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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1942 Loris aUynottl ha eeea M New York with drams of snos leal career, bul baa failed la f e Job and is In desperate finan cial straits. Carey Carton. a young would-be architect. Is alse badly In need sl a Job. They meet and become food friends. Then, they hear of a wealthy bach elor. Roland Potter, who wanta to help some strufillnf young married couple by paying them to lira on his Long Island estate and act as glorified caretakers during his absence on yacht cruise. They decide to marry temporarily, an a strictly busi ness basis, in order la get the Job. Mr. Potter, anaware that their marriage haa been arranged, hires them. On the day ha la la sail, ha in rites them la lunch at bis yacht club. Loris geee reluc tantly, lor aha fears com plica tions if she and Carey should bo come acquainted with Lang Isl and people who might discover tha truth about their marrlaga. At tha club. friend of Mr. Pat ter'e. tha beautiful Iris Wren shaw. Joins tha luncheon party. Loris' uneasiness increases when Carey and Iris seem Instantly at tracted to each other. CHAPTER X AFTER lunch, Mr. Potter took " his three guests aboard nil yacht, The Wanderlust, a trim and shining little boat. "Gosh, she's a beauty!" Carey exclaimed. Loris. too, was Impressed. "I al most wish, Mr. Potter, that you'd turned the boat. Instead of Potters. ; place, over to us," she said, with a laugh. : Mr. Potter chuckled. "Coma along and let me show you her fine points." As he led Lorts away, the g lanced back, expecting Carey and Irla to follow, but she aaw that Iris had hooked her arm through Carey's and was moving oS with him in the opposite direction. Trying to quell the pang of uneasiness that shot through her, she turned her atten tion back to Mr. Potter. "Are you going to visit lota of fascinating places on your yacht?" she asked. "1 hope so. The older I grow, the more eager I become to see new and strange places. Do you think me a silly old codger?" ' "I certainly do not," said Lorts. "And I hope you see every single place you want to see." "Thank you, my dear. Mr. Pot ter took her hand and patted It. "You are a sweet girl. That hus band of yours Is a lucky man. I hope he knows It," Loris, glancing toward the bow. where Carey and Iris were standing very close together, thought wryly that Carey didn't seem to be very appreciative of his wife at the mo ment. In fact he seemed to have forgotten that he nod a wife. "B1 IT THE way, she said. "Just who Is Miss Wrenshaw? An ' actress, perhaps?" "Oh. not She's Just a young wo man with a lot of money and time and no particular aim In life. I hope that she will see something of you and your husband this sum merthat you will become friends. It might do her good." Loris frowned. "In what way could knowing us do her good?" "It might make her see that life's made for something besides buying clothes and chasing after excite ment." "Oh, so she likes excitement I" said Loris. thinking that, evidently. Miss Wrenshaw considered It excit ing to go after another woman's husband In a big way. When she and Mr. Potter had finished their Inspection of the yacht, they rejoined Carey and Irla. and all went ashore. "Roland." said Iris. "I think you have shown wonderfully good Judgment in turning Pottersplace over to Mr. Carson." Then, ana added. "And his wife." Mr. Potter beamed. "I quite agree with you." Loris. noting now Carey waa feasting his eyes upon Iris, said suddenly. "We must be starting home. dear. It's almost time to feed the birds and Dsn." "Dangerous Thoughts" Reason For Arrest Of Jap Puppet Officials Chungking, Dec. IS U.B The Japanese have imprisoned and executed hundreds of their puppet army officers In their "fifth Pacification campaign" and Increased the opium Indus try in North China, the Hopel Province correspondent of the newspaper Tokungpao said in a dispatch today. The first victims of the Jap anese "Pacification campaign' were 308 officers. Another large number of puppet officials and clerks were arrested for "dan gerous thoughts" during the opening of the fifth campaign, the correspondent said. Prorpcrity-enriched Japanese and puppets as well as mer chants in Peiplng. Tientslen and Taikuan were engaged In the planting, distribution, transpor tatlon and taxation of opium. Incomplete statistics show that more than 90,000 able bodied men have been killed or arrested or commandeered from Hope! Province, between the Pukow and Peiplng-Hankow railway, where guerillas have been unususlly active. The Jap anese killed or arrested leaders and commanders and the re mainder were placed on forced construction work In unspecified areas. a I Cm Mail mount waot sos, jv- W ATKINS E WRIGHT Ins raised her eyebrows. "Feed the birds and dsn?" "Oh. yesl" Loris said airily. "Didn't my husband tell you that part ol out arrangement with Mr. potter Is that we are to look after his goldfish and canaries?" She turned to Carey. "Come along, dear we must hurry." Carey. Ignoring her. held out his hand to Iris. "Thank you. Miss Wrenshaw, for telling me about that old house built In Norman style. I'll drive over and have a look at it one day soon." "If you phone me first," said Iris, Til be glad to go with you." -Finel" Then, after a farewell scene with Mr. Potter, Carey and Loris climbed Into their car and drove away. THEY were scarcely out of sight of the yacht club, when Carey blurted, "Darned If you didn't sound like a real wife hurrying me off the way you did I What was the Idea?" -Something told me." said Loris. "that I ought to come to your res cue." "My rescue? From what?" "Miss Wrenshaw. Even if ih seemed to forget that you were married, I thought you shouldn't. Your admiration of her was a little too evident. Not that I minded per sonally, but I didn't want Mr. Pot ter disillusioned. He thinks we're such a devoted couple, you know." "Oh, I see," said Carey, frown ing. "Well, he's sailing this after noon, and Miss Wrenshaw may mean quite a bit to me." "Really?" "In a business way. I mean. She's wealthy and knows others with lots of money. An architect needs to know people like that." "The people around here will hardly oe coming to a caretaker to have their homes planned." said Loris. "The people around here don't know I'm a caretaker. Mr. Potter merely told Miss Wrenshaw that he'd turned his place over to us foi the summer although you nearly gave everything away when you re minded me that It was most tune to feed the birds and fish I " "Have you let Miss Wrenshaw know you are an architect?" "Yea. It slipped out. Something was said about the lines of The Wanderlau. and she said. 'You talk like an architect, Mr. Carson.' 80 I naturally told her I oat one or hoped to be some day." "And what did she say 'Oh.hom perfectly tweet?' " "No, she didn't." Carey gave Loris a quick look. "Say, you talk as though you dont like herl" "Don't be silly I Why shouldn't I ttke her?" "That's what rd Ilka to know." I'HE" rode for some distance In a silence after that. "Please don't think rm trying to upset any plans ynu may have In mind, Carey," Loris said Anally. "I Just don't want to get too much in volved with the people around here. It'll make things hard for us. Also. It might be embarrassing to Mr. Potter?" "How could It be embarrassing to Mr. Potter?" "He might let It be known that we were only his caretakers, and then the people we'd played around with would tell him how we sort of put overselves over as somebodies." "We are somebodies." "Of course." Loris sighed. "You make It very difficult for me to ex plain." Carey laughed. "Stop trying. Loris honey. I get what you mean. And perhaps you're right." "There's no perhaps about It I am rlKht." "Yes'm." "I'm serious, Carey. I want us to have as harmonious a summer to gether as possible so that when It's all over we'll have no unpleas ant memories, and no regrets." "Parting being such sweet sorrow that sort of thing." -If you wish to look at It that way yes." "Okay I" said Carey. (To be continued (The character t rn this serial are fictitious CoprrlsSl IMS. W ArreSIa Boon, bt TO BE EDUCATED Washington, Dec. IS. (UP) War Manpower Chief Paul V. McNutt said today that plans had been completed for sending selected members of the armed forces to universities for train lng in medicine and other sciences. He told a press conference that full details would be an nounced as soon ss the plsn Is in the hands of college and univer sity officials, probably late this week. McNutt said the plan, worked out by LMC and the army and navy, would provide for "proper utilization" of education facili ties and would "protect those youths who can make the best contribution In medicine and the sciences." Japanese Boast New Battleships Berlin. Dec. IS (UPJ (Enemy Broadcast Recorded by U.P. In London) Japan has commission ed "several" new 42. 500-ton bat tleships equipped with 18-Inch guns, the Cermsn Transocean News Agency reported in a dis patch from Tokyo today. The Transocean report added that several cruisers, destroyers and aircraft carriers also are be ing launched by the Japanese. 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Raymond Oram Swing. KOO, KJR. KEX: Screen Oulld Play. KNX. KOIN, KSL: Contented Hour. KPO. KOW, KOMO. 7:30 'p. m. Blondle, KNX. KSL. KOIN; Furlough Pun, KOW, KOMO, KPO. S 00 p. m Amos n Andy. KNX. KSL. KOIN: Fred Waring. KPO. KOW. KOMO; Earl Oodwln. KOO, KJR. KEX. 8:1S p. m Lun snd Abner. KOO. KJR. KEX: Celling Unlimited. KSL. KOIN, KEX: News. KOMO. KOWl Musle for a Nickel, KPO. 8:30 p. m. Cavalcade of America. KPO, KOW, KOMO: Oay Nineties Re vue. KNX. KSL, KOIN: Counter Spy. KOO, KEX; Greater Washington Hour, KJR. 9:00 p. m. Telephone Hour, KPO. KOW, KOMO: True Or raise. KOO. KJR: Down Memory Lane. KEX: Quia Court. KNX: Leon r. Drews, KOIN; Studio Players. KSL. :30 p. m. Vox Pop. KNX, KOIN: Hawthorne House. KPO. KOMO. KOW: News, KNX. KJR. KEX. KOO. 10:00 p. m. University Explorer. KOO. KJR: Reporter News. KPO. KOW. KOMO: News. KNX: Five Star Pinal, KOIN; Mosterworks of Muale. KSL. 10:80 p. m. Sports. Oene Krupa's Orch., KNX. KSL: Broadway Band wagon, KEX; The World Today, KOIN. acaoss I Oeenv ' 4-Hurrud I-Sacl il-ife alt abfrnt as ANSIVEB PBSVIOLS IS All by a 15 DlrecteS IT-Canf It Land measure 50- At liberty llrorelble S3 He put oa to steep Is London el una 51- 4ore on eyee la Prani- twice tS-Flrat number so Kihautl It-Atalnat IJ Riant iaber.1 SI Game 14 Pronl 16 Influence 17 BlteniloDS 15 Wander It Drop o: eveat M-Prenl o 4ptechmal1ns It Kimono aaah S More mature l Southarn saneral Pleoa to altep p lUeWmbttnt 1 Buprtati- 1 Smpty talk f 114 Crossword Puzzle EST" KW.eS yw yeMiter" p.gg el .E.o: N sllsgiT r r- B a 11 "37" Daw. to talteS faaaara Sraaloala. Is. RITUAL SOS OUlfTLV ir? 16 hi, room and CLOSE MD IOC KA TV 000 Pea 6oet me as- URl PUSHE4 CHAIR ASAINST POOH. OCAVeER A..A1VJ AUO Of TB DOS . AND LI STEMS AT oaovf . uuo tavMOLEiJw ClOTMINw IN IT TO SI ON SAFE SIPE I I1O0 p. m Matty Malneck's Oreb.. KOIN: This Moving World. KEX: ! News. KOO. KNX: Home Town News. . KOW; Polk Muale, KJR; Knnlng Beverles, KOMO. Wednesday 6:00 p. m. Three Bands. KPO, KOMO; Nelson Eddy. KNX. KOIN. KSL: Don Wlnalow of the Navy. KOO, KZX KJR; Stars of Today, KOW. I so p. m. Charles Dant'e Orch.. KOW; Dr. Christian. KSL; Jack Arm strong. KOO. KEX. KJR; Harry W. Plannery, KNX. KOIN; Folk Muale. KOMO; Walts Rhythm, KPO. 8 00 p. m Arkansas Traveler, KNX. KOIN. KSL: Hop Harrlran. KOO, KEX, KJR; Eddie Cantor Show, KPO, KOW, KOMO. S 30 p. m Mr. District Attorney. KPO. KOMO. KOW; Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands, KOO. KJR, HEX; Mayor of the Town, KNX. KOIN KSL. 7:00 p. m Oreat Moments In Musle, KOIN. KSL. KNX: Kay Kyeer-s Musical Quia.- KPO. KOW. KOMO: Raymond Oram Swing, KOO, KJR, KEX. 740 p. in Basin Street Chamber Musle, KOO, KEX: Man Behind the Ouns, KOIN, KNX: Tours for a Song. KSL. 8:00 p. m Bert Oodwln. KOO. KEX. KJR; Amoa V Andy. KNX. KOIN. KSL: Fred Waring, KPO, KOW. KOMO. 8:18 p. m. Harry Jamas Orch.. KNX. KSL JCOIN: Lum and Abner. KOO. KEX. KJR: News. KOW. 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Joseph Anthony Rubins and Louise Threasa Eisner. Jerald Thomas Jennings and Marie Elizabeth Benning. Jep Oaks and Barbara Wini fred Franklin. Sgt. Bernace O. Shugart and Inez Mines. Sgt Leslie Verne Jett and Lydia Roberta Lewis. Kenneth Birdno Raney and Viola Estelle Mitchell. Stanley Francis Montgomery and Ruth Margaret Norbury. Sgt. James E. Cruz and Bron- islawa Chrabaszcz. Pfc. Alex Daubert and Mar tha Elizabeth Nahmen. Roy Leon Howe and Thelma T.Heard. Harold F. Wheeler and Theda Sylvers. Pvt. Thomas Brine Jackson and Mary Martin. Allan H. King and Evangeline L-nristine Berglund. Ray Julies Schumaker and Dorothy Bernice Westerman. Elroy Cordova and Dorothy lean snults. Henry Horace Young and rtutn Lillian Warnken. Noel Richard Onsted and Ar- becca Emma Burton. Roy Bernice Boliver and Doris May Fry. Lester W. Lawrentz and Viv ian Elizabeth Smith. Ludwig Adam Hartman and Madeline Martina Fischer. Pvt. Emmet Edward Kaul and Kathryn Venice. Ira Lee Haman and Lucille Irene Leslie. Garlan Thomas White and Mildred Lenora Thomas. Pvt. Windell B. Smith and Dorris Morton. Richard Lewis Duke and Mil dred A. Finley. Elmer L. Myers and Clarice May Crowson. Raymond Jake Dykhins and Winifred May Coulet. Libert Wilmath Patterson and Ge, aidine Ellen Thurston. Divorces Filed Fred Breazeale -ire florTnirla Breazeale. , Dorothy Trvon Rntk-ln v st Clair Botkin. Ruth Garrett vs. Marvin Garrett. Probate Court Estate Of Axel T. t.linrin-r.n deceased. Estate of Martha Enlpr nnwa deceased. Estate of R. C Van Vnlnh deceased. Guardianshirt nf T4rKcit.t James Hays, a minor. tstate of Thomas Slatpr Jnhn. ston, deceased. Estate Of Minnie Freeman rla. ceased. Estate Of F. L. rharhnnaan deceased. Estate nf Charl F rnn..,A.. deceased. Deeds J. C. Mrnatt to Fay Mynatt. deed Julia Smith. David King to H. W. Oustln, wsrranty deed. Charles L. Wlmer to Margsrel Holt Borden, warranty deed. Robert A. Duff, executors of the estate of Alexander Duff, deceased, to Robert Norcrosa, executors' deed. HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Strong Medicine jif' SIA, I FINAUY KMB. LITTLEJ0HM MAS . THri DID IT. IRAN CHECKED OUT CP TU 3av YOU JUST 1 OH tUl PHONE, Y? WW r P j- yelrr mric UTTLEJOHM OUT hotel AND iS HEA3ED 1 A" mim I MAM A iSRSAVSIB l-svi. (A (fcVJS. LT:.Ar Of TOWN." , FOR HOWE, the COAST M f5V MlUiOfl.' "ENT'C! M0PB Lr.WL0 flC esetl LI'L ABNER Sweet Talk "f AH ISj TM- LUCKIEST - i BCTV ALIVE. TTilT TH K. LCVE-ADVlCt Ct VO" WILUAM SMAKCiBCARt'.' H rCALL WE aiU-.r S 1 fC CO AHEAD.' POUB H ' I VOUR HEART OUT I I no MEFr yJh l THE NEBBS Up The River f Mt !!4-jrAJSI A JWAk(T T 1 "OT V VES s 1 f I MAO A LST I B.H ANO"i f IT IS VT TMATS X WHEHEVE4 fc-5ssfV .l-tJSTAYWrrM WARO tBOl 1DO SONIO THE I COOM ACABA.CAfwA.eoS rS 1 LIP TK If (. .,4 W IS.ACABACA FmTli goaf:yAnsnirAi' MV MUS6ATJ0 I LAST TIM6 OJ 1 HI S AlO MS WAS I ACABACA' 1 JL UauP' AeALV. SXTERTAH I Margaret Bolt Borden to Charles J. Kettfc. wsrranty deed. Henry Cume to W. B. atann, war ranty deed. 1 Talent Irrigation District to IL E Mewbry, warranty deed. City of Ashland to Newell I. whet stone, deed. 8her:tr 6yd I. Brawn to John Vled ermeyer. sheriff's deed on execution. Once Hall to W. It. Bamson. wsr ranty deed. Ada Undley to W. t Harrison, wsrranty deed. City of Medford to Arthur Brown, wsrranty deed. Andrew Urup to O. W. Randall, warranty deed. Viola P Olsen to Lory L. Ford, warranty deed. J. H Freeeon to H. J. Freeson, grant deed. E. A. Applegate to Gladys Apple gate, warranty deed. Victor M. Joseph. Oeoree Joseph. Lyle Kinney snd Olenn Harrison to United States, warranty deed. Mrs. Daisy Btandley to William Perry, quitclaim deed. Josephine M. Barthell to Everett Warner, warranty deed. W. J. Roberts to Everett Warner, quitclaim deed. City of Medford to 0. P. Peyton, wsrrsnty deed. W. Bernard Roberts to Chester X. Fraker, quitclaim deed. Ada Ruth Roberta to Chester L. Fraker. wsrrsnty deed. Josephine M. Iveraon to Ada Ruth Roberts, warranty deed. ' Maude E. Boswell to Clifford Ed win Boawell. Carl Knox Boswell snd STRANGE AS IT SEEMS ArI vNvviH4 I Tue onlv -ZS HAtT OROANllATION Vr0 i ) rr OP KIND IN TUB WORLOr J : ,' 11 C . BURCMi U, FUNCTIONED I JL V,7i 5? TOR OVER 2-0 NCARft I 1 wivrn -rA protecting aaaoor. I 1 aWJKri Al'h umnv and industrial- I -LStVi W COAAPfcNIE5 TROAA I SB, PARACHUTE PARSON Before his entrance into the army, the Rev. Mr. Hall was rector of SL James Episcopal church. Lowell. Mats.) captain of the Brown University swimming team and member of the all-America swimming team. Now assigned to a parachute regiment he trains and jumps along with other members of the regiment. Following the precedent set by Chaplain Hall, other chaplains have jumped with their men. One of these men. making his first jump, paused at the plane door and said: "I hope the boss isn't msd at me today," then leaped. The "boss" wasn't mad. He made ill Kus. littlejohvi has CHECKED OUT CP TU e-CfXTVct. G OCrt- WuMCrjX- e-w' JiiL y. ' lit- ziL . VAa-LWWWaVi. e. f.fvti7 oJL JUsXa. --A e, - e i OX tvuvieve -Jc CtMu Erne wyvette Ewen. deed. Leo E. Hoag to Frank Netherlsnd. warranty deed. Qua Newbury to Floyd T. Futman. quitclaim deed. a. A. Andrews to Chris Baslke, warranty deed. Emu Oaaaman to Louis Miller, war ranty deed. Maurice J. Rials to R. I. Mewbry. quitclaim deed. Wm. U. Brlggs. trustee to Arthur B. WUtermood, bargain and sale deed. Basel F. Sutherland to Archie C. Sutherland, warranty deed. Amelia Jacobs to Dale Ensmlnger, wsrranty deed. Jackson County Court to Dudley Geary, deed. Jackson County Court to Otis Qsrrett, deed. Mary Jorgensen to C. D. Rice, wsr rsnty deed. Eagle Point Irrigation District to Frederick Clsrke, deed. United Ctatrs vs. L. D. Inskeep. amended judgment on declaration of taking and order of rjoaeeaslon. Selma L. Toung to Lee C. Port, Jr warranty deed. Jackson County to Nellie Simmons, tax deed. Jsckson County to - Albert If. K rouse, tax deed. Robert A. Duff and Lawrence B. Duff to Walter R. Wiggins, warranty deed. Frank W. Craig to Walter B. Wol ford. special wsrrsnty deed. Loren B. Mesaenger to. Leo Wash burn, wsrrsnty deed. Orsce Beck to Marrs R Olbbons. wsrranty deed. ' JUArPlN6 AvXrtousn vioT eeouneeo to tavcs PABACMUTe TRAIrAlN&r P-EV. RAYMOND j HALL PT. BtNMtNtW Clfc-ORtllA, m,lSTeO ON INSTRUCTION AND Edited by 7 -j , a v aa. at jut a -L..Ji. JL . ..) UK I -a. a T e-r tw-wtcAa-CA Lvr m. V, aim. juZmZj eJLaJui i t-i Frances Archer to Carl T. Skyrmaa. warranty deed. Leonard Dale Jsoobson to Alios Cleo Jacobson. power of attorney. William Perry to Fred Fsrlow, war ranty deed. Lillian K. Book to Wesley B. Reed, qultelelm deed. Charles Hanlln. guardian of tha es tate of Myrtle Cbenoweth, release eg dower. Hector B. Kennedy to Mary Jcegen sen. warranty deed. Jack Roth to J. Kyle Cllnksealea, quitclaim deed. J. Kyle CUnkscales to Vivian P. Stranre, warranty deed. J. Kyle CUnkscales to Jsek Rota. Everett Warner to Chsrtes D. Smith, wsrrsnty deed. City of Medford to Boyd Kline, warranty deed. Mary E. Harrell to Charles B. Hod gins, warrant deed. M. L. Stockton to N. Rltalnger. war ranty deed. Frances Welch to Allen T. Welch, wsrrsnty deed. Lucius A. Vestal to Stanley L. Mor gan, warranty deed. Lawrence L. MUIa to Brooks A, Montgomery, warranty deed. Bertha L. Tlmmermaa to P. K. Peck, warranty deed. Esther Peck to P. H. Feck, quit claim deed. Percy H. Feck to O. W. MeBee, as signment of contra ft of sale. Percy B. Feck to O. W. MeBee, war ranty deed. Ray Offenbacher to Wm. L. Byrum, qultclstm deed. by JOHN MX Pilot. BtCAMte Trie. MrVT OUWrMNta CMA-PUIMU IM TUS UNITED JTATES AR.fVy j Drew Pearson and Bob Allen By AJ Capp - yw JL i itrrETw- s-T3 i