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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1943 hittmGHT th fount eotrpl to sflrnee aa they suited to Interrupt. "What' Don. they told me you were away evert night. They followed rou. and found out where you went Just how long you were away. They knew your night-owl habits." "Oh I" said Lorn. "Then that teas a man I saw that night, Carey and not a shadow." "What's that?" barked Mr. Pot ter. "Nothing much," said Carey "Lorts thought she saw a man sneaking around one night, but 1 still think It was her Imagination." "Well. It wasn't anybody's Im agination that they tied me up and robbed me." snapped Mr. Potter He glared at the couple before him "Working In a cheap madhouse eh? Neglecting the lob I was pay ing you for to sing and play In a a Joint." "We're sorry." said Loris. "but we thought we could bold down both lobs. Mr. Potter and we did want to get some money ahead to live on when you let us go at tot end of the summer." "AT THE end of the summer!" Mr. Potter fairly screamed. "You're going note this very night." Loris tried to think of something CHAPTER TTTT M78odld Carey. But both were COR several seconds both Tor the first time In my experl- Loris and Carey were too ence with 8am Murphy, he showed t dazed to move. It was like Judgment In picking," said Mr. nightmare -seeing Roland P-Itedront think you are being rulte Potter bound and gagged In bis fair to him or to us." said Carey own luxurious living room. finally. "After all. we certainly did Then they came out of the n, do anything wrong intention stunned trance reading the desperate appeal In Mr. Pot- -one in the momlngl A fine ter'i eyes. They ran to him and hour for two caretakers to come Loria loosened the m. while creeping back to Poltersplace." Hare nntlerl th Venetian n-is lot her temper and asked Lorts Itarrnand Is seek Ins a musical career in New far. bl finds the going diOicalt, as does Carer Carwu, yeeng weald-be arrMlaet. Tbey arcanae friends and near ef Roland feller, weal thy aid af tele, wbe wants la heip tear warthy imb married couple by laying loess t live urn his Lang Island ratal while be la cruising. They agree la asarry temporarily, on a strictly baalneas basis. I get th Joe. Mr. Patter leaves en a crone, after In trod Be ing wealthy and beaatifal Iris VYretusav. wb lakes a fancy Carey. He responds, convinced thai Iris will help hla career. T swell their bank aeeeant. Letts and Carey aeeept a nightly sing ing and playing engagement at a nearby night club. Loris worries aver leaving the estate suuraard ed, believing that she saw a man prowling stoat the greaada. trie joins Loria and Carey al a beach picnic and. mncn la their worry, wanla to return the hospitality by entertaining them at the very roadhoos where they art as ps a r I a g. Performing nnder a strain. Loria and Carey retorn late to Pottersplaea from she toedhoaee to And Roland Patter bound and gagged In the living blind cords with which he was bound. "Call the police. Quick I" Mr. Pot ter gasped when he was free. "What were you doing creeping In at one In the morning? Did you come back to spy on us?" Mr. Potter gave her an Icy start "My dear young lady. It so happens Getting to his feet somewhat that my cruise ended sooner than shakily, their employer went on: I expected. And I took It for grant- "Those burglars who attacked ed I would be welcomed In my own mt were desperadoes." He tottered home by my caretakers, not by across the room and grabbed the thugs." telephone from Carey's band. "Your things art all Insured "Here, give me that. Ill take charts arent they?" asked Loris practlo of this men I" ally. Carey stepped back and Loris "Naturally," said Mr. Potter, moved close to him. They listened. Then why be so bard on us for breathless and wide-eyed, while wnst happened?" Mr. Potter told the police about sur- Cirson." said Mr. Potter prising two men who were tooting measured tones, "money isn't his home tough customers who everything. Some of the stolen manhanriiari him i.i.in. hf. things can never be replaced. That bound and completely helpless. painting Borne tint old silver. Oo "Yea " said Mr Potior. ormoraiK. upstairs and stay there until I call ly answering a question, "they took Tm- Tm ""ch too upset to have m muauit iMiluni ironi over Bw " ntnul In mv llvino awwwaa Th- helped themselves to my family sll. I" 71118 upper hall, the downcast ver and heavens knows what else eouplt p a u 1 1 d outside Loris I u discover missing when I maks room. a complete Inspection." "Want me to come tn and sit with Not until then did larla and you?" Carey asked. "After all. Carey notice the empty space one there's no need for us to suffer HH...J k L t -. . 1 . l MMMllt. had so admired. . Loris brightened a little. "Pleast -on, Carey, this Is terrible t" Lots ao come in i m mucn too Jittery wailed. to be alone." "And the sflrer gons too," groan- They sat down facing each other aa uaxey. ana ut cigarettes. "And maybe a lot of stuff from "Sort of like being tn a eoncen upstairs," said Loris In a cautious -ration camp." said Carey. whisper. "Or being sent to bed like rwnana roller sisrnmea down In naugnty cnuaren. receiver and whirled on Loria and "Beat to bed without a lob tn. carey They never had believed stead of without supper." Carey that a man who had looked ao suggested. much like an elderly Cupid could "oh- out we ffU have a Job." cnanae ao suddenly. Kons reminded. "At the Boulevard. -well?" ha exploded. Just on Thank heavens, we won't have to word, but It made Loria think of a to back to New York lust yet to be- s nrecracaer going off. gin in round or tht employment "We're terribly sorry," the be- agencies." tn. "Yep. we're still got tht Job tn "Wt had to go out for awhile." cheap little roadhoust." con- ! Carey contributed, lamely. "And Mded Carey, but not very grate- while tht house was empty, those " 'two men " loris showed her annoyance. She "Cam tn and helped them. f Instinctively that Carey waa i selves." Mr. Potter cut in. He sank k . mooV i wrenh "id 1 Into a chair, red-faced and furious H" opln ?D ' ln roadhouse. Loris "And do you know what th.. m wason the verge of saying a few unpleasant things about Iris when Mr. Potter called. "Come on down, yon two,' me while they tied me up?" "No. sir," said Cany and Loris "They Been i weeks." raged Mr. Potter. "That they had kept an eye on you two uju unaiiy iigurea out that no on lived here but you." Ht motioned r. -come on down, yon two," ht ' told me that they had 22Ldm,."t foot of the strhirTg m, house "The police are here." To be continued) (Tht character, tn thlt serial art tictitimui ' swarngas, isu. s snasia Um. taa Whispers from Camp White About facts and Pacts on Iht Reservation. Private Jerome Lakeflsh, an Oregonlan in the Pinetre niL eion. pleasantly chatting about ma civilian aayt in radio around Portland. up First Sergeant Christian fleet once bantamweight champ of the A. E. I, doing a little reminisc ing about World War Is Siberian campaign. B-r-r-r tome chilling experiences. a Over In th Medico's Staff 8er- Zil I .Ver"la - happy w,r starts off. A nice promotion to technical sergeant came his way. Corporal Robert DuPlsntl will soon d leaving Camp White. Lota of friends wish him well and say "we wiU be seeing you. set Sergeant Keith Fowble, from noiiywood. doing a bang-up ....luumpiu joo of reading lines for a very recent radio dra- mailt oroaacast. Sr?'nt recen promotion t-miora Hathaway fretting . uioiug m spelling on a report for a very Important ma jor s desk. Fresno County To Get Army Airfield WashintTton. .Tow Jt nim The War department today an nounced SUlhorlmiirm . structlon of an army ,ir forcM lnst.l,Uon ,n Fresno county t-alif.. coatlnr mnr. i n 000.000, to be supervised by the Sacramento, Calif., district of- i mt engineers corps. IN BUSINESS Cranston. R I Jan a nim Five trusties who drove a m truck at the Rhode Island state prison were in solitary confine ment today after Warden John tranor discovered that thev were selling prison butter to a restaurant outside the walls at iu per iud. Ravenna, O. (UB Mrs. Bnh. ert Shipley has used up about 20 miles of yarn In the last year knitting sweaters for 90 men in n. armea services of the United States and Great Britain. liastarworks of Must. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Cbsla ah. lalloa aad when! tbj ara aa lb dlali SALE (MBS) list, Portland; REX (MPS Blast IIS. Portland; KG (NBC-BID MBS) 141 Spoken: BOO (NBC-Bluo) SIS. Saa Fran fiico; BOW (NBC-ad) ttt, rorttanSi BJB (NBC-Bloc) Oat, Seatlloi BNX (CBS) 1070. Us Angeles: BOA (f'BC-Brd) SS0 Denver! BOIN (CBS) S70, Port. bad: BOMO (NBC-Red) SSt aeatll) RPO (NBC-Red) tat Ssa rrsartaroi KSL (CBS) UtO. Salt Lakt city. Shown Is wtt Wednesday S 00 p. m Thre Bands. KOMO, KPO: Nalson Bddy KHZ. KOIN, KSL. 130 p. nv Charles Dant's Orcb. KOW; Or. Christian. KSL; Jack Arm strong. KOO. KEX. KJR: Harry W. Plannery. KNX. KOIN: Folk Music, KOMO; Walts Rhythm. KPO. em p. m. Arkansas Traveler. KKX KOW. KSL: Hop Harrlgan, KOO, KEX, KJR; Eddl Cantor Show, KPO, KOW. KOMO. S;S0 p. nv Mr. District Attorney. KPO. KOMO, KOW; Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. KOO, KEX, KJR; Mayor of ths Town. KNX, KOIN, KSL. IM p. nv Orsat Moment in Mu sic, KOIN. KSL, KNX: Kay Kyarr'S Musical Quia, KPO. KOW. KOMO: Raymond Oram Swing, KOO, KEX KJR. 7 M p. nv Basin St. Chamber Mu st Society. KOO, KEX; The Man Behind the Oun, KNX, KOIN; Tours for a Song, KSL. 00 p. DV Earl Godwin, KOO, KEX. KJR; Amos n Andy. KNX, KOIN. KSL: Fred Waring. KPO, KOW, KOMO. 8:16 p. av Harry James Orch.. KNX, KSL. KOIN: Lure end Abner. KOO. Kt, KJR; KSwa, KOW, KOMO. KPO. 8:S0 p. m ManhatUn st Midnight. KOO. KJR, KEX; Tommy Doraey's Orch., KPO, KOW, KOMO: Dr. chris tian. KNX, KOIN; Studio Plsyers. KSL. 0:00 p. m, Point frubltmt, KPO, KOW, KOMO: William Winter, KNX. KOIN; What's Tour War Job, KEX, KOO: Melody Makers. KJR; Tour Hymns and Mine, KSL. 0:90 p. m. News, KJR, KSL, KEX. KOO; Hollywood Theater, KOW; Northwest Neighbors, KOIN: High light Hour, KOMO; Light and Mellow. KPO. 10:00 p. m. National Radio Forum. KOO, KJR: Reporter News, KPO. KOW, KOMO; News, KKX; Fir Star I Final, KOD; KSL. 1030 p. nv Freddy Martin's Orch ! KOO. KJR: Sports, KNX. KSL; Broad way Bandwagon. KKX: The World 'Today, KOIN; Stand By. Amotlea. I KOMO: Sweetheart Swing Tim. KPO. 11 :00 p m Matty Malneck'a Orch.. KOIN, KNX: This Moving World. KEX: Hews. KOO; Homo Town Hews. KOW; Polk Muatc. KJR; Keening Revonss. KOMO; Sweetheart awing Tims, KPO. rweh KOMO: World Today. KOW an.th-.ri Swine Tim. KPO. llio a. nv Thla Moving World, KKX. KJR: Matty MalMeks Orch KOW; Hew. KOO. KNX; Horn Town News. KOW: Svaning Bswne. KOMO. Thursday IM p. nv Reflections. KSXc AIMn Oordon' Orch, KPO: Jay Burott, KNX; Musical Jewel Bos. KOMO. I: SO p. m Death Valley Days. KSL: Jack Armstrong. KOO. KEX. suit; Harry W. Plannarr KNX, KOIN Folk Music, KOMO; Th Pared, KPO. S 00 p. m. Major Bowee Original Amateur Hour, KNX. KSL, KOW Mualo Hall, KPO. KOMO, KOW; Hop Hsrrlran, KEX, KJR. t:30 p. m. 8 tar Door Canteen, KNX. KSL. KOW: Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands. KOO. KEX. KJR. 7:00 p. m. Abbott and Coatello. KPO. KOW. KOMO: Raymond Oram Swmg. KOO. KEX, KJR; First Ian, KNX. KOW, KSL. I SO p. nv Talks, KNX; Red Ryder, KOO. KJR. KEX: March of Tim, KPO. KOW, KOMO: Loon F. Drews. KOW; Hudson Bay Pur Review, KSL. 8:00 p. m. Amos V Andy, KNX, KOW, KSL: Frsd Waring, KPO. KOMO. KOW; Earl Godwin, KOO. KJR, KEX. B'lS p. m. Harry James Orch. KNX, KOIN, KSL; Lum and Abner, KOO, KJR, KEX; Night Editor, KOW, KOMO, KPO. 8:30 p. m. Death Valley Days. KNX. KOW: Coffee Tim. KPO. KOMO. KOW; Wings to Victory, KOO; Rowers for th Living, KEX; Buy Washington, KJR; An American Rhapsody, KSL. 9:00 p. m. Metropolitan Opera USA, KOO, KEX; News. Del Court ney'! Orch, KOW, KSL: Aid rich Fsm. Ily. KPO. KOW. KOMO; Air Raid Wardens, KJR; Henry Busses Orch, KNX. 8:80 p. nv Freddy Martin's Orch., KOO; Ellery Queen. KPO. KOW, KOMO; Sammy Kaye's Orch, KOW, KNX; News, KSL, KJR, KEX; Sonls's Party, XOO. 10:00 p. m. Reporter News, KPO. KOMO. KOW; America's Town Meet ing of the Air. KOO. KJR. KKX: News. KNX: Fi star Final. KOW; Masterworks of Music. KSL. 10:30 p. m. Sports, Oen Krupss Orch, KNX, KSL: Oeorg Otero's Orch, KOMO: World Today, KOIN; Sweetheart Swing Time. KPO. 10:30 p. m. Sports, Oen Kruno's Orch, KNX, KSL: Oeorg Olson's li II Crossword Puzzle aoaoas . l-npos S-MaarSy answra TO rBsvious rustia IS Provtrs IS-Slaaaiue of dlataas 11-oiaaad brick IS Biblical g -ataltsa SJ-Uoa la eater M-VeM St Coll M-FaaS SS-Uolaataa SI-WurB Indies I Sacrad bong 11-The malty IS-Ao ao lank iskbr4 ll-FWclla 41-Lure it Comb forth tl-Sdso tS-Ruboors 50 Barbara- arMS SS -aeotma u-oeatmd St Tanslafl T comprtai for wooad 51- AaalftUot SS Al that pout SS Rapoaa SS Murder ST-Mynana as otharnto st-gdiH of airta W-aoutb Anvtrlcae aoaatalas ft -Judge OOWM l Srplotu S Apptndage S Wlda-oaouUltd rsg a-pullnns S Bewails S amclui I Bouodtr a-Orowold S Injurs IS-Noao II- Oparabrvtrdi U-RaMn UDepatea SI -Pall la dree IS Sodlon chloride IS Idle ooneette -IS Olotefabrl IT Oomplrte It eaercdellxf MoMbma IS Paiwasceay it -aim II AMlRtS -Tipped to ride IS Fairy fort 41 putt hawks 43 Shout at Of no a raft as nubllng aworl tl Fulplu SI tn truth SI Oar tin St-Cloth band SS Shade of srtea M Pint man -Hh wind SS-Aerual being ft.1 on nr-rfull SI -Birbarlaa aa-FUal COURT HOUSE NEWS and Marrlag Licensee Russel Craves Weide Edith Westlake. John L. Crane and Helen Pa tricia Smith. Theo William Mouser and Maxine Gertrude Henderson. Mayer Louis Winkler and Marie Helen Johannes. Pfc. Luther L. Lambert snd Lucille . Rosecrans. Lawson S. Engel Lt. Jf., and Ruth Imolean Moseley, Corbin Louis Shirley and Gladys Pearl Miller. Pvt. Wallace Samuel Evert and Helen Marie Check, Cpl. John LaVern Clemmons and Marie Laura Peterson. Sgt Willie E. Lee and Jlmmle Louise Michaelis. Llnford Eshbach Weiss and Elaine Westrup. Edward Francis Holman and Marilyn Rosalie Walseth. Benjamin Ralph Poznlk and r th Schusterman. David Charles Kelly and Helen Virginia Rose. Pvt. Lawrence R. Stanek and Eleanor J. Cooper. Pvt. Cecil M. Head and Naomi n : Scholnp. William Herbert Cook and Lucille Mary Tracer. Cpl. Stephen J. Caravello and Virginia M. Frederick. Leo Philip Solinger and Dor othy J eanor Ev-ns. Thomas Jennings LInville and r.ut'i R. Ktenan. Cpl. Glenn E. Harlow and Alice E. Summe. ... Middleton Franklin Stewart and Jessie Isabelle Johnson. Divorces Filed Leone Edna Haynes vs. Frank Haynes. Lucille I" Austin vs. Donald A. Austin. William B. Totten va. Helen F-rn Tot'n. ' Deeds Federal Land Bank of Spokane to Jerome F. Dormsn. deed. Medford Irrigation District to Mah- lon Sprsgue, quitclaim deed. Roger von der Hellen, Harold von der Dellen. and Philip E. Riley, to United States, warranty deed. Ivan Dennis, Eldon Dennis Sylvia Msble Zeek to Calvin Dennis, quitclaim deed. Sylvia Msble Zeek to Calvin Dennis bargain and sale deed. Ivan Earl Dennis to calrln Dennis, bargain and sale deed. Eldon Dennis to Calvin Ray Dennis, bargain and ssle deed. Annie L. O. Myer to S. 0. Corthsll, wsrrsnty deed. Alios L. Alexander. O. R. lindley. to Frank . Rlggs warranty deed. Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association to R. B. Hoop- , wsrrsnty deed. Maggie Detlor to Mabetl 8. tie- Leod, power of attorney. The First Securities Company to Jackson County, quitclaim deed. Fred Hackert to- Qlenn Oordon, quitclaim deed. Donald Wells. Ida U. Tucker, Maude E. Cliff, snd Myrtle I. Patton, to John S. Owen snd Roseo 8. Owen, wsrrsnty deed. Ralph Billings snd O. H. BllUncs. to Albert Calhoun, warranty deed. Wiley B. Jones to George A. Kerby. quitclaim deed. Registrar, O. R. Carter to George Kerby, certificate of withdrawal from registry system. Oerald J. Herman to Francis Ivan Governor, warranty deed. Gertrude E. Peart to California Oregon Power Company, right of way. and Ray "ay Ray Albert la. Wachsmuth ta O. 1 w-anela. warranty dead. Margaret O. Lofftua, deceased, death osrtlflcat. Walter O. Llllle to Chart L. Mol ifnmn. ararrantv deed. Agn Oraot Carney and Edna Bel- Untyns to Chris Baalke, quitclaim deed. Otto I. Frohnmayar and Frank J, Van Dyke, truataaa, to City of Ash land, bargain snd aala owed. A. a. Hotehkra to Bsm xognotu. wsrrsnty deed. Capital Company to or m. wrre, grant deed. Theo A. Olass to nova at. nu". wsrrsnty deed. Floyd 8- Hilton to Tnaaa a. ruiwan. harealn and sale deed. - Floyd R. Hilton to Ansonena uiaaa Heaselsrsv. bargain snd sal aeea. Esgl Point IrrlgaUan DUtnct to Oeorg Millard, warranty deed. Dorothy Wall to H. T. wnetsion. warranty deed. Washington, Jan. ft OJ.B W. L. Hemingway, of St. Louis, newly-elected president of the American Bankers association, called on President Roosevelt to day "to assure him of the con tinued support of the bankers or this country in the war effort." San Francisco, Jan. 8 (U.B West coast shipbuilders will construct more ship tonnage in 1943 than the entire nation did in 1942, Carl W. Flesher, regional director of construc tion for the U. S. Maritime com mission said today. Tank Killers From India :arv x -- ., .,. v " - : - - . I,. . r- - , - : . ' :r . O ' V S: l - w i - ' SOMEWHERE IN THE DESERT two gikk enasfs ereack bsfaind aa aetl tank gna. Indiaa troops with uas tilt this have bsea taking pan ia Geaeril MeaUmry's swacpint stuck which sststlwd th Axis lank lore sad H Ron aaal m th run. SOLON LOSES LEO Washington, Jan. 0 (U.R) Rep. John J. Cochran, D., Mo., today was "reacting well" fol lowing amputation of his lower left leg, the commanding officer of the U. S. Naval hospital at Bethsda, Md., reported today. Vascular disease due to arterio sclerosis, which was steadD progressing and developed guv grene necessitating amputation. The first "gurr .cr resort" Is America wti at Wolfeboro, B, H., on Lake Winnepesaukci which was granted a charter la, 1759. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN MX Light Weight - A 10-noRsepowefc. sSARCHLICjUT kpt ut FOR IOO YEARS WOUtD ue5S THAN IOO TU OUNCE Or UIOHT y A NAME -2 N U. . HOSPITAU SKIP'S HAVE Vv ViSUCH HAAAES Ai SOUACt AND RELIEF...VV I Aulllili,e,Au . - Ml T I E-ZaC Til V ai w II I evvtmiiiMiiiwrt my", , ' ' ,7 ,f., ' 6eT SUCrl TITLED t IOO TH OUNCE I HEBRON, IK1U, MAD EARHtD Jtik L "55000 TO PAV WER, ft i f( ) WAV THROUGH COttEcjE... tf k V 7 HOGS WHICH aHE -- i"' HOG RAISER When she was 11. Miss Homilald saw the movie decided start two 7..9ln . 'rheV SI S'S h,? many P'nning YnUnal. and for the work h.r.elf. She la takino a four-y.ar him, 'S'T" ow Edi,ed bv Drew Pearson and Bob Allen 1 5 k 1 18 19 I o In h U I " ; T i p yty " 5ri 'ffiL l? IM 1A I V77M L, la. Iv, I II I " I I I I X ! Ill Iwwaw Ust I - II VA I I I I I I I nvrem. Washington Correspondent She Meeta tha Teat ll&n I L777Rm aa 1 l;jt,. I I ii . i a a a a a s a x s s a a s sis a rtM- imiu yru o!Afi 3 a. m x i r-rxi najaxi era v ,-. a ar . -x s . . &5s')ll t55 1 S 1 H THE NEBBS Music Hath Chutm" Z N ? s 1 iiNTMaio. I Ti ojca V rvsr ocv sotta. "V -J I J t . Bt Hr I. . ; , ) TsoteA aj nsi .IJ