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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1942. Wtlrin Chapter 27 AIkjuI Paul "ll'HAT are you thinking ' about?" Ruby asked. "About Laura, said Fred. "She's pretty good at scenes herself." "Are you telling me?" aald Ruby, "If you'll forgive my alang." "If Laura could be in the vicini ty of Ye Old Barn Drama House while we're playing 'Goodbye, Honey Chilp!' maybe "Fred DeMille, you're up to no food." accused Ruby. She lowered her voice. "You don't happen to know where Laura ia now, do you? " "There are waya of finding out, my dear Watson." Fred chuckled. "How about a atroll among the clover and the corn, before we step into the world of make-believe'" "I'd love It," said Ruby. She drained her coffee cup. Presently she and Fred were walking across a field hand in hand and humming a funny lit tle song about the silly cat that ate the canary. . , . Just Tired? IOE was sitting upon the porch of the Vaughan house with Uncle Frank when Paul Pennell brought his car to a standstill near the front gate. "There's Kathleen now," Uncle Frank said. He leaned forward. "She looks a bit worried, too. What do you think?" "Just tired from rehearsing, I Imagine," said Joe. Kathleen told Paul goodbye, waited until he was driving off so that she could wave to him, and then came slowly up the walk. "Hello, you two! she naid. "Hello," the men answered in unison. "You look all In," said Uncle Frank. "Have a strenuous time of it being an actress?" "Yes, answered Kathleen. "But I wish you wouldn't take that tone." "What tone?" "As if you were sort of of making fun of me." "Good lord, Ducky, I never thought of such a thing!" "And atop calling me Ducky." "Have you eaten?" Joe wanted to know. "Yes," said Kathleen. "We had a light meal out at the theatre alter rehearsing." "Lizzie's keeping some biscuits na conee noi lor you, eaia Urrle Frank. Thank." said Kathleen. "I rould do with some good coffee. The coffee out at the theatre was pretty awfuL She walked on into the house. Uncle Frank looked at Joe. "Go on in and ait with her. Joe," said he. "I'll go tuck my cnickens into bed. tie arose and stepped closer to Joe. "Go easy with her, my lad. I can tell she's all !:rved tin. "Yes, sir. Joe drew a long breath. "I feel as though I were about to walk on some of those eggs your chickens lay, "Good luck, aon!" "Thanks. Mr. Frank Til need It. Mr. Frank went down the steps and around the corner of the house. Joe marched into the din ing room. "Mind if I have a cup of coffee with you?" he asked when he saw Kathleen sitting at her usual place. "Certainly not," replied Kath. leen. Then she see.med to slump. "Call Lizzie she'll bring it" "I'll go get it myself," said Joe. "No ned bothering Lizzie." When he returned from the kitchen with his cup of colfee, he sat down and gazed at Kathleen. "For heaven's sake, stop star ing at me like that," Kathleen flared. "Do I look like a freak, or something?" "No," said Joe. "You Just look tired, that's all." "Well, what of it? You've seen people tired before, haven't you?" Joe shrugged "Seems to me you're mighty touchy and jumpy. No need taking it out on me FISH INC IN C 0 M F 0 bathing suit for her rod and P II m iiftump.if.iqm,JWiiiM, aim1 iweaiHiawywN.a.v.-.- y& v "i I' 5-""' . :. ' ' V. jv;!' '.- "v- ) LMs. ... X. -'v, f t' V aw- fair"" ,.way-l mi '"",fA v.1 " J- i" I P WfinklUll Just because you're worried or something." i "Worried! Why should I be worried?" "You tell me." "I've been rehearsing for hours and hours," said Kathleen. "And I simply want to sit quietly and think." "Ahout vour Dart?" "Certainly. What else Is there I could be thinking about?" "Paul Pennell perhaps." Joe leaned forward. There was a tense expression upon his face. "Are you falling in love with him?" "Stop asking infantile ques tions!" "And you stop being evasive." said Joe. He forgot Uncle Frank's advice to go easy with Kathleen. He was upset. He was angry. "After all, if you are falling in love with another man, I have a right to know, I don't want it sprung on me out of the blue." Kathleen softened. "I reckon you're right. Joe. Forgive me for being so touchy and jumpy, as you put it I have had a lot on my mind." She gazed across to where a bowl of roses stood upon the sideboard. "You ask if I'm falling in love with Paul That's hard to answer. I mean, all that ! he standsfor his theatrical back ground, his charm and his poise all appeal to me. We like the same things, dream the same dreams, and well. I might fall in love with him." "In other words," said Joe, "all you need is a little push." "There you go," said Kathleen. "Acting mean. Joe ignored the accusation. "Is he falling in love with you?" Blow For Joe L'ATHLEEN looked up. !!er gaze was steady as she faced Joe. "Yes, I think he is," she con fessed. "You might as well have a direct answer, since you asked a point blank question. He says a lot of things that have double meanings; I mean, he seems to want to declare his love for me, but hesitates." "Waiting to see whether you ruin his scene or not?" "That," said Kathleen, "is a downright catty remark." "Sorry. I sort of feel catty when I discuss raui fenneu. Kathleen pushed aside her plate. She rested her elbows upon the table, and looked Joe straight in the eye. "We might as well have a show down right here and now, Joe," she said. "A showdown about what?" "About us." "And Paul?" "Yes and Paul." "Okay," agreed Joe. "Only don't let's start throwing things. Too many fragile pieces around." "This is no time for would-be funny remarks," said Kathleen. "I'm serious, and I want you to be." "Okay, Tm serious." Kathleen was thoughtful a mo ment. "About Paul and me falling In love," she went on presently. There's no reason why we shouldn't." "No reason at all," said Joe, "except that vou've been loving me for years." That," said Kathleen, "was just one of those things." She waved Joe to silence. "Paul tins talked to me about havine his own stock company some day, and about now nice it would be to have a talented wife for bis leading lady." Meaning yon? " "Keep quiet!" said Kathleen. And I agree with him. A man and a woman who are interested in the theatre as Paul and I are ought to build up a fine life to gether." "Yes'm," said Joe. "Go on tell me all." And the more I think about It," continued Kathleen, "the more certain I am that if Paul should ever come to the point of declaring his love, asking me to marry hnn, I'll give it serious con sideration." Te be eenUnaed . ' - R T Mary Jane Griffith wears a reel outing in un Valley, Idaho. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Ckala affiliation and wber tbey are on the dial: kALt 1Hb USD. 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KEX: Northwest Bible Insti tute, KJR: Moonlight Sonata. KOW; Sport. KNX: Wartime Women. KOIN. 1:00 p. m. Harry Owens' Hawai ian. KPO. KOW: This Moving World. KEX; Ous Arnhelm'a Orch.. KOIN: News. KOO: Folk Music, KJR; News. KNX; Reveries. KOMO. Saturday 6:00 p. m. Billy Moore, KOO. KEX, KJR: Harry Owen's Hawallans. KPO, KOMO, KOW; Short Story. BEST MANNERS ..tV Th I lk.1B(U klADKIll Of! HIS PEST MAN- TO SPREAD IT JURA WHFN DINING IN M S LAP WITH PARENTS AT AUNT 5Vt START EATING ni a LITTLS A-BASMtP. J.tEPS tL80W4 PICK THEM tF f TAPLE AND AND FINrvS NAP WITH THEM ALL KIN HAS SLIP THE KMIVES.FOKKi, UN PER TAPL6. MOTHE a lOl'PLV ANP SfOONS At HIS PLACE t. o ACR0S1 14. Und do- t. rnHfil fabrics II. Bant Indian k OrlrMital iiuiM tthrub . klit. Into t n.MT le-stlirr 42. KeprrsHoa. ! IS Pra-nllf fi-rlmg li. In va-ntor of tht V pvH-r!y ewinr ;. Hu-' snit m irAi'imit i e 14. R.Nm In a, . fftru, at vloUoUy hstrvm tL llvtifn of lH rntrl part th Koiaa lit. Jatwlnh nionth 13. 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KEX: Guy Lombardo'a Orch KNX. KOIV. KSL: Truth or Conse quences. KPO, KOW, KOMO. 8 SO p m. Abie's rlsh Rose. KPO. KOMO. KOW: A BCD Round Table. KJR. KEX; Hobby Lobby, KNX, KOIN, KHL. too p. m News, KPO. KOMO; Robert Ripley. KOO, KEX. KJR: Tour Hit Parade. KNX. KOIN; Dance Orcb, KOW; Sporta, KSL. 0:30 p. m. Ronnie Kemper'e Orch.. KOO: Teddy Powell's Orch KPO. KOW. KOMO: News, KSL, KJR, KEX. 10:00 p. m. Harry James' Orch.. KOO. KEX. KJR: News. KOIN, KOW. KOMO, KPO: KEX.. . 10 30 p. tn. Bill Clifford 'a Orcn.. KOO, KJR: Harry Owen'a Orcb.. KPO. KOMO. KOW; Lud Olusklna Orch., KNX. KSL, KOIN: The Quiet Hour, KEX String Quartet. KSL. 11:00 p m. Joe Rclchman's Orch.. KPO, KOW; Organ Music, KGO. KJR. KEX; Treasury Star Parade, KNX. COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Licenses Dean .Wallace Ford and Dor othy Schaad. Allen Francis Hubbard and Bessie May Smart. Ellsworth Lee Ollom and Charlotte Ruth Nicholls. Dale Clinton Montgomery and Dorothy Pauline Eastman. Lee Daniel Musser and Aug usta Daisy Williams. Walter Willis Wolgamott and Grace Ellen Hickey. Harry Otis Lewis and Elsie Durham. George Fernlund and Bonnie Smith. Ivan Nail Jackson and Mar gery Adolph. Divorces "Fifed Earl Paul Souther vs. Elena Brown Pfiffer Souther. Helen Jacobsen vs. Peter J. Jacobsen. Lenore P. Herrick vs. Boy C. Herrick. Elaine Necley vs. Earl C. Neeley. Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS SAtkieO NC aJ&Dli'lM Dlr Ki UP FORif CTCHE4 FORK AND NAPKIN MEANWHILE! WMISKS II, WIIM M.ll'ir.t vr-r Lr, A CLATTER, OFF PICKS IT I'P '.IAPL.B UP CHAIR 5LIPS ANOHE SLIDES OFF REAL IZES SAPLY HE CAN NEVER CONVINCE PARENTS HE W5 TRVIg6 TO WATCH HIS MANNERS rttLSHWILL E LESSdONSPic- LKX'S TO PICK IT UP WITH HIS FEET PCjCAr4 WbToipTf lElS 810,0 IF Qll ID IFlw.T Hv .A 1 L'P IT S.M1E oiILE m 9 iOi 4l'T AiTTkIIT'R f A'OTS P t 1 1 . C S , A rB C N S A K E T E C,OiV F K 6 D A Solution Of Vttterday't Puxilt r-nttaI1ttoa ioi- of vap tram DOWN 1. 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Hill to Oeorre McDon ald. Warranty Deed. Oeorge McDonald to C. A. Steams, Warranty Deed. William Corcoran to Albert O. Batea, Warranty Deed. Prank L. Earhart and W. C. Bar hart to Craig Oil Company, Lease. Craig Oil Company to Wllshlre Oil Company. Inc. Assignment of Lease. Harry B. Christiansen to Ouy Nlel. Warranty Deed. John Henry Miller to Maude H Stanley. Warranty Deed. C. W. Ash pole to State Highway Commission. Warranty Deed. Maud M. Hockenyoa to Highway Commission. Easement. City of Medford to Orrllle Thomas. Warranty Deed. Orville A. Moore to Adolph Lar sen. Warranty Deed. J. J. Btelger to L. H. Allred, War ranty Deed. L. H. Allred to Joe RlnaTd, War- rar-.tw fleerl j Prank Howell to 8.. D. Begley, War i ranty Deed. I B. J. McPhee to Emanuel P. Kurs. i Warranty Deed. I Luclan H. WUcoa to B. N. Pomeroy, nr-rrantv need. Bertha Jacobs to Oeorge B. Icen hower. Warranty Deed. Jackson County. Oregon, to A. W. Walker, Quitclaim Deed, City of Medford to Carpenters Lo cal 3087. A. 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Murphy, Trustees, Warranty Deed. W. Robert Montgomery and George B. Murphy, Trustees to C. A. Oandy, Warranty Deed. Lottie V. Samuela to Martha A. Simpson, Warranty Deed. Western Loan and Building Com pany to O. 9. Butler, Trustee, Special Warranty Deed. Relnhold Boea to P. If. Peteraon. Warranty Deed. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS r I ii an I ' ilililnl aaisaaaTi r TvJCPrTc: TrrEV k(LL TREE'S WrllC AS TAN6LES OP PFAU WO0P AEE OtJEW TOUCHEP OFF U6MrrJlrJ6 FAMEO FRENCH ATSMAN ' HIMSELF IN UK ROOM AMP JUMPED FOE WE FUKJ OF lTX Wrri af WW0 a TOOTH HEAVEN A few years ago Dr. George W. Heard, a dentist of Hereford, county seat of Deaf Smith county, Texas, discorered that the percentage of tooth decay in his county was much lower than any previously reported for any other part of the United States. Since then, ether scientists and dentists have studied conditions there, and were amaied that even strangers who came to Deaf Smith county found their teeth less susceptible to decay! It is thought that Deaf Smith's immunity to caries lies in a certain balance of the proper chemicals found in the soil and water locally, affecting all foodstuffs of the district. - ly rx 'J'! f its?- iz Gladtua Fryer Pearee to Raymond Wilson. Warranty Dead. Elisabeth Moore and Lester A. Wilcox to A. S. Chrlstenaen, Contract. Farmers end Prultgrowera Bank to Richard H. McCall, Warranty Deed. OFFER NEW HOMES Seattle, June 12 (IP) More than 2,300 comfortable, modern homes at rents ranging from $5 to $30 a month are now avail Edited 4Na. 7 iff I r- M. able to elderly people and oth ers who wish to move away from Seattle, the homes regis tration office of the civilian war commission announced today. They are located in non-defense areas in Washington, Oregon, t() Idaho and Wyoming. Ancient fighting galleys had as many as 16 tiers of oarsmen. by JOHN HIX TIM EES ft TOOTH PBCAY . COUMTV TEXA'S HVN TUB PBMTAL WFAlTri OF NEWCOMtRS TO TriEp StCTIOI IS IMPROVeD Science mays no clfae. BXPLANATlON of TUB PHEMOMEKION.., 'lovp :r- 7 by Drew Pearson and Bob Allen