juan ArvUU, KOIN, KSU KNX. SUBURBAN HEIGHTS BECAU5E OT M HOUSE NUMBERS NOt TO PUT -THEM -THINK5 Of "DlrJlNS IN A NEW K J6HB0RH00D WITHOUT TAKIN6 AL0N6 A TlF5HneHT AMD A SANDWICH OiKWO IN CASE The search for the right" house -Takes unduly ions km, LI'L ABNER A Tramp Goes I THIS PREVIEW yf IS SENSATIONAL.'- THF MISFRY 'A ON HIS FACE JTwrLLX I ..Tr9s. . . r MAKE S I FUNNIEST j i nmu in . f TAILSPIN TOMMY The Black Panther Is Captured! TOM.' LOOK .'...A ICOUPLA GUYS A.RX STAGIN'A GUN FIGHT... NEAR. BETTY'S SHIP. THE NEBBS That's the Cirll 017 OUR WOMEN'S CLUB A , r!t 9 II lU. SHALL DO A READING ""fl f IM AFRAID WOTI DON'T A II fl COULDMT GO VSUERS "WE "V If IS ARRANGING A RlT V',' I NUMBER AnO ACT AS MlSTReSSI I THIN1K i COULD DO Ar4YTVlN&l I CAPTAllsl ISTkATS UNTUlNK- llOP ENTERTAINMENT FOR "; I I OF CEREMON I E.S, AnO I WAS I I WELL ENOOGHl HAVE J " ABL-S HUPHi ON SECOND laOME SOV-OIERS AT i L I WONDERINS IF VOO COOLO DO J V NO PARTICULAR. . THOUSMT 1U- CALL UP MISS ! Tx- V.CAMP ."- ANYTHING THAT VMOULD A TV TAV.EMT Tf APPLEKY ANO TELL HER ILL HELP 3" 1 - ' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 1:00 p. nv Amoa n' Andy, KNX. KSL. KOIN; Fred Waring. KPO, KOW, KOMO: Bringing Up Father. KEX, KJR, KOO. 8:30 p. m. Johnny presents, KPO, KOMO, KOW: Information Please, KOO, KEX, KJR; Are Tou a Missing Heir, KNX, KOIN, KSU 8:00 p. nwt, the People. KNX. KOIN, KSL; Easy Aces, KOO. KJR, KEX. 8:30 p. m. Battle ot the Sexes. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Arkansas Travel er, KNX: Natl Radio Forum. KOO; News. KJR. 10:00 p. m. Johnny Duffy's Orch, KNX: Reports News. KPO, KOW. KOMO; Five Star Final, KOI". 10:30 p. nv Bill Henry, KNX. KOIN: Dance Orch., KOMO, KOW; Conoert Halt KPO. 11:00 p. m. Dance Orch., KPO, KOMO: Bob Crosbys Orch, KNX. KSL; News, KOO: Fishing News, KJR. Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Adventure Stories, KOO, KEX. KJR; Maurice's Orch, KPO. KOMO. 6:80 p. m. Dr. Christian. News, KSL: Music by Stoker, KOW, KPO, KOMO. 6:00 p. bv Fred Warlng's Orch, KPO. 6:30 p. m. News, Here and Abroad. KOO, KJR, KEX: Barrel of Fun, KPO. 7:30 p. m. Olenn Miller's Orch, KNX. KSL, KOIN: Authors Play. PRtVAILlNS HtNDEHCV 1u IN The. SHRUBBERY OR UP AT Al . FRED TERLIV NEVER .... , , . . fa br Taa Ball SraKat. Taa West! AND WE CWE IT ALL TO THOSE'POLECAT PIES" THAT LI'L HILL-BILLY LADY BAKfcS.- SHE MUST NEVER KNOW HOW WE'RE USING HAPPEN IF ANYONE AC1 U ALLY ATE ONE? f I , f V OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1941. house, KOO, KZX: Kay Kyaer Musi cal Quia, KPO. KOW. KOMO. 7:30 p. m. Hemisphere Revue. KOO, KEX, KJR; Juan Arvlsu, KSL; Football Forecast, KNX, KOIN. 8:00 p. m. Quia Kids. KOO. KEX. KIR; Ames n' Andy, KNX, KOIN, KSL; Adventures of the Thm Man. I KPO, KOW. KOMO. 8 0 p. m. Plantation Party, KPO. KOW. KOMO; Dr. Christian, KNX, KOIN, KSL; Manhattan at Midnight, KOO. KEX. KJR. 9:00 p. m Tiros to Smile, KPO, KOW. KOMO; Easy Aces, KOO, KEX. KJR: Btar Theater, KSL, KOIN. KNX. 9:30 p. m. Mr. District Attorney. KPO, KOMO. KOW; Oene Krupa's Orch, KOO. KJR. 10:00 p. m. -Paul Sullivan. KNX, KOIN: Reporter News, KPO, KOW, KOMO. 10:30 p. m. Concert Hall. KPO: Dance Orch, KOMO, KOW; Eyas of the World, KOIN. 11:00 p. m. Dance Orch, KPO, KOW, KOMO: Bob Crosby's Orch, KNX, COIN; News. KOO. WILLKIE NAVY ASPIRANT New York, Sept. 30. (JP) While his mother looked on. Philip Herman Willkie, 21, son of Wendell L. Willkie, took the oath as candidate for the U. S. naval reserve midshipmen's school today at a ceremony aboard the training ship Wheel ing. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS CONCEAL EISE WluiArTS MEANWHILE -v THEY WANTS MfcZ I RUSH A DOZEN aL I MORE PIE5 T'TH' l i uyu:: i nc t or3 1 CAIN'T GIT 'NUFF- OF m.rr- wmut wondiful AfPY-TITES"- AND ONE OP THEM IS CAPITAN PANTHER . JCOME ON, SHEETS If ' fkerlMlwI'liMraVsnlvikfMM H la far r,i - J' -easea O- lO 14-Year-Old Hunter Downs Large Buck Redmond, Sept. 30. JPi One of the largest bucks taken In central Oregon this season, 204-pound four-pointer with a 31-inch antler spread, was shot by Bobbie Daniels, 14. Canyon City, Sept. 30. Fourteen deer on one trailer In STRANGE AS IT SEEMS anl 11 a W W aW 1 Z The mounted head of this texa white TAIL IS PRESERVED IN THE OLD 6UCKHORN ALO0N 5AN ANTONIO TEXA,.. BUCKHORN BUCK One of the most colorful spots In San Antonio is the old Buckhorn saloon and curio store. The Buckhorn was startsd by Albert Friedrich in 1881. As a hobby he collected heads of horned animals, and now the collection has representatives of almost every type of horned animal known! PARASITE PARASITES In some localities 90 percent of the moth caterpillars fall a prey to parasites, which de stroy them before they can reach the winged stage. Parasites often do man groat service by killing off insect pestsl ' Tomorrowi Trolley Memoriall Water-I SOME LKL VARMINT "::: one: o' mah 9z!F-fCMuaae k cicrzrs-j-rauis RE5I5IS GOOD FOOD.K' ""il K HOLD IT.. OR. WE'LL V WXl H BLAST YOU DOWNV V 1 dicated today that mule deer hunting in the Grant county area was good. Nearly 200 deer have been checked through here, the kill averaging two bucks for each doe. Profit Control Plan Far From Complete Washington, Sept. 30. HP) Secretary Morgenthau announc 6ia flu UATTPPAC; AND OCRACOK6 ISLANDS N.O NO AUTO LICENSE. IS KZyUIK&Vt AnU THERE 13 NO GASOLINE TAX STOLE jest caint YANK MAjl IS J I ed today that his plan to limit corporation profits to 8 per cent of invested capital would not be sent to congress until next year and would not apply to 194 la business. The treasury secretary told a press conference that drafting of the proposal was not completed and that department experts had advised him that it would take several months. by JOHN HIX aaj3Val fcaal" 4 I FLEA rtAve LITTLE FLEA'S, V10TH CATERPILLAR PARASITES OFTEN HAVE PARASITES WHICH HAVE 1 PARASITES 1 MRS.KaTHERiNE FRf- farm wife- NEVER HAD TlAAB FOR MUIC UNTIL. HE WAS 53...NOVV f 1H- 'SHE PLAYS THE ' VOUN, saxophonc; iRUmfC 1 1 VKUMS, FRENCH HORNiQUITASZj HARMONICA, mo , A COUPLE OF INSTRUMENTS SH8 MADE HERSELF Girard, Ohio... ' ' 9-SO ia By AL CAPP A FEW HOURS LATER FROM THE: LOS ANGELES TIMES- UNIDENTIFIED TRAMP IN SERIOUS CONDITION AN UNIDENTIFIED TRAMP WAS FOUND WRITHING IN AGONY NEAR THE. PALATIAL E5TATET OF CECIL DEGR ADI NGH AM, NOTED COMEDY PRODUCER. HE WAS RUSHED TO THE NEAREST HOSPITAL, AND AS STOMACH PUMPS WERE APPLIED. HE MOANED LET ME DIE". doctors are mystified as to the: exact nature, of his ail ment BUT ALL AGREE IT MUST HAVE BEEN SOMETHING HE ATE. Bt HAL FOHHtST HISW WAIT.. I ... I J yJ-f, I SHALL KtmOVt SKEETS.MTHE MASK SEN0R.S. ...SHALL NOT NEED IT... ANY LONGER CAPITAN PANTHER. JUST t---V shaneed it... any rt Ei.LONGEr f mm PLAYING FOR. TIME?????? Ml SOL HESS Use Mail Ills una waul e4a
