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PAGE TEN jil I III inn '330t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1943 SUSAN OF THE OAVES' by ALLEN EPPES Kill I . i 1 -!,,. ,,,..,.,,.. t .f ,WMMM 0 Hull, Molotov, Eden Meet leu Ealubiaaa, New Terk ftaasoar S'rL tolls la lewe wtik Harrey Btcntra flrer. Wbea Im prapoata. she premises t srait far him ntU U end of the rar. Una dccMca to Jon Um Waaca ad, Atrr Hum f aes asrat . sfce f aes to m Wan traiainc center ia New Enclane. Another at aer Han la Pierre Dapre, s rUht kn Freaehmaji, Ha ss betna threatened hy a tramp al Nasi acenu ana bapa to aae hlai to set tniermaUon about a Lane Uiaad rar plant earned by aaaaar's father, They vara him thai, art less ba cooperates, harm will eama to his retatlTea fat France. Their leader, Carl Cooper, araera him to find pat alien 8asaa la cominf bama aa f arloot h aad to tet her to show him thrsaca tba plant. However, 8oaaa makes aa attempt to let a farloscb an til aba hears from Haner that be la earning back to New Terk aa leave. Then, she aad her friend, Looiaa Larsea, apply for far loaf hs tot-ether, for Leaiae. too, ta anxioaa to fa to New Terk to pee her fiance, a Coast Caards aiaa named Pete. When Susan bad shown fatal to aa upstairs room, she came down to the kitchen sad baaed beraeif wltb eggs. The gray-haired butler hovered over ber anxiously. It you mis a Hule milk with them, laiaa Susan," ha said. tt11 make them banter." "Ota. Randolph, please go sway I" Sosan said good natoredly. "1 want Mr. Rogers to eat eggs that I fixed all by myself." The butler reluctantly departed. When Hanrey appeared. Susan said. "We're going to be domestic at an fit-out and eat to the kitch en. Do you mind?" "Gosh. no. honey." Rarrey said. 1 used to lore eating In the kitch en when I was a kid." DRESENTLT eTerything was ta readiness, and they aat down. "It's a perfect picture of domes ticity." said Harvey. "And I lore It," Susan said. "So do L When the war l orer. I nope the girl I marry will be willing to eat In the kitchen often. Susan smiled. "She's willing that la. if I'm the girl you're think ing shout." "You are. As If there could be nw aK -I Ar.M I i . T L. A 8 SOON aa Harvey landed haven't got a lot of dates foTyour n at La Guardla Field, be furlough." rushed to a telephone and hJ2JtT't- JI'Lf?" kaSm rm. u. th. r.torivrnnk rm.w hom but my parent and you. I called the Enterbrook rest- didn un PltrI.ei mj pmch dence. friend, though be wrote to ask "Hello!" he said. "Could I apeak when TA have a furlough. Poor o Miss Susan Esterbrook?" - Pierre it's a shabby way to treat "This Is she." him." "Buwn! So you managed the fur- "I'm sorry tor him." said Harvey, town I Boy. are the gods good to "But also grateful that I can hay Be!" you to myself." "Where are you?" Susan de- "Oh I" said Susan, tianded, her voice filled with ex- "What's the matter? Born your. ritement. tongue?" "Out at the airport, but m be "No. I Just remembered that I here you are as soon as a taxi can do have another date. But you're get me there. We'll go somewhere pert of it. It's a foursome." Susan for lunch." told him about Louise and Pete. "WeTl eat lunch right here at the one came oown with me and CHAPTER XXI bouse." said Susan. "Our cook la now operating a drill and both maids have got welding Jobs, but wen manage. Like scrambled tggs?" "Love 'emr where do you think we're going?" "American Canteen?" "No. the flea circus." "The what?" "You know, one of those slde show places on Forty-second -pine that's about an I can pre- Street.? said Susan. "All my Ufa pare." I've wanted to go. and so has ' 'Bye, aarung,- saia narvey. j. u uouue. oo you ana rete are ta be there 'toot tweet' A short time later. Harvey was leaping up the steps to the Ester brook home. He reached out to touch the bell, but the door opened -and there was Susan, Neither of them spoke. Harvey take us.1 "Okay." agreed Harvey. "So long as the fleas mind their own busi ness." "More eggs?" "Thanks." said Harvey. When Susan bent to serve him. folded Susan close to him and he drew her down and kissed her. kissed her. Then he held her off and looked at her. "Gosh, you took sweet," "Even in a uniform?" "Even in a uniform." "It doesn't take away from my womanliness?" "Adds to It, sweetheart." CUSAH led him to the stairs. "Come on. and IH show you shortly, where you can wash op and get "Not ready to eat." "I like scrambled eggs not too wen done." said Harvey teastngly. "YouH eat 'em the way I scram ble them," said Susan, 'em One thing at a time, mister.' Susan .protested. "Oo yon want a kiss or the eggs?" "Both." said Harvey. AT ABOUT that time, Pierre Dupre was entering his hotel. In the lobby. Carl Cooper stopped htm. I want to talk to you." Carl said now." said Pierre. Tm busy." "You're not to busy to see me." Carl said. Pierre looked about. There were 'and like a number of people In the place. He hated scenes, and he knew from "Sure I win. Where is your Carl's tone that there would be one mother?" "Working at Red Cross head quarters." -And your father?" "In Washington at the moment." Sosan said. "War business. HeTt be sorry to miss you." "TO miss seeing him, too," Har- if he didn't manage things properly. "Very well," he said, "come oo up to my room." "That's better," said Carl. (To be eonttnuedt (The character! Hi this serial art HcttUou$ On the Radio Chains stations i Casta aft tot Ion aad where thrj are oo ttoa dials tkkUL (MM) IZ3t, Portland, atx (Ml" Moe turn, porttaod aua (MMOtuoa mi lio patens: lun (NBC-Woe) SIS. Sao rraa-Mea; SUW (. Had! SZS, rartlanat tU (NUC-Hluel lee, erattia; fcx (chsi im U softies; K OA (rKC-Ktd) SM Denver? Klb ; no. Port wndi homo (M;ki) tse Seattlei aro 4HC-Mrd am so rramiTos aL (CBS) USO Salt Late City. 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KNX: Mualo for Romance, KOO: Vagabond, KJR: Maatarworks of Miiulo, KHL. 10:30 p. m. Dance Orch KrX, KOIN: if. V. Kaltenborn, news. KOMO, KPO: Broadway Bandwagon. KKX; Nile Cluo, KOO; Oardening lor rood, KOW. 11:00 p. m. ThU Movlns World. KKX; Charles lrcra, KOW; Dance Orcri KOIN: Newa, KOMO, KOO, KX; Polk Mualo, KJR. HARRY BRIDGES SCENTS REACTIONARY COALITION Fri-nno, Cal Oct. 23 (U.T; A conlitlon of ronctlonory forces In the United Stains rnakr-a this country tho one Un!(d Notion In which the war r.nd the peace could be lout, lurry BridKcs, Cnllfornla CIO director, said torlny. Hpenklnx at the sixth annutil convrnt'.in of the California CIO council, tha lnbor Innder said reactionary groups wcro "deter mined that Fascism must nut take tho country, but only be retired with the kind of tem porary, defeat tlint wilt lenvo Its powers Intact to mnko future trouble and wars." Use Mall Tribune Waul Ada. (Amuf RadioTcUphto) One of the "big" meetings of the war Is the get-together of envoys ol the United States, Great Britain and Russia in Moscow, as pictured here. At top are Soviet Foreign Commissar V. M. Molotov, left, and our Secre tary of State Hull. At bottom are Britain's Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. left, and Molotov. Can This Be a ':n'" Workout? 'aam. ST. I mi i i ' aa. - ... fcK' Mas fright) and Buddy riser find leave In Hollywood i.,,t. ...s, to say the least, as they lake a before-breakfast workout with lovely Dalares Maran, film starlet. The Baer brothers are scheduled to aaaka series ot exhibition and bond rally sppearances Ihrouznoat tba United 8 tales. De Mariqny Wife Maps Strategy ' V t! Detroit NaYtl Amory Boasts Kisexa Pieces Valiei1 at $3C3,CC0 Detroit (UJO In the Detroit naval reserve armory sailors are being taught the arts of war amidst a galaxy of art objects such as probably no other ar mory in the nation possesses.' - The building, set on the lip of the Detroit river, contains 250 feet of mural paintings, three staircases, 12 doors and two sets of archways, hand-carved into masterpieces of beauty. All told, these musmrm nimt are valued at an estimated $200, 000 to $300,000 by Capt. Rich ard T. Brodhead. who reeentlv retired from active naval duty. . The captain, who reorganized the naval reserve in Michigan, still has charge of all state ar mories. He decided years ago to -doll up" the Detroit armory and took advantage of the state WPA art project to do so. . Over a period of years the WPA furnished the manpower while Captain Brodhead ar ranged for the materials. The state artists painted the murals in a variety of colors and moods. but with the same theme pre dominant ine navy. The profusion of wood carv ings are the work of John Ta baczuk, a 66-year-old Austrian- born artist. Although the art project has gone' the way of all WPA, old John still occupies a small work shop where his steady bands contrive masterpieces in what is rapidly becoming a lost art. . MTJBDEH T1UAL SET St Helens, Ore., Oct. 23. U. Robert F. Myers, crime fan youth who confessed killing two STRANGE AS IT -SEEMS by JOHN HIX J9LTM CM T pACrC COAST..... H HAS asrLCcretior elderly people to obtain a eo, wui so on trial murder Jan. 17, just a after his seventeenth bn mom. rthda,. 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BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH Snuff y's Sad Pay-Dars tActne lelrpltntoi Nancv DcMariitr.tr. wife of Count Alfred deMarlgTiy now Pit trial at Nas sau, Bahamas, for the murder of his fathcr-ln-law. Sir Harry Oakes, 1 shown planning defense strategy for her nusDano. wun rwymona u. flclilndler, New York private detective. TREES FOR CHRISTMAS Krlc, Pa. U.R Among the nation's bluest buyers' of Canadlnn-Rrown Christmas trees, this city's residents have been advised to obtain their . 1043 greens from Erlo county wood lands and even then many ONE THINC AND ANOTHER tea Q . Ml it 40IN!D3TUDYHSfcT rouMTAIM MH FoR FA TMIH. ALSO FIMPJ A NEW AVTPMAIIb rbN&lL rib PUTS PEM DOWN AMP TRIES OUT PENCIL TO iit HOW IT WORKS HASN'T SEEN AROUND OEF0RE TFrJT5C? DR5AWEft?5io (raer .But rxf.stoMS ON HIS LITTLE POCKBT rLiHLioHT hb nnj SEEN MISalNCf ' 1 a. Ball rrilCDAI laTlsXD ItsfHaaT VJtki IT DAY H6 WAWED 40T Of THE .mill n mn mm,, , ' . - - - W U5N0WCST PS I VIPNSc SOi'U. 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Ma a- n I THE NEBBS Quick Recovery. , v By HESS I mS NICE OP YOUWOWTTA1XN 1 1 AlKfT INTERESTED WE KNOW Wf R-'NT SWS THAT fCAR I EMMA.6E CABEFULJ WHOS N oy FOLKS IO 1L IHO SIUUIU " in THHDUBH W11H MOW TUU CL DemiwaiViKirwiitmiu TUUVt DttN ILL.J OlLTS flNtVCK f- 0 CAU. ANOOAEERISO R0CKNEY FLINT ) THE MCMES fOR 'ATTER THEY ATCPNCWW WvID ) POR' SEVERAL VpELT BETTER (' '7 .. , ME UP" .ASKED M6 TO V OOD r--CHAN6EO THE JVfOOR GLAMOUR SCENES WIUJ DMS iki MV LIPE .' , -(V! MES5ASI ) pS 0F"B0X- U- - - . i homes may be without this Yule tide decoration because of tree shortaKea and wartime labor and transportation restrictions, which In Canada have wiped out the Christmas tree cutting and ship-1 ping Industry. . , Das Mall Tribune Wans Ads. Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS 8ISt0VE$ HE WAS nut-1 LIN6 ntl LETTER U0TH- f 0 HAD ME6UN TO AUNT SvlSAN ANP LOOKS FOR AN ERASER. TO Fl IT I
