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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1942 On the Radio Chains STATION!! Caaln afi. laiiun tad when tfctj era an lot dials KALK (MHK) UJC. Partial!; HKX M Bluet IIS. Purtlaad; KUA (Nttr-Hliie MH IJIO Spokane; KCiO (SBC-Blur) IIS. Sag rranrliro; HOW (NHC-Ked) iO. Portland! (NBC-Blue! 1000. fcreltlrj KMX (CBSI IU1S. Lot Ansrlra: ROA OBC-Krdl SM lirnirr: KOIN (CBS) 870. Port land! HOMO (NBC-Rrd) 85 Va'tlr: KFO (NHC-Nrd) SM ' KSL (CBS) IISO, alt Laka City. i.... .-...own la FWTa Sunday 6:00 p. m. 4ong Shop Romanoa. KOO: Hrllo, Americana, KSL. KOIrl. KNX: Edgar Bergen, KPO, ROW. KOMO: Christian Science Prfm., KEX; Ooapel Clinic. KJR. 8 30 p. m. Start from toe Blue. KOO, KEX. KJR: William Winter. KNX. KOIN, KSL: One Man'a Family. KPO, KOW, KOMO; Portland ctwol of alualc KOIN. fl :0O p. m. Manhattan Uerry-Qo-Round, KPO. KOMO. KOW: Radio Reader'e Digest. KNX, KSL, KOIN: Show of Yesterday and Today, KOO, KJR, KEX. 6:80 p. m. American Album of Familiar Muale. KPO. KOMO, KOW: Fred Allen, KNX. KXL. KOIN; Inner Sanctum Myatery, KOO. KJR. KEX. 7:00 p. m. Hour of Charm, KPO. KOMO. KOW; Goodwill Hour. KOO. kex, KJR: Take tt or Una It, KMC. KOIN. KSU . T30 p. m. Report to the Nation. KOIN. KSL: Walter Wlnehell, KPO. KOW. KOMO; Inglewood Park Con cert. KNX. 8:00 p. m. Crime Doctor, KNX. KOIN: Oraat Olldereleeve. KOMO, KOW, KPO: Earl Godwin, KOO. KEX. KJR: Newt. KSL. S:1S p. m Jlmmle Tidier. KOO. KEX. KJR: Church and Freaent Day Froblema, KSL. 8:90 p. m Quia Klda. KOO. KEX. KJR: Oene Knipa'e Orch., KNX; Un limited Horlzona. KOW. KOMO: Peo pled Pavroll Party. KOIN: Art Link letter. KPO. SAO p. m. Freddy Martin! Orelu KOO. KJR, KEX: William Winter, KNX. KOIN: Evervbody't Muale. KOMO: String Ensemble, KSL. 8:30 p. m. Dorothy Thompeon Comment. KOO. KJR, KEX: Wa Be lleia, KOMO; On Temple Square. KSL. 10:00 p. m. Reporter ICewa, KPO. KOW, KOMO: University Explorer. KOO, KEX. KJR: Newa. KNX, KOIN; Echoea of the Opera, KSL. 10:S0 p. m. When Evening Cornea. KOMO. KOW; What'a It All About. KNX. KOIN: Quiet Hour. KEX; Ooa pel Hour, KJR; Unlimited noruwna. KPO. 11-00 p. m. Melodlea for Uncle Bam. KOO. KEX. KJR: Manny Strand'a Orch., KOIN; Oeoree OUenl Orch, KPO, KOW; News, KNX. . Monday 8-00 p. m. Refrwn Tour Memory. KPO; Vox Pop. KSL; Don Wlnalow of the Navy. KOO. KEX, KJR; Sura of Today, KOW; Army Recruiting Prgm., KOIN: Curtain Oalla, KOIN; Tranaltunea, KOMO. 6:90 p. m Jack Armstrong;, KOO. KJR, KEX; Voloe, KOW, KPO KOMO; Harry W. Flanoery, KNX. KOIN. 6:00 p. m. Radio Theatre, KNX. KOIN: Counter Spy. KOO. KEX: Xyet Aloft. KPO. KOMO. KOW; You Cant Do Business with Hitler. KJR. 6:90 p. m. Victory Parade of Spot light Bands. KOO. KJR. KEX: Melodic Potpourri, KOW; Salon Serenade. KOMO; Deep Melody, KPO. 7-00 p. m- Raymond Oram Swing. KOO. KJR KEX: Screen Oulld Play. KNX. KOIN, KSL; Contented Hour, KPO, KOMO, KOW. 7:80 p. m. Blondle, KNX KSL. KOIN; Furlough Fun, KPO, KOW, KOMO. 6 00 p. m. Amos V Andy. KNX. KOIN. KSL; Fred Waring la Victory Crossword Puzzle t TrtnaportUig -Ointr UmU trtu U rts.tbt 00UIT7 In Imp tsV-Turni tt It-Pint l n-wnhio IS Load ttbbr.) IB -Land mrsiaurfj M OepiMt II Som Sl-Uri rodsnl li- Tow.rtf ja 8un cod t?-Md.eintJ pUsi SS Provcrf. SI cVrtrt) It Lm of rtta lkO.fr full IrVCompeirtUr tndllVf I7--Pri ol "to os)"" sV-Dflt hFtrtnrH M-Auirr of Aiitr 40--Kind of htl OP0tXsYfa) U-KfTrtn leWue ntntfa won 4i -Rirrtrtnod ptmici . At. art iip n -itaBip aiti sH Fst6 .6p OOWH 1-r l-MiiwrtU Mrtk l-RMrt 4 Ore ntO susvntltifjly Knur K M-firJ 2. i h a 19 0 in a H 7ffi1 F" 5 S S 7 Wr. Sr laM Femn iTunetlme. KPO. KOMO. KOW; Baft I Oodwln. KOO. KJR, KZX S IS p. m Lum and Abnar. KOO. 1 KEX. KJR: Celling Unlimited. KSL. I KNX. KOIN; Newa. KOMO. KOW; Muale tor a Nickel. KPO. 8 SO p. Cavalcade of America, KPO, KOW, KOMO; Oay Nlnetlee Re. I rue. KNX. KSL, KCIN; Major Hoopla. KOO, KEX; Oreater Waahlngton ' Hour. KJR. I 00 p. m Tllephoae Hour, KPO. KOW, KOMO: True or Felee. KOO. KJR; Down Memory Lane. KEX: Qua Court. KNX: Leon F. Draws, KOIN: Studio Flayara, KSU 8:80 p. m. Vox Fop, KNX, KOIN; Hawthorns Houae, KPO, KOW. KOMO; Newa. KSL. KJR. KEX. KPO 10:00 p. m. Unlreralty Explorer. KOO, KIR: Reporter Newa. KPO. KOW. KOMO; Newa, KNX: Flea Star Final, KOIN; Maaterworks of Muale, KSL. 10 -80 p. m Henderson - LaVere, KOO. KJR: Sport. KNX. KSL: Broad way Bandwagon, KEX; The World To day. KOIN. 11:00 p. m. Matty Malneck's Orch.. KOIN; Muale and Moonlljht, KPO: Thla Moving World. KEX: Newt. KOO. KNX; Home Town Newt, KOW; Folk Muale, KJR; Reverlee. KOMO. E 9 The Public Utilities Commis sion has announced two public hearings in the county court house December 9. both of them dealing with applications for permits authorizing operations as common motor carriers. Mabel Herndon seeks a permit to operate s common motor car rier of property between Med ford and Butte Falls via Eagle Point, according to a press re lease from the P. U. C, The pub lie hearing has been set for 2 p. m., December 0, Tb Rogue Valley Transit seeks to acquire by transfer permit authorizing operating rights and privileges held by Rogue Valley Transit company, a corporation, between Ashland and Grants Pass and Camp White, over various routes. The hearing will be held at 11 a. m., December 9. Stockholders of Rogue Valley Transit and Rogue Valley Tran sit company Include Frank M. Gritsch, Glenn L. Jackson, A. L. Schneider, George M. Roberts and Frank P. Farrell. A spokes man explained that a purpose of the hearing was to change the "corporate setup" of the two concerns. Marrying Justice Now Uses Wrench San Diego, Cel., Dee, B (U.FB Yuma's "original" marrying Justice, Earl C. Freeman, has traded his gavel for a wrench. Today he is a mechanic build ing bombers at the huge Conso lidated plant here. While Justice of the peace at Yuma, Arizona's matrimonial springboard. Judge Freeman per formed marriages for many fam ous screen stars. Among them were Blllle Dove, Loretta Young, Gloria Swanson, Jean Harlow. Tom Mix, Mary Astor, Jeanette MacDonald, Charles Boyer, Rich ard Dlx and Claudette Colbert. Cloatng ume for Oiaeetned ada 8 8. m. To late to Classify 18 JO P ss. Typ .ftUJUl wrcpoB Y Plural ndlnf Atif ioion twrt Conjunction IftIn dlrtctloa tt ll-aiib verm ll-Rtp to-Rtir.tr thm II 9prln (lover Plungt lOLlt nt ll-Dr? n-Dnintioii n.witt t iwj M CtttX 1-Pirit tjjiu tT Border H Incllsj -Ulrth O-Wttrtl n-PrtrlM U-V)ai. flu w-Prohlbll ttehow. frMl w.fftxtSsy trrfnk itftvUf 41 Among U-atochlnf 41-Pftll ts drops 4ft irk 44 uprttM cUlrUttUl sJT-Wlnf.tlO part 44-Wlft of No. U AtW? 4P A color -ll-CMntta fttlfhl n-wUtM Sratta, Sja, tVarls Raymond has come to New fork wilh dreams ol achiev. Ing fame aa a planlal but. after several month, has failed even to set a lob and It in deaverats financial atraita. Carer Carson, who came to the elty with ambi tions of becoming an architect, baa alao failed to make any head way and is badly In need of a job. They both frequent the Flnnarle Employment Agency, and. In their many meetings there, have become good friends. Ons morning, when Loria arrives at the agency, she learnt that Carey has been summoned Into ths office of the manager. Mr. Murphy s sign that be may be about to get a Job. A few minutes later, he comes rushing out Into ths wsitlng room, drags Lorls Into the ball, and asks her to marry him. When she gasns In astonishment, hs says he'll take her to lunch and explain. CHAPTER n pAREY took Lorls to a cafe terla across the street from the agency. When they had rilled their trays, they found a table back In a corner. LotU itartd at htm. "Do you me to marry you just $0 Tm not going to let you pay for my lunch," said Lorls. "We are both up against It and" "Don't argue." Carey cut In. "If you'll marry me. we won't be up against It any more not for the summer, anyway." "Will you stop talking In rid dles!" "Okay!" Carey unloaded their trays, pulled out Lorls' chair for her, then sat down himself. "It's like this. Mr. Murphy has a swell Job for a young couple, and hs wants us to have It. Only well, the couple must be married." Lorls stared at him. "Do you mean to tell me you asked me to marry you Just so you could get a Job?" "So botn of us eould get a Job." said Carey. Then, when he saw that Lorls was bristling he said hastily. "It's not so awful. Polks oftrn get married for convenience, and so " "And so you think Vt do It." Lorls broke in. "Well. I wont." "I reckon it It the first time In history that a girl ever got pro posed to In an employment agen cy." said Carey. "But these are strange times. Lorls. and we have to learn to adapt ourselves to them." BAR ASSN. TO AID Chicago. Dec. 5 OI.R) George M. Morris. Washington, D. C , president of the American Bar association, said today that clin les, at which sildiers can obtain answers to their minor legal problems, will be set up at all army posts under a plan now be ing worked out with the adjutant general's office. Morris told an Illinois Bar as soclation meeting that the clinics TrU WORLD AT ITS WORST THE ff TA.-I11V Irt 'MJJ W-t a si'rrcflf-E Ml of en? lrrut ibs TfcR Hit CHUPVEN WHOM SHE REMEMPERHD AS CMUB8V. Ct'SLY-HEArtP INFANTS oumm NSl'CHT "Pint a phony proposal, and now a lecture." Carey leaned across the email tabic "Look It's s chance for you to earn money this summer, so's to go on with your efforts to do lome thlng big in music. And It's a chance for me 10 hold out a little longer for an architectural Job." LORIS' face suddenly softened. "All right. Carey. Forgive me for flying off the handle. But you'll have to admit that your proposal wasn't very flattering. " "Sure It wasn't, but I was so ex cited I never thought how it would sound to you. I'm sorry. You see. Mr. Murphy has taken quite a shine to us and he hates to see two worthy young people so up against it. That's why he suggested that we marry." "Well, for goodness sake." Lorls exclaimed. "It's getting worse and worse 1 1 thought it was your idea." "I agreed quickly enough when Mr. Murphy told me what he had up his sleeve." "What was up his sleeve a mar riage license?" Carry grinned. "It all began with Mr. Roland Potter." "Whoa Mr. Roland Potter?" mean to tell me you asked you could get a Job?" "He' one of those eccentric old codgers. He's a bachelor, positively rolling In money. He has a beauti ful place on Long Island, and his hobby Is canaries and goldfish." "But what has all that got to do with us?" Lorls demanded. "I'm coming to that." "By way of the North Pole, ap parently!" "Mr. Potter Is going off on 8 long cruise," Carey explained. "And he wants someone to live on his place while he's gone preferably people who appreciate nice surroundings, who like birds and fish and flowers, and who'll treat his belongings as they'd treat their own. That's where you and I come In. "Hs wants a nice young married couple to enjoy the place, a couple who are more or less up against it. I gather he has philanthropic lean ings, but wants to help people in as inoflensive a manner as possible, so's not to hurt their feelings by maklne them feel he's giving them charity." "IN OTHER words, it's his way of giving a nice young couple a summer on Long Island. Is that It?" "Yes. He's heard a lot about what will be manned by officers sta tioned at the camps who are also lawyers. "If a real legal opinion or liti gation Is in prospect," Morris said, "on interview is arranged for the soldier with a member of the bar association war work committee. "At the Interview the civilian lawyer takes the case "for better or for worse' as he would any other matter." Washington, Dec. 5 (UP.) Word was received today of the death in a flight over Scotland of Pilot Otficer'Lsdulss Clechan owskl. 19. son of the Polish am bassador to the United States, Jan Cicchanowskl. or OLUTAS WILLIAMS ffElMST WHO HUf-Vf SfEN SEARS ARRS FcR A vifrf. a hard time young couples are naw Ing nowadays, and he wants tc help." "A sort of summertime Banta Clausl" Carey laughed. "Moreover, there Is a salary attached." "Not really?" "And a generous one. too. Mr Murphy says he hasn't a single couple he would dare to recom mend but us and that the lob would be ours In a minute it we were man and wife. Then he said 'By Jove why don't you two get ' marrl-d?' And so I rushed out of his office and and proposed." Lorls shook her head slowly. "It doesn't sound real. It doesn't make sense." "What of It?" Carey retorted. "When a chance like this is handed you. you don't stop to talk about whether or not It's sensible. You Just grab It." He took ons of Lorls' hands, searched her lovely, trou bltd face. "I know you don't love me. but " "And you don't lore me. either." said Lorls. Then she caught herself quickly. "But love's not in It. any way so we can forget that en tirely "Rlghtl" said Carey with what Lorls felt was too much feeling. "With starvation staring you In the fsce and a good Job held out to you. you can afford to forget senti ment." Lorls frowned. "Do you honestly think we can get away with such a thing. Carey? Suppose Mr. Potter finds out we got married Just to get the Job?" "He wont. Mr. Murphy wont tell him. It'll all be very simple. A license, and then a minister. We might even be married down at City Hall one of those civil mar riages." "Yes. I know." said Lorls. "Down where they turn out married cou ples like canned peas." Then, seri- ous. she said. "What do we do after the summer Is over, and we are again Jobless? It'll take all we've saved to get a divorce." "We'll cross that bridge when ws come to it." said Carey. "Mr. Mur phy's waiting for us to come In snd tell him our decision. All we hsve to do is marry, and give him some information about our family backgrounds. It seems that Mr. Potter Is a stickler for family trees." "I've got some ironclad proof that my folks settled In Virginia way back In 1635. and that's one hundred and forty years before the signing of the Declaration 0! Independence." "Swell! My North Carolina back ground Is pretty solid, too." Carey push-d back his chair. "Let's go talk to Mr. Murphy right now!" LORIS got to her feet. She felt uneasy. She had always had a lot of old-fashioned Ideas about marriage. Ideas that were all mixed UP with onran music, orange blos soms, bridal veils, and bouquet tossing. Oh. well as Carey had said, they were living In strange times. And she supposed she would have to do strange things If she was to keen her head above water. They went out and walked back to the agency. This time, however when they reach"d the stairs. Lorls forgot to count the steps. In the upper hall, she touched Carey's arm. "We'll call It our 'let's-pretend-marriage.' I think that's a grand name for It." "Yes." said Carey, "it Is " However, as he looked down Into Lorls' deep blue eyes, he suddenly found himself thinking how won derful It would be If he and she were In love, and the coming wed ding was what a wedding really ought to be. He looked at his watch. "Time's flying." he said all business now and no sentiment. "Mr. Potter wants to get sway ss soon as he can so we've sot to make every min ute count. Ready?" "Ready!" said Lorls. Carey took her hand, squeezed It gently. "You're a good little sport Loris." Then he reached out for the doorknob. "Hrre eoesl Here'! where the let's pretending begins!" To be continued) (Tht character in thl$ terial art flcttttousi C0prrtbt. t41 b Arcadia Boom, to HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Important Caller IW-fWT WMAT T WELL. Yl1 ' TY COON, TO Y TY COON I 1 ri'U SEE V wuv vss S-J '1 V.' ,T.. Skew ,T"; Jt Wl.t. VI WKAT C I L093VIST... --v -7 SMASY ' I 'J WM.T TY C-S I . 1 lit. lr man, m 771 -...,3 . RtsP t-ESS v rV,) a s N him f r v cc: up 9 " - i LI'L ABNER The Finishing Touches! 1 By Al Capp ('(- OOWC "S A tCKA&E I "n E 'T OAliTlAtlPtT1 ' 1 IT " LaTXRI fonca r.v; ) v -FO Mt..' L 1 thasswmo.' wal. 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He charged that the State Guard, which today asked an increase of $26,783,834 for sup port during the 1943-4 bien nium, had f 1,000,000 or more In outstanding claims "that they don't know what to do about," EARLY VICTORY GOAL U3GED BY NAVY AIDE New York. Dec. 5 CUR) James V. Forrestal, undersecre tary of the navy, told the War Congress of American Industry today that as the nation nearcd the end of the first year of war it should rededicate Itself to "the earliest possible victory" and "establish soma machinery" when peace comes to prevent the rise again of "world anarchists like Hitler." Oat stall mount Want ada STRANGE AS IT SEEMS TfH mi A DOflMAEUT WW TUP NED OVER TD THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL, COMMIS.-5.IOU WHICH HAP BEEN STOLE H FROV TH5 CAPITAL By 66N. SW&rSMAN'S MEN IN I8t5 Trie 1 W 7 Le-sfsd vS HON irv, . NVLSf WHISKERS AS . JAP NAVY As early as 193S the Japs, through the Mlto clan, obtained the necessary information from Dutchman and built the first ship on a foreign model ever constructed in Japan. In 1855. the King of Holland presented a steam corvette to the Japs and immediately afterward a naval school waa established with Dutch naval officers as instructor LATE DOCUMENTS The stolen document was returned by Dr. Dallas Lay of Tigard, Ore., and was dated 17781 Dr. D. C. Crittenden, to whom the paper was given, believes there are many more such documents la existence. West OULL SSR vvST man KAKnsX)r. nasSASe r' wwji at -avv -7-- 1 i 'I I . i 1 tr wii..;S.J- i A.iai ACKNOWLEDGES SUPPORT While mora than 100,000 Brazilians showed approval of govornminr's declaration of war on Axil, in streets of Ria d Janeiro, President Getuli Vargas smiles and waves from balcony of Cateta Palace DocuMeuT was 6ttftltUP6 OF w4fc TTta avaaa.av.ata. ........ ijCJWANKsr; NAVY LED Ti E ATrnrv riM tjb . - .wmcu VUTCH ePiST Tie4 - n.mV w.r;. nix- r i VTMrv?nir-9 nw NAVAL. IN"KUCHUN TROW TriE DUTCW Middle J9ih centum... - rm Itnii riilliffr,,,. ran 11 1 w Edited noa-fcj IT-MAVM I SOPWiB V Ht S KM yvwN OOTT MmO 4 rr- 1 ' r - J 9 by JOHN MX l j if "5 by Drew Pearsoo and Bob Alias By Hese mavC mcsa naiMA 1y MANDI on aoascAniMOl rrs RAj4ia Mt UK THAT. TWtVABMINTI 3 P)