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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1943 PAGE SIX XvKMStHt CHAPTER ZXZII "pHE next day found Lorla and 1 Carey back In Manhattan. "Home again!" said Carey, as they came out of the Pennsyl vania Station lugging their bags. "If you can call It that," said Lorls wearily. Carry frowned. "Where's all the fauntiness of yesterday?" "I'm reacting," Lorli admitted. "I feel horribly let down. The whole thing seems like a dream our stay st Pottersplace. I mean." "Nightmare would be a better word for It," said Carer, putting down the heavy suites he was tarrying. "Well, where do we g o from here?" "I'll see If I can get back my old room. And you can do the same." "I think housekeeping quarters for two would be better. Two can live as cheaply as one. you know." "That's all nonsense," said Lorls emphatically. "Maybe so. Carey Ut a cigarette and tared across Thirty-third Street. "But so long as we are really Mr. and Mrs. Canon, we might as well keep up the pretense. We can find a place with so alcove or some thing, where I can rest my weary ones." For a moment, Lorls said noth ing. To her surprise, she found her . self wishing thst Carey would say anm.thlns .hAut ...llo , .. her. really wanting to make the marriage something besides a pre tense. She bated the Idea of shar ing limited quarters, yet she knew that rents were almost prohibitive for a two-room apartment that would give them each privacy. If she and Carey took such a place, their savings would be (one In no time. "I know lust the place," said Carey, almost as though he had been reading her mind. "It'sVetty far uptown. An old remodeled brownstone. Two fellows I once knew aha red such a place." "Tl rAAtn.4 "One and a half. Fairly large room with day-bed, kitchenette and an alcove cot." "What about the bathroom T" "Opens off a little entry." "How much Is the rent?" "Usually about forty-five a tenth. You pay your own gas and electric bills. They shouldn't run un to five U that." "Sounds reasonable enough twenty-five dollars each a month " said Lorls thoughtfully. "I paid tlx a week for my old room." "81a a week figures up to about twenty-seven a month." said Carey. "Come on. Lorls, let's have a look at the place. It won't do any harm." Iirlft h l r t H "V.. , - ; ' uuuenuuiq that nothing is changed so far as eur relations are concerned." "Yes. I understand." "Very well," said Lorls. "We can ? ubw' riat here. West side. I suppose." "Right. Up In the West Nineties." GATHERnra their baft, they . eaut ht a White Plains express, fad were roared up to Ninety-sixth SttataUors. On Broadway the? Efhf0 ,01' tow-Td the Hudson River, blue and peaceful In the late afternoon sun. jood air up here, too - said ut?.S!ItiL"Y00UIk After a short walk, they located !Tn8tf,ne where there was one ri .hW".on floor. "f: "i" he windows looked out on the drab backs of other brown- BJft.tu?' wfckly from the de- Won to the room. It was neat an KaiTX9"-""" ner was a three-panel screen. Quickly she figured how It eould be placed about the day-bed. giving her a minimum of privacy. She looked Into the small alcove. There was a door which could shut It off from the larger room. "Well." said Carey, "shall we take It. dear?" "I think It win do very nicely." "It's quiet up here." said the landlady. "I'm sure youll be com fortable." Carey paid a month's rent In ad vance, grateful that he and Lorls hsd cash on hand. "I hope the mar keting la rnmwnlmt "My. yes," said the landlady. "Good markets, and a cafeteria at awiauic roeaia wnen you aon t lee Ilk rnnlrln. The landlady wrote out a receipt u iiBuucu w tarey. u mere S anything you need to get settled. Just let me know," she offered pieaaanMy. "I'll go to my old rooming house tomorrow ana get some stun." said Carey. "Plenty of room to keep It "Anil TT1 An tM nm a.1,1 TmI. dropping Into a chair. "It's good to feel settled even for a little while." t,arey picxea up nis suitcase and went Into the alcove, saying: "I presume this Is my cubbyhole." "Unless you'd rather sleep out "No, the alcove Is okay." I ORIS looked around th. rrm " It really could be made quite .mwuvb ana nomeiixe. Especially when she brought In her own pic tures, books and music. Perhaps If 'ijuiuj, wen, wen, sne could rent a small piano for practice. That space near the windows was just made for a piano. Suddenly Lorls checked her rosy thoughts. What right did she have for planning a future a future uiciuaea mis room snd Carey i"''" mw na no joo. Neither did Carey. And their savings eer- wu.u nut tost many months Carey finished his unpacking snd eama to th. rinnr "J k.. . " 71. - w,c SUIIIQ id- epnonlng to do. I Imagine there Is a Zfz "iu"b In "e lower hall." .. , '"-re usually is in houses like HllS. sain T.nrla . c,"v wslked to the door and sicoivairCU, to dor,ou know wh,t 1 IUn om Sorry. rm no mind-reader." "Im going to telephone Iris Wrenshaw. She must be back from her trip by now. I think we owe her an explanation." "If she Is home, she probably has I " explantlon from Mr. Potter bythla time," said Lorls. "She needs one from us from ?' .ath"- Cm took a long S?d..n"hner i,tWhln Im going to tell her about our Job at the "Why?" "Because It -n w. , . jjjjj w csaucr aner "Easier for what?" "For us to go on with our plans tired of playing a double part." I IM." TaH, AiA ,Ul . .. Jhn. ' "k her to lunch ... w kcw luj-fj jjfgs, f -,he hss. Now that rm no TT msyos i can keep inymind on architecture." -M70l! keep " on w" said J2ZL y7-l.F waved Fm ,.?;'.' nt " " out. Biht" " caietena to- On the Radio Chains STATIONS I Chain aii. latloa as4 when they are aa the dlali BALE (MBS) ISM, Portlaash BEX (.VPS Blast use. Portland; BOS (NBC-Blue A MBS) 1510. Spoksns: BOO (NBC-Blue) SIS. Baa rtaiirliesi BOW (NBC-Red) sto, Portlandl BJR (NBC-Blue) 1000, tattle; KNX (CBS) 10:0. Los Sngeles: BOS (r-BC-Rtd) SSS. Denver: KOIN (CBS) S70. Port landl BOMO (NBC-Red) SM Sealtlei KPO (NBC-Rrd) SSS tan rranclen; BSL (CBS) I ISO. Salt Late city. Tims Showsi Is t Sunday S:00 p. m. Hello Anwrlcans, KSL. RWIfl. KKJL: Bone Bhon RMniniw KOO; Edgar Bergen. KPO, KOW, komo; Christum Srlence Pnrm hex: ooapet Clinic. KJH. S:0 p. m. Edward Tomllnson. KOO, KEX. KJR; William Winter KNX, KSU KOIN: On Man's Pamlly, KPO. KOW. KOUO. 00 p. m. Manhattan Merry-Oe- nouna, KPO, KOMO, KOW: Radio Keaaera TXreat. btnt Knr. wmM Artists In UnUorm. KOO. e:0 p. m. American Album of Familiar Unal. KDn vnun vnnr. Pred Allen. KNX, KSL, KOIN. ' 00 p. mRour of Charm. KPO. KOMO, KOW: Ooodwlll Hour, KOO. KEX. KJR: Take It or Leave It, KNX, KOIN. KSL. 730 D. m. Renort tn th Hitlm KSL. KOrNr ThM Thlrrf- K- Kewe. KPO. KOW, KOMO; Inglewood rars concert, KNX. 8 00 n. frlrn rvwtw mrrr KOfN: Oraat OUderalMn. KPO. KOMO, KOW: Earl Oodwln, KOO. KEX. KJR: Saldlera at th- iha KSL. 8:1S n nJImmla wirfl Trnr KEX. KJR: Church and Present Day rroDiema, ksl. 8:30 D. m. Oena ftnina'a fwt, KNX: Oil! Klrii Knrt vv-r via Oreeonlan Renorta. Knw- p,.n rmiy. kuik: Boeing Bomber E. KOMO; Art Llnktetter, KPO. 0:00 D. m. FV-rfH Ur4ln'a WK KOO, KEX; Standard Brmnhonv. rto, now. komo; William Winter, KflX. KOIN' Sh n n Un..- r in String Ensemble, KSL. 9:80 n. m. Russ Uorsan'a rtrph KOO. KEX: News. r.mi rw. T.mni. oquaiv, B.01J. 10:00 p. m Reporter News. KPO. KOW. KOMrV TTnlwamltw n1A-.- KOO. KEX. Nit WW wrtTM. rwn thy Thompson, KJR; Concert Salon rewrites, BwOl,. 10:30 n fn Qrhn hmtM KOW: What's It All Ahmtt. KMT KOIN; Quiet Hour, KEX: Oosnel ' Hour, KJR; We Believe. 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KEX: Greater Washington Hour, KJR. :00 p. m. Telephone Hour. KPO. rroibrn trnui. m,h rwh KSL: Down Memory Lane, KEX: Vic tor? Bond Show. KJR' CMif Cntirt KNX: Camp Adair, KOIN. :30 p. m. voi pop. KNX. KOIN: Rawthnma Wmtw, arprk arrtvrt KOW; News. KSL, KJR, KEX: Bonia droppln', KOO. 10:00 p. m. University Explorer. KOO, KJR: Reporter News, KPO. KOW, KOMO; News, KNX: Five Star Pinal, KOIN; Masterworka of Music, JUb. 10:30 p. m. Sports, KNX. KSL: Broadway Bandwagon. KEX; "The World Today. KOI1?: Sweetheart 8w1ng Time, KPO. 11:00 p. m. Matty Malneck's Orch., KOIN: This Mminv WnpM nrr- Moonlleht and Music. KPO; News. KOO. KNX: Wnmrn riwn Nm wnnr. roia music, kjr; Evening Reveries. KOMO. FRENCH AVIATORS IN HOLLAND RAID ON STEEL WORKS NEW STEEL RECORD Washington. Jan. 9 (u.pj The War Production board re ported today that 1942 steel plate shipments set a new an. nual record of 11,809,938 net tons, annrnximatelv rinuhla loal piuuucuun. Crossword Puzzle Tn rVe aaawi . (Tht character tn thit terlal art Oopnlfhl Uu. Or Areata Boom, Xm PROBE DEATH OF Los Angeles, Jsn. 8 U.R) Aepuiy uistnct Attorney Rob ert Wheeler announced today he would conduct an all-out Inves tigation Into th rfutk .j c. - -- - - "..it ui oian- ley H. Bee be, 44, who succumbed assertedly as the result of a po- n,,eebe. cousin of Scientist Dr. n iiiura uecDe, died Dec. 30 fol- vgu" oca,hbe statement in which he claimed "a tall, heavy blond man" kicked him In the sTOmacn alter he was knocked to the floor at Central Jail, iht r7or?ner'J'topsy showed that Beebe had a nmii.r .n bladder. He had been booked iiiiuxicauon after being re moved from a street car at the ucai OI lne conductor. ISPAATZ IN CHARGE SCIENTISTS KIN AFRICA AIR FORCE Economy Advocate Would Abolish NYA Washington, Jan. 8 (UR) Chairman Harry F. Byrd, d' Va of the Joint congressional econ'l omy committee, charged Un that th. National YouTaoW .f "" hd T.81S tr.Tnin2m.u: SM wSuth ,U,e, wher- only Jra6fninVg0.UWerer'g',ered,or By5?v" Pommlttee hearing WliT D"tor AubrSy Williams w, testifying, cited ln,t n examp e of aovcrn. me"l crtravag.nc,. R. Nov., Jan. 9 0J.R) S,Wten C haired Jeanne -ZuL19' Sacramento, Cel., would-be bride, and marriage by Proxy to lay Tamres, U. S. air "vita warrant officer In Mrh Allied North lr,l . , quarters. Jan a mm ? Gen. Cart A .?J' ia..H.j , . k" wno sw-asilis-u rnrnrias Iiw.M I u . n oeen named commander in chief of the new rTA JLC ln Nor,n Africa. .,.?in- Dwlght D' Elsenhow er. allied commander ln North Africa, announced today that Spaatz heart. h. .i. ...... L" force comprising the eastern air w Z T?r Alr Marshal Sir wmiam Welsh- th. i . . A. ill u, ... uuus, Ma such un ts of the French air .. . . . . a may DC assicned in it Spaatz will continue as com mander In chief of American air forces ln the European thea ter of operations and nominal head of the .isht .i. which will be commanded by . ' i. -' taKer whlle Spaata Is ln North Africa. NOVELIST INDICTED IN SOLDIER'S DESERTION Miami, Fla., Jan. 9 U.R Ur sula Parrntt. nnv.llat 4 MMM writer, today was Indicted by a federal grand Jury on three counts Involving charges of aid ing a soldier to desert the United States Army. If convicted, the maximum penalty would total JS years Imprisonment snd in t..i ling 112,000. . LEFT BOLOGNA LOS Anffpla Jan D niM When police recovered a paclT 2Lf0.mpny truck ,,oln with thlh..0"! 0 mr,t' they ,ound h hijacker had removed all choice cuts n m.. ..j . .. 3.400 pound, oi bol0gr 10IOH lefsnlnn -sMaekSwf misl I Bum up aaTlflaba Msa sae Arahm Ifnr1larn ll-Bj mt af 14 Man oiekoaat l Donat ia rv.it 17-Top of tttM I -Vapor -Jew lab tow tTMUA trj-Tetraof Hf t4-WtM Point Kodal n lalJ atbltu IWImmerast In sratta iurswaj M-9d COTff U-Jompletil 14 Prohibit U Empty tpaet M-Wir rabidw iT-rifid Il-Baby rood M-Utrk alth tpotl tt-Unit or tieetriou -Thin Bword iT Perfom a-Pltcd 10-Par dowa' II -Met atlvo U-nlo4ftioa daft ANsvrm to PEKVIOUS PUZZLI salr1a 4 Cried Ilka foal -Sailor treelina lod IS Ooali 6 Plan hln H ObMrvtd DOWN 1 Captures t aiDlt thing Underworld i 1-Pnltrwui Prult -Ray of HM 10 0 8 (aland eaptartd by Japa 11- Oenn II Citver word II -Pant Umi 14- Taxi 35-Kaa S6-Nola J7 -Carbonated drink II Putoo M Wrttlni fluid 30-Poot-llka part 31 Pompoua ahow II -Mark with am ail apota 18 -Olrl talancl 38 Kind of havl 17-Ht-lrlM 38 flm ill pl 3B-B1bllcal i o eincert 41 Set up (oif ban 41 Enjoyment 44 Ruaatan btmp 48-Paradta ft Ooto'i caO ' ? 3 I4 I Is b p I Is b lio In 5 s r, 5 a 3 IT" Vio'lT w ?A - ll a m foe p rr so 5 . 9 55 London. Jan. 9 (U.R) Amer ican-built Vega Ventura B-34 1 -r.A s.A tUai I.AH mwA ivill I Lr. i 9 ioiucu tun uvm mm steel works at Ijmulden, Hol- Innrl 4nrnl -1 1 nilfln ft 11 ft ain. other heavy attack on German Industry ln the . Ruhr by the Royal Air Force last night "Bursts were seen in the fur naces and the coke ovens," an air ministry com. unique said. ft WioWol that finitfirM n mm ha iahttnt 1iV.nh ltlnt "J IiftiilHig - ab,-. k..vh., i-ugnt on i uerman rocae- 11.. 1 , inn. ... Ahh.,,111. . it L.u isvi imi nwwvTu.B, es corting tne oit, American Dorno- ers to noiiana. Th. . i- mlnlril-w aM th. Tjhting French pilots were fly ing Spitfire-9s. The British Press association's air corre snondent nointed out that this was the first mention of the CitiTiwAQ a notit anrl rrrrfr&A . model. Details of the new plane were not avauaoie. RAr mnsniiltn hnmhera nt. tacked targets in northern f . mr.A tl.lMl..m n.hll. fighter squadrons carried out of fensive sweeps over northern France, the air ministry re ported. HOUSE MEAT SALE AS FOOD RAPPED Fact St T.niila Til .Tan fll.R)- Men whn live nn hv and for horses spoke In unison to- nignt against norse meat on the dininff room tnhle. Hprlarint? that people who had developed an appetite lor man s most use ful servant" were downright un patriotic. Hard-booted dealers In this great horse and mule market. one ox ine largest in the world, emnhnsfzpri that tho hnre. 1. capable of more work per pound man any oiner aomesucaiea ani mal With th nnscihlA pviAnHnn of the mule, which is half horse anyway. such energy, they sug gested, is well wnrtVi nr.rt,lma for the war effort. They charged categorically that the rtrar-tiro nt e.llini hnw. meai is w unpatriotic, (2) un- neauniui, taj impractical, and vj uinumane. Heil For Hitler CottM Autoist $100 Court Fine Omaha, Jan. 0 (U.B It cost John A. Nelson, joreman at an nrrlnancei nlant. S100 and costs to "hell Hitler" in police court today. Nelson was arrested on a charge of running a stop sign, a $1 rap. As Court Bailiff Glenn Teal lnl.h4 hi. "h..r v. hear tr. " i-nf Aivnins i-mtrt rj.l. son arose from his seat on the mourners Dencn ana cnea, Hell, Hitler!" "What's that?" snanned Judge John W. Battin. "Hell. Hitlerl" repeated Nelson. "Contempt of court IIOO," said the judge. FRENCH GENERAL Four Dig in Crash Of Planes in Sky Tulare, Lai., Jan. 9 (U.R) The midair crash of two army iHlnlnri -.lar... '-nn. Dn.bj. field near here yesterday killed two civilian flight instructors and two army air cadets, Rankin field officials announced. GETS JAIL TERM London. Jan. 9 (U.R) Can. Jean De Lattre De Tssslgny. a French general accused of at tempting to hold a beach in Southern France so aa to aid an American invsilnn v.. lieved Imminent, was a at Lyon today to 10 years im prisonment for abandoning his post, radio Vichy reported. De Tasslenv wi trlerf hi. life by a secret Vichy state tri bunal. He was tempting to hold the beach at oeie, aouinern r ranee, on No vember 8, when he believed the American forces invading French North Africa aim wlri move into Franca against the Germans. It was charged that ha or ganized 200 French patriot troops to hold the beach until the Americana arrlveH Tn arf.li- tlon, there were Intimations that ne naa organized a secret group to aid the exnected Amarifair. i landing. I C? 7h!!i UasoBi Hstr Prof. UcNesI f I Ssssaasss. II. .. Professor Roy McNeal of Ask. t land. Henntw n- i 1 , v Masonic club of Camp held Friday night at Rer i Club No. 1. Th- JL?tr lowed a southern barbecue f .T 1 per served under supervising t Mr..CrUHopkta.fCS5i In hla talk Professor McNe.1 . mentioned several e. diers who. have stood fast : ing the army He particuUri, ; dwelt upon the career of G, ; Douglas MacArthur and ursi the soldiers present to uphold ' the fine principles which SJ famous general expected of men serving under him. The next meeting will be for enlisted Masons of the arm, . and will be Thursday, January 21, at Service Club No. l as 7:15 p. m. A buffet lunch will Masonic Club was organized . through the effort! of E I. Lenox anrl Wim.m ' . th. """p STRANGE AS IT SEEMS' byJOHNHlX PACKAGE RESTRICTIONS INTRODUCED BY W.P.B. Washineton. Jan. o mm The war nroductinn hnnr tnH. j . .. j piacea restrictions on the pack aging Of food, clnthtnff anA nth.. commodities sold in retail stores, and warned that consumers may have tn rarrv .nr.. . ducts home unpackaged." To save some 225,000 tons of cardboard and other pulp pro ducts,., the WPB eliminated dummy boxes and boxes used for packaging alcoholic beverages. CARVER RITES SIMPLE Tuskeeee. Ala .Tan o mm Brief and simple funeral serv ices, in keeping with the life he lived will be helri at 9.in today for Dr. George Washlng- .i v.o.vcr, me lormer slave who became one of America's Bieaiesi scientists. tSSi U V OF ANIMAL tffc zr' X(5ptv yfl I efiningi, A'lr'fV -1 ;- AA yT Z ON SUGAR IM IWf J:'. MA,'BEe, m awF" TV VfAlw m W X II a II X Sai WdrVKrS War Mother. - HELEN gAXTCC, TKOU6M tfpAlNo NO SOM OP MER OWN, WRITES 152 LETTERS EACH VMEEK. TO BOYS IN THE ERVICV? New York City... 'Set ABLAZE FROM BOfVB POORS TO REAR TURRET BV ACK.-ACK. Fifc6 IN A RAID ON BReAAEN A BRITISH Wr?LUN3TOr4 BOMBER PUT OUT THE FlRE BY MEANS OF A STEEP PIVE incr, wiih IKCUW rHV NAVIGATION 1 INSTRUMENTS USELESS THE Plane RETURNED SAFELY TO TS HOME BASE 1aQ- II u MnnC It - . IMJ kr t'mUw Fnuit Itrvihraw. fan. "1 tm. . u a. rL oc au ravu imnia, BLAZING BOMBER isjsh 1BnodoiThEisRm,chin- - iSafa: ,uan",r el UM w- "wran. Washington Corre.pond.nt-Rs.dy to'Tirli Edited by Drew Pearson and Bob All.o IF THAT'S 1 V usi iv u--,. V. -A. I I "tn. to VallsS rsatara imui. THE WORlflAT ITS WORST . ,-- vniLir lifBLE TO MOVE ' u"lno t La. I hl?elWc Bfjf- th5 tes.j ; maEfmy o.-iuutT-pRoy. y0MiTWINa-' oo' STUPp,'T ifwi LIXABWER-A Girl's Best Friend Is Her Uncle YOU SURE WILU IQLDIBHj' I omcc or thz. aRLwaurr or a M.v. AtvERTIKI(, ,.7 r , , By Al C.pp ' 0 Kf L--yBS tJt KyafL 1 1 1