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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUIMEDFORb, PREGON,-MONDAY," JtTLY' 13 1942" PAGE SIX Chapter ST 'Just Nenrooe ALL s!6ng Joyce hid told' her self that Ward Allan could not We killed Clarke, but this, he realized, now. was simply be cause such a conclusion was the one she wanted to believe. There was no logic in such a belief; she was trying to reason with her emotions. If Ward- was found guilty. Delia's happiness, her life even., would be ruined: therefore Ward was not guilty. And yet . . . . "Even he did." Thorndike was say in, ."we're all going, to tick - by him. - We'll- aee him tnrougn wis. : ; .. "If he killed him he was lust! fled." Delia said resolutely. "He must have 'hud good' reason to. I won't, believe he did and even If I'm wrong it won t make .any dil ferenee. I love him." "Well: it's fio good wprrrinf bout it yet," Thorndike said. . He pulled up In front of Delia's apartment house. Joyce and Delta got out and thanked him. When they entered the-foyer they found Jack Fanner waiting for them. He looked very neat and well-groomed, his hat waa In his hand, and his upward slanting eyes observed them de liberately. "I got here a little early," he Hid. They went upstairs, taking off hats and coats and settling down in the living room. Delia got a box of cigarettes and an ashtray and put them on the table beside Fenner's chair, and he watched her move about, his smile of ap oroval constant. v Conversationally the going waa awkward for the neat few min utes. They talked of this and that, and Fenner asked Joyce where Kent was. and she explained, and the quiet crept up on them again. "You haven't told him?" Fen ner asked. "About this?" Joyce said. "No, I told you I wouldn't." : Delia stood up and walked over to the windows. Joyce and Fen cer watched her and when she became aware of their inspection her face twisted in a rueful smile and came back. "Just nervous." she said. That's okay," Fenner said, Vou've got a right to be." "You'd like a drink, wouldn't you?" "Now that you mention It," said renner grinning. i . wins: . i would." "I can get it," Joyce said. "In one of the lower cup boards." Delia said. Fenner pulled himself from the chair. "I'll go with you." In the' kitchen Joyce found a bottle of Scotch. "I'll get you eome ice." "Never mind," Fenner said, "Ice dilutes it" Long Walt HE poured wnisky in the glass and added some water from the faucet. He rolled some of the mixture around fn his mouth, said: "Ann." and drank. Leaning against tne sink, oe neia tne glass Up and studied it "When're you going to tell me the rest of it?" . The question brought Joyce up with a start : "But I've already told you." He looked at her. one brow up. "Have you?" he said: then, re moving the pressure of his glance. "All right Whenever you're ready." They went back to the living room and found Delia pacing the floor. Joyce sat down and glanced at her watch. It was ten minutes of twelve. "You know what you're going to say?" Fenner was watching Delia and sha stopped pacing. "You have the envelope?" "Oh!" Delia put her hand to her mouth. "But I haven't" She looked at Joyce. "1 mean " Fenner stiffened and his eyes truck sparks. "Wait a minute! I was i is wis? xou tell me FILM STAR PROMOTED ' Sacramento, Calif., July 13 (JPy James Stewart, the screen star who began his army career as private, ia. now . a firat lieutenant in the air corps. Vm Mall Tribune want ads. Reds Battle V XT J x. JQl aiMivW X oo.V- JwMOSCOW eeiaST IMCMNtS f V. aSaaosjt J 12311 m l . ,aaatov esiooaocaV ocnk hovoo J 7) O VL H.aio J f L-v x I vi7r.oiTov aCMvatooil Bitter fighting was reported as Red Army defenders (Indicat ed by black oblongs), attempted to hold back reinlerced Ger man drive In th Voroneth (1), and Staryl Otkol (2) areas. Germans reported strong Aed lorces encircled behind the Voroneth iront She can get it" Joyce said. . "How long'U it take?" "Twenty minutes." "Oh." Fenner said slowly. "So you've got it?" Joyce stanea to aeny was out changed Tier mind. "Yes." renner teanea Dacx. uasy. ne id. Jovee looked at her watch. Twelve o'clock. Delia looked at her watch. . "It's time," she said. Fenner finished bis drink and they waited. The quiet expanded until it became stifling. Delia could not sit still for more than a minute at a time, and finally Joyce could no longer bear to look at her. Twelve ten. now: twelve eleven, twelve twelve. The sound of the telephone bell waa a ' physical shock to Joyce, Jarring her nerves so that fo- the first second or two she' could not move. Neither could Delia. She gasped and the blood drained from her face and she looked helplessly at Fenner. "All right he said.' a snap in his voioe. This may be it' He came out tof his chair touching her shoulder. Joyce watched her lift the In strument. heard he" say: -"Yes." and then froze on the edge of her chair, holding her breath. - Ne Die ' IT took foreyer for the next word to eome. "Oh," Delia said, and that was enough to tell Joyce something was wrong. Never had she beard such relief come from one small syllable. "Yes," Delia said, color tint ing her cheeks again. "All right . . . Thank you. Uncle Dean." She hung up and smiled weak ly; '.'';.' "False alarm, huh?" Fenner disgusted. "He said it was all right" she told Joyce. "About the lawyer." Joyce leaned back, aware that her muscles were aching There was a dampness in her palms, ana she was angry with hersnl! for letting the suspense do sucn things to her. "I was scared to death." Delia said "I'll say you were." Fenner said. At one o clock Fenner stood up. "I guess it's no dice." he said. "Something must have - gone wrong with his plans." A look of alarm came over Delia's face. "But what will we do?" "Nothing." "You think he's not solns to call?" "There s no ood in hanging. around for it We don't know what the score is so there's no use "But if he goes to the police?" "Why should he?" Fenner went for his coat and hat "If he wanted the envelope the other day he must still want it Some thing made him change hts mind about calling at twelve. Ha mar have seen me or he may be play ing cagey." ?,You think 'hell call again?" "I da but we can't tell when. HI star close to the office the rest of the day and If you snould gel word, let me know. It'll take you a. halt hour to get the envelope anyway and I can be around by that time. The thing is. you've waited an hour ana he didn't keep his date, and if he should call and find you out he'll know why and wait until he can call again. It's okay for you to wait if you want to but uteres no point in my sticking around until you have something." "I suppose you're right" Delia said, "but just the same I think t stay riant nere. Joyce picked ud her nat and coat "Come on, aha ordered Lunch. Delia shook her head. Tm a-o- ing to wait" "Not on an emDty stomach you're not," Joyce said firmly xou may oe nere an aiternoon Te a eeaUnaed NO COMMUNIST BAR San Francisco, July 13 Tl The communist party cannot be barred from, the ballot in Cali fornia under present laws, the state supreme court ruled unani mously today. Twin Attacks RUSSIA too loot On the Radio Chains , STATION! Casta affiliation and when tbey are eo tba dial) ALE (MHS 1130. Port Ian. KKX NHC-BId use. Portland: Slit (NHC-Hlue MHSI ISIS iposane; tuo KC-Blue sio. aa Franclara; III (SHC-Sled) no. rortiaod: kjk (Nbc-hium I (MM. aeatua; KNX (CBH) lota Los Angeles; OA (NBC-Red) IM Denier: KOIN (CBS) 87. Port land; BOVIO (NHT.Rrd) 80 Seattle! KPO (NBC-Bed) SMI San Pranelarat K8L (CBS) Ilea. alt Lake City. iinw Khmrn la fST """""" Monday 8:00 p. m. Don Vlnnlng. KPO: Vox Pop. K8L. KOIN. KNX: Plying Patrol. KEX. KOO. KJR; Sura of To day. KOW; Tranaltunea, KOMO. 6:30 p. m. Kewa, KOO; Voice, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Harry W. Plan nery. KNX, KOIN; Here Comes the Band. KEX; Polk Music from Many Lands. KJR: Melodies Modems. KSL. :00 p. m. Radio Theater, KNX. KOIN. KSL: Mlnatrel Melodies, KPO. KOMO; Goldman Band Concert. KEX. KJR; Victory Army. KOO; Ore gon On Guard, KOW. S:S0 p. m. Mualc by White. KOO: Dr. t. Q . Jim McCain, KPO, KOW, KOMO; Newt, KEX; Greater Wash ington Hour. KJR. '. . . ,7:00 p. m. Your Blind Date, KOO. KEX, KJR: Contented Hour, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Freddy Martin's Orch KNX; KOIN,- KSL.- - r 7:30 p. m Vaughn Monroe's Orch.. KNX. KSL. KOIN: Cavalcade of America, KPO, KOMO. KOW; Lightning Jim, KOO. KEX, KJR. 8:00 p. m. Amoa n Andy, KNX, KSL. KOIN; Fred Waring. KPO, KOMO. KOW :Earl Godwin. KOO, KOW; Lum and Abner. KOO, KEX. KJR. KEX. - 0:18, p. m. Abe Lyman's Orch.. KOIK:' Story Dramas. KPO. KOMO. KJR: Time Out for Melody. KNX. 8:30 p. m. Hawthorne Houae, KPO, KOW. KOMO: Unlimited Hori zons, KOO. KEX. KJR: Jlmmle Ptd- ler, KOO, KEX. KJR Gay Nineties. KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:00 p. m. Telephone Hour, KPO. KOW, KOMO: News, Here ana Abroad, KOO; I Waa There. KNX. KOIN: Down Memory Lane. KEX: Treasury Star Parade,' KJR Sports, KSL. S SO p. m. Hollywood Showcaee, KNX. KOIN Unlimited Horizons. KOMO: Newa. KSL. KJR. KEX: Let There Be Music, KOO Tour Mayor Speaks, KGW; Toast To American Allies. KPO. 10:00 p. m Nat'. Radio Forum. KOO, KEX, KJR: Reporter News. KPO, KOW, KOMO Maaterworka of Music. KSL Five Star Pinal. KOIN. 10:30 p. m. Henderson-La Vere Piano Team, KOO. KJR; Sports. KNX. KSL: Broadway Bandwagon, KEX; Moonlight Sonata. KOW: War time women, KOIN; Ice rolilea. KPO. 11:00 n. m. Wilbur Hatch's Orch, KSL, KOIN; Music and Moon- llsht. KPO: This Moving wona. KEX, KJR: New. KOO. KNX: Rev eries, KOMO; Dance Orch., KOW. Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Ray Harrtngton'e Orch., KPO. KOW; Are You a Mlsa- SUBURBAN HEIGHTS 1nE HARDSHIPS Cf WAR SlfclKK HOME TRED PERU1 WltV HE WAS SUMMONED 1t HIS POSf CEHTtR. TOR AM AlR-RAlD ItSf OUSf At) HE WA! DEAtf THE ACE , KlKG Of CU1&6. AND aWEN HLAW3 HEADED W 100 HONOR ACROSS L Kind of 8sk 8. Festival (. Ilsnlrn II. 1'ressnt IS. Vice 14. Corroded l Dllltseil ' 15. Urn supecsed to hsnl.h pain and St. UjpothsllcaJ force ST. Qlve another title to St. Raited doutb 4L Bread street: a bar. 41 Variable star la Cetut 41 Comtnltt de predations 41. Cerdsd elotb 47. Permission , 41. Kin of most SI. Prophet (1 Pouch IV Pln If. Dlstltaa aorrow is. Among is. Biimie IL Principal lines or eondulta n. Orlsntal eom- msnlar 14. Roushlv elllmk-a! IS Oolf Inttru ucior ss. Leave 17. Psrtatnlns to 4i. Trouble maker ths ocean t. Close IS Stsaoullne name s. Fdibla teed . I'"l I. Square rout it. Biblical country . or tl ' lJ lJ I" V I I7 I8 I K I" 1 "i iiiz " r n Ti""zr "ij""'xr''"' ""3T JT 7 XT 3T" 5Tj " 5 3T" ""Z?7i ""3? Ti 7T iT Z 5 -sr- 5rZZ,"iT -y- Ing Hetr. KSL; Plying Patrol, KEX. KOO, KJR; Newa. KOIN; Stars of KOO. KJR: News, KOIN: Stars 'of KNX: Musical Portrait.' KOMO. 1:80 p. m. Nature of the Enemy. KSL: Clate Robert Reports, KEX, KOO: Horace Hetdt's Treasure Cheat, KPO. KOMO. KOW; Harry W. Plan nary, KNX. KOIN: Polk Musts from Many Lands. KJR. 8:00 p. rn Tommy ltlgg and Bat ty Lou. KNX, KSL, KOIN; Battle of the Sexes, KPO, KOW. KOMO; Oraen Hornet, KBX: Voloe of Victory. KOO; Dance Tim. KJR. ' 8: SO p. m. John Keabltt " and Meredlta Wilson's Orch, KPO, KOMO, KOW; Cheers from tha Camp. KNX, KOIN: Inevitable Mr. Sand. KOO. KJR; News, KEX. ' 7:00 p. m. Counter' Spy. KOO, KEX. KJR: Cheers from th Camp. KNX. KOIN. KSL: Date wltb Judy. KOMO. KPO, KOW. 7:80 p. m. Tommy Doraey's Orch., KPO, KOW. KOMO;. - Red Ryder. KOO, KEX. KJR: Talks. KSL, KOIN; Time Out for Melody. KNX. 8:00 p. m. Amoa 'n Andy. KNX. KSL. KOIN: Bart Oodwln. KOO. KJR. KEX: Fred Waring, KPO, KOW. KOMO. 8:18 p. m. Story Dramas, KOW. KOMO: Olen Miller's Orch, KNX. KSL KOIN; Lum and Abner, KOO, KJR.' KEX; Music Salon, KPO. 8:80 p. m. Information Plea. KOO, KEX, KJR; Are Ton Missing Heir, KNX. KOIN: Johnny Presents, KPO, KOW. KOMO: News. KSL. 8:00 p. . m. Newt, KSL. KOIN; NewHere and Abroad. KOO: Adven ture of th Thin Man; KPO. KOMO. KOW: Down Memory Lane. KEX: Mutlcale, KJR; - American Melody Hour. Knx. 8:30 p. m. Over- the- Top. KOO. KJR: Jerry Weld's- Orch, KNX. KOINr News. KSL. KEX.' t0:00 p. m. Reporter News. KPO. KOMO. KOW: Five Star Final, KOIN: Maaterworka of Music. 1CSL4. 10:30 p. m. Sports. ' KSL, KNX: Harry Owens Hawallans, KPO. KOMO; Ptedy Martin's Orch., KOO. KJR; ' Broadway Bandwagon. KEX: Moonlight Sonata, KOW; War Time Women. KOIN. , 11:00 p. m. Swing Tour Partner. KPO. KOW: This Moving World. KEX. KJR: Newa. KOO. KNX: Dance Orch, KOIN: Revertea.. KOMO. . Williams Creek Williams Creek. July 13 (Spl.) E. . U. Provolt; . who passed away at Grants Pass after long illness waa buried in the Sparlin Cemetery July 3. Mr. Provolt waa the last of the brothers of an old time family of this community. Two sis ters survive. The Provolt post office was named for. the fam ily. Pallbearers - were Louie Hanson, Ed - Roberts, - George Fields, Chas. Fields, Harold Whltestie and Herman Mes senger- Mr. and Mn. E. Shepman of Santa Cms, Calif., are spending their vacation at the horn of Mra. at Ot-WAa WlLUAMg l iMi f v o C aiTflA a , RoAjO LI'L ABNER When Strong Yokums Weep II By Al Capp . ..,u.n o,.v.,ry'. Nn. xgti w&pA izr xssPcZSfttgs L zxBz&ggiP) M. Air slant af SS. Brertsaa fa th wrH A tT ' 'ZZf?????" OEY VbuLO tt SOAK the Irla sun. SrJSZrJrii swal''C S L C H TIME ro TXtM CIRCUS PliTOLJS TH' I BfllDe THAN I 'srolU t TMtY MD rf . V 5a THCjySAN rXXLAKS.' ) tTrV-KtTT.T WS LOADCD-Wir J SCBK, I SPtNOTM 'ttS! O MtR Lirt !. ,r". i .., a .'CTinC . Trrajsui i . . i . . . , m slanks ?.r -r an- -daid " gu.r -t st-- I r t': Kit'rov'SSai' THE NEBBS Hold Everything " By Hess a WVrl ft. Covert JJ si-ma-, use . tn. MM m"C JJt S Cai-ipajSw ooxroosj J? S J CO fn OMSiM ! fJsl vwswam rr aMO Shopman's parent. Mr. - and Mra. Tom Wilkinson. Mr. Wilkinson who broke her ankle vral wka ago la now a bit to take a few sups. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Youngbtood and smalt son spent th weekend t' union' Creek. ' . - A party of 80 friends and neigh bor, enjoyed a ptenla en the beau tiful lawn of the Blodgett horn Sunday after Sunday school. Pres ent war Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lundy. Billy Black. Mr. and Mrs., Floyd Smith and child ten, Mr. and Mra. Letter . Spariln. Mr. ' and Mra. C. W. Roberta, Tom Oelneford. Mrs. Ray Topping. Wanda and Lin den. Colleen Wonoek. Howard ' and Dick Lovell. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Blodgett' snd Jlmmle. Mr. and Mrs Abel Blodgett and three daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Blodgett end runic and- Jlmmle Carter of Van couver, . wash. , ' Mr.' and Mrs Ivan Lundy hav re cently .bought, the old .Hartley place. They are from the Medford cantonment 'area. -i Fred Lichen who recently told his place near Provolt has pur chased ths Bar m ranch near Mur phy from Mr. Barry. Mr. Bertha Carter of Vancouver. Wash, netted last week with her aunt. Mrs. A. L. Blodgett snd fam ily. She ws returning horns from San Francisco, where sh visited her oldest tent who Is in th navy, before his leaving or-duty. - Mr! and . Mrs. O. B. Olafton'end son. George, of Pasadena,- Calif vtatted-Mr. and Mrs.- Ivan Lundy last -week.- ' , Mrs. - Beatrice Lewder - and son, Lawrence, and two frlende from, Sac ramento. Calif., are visiting Mn. Lwders parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick iMflUR. ... Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hanson 'spent the - Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. C. W.--Roberts.- 1 Mr. Hilton hurt his back recently when hla foot caught In 'the stir' rup ss he wa getting off hi hone snd he was thrown on his oaca.- Mrt. Teel and baby of San Fran-elaeo,- are visiting her parent. Mr. and- Mra. Mullln. Of the local boy In the service Harold Venelll and Jim Hyde are at Sheppard Field , Texas. ' and Del mar Sorrels st Wichita Fall. Tex. 'At the school election June IB, Floyd Smith wa -reelected school director and Pauline Varner clerk About 35 ladle and girl attended a' picnic luncheon and shower at the home of Mrs. Tom Swearengln tor Louise Oray. th recent , bride of Elmer' Oray. Sh received ,many useful and beautiful present., Th high school claaa of the union Sunday achool held a wiener rout recently at the home of Mr. Harry Cougle. . Miss Eunice Blodgett assisted the hoe teas, Mrs. Cougle. Big Applegate Big Applesate, July 11-Spl.) Chester Kubll of Junction City recently .purchased the Claud Hawkins ranch of 300 acres on Thompson Creek as a cattle ranch. It will be remem bered that Mr. Kubll , also bought the Edward KubU home here a. few; months ago, and he expects to establish his rest- dence here in the . future. Mr. Hawking and his aged mother expect . to live In San Francisco. Mn.- Leon Little ana aaugnter. Beulah, have returned to their borne near Ruch after a week's motot trip to Alva, 'Okls.. where they- visited frlende and relatives.' They were accompanied by Mrs. Little's daugh ters. Helen and Wand, etudenta st Southern Oregon College of Educa tion, and by her son and dauajhter- ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don utti 01 tredford. ... Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mattason of Lea-Angel are guests of th former's fatner. -D.- Matte son. . st Appie- gste. Mr. and 'Mrs. BT. n. Tsyior nave returned . her after a brief motor trip to' Washington, where they vis ited-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleaves at Grand view, and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Taylor st vsnoouver. Frank Chllders of Medford took over the" Big Applegst mall rout HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Inside Tip I I cm r hunt soe wartaceoNr 5BOTCui. I V no.i just V oki ttxjsT mavse 1 I y.,. I nantPi I On sit Ou" 8raFwtl tUrV I I PIEVT StNW WCtrKIMS ABCARO A . waiafPOVSBl XI GOT TBND . II ? HS- I A ftUTM CEBTIFlCATf , WV WHY I ' U'tiinras I I I rimjRi tsooc-smip snP tsicTs a icon aSOUMO- with a rA cewNtausf toupwii I 5 ut, I rR,tNp...aNPNOOuSTioigsA". A you-fl F assail oN avtsav.otx-.wss'l N I ppers.' u casrr . jv He l you west ORr4! V I eeajew-att. I , jrju avoir m scanccM tw - t . f Mcsot nr icon I I U7 Sy 'hUjAArv i 1 - 77-BtBBB Pj strt July 1, having been given the four- year contract to carry th malt, suc ceeding Oscar Lewis of Jacksonville. The' rout alto covers sterling and Little Applegst. Mr. Cnlldert, who has bad fourteen years' experience a mall carrier, recently completed contracts on Grants Pass, Crescent City and Eureka routes. Warn Kubll of Seattle I spend ing atveral week ber with hi grandmother, Mrs. Maud KubU. Th Bible conference, in session last week st the Oregon Christian Center at Murphy, closed Sunday. Th Murphy group held a basket dinner and aervtee July 4. Mrs., Helen Davis and sons, ac companied by Mrs. Marlon Soder- man of Klamath Falla. Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Turner of Fort Klamath, Miss Dorma Cox of thla community and rMa. Orace Cook, houae guest of Mra.' Davis, have returned from a week's camping trip to the Umpqua. Corporal Dow Lewi returned to Cmp Roberta. Cat, Saturday, after spending, a - 13 -day furlough her with his mother, Mrs. Gerald, Buck. Corporal Lewis.' who Is in th field artillery, also visited his father. Er vln Lewi of 'Elk Creek. snd hit aunt. Mrs. Frsnk Dltsworth of Pros pect. .... . Frends here were aorry to learn of -the-death --of Keeper- Kubll -of Missouri Fat Friday, which occur red kfter a long lllnet.' Burial took place st-Missouri Fist Sunday. Mr. Kubll was bom In 1870 In the com munity In -which he was living.- and had apent hi life farming. He Is survived by. his wife. Emma Cook Kubll. snd three ons. Zern, ' 'of Northern California: Evan of Cen- STRANGE AS IT SEEMS. ' ' a XAAAAA ABBOTT 6REAT AMER1CAM SIMMER. P5V2FORMED IN sPOSANE WASH. IM 1883 NO TrABATER. WAS , AVAILABLE- E.O SHE SAMCl IM A ?2PE(2.-riCli:ET WAS RESEEVED SEATS ON PLOW'S , AND J rrA pa IrVWLeVXCNl'S WjAILE; R.9Ar2. bEATS ON NAU K-tCdS WEE.5 SLI6HTLV CHCAPER. FAST CATS Th cheetah, trained by sportsmen In Europe, Is often called utd in th chase both In Africa and India. Resembling a dog in and stubby, and are not retractile like those of other felines. handled like a falcon, being blindfolded and lashed until game and soon brings down even the haa been clocked at speeds up V Safe After Raid r1 Lieut. Lea Hawel (above), of Seattle, Wash., was among Air Force crewa which made the first raid on German held terri tory from British bases. tral Point, - and. Vane of Bagle Point. . m aF fit ' y WrKICAN AyWAC Or THc CAT X ; 6EY WOUND 20 YARDS AND ( EAT T EASILY IM A rrbm tsyyvSTkraU. ttkt. lmtlm I tU rtaraiw i taw i ij ' 1 i fleetest of antelopes. Probably tha fastest' animal in the world, it to 70 miles an hour over 100-yard courses! Edited by Climax Climax, July 13. Spl. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kenney enter tained at dinner the Fourth for Robert and Marie Hill of Ash land, Carl Hurson and Ben Os wald of Central Point and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Austin and fam ily' of Prospect. In the evening all repaired to the Wertz home for games and dancing. . Mil Roberta Wert ha returned bom after th flv week' course at summer school st SOCB. Mr. and Mrs. Oen Winning ham and family and Mrs. Meda Comatoek apent the week-end at (h ranch her. . ... Mr. - and Mr. Floyd MacKeer of Hilt, Calif., spent th week-end with Mrs. mm Gold. Crystal Gold Is working In Med ford. Climax mall route ha been dis continued for the present snd pat ron her receive msll in Medford. Ted Kenney, who works st Trait, spent th week end with bis family here. . .Haying is th order of the day and there is a very good crop. Mrs. I. M. Werta of Anderson, Cal.. spent th past two week visiting at th horn of ber son. L. -H. Werts. Mllroy Charley. PhU Wert and Doug. Oalbreath of Eagle Point vis ited st the Werta home Sunday. Closing tlm for Classified Ads 9 a. m. Too Ut to Classify 12:30 by JOHN HIX Jislar,,t'asral CAM TfeLL AM iNCleNT BUI tDINcrS A0B BY ITS PtAsTEB- (They wow what iki6Hediemt weut into puasteb. during VARiOU'S PERIODS) th "hunting leopard" because) It H r many respects, its clawa ara ahort In India the cheetah ia trained and is sighted, whereupon it darts awar Drew Pearson and Bob Allen 0 o