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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1941. fl ;4 n.. Chapter 23 Dismissed nlV called a short time later and aaid that he must tee her. Til be right over," he announced. Sue Ellen could tell nothing from his voice, but when he came ahe taw that Riv would not be easily convinced that ah had changed In her affection for him. At first she was amused and then angry, as he strode Into the room and came toward her with no other Idea than to take her into his arms. "What's all this damned non sense mean? he demanded ang rily. "Why should you rush off and marry that soldier iust be cause we had a misunderstanding? It's the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. I won't stand it. As soon as I can set a separation from Deedora She stopped him. "This Is no " .V... fAM him Armtv "I'm married. I was perfectly willing to be married, and was not kidnapped, as you seem to imply. 1 Know wnat 1 am aoing He Interrupted hotly: "You're a child in experience, Susie. The ' man took advantage of you when you were angry with me and lurious wun my mner. Sue Ellen said: "I cant under stand either your oresent eager ness or your father s. A week ago you were all excuses and your father was doing everything in his power to break up our com ing marriage by evasions and postponements. You never once told me the truth. If you had come to me last summer and said that you mere married, instead of humiliating me by delaying and lying "Susie" He came and aat be ' aide her on the couch and took her hand. She withdrew the hand. She guessed that he believed his touch would make her weaken fill her with regret for what he considered a rasa ana spitezui gesture. "I don't love you, Riv," she said candidly. "I might have thought I loved you, even though you were married to Deedora, and desperately enough to be willing to wait and wait until all this foolish marriage with Deedora was dissolved, but I don't love you and I never did. I have an affection for you based on our childish associations together, and something else. The desire to And a Prince Charming who would measure up to the romantic fig ure I pictured as my future hus hand. He had to be tall and dark and handsome, and a southerner, of course." It's Pride" "VOU told me you loved me," ' said Riv bitterly. "Now youu throw me over just because 1 couldn't greet you with open arms when you came to Washing ton unannounced. If you had never come, things would have been different." : "How?" ' He stared sulkily at the opposite wall for a moment. "It's your pride thafs hurt," aid Sue Ellen. "You never loved me enough to want to marry me, Riv, and I've decided something else. That whatever you say to the contrary, you do care for Deedora Waller." He jumped to his feet. "Cars for her I hate herl" Sue Ellen shook her head. "She's your wife. You're Just as much married to her aa I am married to Johnny Harris." "And a couple of fools we both re." "Why?" "Because that Harris Is gone en Deedora, and only married you when he found out he couldn't have her. Why do you think he was determined to rush into mar riage? How could he love you. Sue? He didn't know you." He caught her hand and held it tight "Why discuss all this, Riv? The time to have said this was weeks ago. Can't you see?" She turned and her eyes were deep and earn est. "You couldn't have loved me and treated me so shabbily. That isn't part of love." "What do you know about love?" "I'm beginning to learn what Isn't love, she said simDlv. "We could talk all morning and not alter the fact that you are mar ried and I am married and noth ing can change that. Jtiv grinned. "What an old fashioned simpleton you are. Sue. The law can change all that in the twinkle of an eye and make us both single." "And what of the announce ment Aunt Car put in the Mem phis paper before I left, saying that I planned to be married in Washington?" "You planned to marry me you can't deny that" "In the notice, nothing was said about marrying you said Sue Ellen cooly. "I'll say I went to Washington to meet Johnny Harris and marry him. That will be my story and I'll stick to it" "You won't find it easy to humiliate a Moore, by telling that you threw ma over." Riv'a fac Rep. Fish Ordered To Shun Hearing Washington, Nov. II. OP) The house adopted resolution Monday directing Rep. Fish (R., N.Y.) to refrain from appearing a witness before federal grand Jury here until the house YOU can only wear one lull at time WEAR GOOD CLOTHES Kuppenheimer't are found only at! Store for Men O by MARGARFTTA BRUCKER was red, hit black eyes flashing "I have my pride." "And I have mine. Probably we had better not meet again, Riv." Riv swept up his hat and turned to leave the room. At the door h paused to fling over his shoulder. We shall meet again, and often, for I intend to stay right here In Taylor Springs until you come to your senses. Sue Ellen Fairhope." "My name Is Harris." Sue Ellen faced him, with eyes as bright as his own. "My name is Susan Eleanore Fairhope Harris, snd I like the name and intend to keep if Call From Glnny SUE ELLEN came back on Tues day evening. On Thursday the weather changed. The evening of her arrival had been a clear cold night, with a star-studded sky ana a round brilliant moon. On Thursday morning, a steady driving rain pounded against the windows ana when Sue Ellen opened her eyes sleepily, cur tain of rain seemed to shut her in and shut out the petty gossip of Tyler Springs. For there had been gossip, plenty of it. She had not left Magnolia House to go down Into the village since her return, but the telephone rang constantly. Some had heard of Riv's return without her, others already knew that she had mar ried a Yankee, a number had caught a rumor that there was something more than sudden in fatuation for a good-looking sol dier back of her marriage. More over, where was her husband? This morning she thought of all this Sometimes the questions had been amusing, often almost impudent. Her friends and ac quaintances were Interested not only in her present but in her future. The future. This morning she closed her eyes and could visual ize the past, right up until the moment Johnny kissed her good bye on the station platform but the future? When you were young it held so much. It was tantaliz ing, mysterious. Measured by meetings, she had married a man she scarcely knew, and yet this tall, grey-eyed young man knew her better than Riv who had known her all her life. That thought led to Deedora who had changed her life 40 radi cally, for it was Deedora who had uoset all her Dlans. It waa Dee dora to whom ahe owed her hap- Diness. for sne anew nanmnesi as she had never known it while she was engaged to Riv. Always mere naa been an ele ment of uncertainty in her rela tion with Riv. Well why think of Riv Deedora? Two more days and Johnny would be In Tyler Springs. He had called every day and every day ahe waited breath lessly for his first: "Hello." she tumbled out of bed as the Ul,.hnn. ns rnnr V..., U ..... only Glnny, Aunt dar told her. one s coming over right away." cue men aressea. siiDDinc in to the housecoat which waa part of the trousseau planned for her uecemDer weaaina. son snim- mering green silk. She tied a ribbon about her curia and slid into wedge-soled slippers. She frowned at her reflection In the mirror. She looked like a little girl. She would buy glamorous clothes when she went on a honey moon with Johnny. When would that be, she wondered? lilnny came into the house lust ss she descended the stair. A Ginny, bright-eyed, bubbling over with news which she withheld un til they were alone In the library. uuesi wnat 1 nave to tell you?" sue Ellen a thou oh ta lumned to the news Johnny had told her a nou t Deedora. but how could Ginny know that? Oinnv fairlv slowed with ex citement "The news is about me. You're not news any longer, Sue Ellen. Everyone has discussed you until the topic is threadbare, but Just wait until you hear this " xou ve trnoDed the maior7" Sue Ellen smiled. "That stuffed shirt? Noth n of the kind. Guess again" you navent taken un with Riv?" "Sue Ellen what an Insane Idea. It'a Toby. He'a enlisted and we're going to get married to morrow." She finished with a little squeal of excitement and bounced ud and down on the sofa beside Sue Ellen. Married In Tohv Tvlee. Whmt does your mother aay?1" sne aoesn t Know It That's why I'm telling you. I want you 10 go over tomorrow atternnon and break the news to her. Wait until she's had her nsp. If ahe acts like she's going to faint, the aro matic spirits of ammonia is in the medicine cabinet, left side." '(innv ton't vnn rir .h she thinks?" "She'll get over It. She always does. She'll have all the fruit and dainties she csn eat when I'm married to Toby. Just think. I'll never have to use oleomargerine have fried chicken three times a week." Ginny's dark eyes became soulful. Ginnv vmi re not marrvlne Toby for that?" Te be eonUnsag Judiciary committee has Invest! gated whether the Jury's sub poena, served on Fish Infringes on constitutional privileges of members of congress. Fish had read to the house the subpoena summoning him be fore the grand Jury Wednesday. Next Circuit Court Slated Here Nov. 18 Next session of circuit court in Jackson county will start Tues day, Novemebr 18, when dam age action will be heard by the Jury. In the meantime, other civil actiona pending may be list ed for trial. This week Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna Is holding the return cir cuit court term for Josephine county at Grants Pass. He ex- : pecta to finish the term there by I the end of the week. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chela affiliation an4 wbare tbey are on the dial: KALI (MBS) l J30. rortunc; EX (NBC-Blue) 11SO. Portland; KOA (NBC-Blue MBS) IJIO. Rpokana: KGO (SBC-Blue) 110. San rranelaro; HOW (NBC-Bed) etO. rortland; KJR (NBC-Blur) 1000, Seattle: KNX (CBS) I0T0. Lea Angelaa: KOA (NBC-Red) SKI Danver; KOIN (CBS) 7U, Port land: KOMO (NBC-Bed) 50. Seattle; KPO (NBC-Bed) SHO. tan franelaro; KM, (CBS) 1160. Salt Late City. " " lime Sbown la Pit .. Tuesday. S :0o p. m. Adventure Btorlee, KOO, KJR. KEX; Are You a Musing Heir, KBL; Newt, KOIN; Stars of Today. KOW; 6uparman, KJR; AdTenturaa of Jane Ardsa, KOMO; Don Wins low of the Nary, KPO. B:30 p. m Newt of the World. KOO, KJR, KEX; The Arkansas Trav eler, KSU Ejm of the World. KOII7. 8:00 p. m. Burnt and Allen, KPO. KOW, KOMO: We, the People, KSL; Anita, Carol, KOIN; Scandinavian Re porter, KJR; Second Husband, KNX. 6:30 p. tn. Symphony Concert, KXX, KJR, KOO; Report to tha Na- I tlan. KOIN: Fibber McOee and Molly, KPO, KOMO, KOW: Who. What, Where and Why. KNX; World Newt. KSL. 7:00 p. m Bob Rope Variety SUBURBAN HEIGHTS By gluyas Williams MRS. PERLLV DIDN'T KNOW THAT TREP WAb . OUr ON THE ROOF OF THE PORCH CLEANING? LEWES OUT OF THE 6UTTERS, WHEN , 7EARIN6 -RAW SHE SHUT AND LOCKED THE UPSTAIRS WINDOWS BEFORE SOINS OFF To HER CLUB MEE1.N0.BlK' SHE WAS RNoHT ABOUT THE RAIN UfciL LI'L ABNEH The Wldder Takaa TAILSPIN TOMMY Anxious E LEPT TON MMV AND EL CONDOR. AT BOLANDO, WMER.E TMtY appeared to have the situation WELL UNDER. CONTR.OL EANWHILE. l CASA orande II. 11-11 THE NEBBS The Mole 6M0STVV hSVS. prom yvjcenTve SlOeWALK VM THR OUT5XHIT5 OF N0RTWV1L.V.E, WITH TMH RESULT TWE FiRS DEPART MENT HAS PEEN CALLED OUT. RUN, SON RUN iW -HAfi4 lf? lr C BASKpS1 11 , DWTGIUP JEST r "- -ITf. , I MANMOSE. S.AID AM'D BE CAUGHT, TOO.' Mi BEC UZ OLE MAN IMOSE IIIIK Voutp ) L rXi5,M SAID WE'D BOTH BE CAUGHT" ) : N0.'- pZ4S a$'?7! ) 1AHSE.LF OUT A-RUNNIN ? J I Show, KPO. KOMO, KOW: Red Croat Roll Call. KSL, KNX. KOIN. KJR. KOO. KEJC 7 30 p. m. Red Skelton. KPO. KOW. KOMO: Treasury Hour, KOO. KEX, KJR: Leon p. Draws. KOIN; Second Husband, KSL. 8:00 p. m. Amot n Andy, KNX. KSL. KOIN; Fred Waring. KPO. KOW, KOMO. 8:15 p. m. Lum and Abn.r, KPO. KOW. KOMO; Lenny Rota, KNX. KSL. KOIN. 8:90 p. m. Johnny Presents, KPO. KOMO, KOW; Information Pleate. KOO. KEX, KJR: Are Tou a Mlaalng Heir, KNX, KOIN; Newt. KSL. 0:00 p. m. We, the People, KNX, KOIN: Easy Aoes. KOO, KJR, KEX; Adevnturet of thi Thin Man, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Sports, KSL. 0:30 p. m. Battle of the Sexes, KPO. KOMO, KOW; Arkanaaa Trav eler, KNX, KOIN: Newa, KJR; Moon light Sonata. KEX. 10:00 p. m. Ran Wllde't Oreh.. KOO. KEX; Reporter Newt. KPO, KOMO. KOW: Maatarworkt of Mualo, KSL; Newt, KKX; Five Star Final, KOIN. 10:30 p. ro. Raid Tanner'a Oreh.. KSL; Carl Ravacca'a Oreh., KOO. KJR; Broadway Bandwagon, KEX; , Masterworke of Music. KNX; The World Today, KOIN; Concert Hall, KPO. 11:00 p. m. Happy Gordon Rang es, KPO. KOW; This Moving World. KEX, KJR; Ken Stevent and Irwin Wurfngexj try TTt tufl ftyrrtfCT,. tae. Another Load Away Momenta ( BUT. .WHY DOES W ( I DUNNOHE WAS TI LOOK, SKEETAIR.'i G-GOLLY '.. H-HE'S 1 1 2.T.T0MMY J 1 FLYIN' TH" BLACK. . IS-IS THAT A J GONNA LAND J I RETURN, SKEETAIR.?? SHIP RIGHT BEHIND i h BIRD.. OR. AN J&Zfi' urPr f ir LUS..TUEN WE GOT V AEROPLANE ...A f vL, P SEPARATEO.L N ABOUT TO v 1 V . a?1 -g YJCl LAND HER?.yr rBtrwA v' ; - .-rVi condor krcY YTT eNCxAJVYTi TT ThstV could Pwy those -v VCAjT? unj vnu f 1 lookims "C V.WARe, COME OUT) IT BOARDS UP te-iSTC AO OP A Vi V t 4ctA.T OMe- l in Tug. name M HI CHOPPtMa twem up-jheyre; Alii I Sacass under 1 L0ST A Teo. KSL. KOIN: Newt, KNX. KOO: Rennet. KOMO. Wednesday 8 00 p. m Adventure atorttt. KOO, KEX. KJR: Big Town. KSL; Ken Stevens, KOIN; Jtne Ardaa. KOMO: Stare of Today. KOW; Don Wlnalow of the Navy, KPO. 8:30 p. m. Dr. Chnatian. KSL; Newt of the World, KOO, KJR. KsTX; Swing Trip. KOMO. BUI Henry. KNX; Eyea of the World, KOIN; Waltc Rhythm. KPO. 8:00 p. m. Star Theater. KSL: Fred Waring. KPO, KOW, KOMO: Scandinavian Reporter, KJR; To night Beat Buys, KNX; Leon 9. Drewt, KOIN. 8:80 p. m. Penthouse Party, KOO, KJR, KEX: Concert by Kalaab, KPO; Big Town. KNX, KOIN; Highlight Hour, KOMO. 7:00 p. m. Olann MlllaTa Oreh, KNX, KOIN. KSL; American Melody Hour, KOO, KEX. KJR: Kay Kyaer't Musical Quit, KPO, KOW, KOMO. 7:30 p. m. Ahead of the Head line!. KOO, KJR; Juan Arvltu. KOIN: Romance of the Ranchoa, KNX: Mod ern Musle Box, KEX; Clark and Sprtynoezlt, K8L. 8:00 p. m. Quia Ktds, KOO, KEX, KJR; Amot -n' Andy, KNX. KOIN. KSL, KJR: Point Sublime, KPO. KOW. KOMO. 8:15 p. m. Lanny Rota, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:30 p. m. Plantation Party, KPO, KOW. KOMO; Dr. Chrlitlan. KNX. WltCfAfTSs KOIN: Manhattan at Midnight, KOO, KJa, KEX; Newt, KSL. I 00 p. m. Time to Smile. KPO. KOW, KOMO; Eaay Aces. KOO, KEX. KJR: Fred Allen. KNX, KOIN: Hymn Samoa, KSL. trta p. m. Mr. Dtitrlet Attorney. KPO. KOMO. KOW; Baain Street Chamber Music. KOO. Newt. KSL. 10:00 p. m. Paul Whlteman'e Oreh., KOO. KEX: Reporter Newa, KPO. KOW. KOMO; Newt, KNX, KOIN; Maatarworkt of Muale, KSL; Serenade, KJR. 10:80 p. nv Bill Cllfferd'a Oreh, KOO, KJR; John Sullivan. KSL: STRANGE AS IT SEEMS cJklL-(2)N WHEEl5... FORAAER HAMBURGER STAND LftED 8 VEAR, as A lock-up by poucejbf hustonviu.e, kv.- KCCCNTLV tUK A NEW UAIL, WAa &UILT ... A TICKET ISSUED. BV THE BALTIMORE li nwifi pp.m A AND ROUTED HIAA OVER -yttes 20 PIFF5REHT RAILROAD . ntr ROLLING HOOSEOOW The former hamburger wagon ail held, during Its years as lock-up, about 100 prisoners. Only two ever escaped, and both had outside assistance. The tall was 12 feet wide, 28 feet long, and waa fitted up inside with a double deck bunk, table and atove. SMALL SOLDIER Recently Nick Casale waa presented a special Congressional scroll characterising him aa the "smallest fighting soldier" in the U. S. armed force of World war I. His weight snd meas urements, as recorded by the War Department, are confirmed by the scroll. TOMORROWl Floating Collegel Broadway Bandwagon. KKX; public Affalra, KNX: The World Today. KOIN: Conoan Hall. KPO. 11:00 p. raj Dancing with Clancy. KPO. KOW: wtlbur Hatch's oreh.. KOIN. KSU Thta Moving World. KJR, KEX: Newt, KOW: Evening Revenea, KOMO. Citizenship Denied Account Infanticide Roseburg, Ore., Nov. 11. (Pi Citizenship was denied here Monday to Paul Hensen of Rose f IWfXD IKIS lntn gKOAD-JUMPlNG WITH WEIGHTS (TO INCREASE DISTANCE) WAS ORIGINATED BY "THE . ANCIENT GREEKS y I IJ burg, native of Canada, whan j his application for final paper j came up for hearing In circuit j t court. Hensen's wife, Margaret, re- j i cently was sentenced to seven , years in state prison after plead- ing guilty to manslaughter, ad, jj, mitting that the killed her new- , born son. Hansen previously had ; served out a fine of $100 after pleading guilty to burying tha ' baby's body without authority. 1 ; I Ota Mall Tribune want ada. i by JOHN HIX A 7 5 a m yfltt Warrior' Nick Casale Newark tU., , k the official Smallest fighting 'iFTHE tO' INCHED TALL,j WEIGHT 101 LS'Sl ! a. v. a m. oc411 man A3 By AL CAPP By HAL FORREST IT SOL HESS () o C )