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PAGE EIGHT : MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1942 When a rich ui handsome new Interne. Dr. Carte Ion Aid. come to SUUwell Memorial Hos pital, most of the nurses set their caps for him. bat RiletU Ranter claim to be Indifferent. Never theless, she finds herself eacerl looking forward to party to which be b) to escort her. When an emergency ease prevents him from calling for her. be sends ber a message through another none, Beatrice Blake, hot Beatrice, wbo has designs on him and Is jealons of Rlletta. deliberately distorts the message, canting a misunder standing, at the party. Rlletta snubs him. When Or. Sam John son takes ber home, Beatrice tell Dr. Ash that RiletU I Dr. John , son's girl, which I not true. The next morning. Rlletta ss assigned as special nurse to a wealthy old lady. Mrs. Crownlnshleld. who Is a friend of Dr. Ash's. Again. Bra trice's Jealousy Is aroused. She gets RiletU Into trouble, causing her to be removed from the case. Then, she herself succeeds In be ing assigned to It. Later that day. Dr. Ash runs Into RiletU In the diet kitchen and slu down to chat with her. She's no longer angry at him and now longs to respond to his friendliness, but she feel stiff and Inarticulate In his presence. CHAPTER XVm A FTER a short silence. Dr. Ash said, "I was sorry to find that you had been taken oil of Mrs. Crownlnshield's case." Rlletta felt a stab of pain at this reminder of her disgrace. 6he lowered her eyes. 'Tm sorry, too" "I don't exactly understand why you were removed,' he added. RiletU gave him a stricken look. "I made a terrible mistake this morning when I prepared the med icine tray for the patient on the sixth floor. There was mouth wash Instead of medicine in one of the glasses. I don't know how in the world It happened, but It did." Dr. Ash frowned. "Was anybody else In the service room with you whrn you fixed the medicines?" "Miss Blake." "Do you suppose she could have tampered with the tray?" "Oh. I dont think so," Rlletta aid quickly. "Why should she do such a thing?" "I don't know. I don't know why any one would do such a thing. It Just occurred to me as a possibil ity." "No rm afraid I cant blame It on Bee. She was busy getting the thermometers ready. It was Just my own carelessness. Fra afraid." Rlletta slKhed. "Well, don't let It get you down. It's lust one of those things." There was another silence. Then. Dr Ash said hesitantly. "You know this Is the first oppor tunity I've had to Ulk to you alone since last night. I wanted to tell you how sorry I was that I couldn't get over to the nurses' home by nine. You got my message, didn't you?" "Yes." Rlletta answered briefly. For the first time, she wondered whether his message could really have been as curt as it had sounded when delivered by Bee. TOO seemed angry when I saw you later at the party. When I tried to apologise and asked to Uke you home, you well, you sort of snapped me off ." "I wasn't angry." RiletU lied. "It was simply that Dr. Johnson had already asked to Uke me home." "You've known Bam Johnson a long time, havent you?" "Yes since we were children." Dr. Ash. remembering what Bee had told him about RiletU and Dr Johnson experienced a feeling of bleakness. He wanted to know Rlletta better wanted to ask her to have dinner with him sometime but he felt he shouldn't cut in on Bam Johnson. Being with this pretty girl did something to him warmed bis heart in a way he had never known PROSPECT Prospect, Sept. 22 (Spl.) Local students leaving for col ' lege within the next few days, include Paul Pearson, son of Mrs. Frances Pearson, a senior. Onnls Grieve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luda Grieve, a Junior, Ted dy Sutcliffe, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Sutcliffe, Sr., and Darwin Bevcns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bevens, both first year students, will attend Oregon State Col lege. At the University of Ore gon, Stanford Pearson will en roll as a senior, and his wife. Mary Pearson, a freshman; also Wcldon Zundel, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Zundel, will finish his freshman year In January. Miss Elisabeth Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clcll Cunning ham, will be a first year student at Southern Oregon college of Education, at Ashland. Miss An Fraedrick. daughter of Mr mH Mrs. E. E. Fracdrich Jr.. went to Eugene the first of this week, and will start nurse training at Sacred Part hospital, there, next week. Mirn Mnry Snook, youngest rlsuijh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. anno. oept. i7. for Damps. Idaho, to finish her hljrrt school course st northwest Naaaren college. Csrol and Shirley Ann Chrtstesn of Mrd'ord sr visiting their grand, parents Mr. snd Mrs. Joe Bobbyn. Mr. snd Mrs. Ed son L. Mesne left for their horns at Alpsus-h. Cslif., Tuesdsy. sfter spending several dys with their son-in-law. daughter, and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chspmsn. and children. Latins. Clsra. Lois, and Dle. Msurlce Wllllsma of Coqulle. ar rived Sent. 18 to visit Ms uncle snd sunt. Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry Hsrt. tor Ut fittt WKjt. Ux. YYUUan bat sa- - by WAYNE SPRAGUE j before. This was the tort of girl he'd always dreamed about. She was to different from the society girls be nad known who wasted their frivolous young lives in beauty shops and on dance floor queening their way through life This girl was sweet and serious. He recalled how Mrs. Crownlnshleld had taken a fancy to her at once and Mrs. Crownlnshleld was a wise old lady. He rose. "Well. I must go and look in again on Mr. Crownln shleld. I suppose you've heard that she had a setback after her opera tion. I'm somewhat worried about her" "Is she a relative of yours?" asked RiletU. remembering what Bee had told her. "No but she has always seemed Uke a very close and dear relative I call her Aunt Mary She and my grandmother were lifelong friends They went to school together Well . goodby for now. I'll be seeing you." "Ooodby." said RiletU. trying to make her voice sound casual. She looked down at her coffee cup. fearing that the voung Interne might see In her eyes how much her feelings had been stirred by the mere fact of talking to him for a little while. , rl THE days that followed. Bee Blake made the most of her posi tion as special nurse to Mrs. Crownlnshleld. taking advantage of every opportunity she had to Ulk to Carleton Ash. These oppor tunities were many for he came to the room quite often. As Mrs Crownlnshleld still lav In a semi stupor and as there was very little to do for her except to give her medicine and keep her comfort able. Bee and the young doctor fre quently found time to chat In low tones during his visits. Bee was a pretty girl and she had a definite way with men. Almost be fore he knew It. Carleton Ash found himself getting interested in her She was so vivacious and so friendly 8he cheered him up. He had been rather lonely since he had taken up the study of med icine. Upon entering medical school he had turned his back on the gay social life to which he had been accustomed and had settled down to hard work Contrary to Riletta's appraisal of him he was very much In earnest about his career and took his work almost too seriously . In fact, he had chosen the med ical profession against the wishes of his parents. His father had wanted him to come into the Ash Iron Works and had been unable to understand the voung man's de termination to be a doctor As for his society mother she had been very much put out. "1 think It's perfectly foolish Carleton " she had said "A doctor has no life of his own no time foi any fun and social relaxation. He'i at everybody's beck and call He has to go wherever and whenever he's summoned and his patient usually Dick the most Inopportune tlmt to call him. Really. I think you're crazy'" He had gone ahead despite these objections and had thrown him self wholeheartedly Into the Job ol realizing his ambition. Now however though he had no regrets he began to realize lust how lonely he had been during the past tew years He had had little time for girls and as he listened each day to Bee's merry chatter It came to him that he needed to see more of girls to take a little time off now and then for recreation. Also he realized that he needed to get the thought of one particu lar girl out of his head He found himself thinking of Rlletta all too often. He must try tc forget her for she was 8am Johnson's girl Besides, she had given more than one Indication of disliking him Perhaps this pretty red-headed Beatrlre Blake could help him to put RiletU out of his thoughts. . . . (To be continued) (Th characters m thit serial art tlctittouti ! listed In the glider division of the U. 8. Air Corps, snd will begin train ing in November. Dwyght Moor, son of Mr. snd Mrs. Reuben Moore, enlisted in th U. S. Air Corps, ss a mechanic and left Sept. IS. for Portland, to take his fins examination. Mrs. Nelson Nye left last Sunday for Ysmwy. Klamath county, where she Is staying with her dsughter. Mrs. Mnrlon Bean, and earing for her little grandson. Darwin Besn. white Mrs. Bran teaches schnhl. Little Rsv Shaffer, son of Mr. snd Mrs. Everett Shaffer of Medford. ts visiting this week with hi little cotislns. Bobble and Burtl Broom field. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Falrchlld. Sr.. took their 4-year-old granddaughter. Karen Kelly, to Medford. Friday where she underwent a tonMlectomv. Wed nesday. Is convalescing nicely, and will be able to come to her horn here within a few dave. Mr. and Mrs R. Ceford Oarmitte and daughter Olenda Onyl arrived Tiieadsv from Roseburg, to spend the nest couple of months with Mrs. Osrroute's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn ""sln-hUd. Sr . while Mr. Osr oute Is ennvalrsclng from the serious accident he suffered In July. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevens snd children Vera. Jean and Johnny, left Sept. 18. for Westwood. Calif , to vllt Mrs. Stevens' parents. Judge Fixes Ticket For Overseas Man San Francisco. Sept. 22 (U.fS Superior Judge Theresa Meikle "fixed" an overtime parking ticket today without a blush. The ticket was Issued to Ma jor Leonard McUce. now In Aus tralia, who wrote Judge Meikle he would return and pay the $2 fine "some day after we've lick ed the Japs and marie a peace with honor." JnaUiad, (lit cancelled the tag. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain affiliation and where they ar on th dial! KAI-fc (MBS) I J JO. Portland. ktX (NrWVHWt) 110. Portland. itus (sm-Hiu a iH) isiu Spokane KOO (MW.-Blus) 810. San rranclsroi IIIW (NHCHedl till. Port lend 1 a J B (NHOHIuel IUO0. aesltl; RNft (CBS) 1070 Los Angeles; ROA NBC Red) Denver: KOIN CB"I 70. Port land: Kiimo (Mtr.Red) (M Seattle) KPO 0'HC-Krd SMI San Francisroi KSL (CBS) lla Ball u City. Tim Shown ts PWT Tuesday 8:00 Little Concert, KOW: Ar You a MUslnsr Heir. KSL; Secret City, KEX, KOO, KJR: H. V. 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KJR, KSL; Northwest Neighbors, KOIN: News, KEX: Your Mayor Speaks. KOW: Who's Who On th Home Front, KOMO; On Our Bandstand. KPO. 10:00 Reporter News. KPO, KOW, KOMO: Nat'l Radio Forum. KOO, KEX: News, KNX. KOIN: Masterworks of Music. KSL; chamber Music Society, KJR. 10:30 Freddy Martin's Orch., KOO, KJR; Sport. Abe Lyman's Orch., KNX, KSL: Harry Owens" Hawaiian. KPO, KOMO; Broadway Bandwagon, KEX: Moonlight Sonata, KOW; The World Today. KOIN. 11:00 Matty . Calneck's Orch. KOIN, KSL: Organ. KPO; This Mov- Ing World, KEX, News, KOO, KNX: Dance Orch.. KOW; Folk Music, KJR; Evening Reveries, KOMO. Every American can share In the success of our war against barbarism and tyranny by in vesting every cent available in his country's war savings bonds. BvCXUYAS WILLIAMS SWING MOT, flCVt IT UP AND MISSING BALL STAMPS SWINOlNS COMPL6T6UY FOOT TO PRACTICE F0K6ETS LL A OUT FATHER'S INMXUCT IONS AN0 6IVES AM ANGRY BOOT, CONNECTING ball Hits study WINDOlM.VROM WHICH FATHER SHOUTS NUT ID Kit. 5U HARD NEAR THE H0DSfc,ReSTORIr46 trXT-CONFIPENlE I Kind of beer 4 Party for mes ft Even icont.) 5 Dance atep I Produce designs on tnetai t Rob Mental strata 10 Finish II Dish of greens 11 Leaning tower IS In order to 10 Kind of hat 31 Large estate 39 Corrode 34 a re 1 Sun .7 Beetle 10 Particular S3 Oft 14 Raised merit on skis J Mineral spring SS EnetnT of Jews S7 European mountains 35 Summons 41 Mountain range tm South America 4 Malt beverac 44 Edge ot roof 4 Kind of eheees) 45 Man' nlcknares 0 Rodent E SMS'TE l SC. COURT HOUSE NEWS MarrUg Lleansas Vernon L. Thomas and Cora man French. Lt Walter H. Flemln and sara Hoffman. Lorence T. Davis and Nona Dorothy Aldridge. Marshall O. Bessonetta, Jr and Anna Kathleen Erlwarrle Henry Napper and Evelyn i-a v erne ixwery. George Benton Russell and Georgia Catherine Franklin Nicholas Lytwynec and Char lotte marian sweet. Homer Wallace Smet and Roberta Muriel Hamlin. Divert Fll.d Berteen Davis vg. Sydney M. uavis. Lyda Hayneg vs. Vernon J. Haynes. Chervl Smith ranMii ... - - ""-'"I VB. Harlan Cantrall. Probata Court Guardianship of Cynthia Ann Herron et ai, minora. deeds" Arcril Sharp to Zella M. Do warranty deed. Margaret Holt to Cha. L, Wlmer, ana. W. H. Flagg to Weill nam. r ranty deed. u 8. of America v. C. a. o.- Auto Company, Inc. Judgment and Declaration of Talcing and Order of Immediate Possession. Bessie Mary Bonneau to r. Thurston, warranty deed. William J. Warner to Medford Lumber Co.. warranty deed. ueorord Lumber Comoanv to A. c Hyde, warranty deed. A. O. Hyde to W. w. Wlnningham. warranty deed. Prudential Insurance Company of America to Ernest C. Rice. deed. Robert Johnson to P. R. Alley, timber deed. Clark B. French to Alio r. Wllllt. warranty deed. Harry B. Rhodes to R. K. Seeg mil ler, warranty deed. Juanlta Brlttson to Donald H. Brlttsan. bargain and sal deed. Con Austin to N. J. Nielsen, war ranty deed. William E. Price to Charles E. Rose, warranty deed. L. B. Hadley to Charts E. Ross, bargain and sal deed. Bessie Wood to Charles E. Roe, warranty deed. Mary. Lowe to Charles E. Rose, warranty deed. Florence Price Johnson to Charles E. Rose, warranty doed. Frank Brazllle to Charles E. Rose, warranty deed. Oeorre P. Chalker to Earl J. Kelly, warranty deed. Wllllard Spencer Eaton to M. Jess Costa, warranty deed. Charles E. .Rose to Edward R. Davis, warranty deed. Verne Tern pier to W. Xj. Stewart, warranty deed. L. S. TTapp to Fred A. Johnson, special warranty deed. Leslie Roger to Edith Orant Mar tin, warranty deed, Luclle B. Foster to 8. R. Hale, warranty deed. A. V. Kellar to M. 8. Ruff, war ranty deed. Wm. F. Hunter to Millard Sumner Ruff, deed. K. S. Boynton to M. 8. Ruff, war ranty deed. Ralph Merrltt to H. E. Rhodes, warranty deed. Oeorae E. Carpenter to W. A. Carr. warranty deed. Virginia C. Hanchett to Olenn M. Bailey, warranty deed. Obert C. Hanson to Don Ft, New bury, warranty deed. K. J. Nielsen to W. 8. Weber, war ranty deed. John E. Roberts to Emma I. Roberts, warranty deed. R. O. Bufllngton to Csmill T. Springer, warranty deed. J. R. Hoskln to D. E. Millard and J. W. Shirley, quitclaim deed. A. T. Snider to Vern D. .Bright, HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Brat Bats Hat r sa..iDuKia MAM, WILL YCU MAM, WILL yOU LADY J I'LL SWA. A VA ''SST-ClASS V ANVTMINS I MY NEW Vei BHtT( C?rt M0LB MY fMUSMTt. kj-f F.ST-CLASS lOMVICT... I'VEM JUST TO ?HAT,' rT L- liniXFA iL WHILI I SET S I CiTY FO. A HOTEL SEEM SlEEPiNG SE5 HAP.' -7 ! l-i r TTiViSS'k tVt J LI'L ABNER Special Reporter jjt Aj Capp MAKE Lit ABNEH CONrCSS . i'r-islww!' .A 1 OuGHTA SSlUn l UN &CAK.&Lt f? ) JEST STOOPED T'CHAT I , WHO HI. LADV miEND WAS, -L,-T f&T iTL'U ! ANV (MOANII iilNUTH I I PT i , WIF A STRAN&EB, FCT I Tk4' NIGHT C TM' MUBDER f J & kTV CSrr J FuS fl Ml) "'NUTE - AN' OUR I g sr( q" rf THE NE BBS Too Much for Rudy u oy nss iivfr MOBK,sw L PLUMPER, 4N MTKTWO CRATmS JTamCLON I &Jt SuOe7u) , Jvs T 1 SCLP, Md, RioUTXXAL fiLECTWOAN OR Of CANTALOUPE S-IanO CYCLASE EEoV5R27i. 70 (iEl'J-1U-.5es'D N'N' A.vi ID 6CT IthE ICr2MAw? SAV5 hp. NetDSlTuiMSeLP A. rf s v we.p tAP46 erJ akO Sue. but 00 BET T F1VE.O fpv- - THtMOKjev prv,CEMD.' J aV- IV feV&ST AMBAGES BeroRE y warranty deed. Vera D. Bright to D. L. Koehler. assignment or lea. Cam Doder to Ada Taylor, war ranty deed. Ben Oerntt to Wlllard B. Cnureh. deed. Emma Bennett to Edward Carl Bennett, St, warranty deed. Arthur F. Abbott to V. a. Barnt house, warranty deed. Forest Emery to Marios Walter, quitclaim deed. Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association to A. L. Beck, war ranty deed. A. L. Beck to Otto B. Beckett, war ranty deed. Bernle L. Smith to Charles W. Austin, warranty deed. A. Wattenberg to Earl H. Hanseom. contract of sale. Clara L. Palmar to Roy R. Hay, warranty deed. Carol Le Vn Nuy to Sumner C. Williamson quitclaim deed. Mabell Florence Van Nuy Lockett to Sumner C. Williamson, quitclaim deed. Samuel 8. Davtes to Us uric F. Barlow, warranty deed. William P. Lang to Helen B. Lang, power of attorney. Clara Arnold Young, Andrew Doug at Toung to Varna I Elliott, war ranty deed. Sheriff Byd I Brown to Eagle Point Irrigation District, Deed on Tax Fore- closura Wlnnl A. Brown to Oeorg Tung, warranty deed. . STRANGE AS IT SEEMS , AJO, ARIZONA X CONTRIBUTED ITS N SIDEWALKS TO THE RUBBER. l! II wd!e - It MADE OF OLD mil TPnrr dROUP WHER-Ti JnS i.f THE JAP INVADERS Ov 1i3Lmfl-Jz& LANDED ARE KNOWN M f f j ' as tub fcAx'f ryr--- i , EAT ISLANDS HliL (The group includes h'fg a I' AV - KiStcflT island ,f JZ fAVe rgrfy 1 9-lT. r?tJ ''' " c.iMiwiresratau.'i;i'eA) -wgSJSl MvS8MAa! mmwmmbmm- T (I. s. r.1. OS-All rbU mmt GIRL DIVERS Aside from their strenuous underwater work, both th Moore girls hold city and state rec ords in track. Fanny is unofficially a co-holder of a world's record in th fifty-yard sprint, Tha Moor family is well rprsntd underwater, since the girls' two brothers and father ar pro fessional divers. An interesting story comes to light in brother Bill's experience when he cut school on day for an Important diving job. Next day th tea char scolded him for being ab-v sent, telling him h had cost himself $7 in educational value by being absent, Unabl tj mist temptation. Bill showed the teacher his diving pay for th day a check for $1121 Weill a. Bead to 1. P. Frost, war ranty deed. Clara Arnold Toung to Frd B. Lennard, warranty deed. James E. Owen to Harold If. Oun ton. agreement of sale. Sheriff Syd. I. Brawn to Medford Lum be. Company, sheriff deed on foreclosur. Victor H. F1U to U. 8. of Amer ica, warranty deed. Melissa i. Parson to V. O. of America, warranty deed. Cha. O. Oswald to U. 8. of Amer ica, warranty deed. Vera Caul. J. M. Sutberlra to Bute Highway Commission, warranty deed. Jaekaon County Federal Savings and Loan Association to Allen R. Smith, quitclaim deed. The Grange Roxy Ann Granga Roxy Ann Grange met In reg ular session Sept. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hick ey were obligated in first and second degrees and Margaret Tedrick In the third and fourth. Social hour was enjoyed in visiting and playing games. Re freshments were served by the HEC ladies. Upper Applagata Granga Upper Applegate Grange met Edited by AV'k "V a VS&& I In regular session Sept. 12 with 24 members present. The Booster Night program lv to be held Saturday, Sept. 2(f) at 8:30 p. m. Everyone in tha community is invited. Central Point Granga Central Point Grange HEC will meet at the home of Miss Maury in Central Point at S p. m. Wednesday. Dinah's Valuable Taken by Burglar Hollywood, Sept. 22 (U.F5 Dinah Shore, sweet-singing radio star, and her actress-roommate, Shirley Mitchell, reported to po lice today that burglars entered their West Hollywood apartment last night, stealing furs and jew elry valued at $500. Miss Shore said the thieve took a $300 white fur jacket, two watches and several rings. P" lice said the burglars apparent!? gained entrance into the apart, ment by springing the door lock with a piece of celluloid. - To cleanse the world of ruth less murderers America asks only of those who cannot fight to invest to the nth degree ir war savings bonds and stamps. byJOHNHIX UrSE AMD TANNY MOORE lArtfKOMVILLE FLA. r ARE- PROFESSIONAL DIVERS ' TuEV HAVE OPTErl ICCEftPULLy COMPLETED UNDERWATER. JOBS TURNED POWN BY ANU ONC& BROUGHT UP AN OUTBOARD MOTOR COST IN A RACE WHICH WASV LATER. U'sED N WINNING . R.ACIM6 TROPHlBSi Drew Pearson and Bob Allan
