MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1943
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Torfc glamour flri, decides U tola
the Warn, it's bad am to twa
younf men wha mat to many
her Dick Craig, aa aU friend
who has a Washington war jea,
and Pierre Dapre. a ncbUac
rranehman. However, aha an a
intention mi marrTinf satbar at
them, for aha hu lallaa in lava
with Harvey Becen, a alar
wright who hu become an Army
Brer in tha rem Conuuna.
When Harvey proposes, so pe-oia-kses
to wait for him an til altar
tha war. After ha goat awar, aha
goe to a Ware training center in ,
New England. Several waaka
later, when ha eomea back to
New York on leave, aha geto a
furlough In order to tea him.
Meanwhile, Pierre a) being
hounded by a troop af Nam
agent! who have threatened
harm to hit relative in Franoe
anient be maneuver Siuan Into
showing him thraagh her
father's war plant on Lang Is
land. However, she has no time
to giro to Pierre. On tha flrst
day of her fnrloagh, she and
Harvey form a foursome with an
other Wave and her fiance.
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CHAPTER XXIV "But they understood, didn't
P WAS close to six o'clock tn!!I''" ... , T, ,-, to
.... . In a way, yes. id inclined to
When the two couples Sep- think, however, that they consul
rated. ered my writing ambitions Just a
When Harvey and ' Susan tort 01 passing fancy. They say
were alone he asked. "Where t"' ou, 10 leVB me lhe 'am.
were aione, ne asitea, waere m x ma, ud uo mng lt B(ter
do we go from here? all." Harvey looked at Susan. "How
"Home," Susan told him. "I would you Uke living on a farm?"
thought we'd have a quiet din- "i d love it."
... -Hf n Mnthpr "Sure you wouldn't mind It?
.,, . .TV, .u Tfou woudn't find lt lonely?"
"Pine." said Harvey. "Only the ..It wouldn't be lonely' Susan
two of you are going out with me to nU ou were around."
iT!5"de1,.pUce m to' aeih Harvey pulled her hand through
Ikwhood. Okay? his arm. "I wonder what I've ever
"',2 "i d Bu- 00 done to deserve a girl like you."
arould Mother. , feel u,, , wty mboM TmL
ZS, ''k.M I mean I wonder what I've done to
-Of course she does. So doe make fts bring you into my
Dad. jjjre m
. T.'lTi aldJffT?i ",USt abwI, "if I dldnt think lt might make
They had dinner at a small tea
room just off Madison Avenue, top of the bis " '
-tl?,rW.rd.!1' .hinFnH 8usan laughed. "I'd much rather.
uJ&itoftS. muZi,. ' "m klsMd me on the mouth." '
they strolled up Fifth Avenue. And Harvey did.
It was late when they reached
.,3 .J? 60 4omoTOwT I Tryon Park. There, they went
f,77, . . Into the museum.
r "it'faffSd Wnally, Susan looked at the
Harvey dipped his urn about Japped ullmg me I ought to marr,
her as they climbed the stairs. -rh miT dnwn in Wnahinrt-rmt-"I
think." he said, "that 111 ran ZSF" aown Washington?
nnit.t. -n4 ... .n ,m,(,.il t.n.l.
They look upon me as a sort of son.
In fact, they brought ma up."
, j , j a .
m.J. them h.rrnV " wlu
tatt. tJ5 schedule,
U V. tTi . twl
mXw-ctakrth0
forTtoaveun'," together
took Susan In his arms and held
Ki ei
her dose.
"Until tomorrow, heart
mine." he said.
, "Until tomorrow,
T Tv,'DS,Si
trSrCnk:
-rn hirii rar. there." ha
ton her. "and take a short-haul
But well have sereral hours
"Wonderful.1' said Susan. "After
that well, perhaps I'd better not
TRAVELING SHOW
ON CARE OF TEETH
TO VISIT SCHOOLS
Elementary school children In
Jackson county will have op
portunity of seeing a colorful
visual educational show demon
strating the Importance of care
of the teeth and good nutrition.
The dental educational project
Is touring selected elementary
schools of the state.
Dr. A. F'ln Merkel, director
of the Jackson County Health
Unit, announces that the show
Is made available through the
dental division of the Oregon
State Board of Health and shown
In Jackson county through spon
sorship of the Jackson County
Public Health association.
The Jackson county schedule
is:
Oct. 28, Central Point, How
ard, Griffin Creek.
Oct. 20, Jacksonville, Oak
grove, Lone Pine.
. Nov. 1, Ashland, Teachers'
college, Lincoln and Washington
schools.
Nov. 3, St. Mary'i Academy
Phoenix and Talent.
Nov. 3, Gold Hill and Rogue
River.
Many smaller county schools
will be unable to have the pro
gram because of lack of facilities
and transportation problems.
The show comes direct from
Chicago where it ran last year.
Maurice Lenser. of the Good
Teeth Council, presents the
forty-minute program in an in
structlve and entertaining man
ner, and usei an entirely new
medium for impressing upon
children the importance of car
ing for the teeth.
"We are grateful to the local
SUSAN of
the WAVES
by ALLEN EPPES
hi
think about It, Have you gotten
any orders yet for your next trip?''
"Nothing definite. But I've an
Idea It will Be the Atlantic this Urns
maybe to London."
"One thing certain," said Susan,
"you are seeing tha world. What a
lot of stories you'U bo able to tall
your grandchildren I"
"Yes," said Harvey. "And now,
what shall wa do during the few
hours left before we take our train."
"Let's take a long bus ride," said
Susan. "It's a perfect day for It."
SOON afterward, they were rid
ing up filth Avenue on tha
upper deck of a bus.
"I wish," said Harvey, "that you
bad time to visit my aunt and
uncle with me."
"So do L" said Susan.
"They'd love you," Harvey went
on. "They have always been a bit
disappointed over not having any
children of their own. They'd be
tickled pink to have a daughter
Uke you."
"But they're fortunate they have
you." Susan said.
"I'm afraid I havent been much
comfort to them. Rushing off to
New York to set the world on fire,
instead of staying on their farm."
you conspicuous," Harvey said
.nu.. ;...
X OB.
Susan smiled. "Maybe it's partly
because of some gossip she's heard."
' nuuufc uicar
"Yes. Seems someone Mother
f - " M-l little
blonde dining together, and look-
LachT0hermUCh
'"' of' pleased about
.i . .? r Dunl
fond of Dick, but I hope he does
fall In love with someone else. I've
a sneaking idea oroplnaulty had
a lot to do with his thinking he
loved me that It was a sort of
Hit, habit." aakl
' M hrt
He ight Suxan's hand and heM
, , (To be eontmaefi
fictitious)
ssoce. isc sj aiuiiru nmutims o4
schools and civic organizations
helping us in our program of
control of dental disease," said
Dr. Floyd H. DeCamp, director
of the dental program for the
Oregon State Board of Health.
Dr. DeCamp also predicted that:
"A long range educational pro
gram for the public, based on
the importance of early dental
care for the young child and
good nutrition during the first
years of life, will do much to
reduce the prevalence of dental
disease, which Is one of the
major health problems of youth
and old age alike. The number
of draftees rejected for military
service in the first year of the
present war was alarmingly
high. Such an educational pro
gram as we have adopted In the
state should Improve conditions
In the years to come.
Talent Methodist
Rally Day Sunday
Talent, Oct. 27 Annual Ral
ly Day of the Talent Methodist
Sunday school will be held Sun
day, Oct. 31. Inspirational ting
ing and special accordion music
will be included on the program,
with children and adults partici
pating. Gifts will be given to the
youngest and oldest persons
present, and to tho largest Jam
ily present. Sunday school be
gins at 10:39, immediately fol
lowing the church service.
Biggest Potatoes
Sought for Idaho
Boise, Ida.. Oct. 27 (U.R) A
call for the "biggest Idaho pota
toes In existence" was put out
today by Gov. C. A. Bottolfsen
to pay off his debt to Gov
Dwlght Griswold of Nebraska,
Bottolfsen had accepted Grit
wold's wager of a pig against
Idaho potatoes Nebraska would
beat Idaho In the recent Third
War Loan drive. Idaho lost.
Closing time tor Classified ads I
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On the Radio Chains
tATIOMtl
Chain aft Jetloa aad whan) thsy
are aa the sUaii
Ata (stag) MX. PartUai;
KKX (HPS Bleat Ills, PortUua.
KUA (NBC-tUoa ) Mia
pakaaei BOO (NBC-Bias) lie.
aa Praneucei BOW (MiC-aad)
SM, rartlSBdl KJB (NBC-aloe)
1000. lasttlei BNB CBI) 1070.
Los AagelM) BOA (KBC-Bed) ISO
rMateri BOIN (CBS) 170, Port
laadl BOHO (NBC-Bed IU
SeatUei BPO (NBC-Bea) UO
aa rramiieat Kal. (CBS) Use
alt UM aty.
flaw I bow U rwt
Wellnenlsy
B:00 p. m. Voice of a Nation, XOA;
Terry and the Pirates, KOO, KEX.
KJB; Everybody's Inn. K6L News,
KPO, KOMO; personsUty Hour. KOW:
Beryl Wallaoe, XNX; Heatnman Con
cert. KOIN.
10 p nv Dr. Christian. KBlt Jack
Armstrong. KOO. KEX, KJB; Harry
w. Plannery. news. KNX, KOIN:
Theater Be porter, KOA: stories of
the Day, KOMO; Musical Journal.
KPO.
fl-00 p. m. Mayor of the Town.
KSL; Pitch Bandwagon, KOO, KEX.
KJB; Time to Smile with Eddie Can.
tor, KPO. KOA. KOW. KOMO; Win.
ner Take All, KOIN; Inglewood Park
Concert. KNX.
0:30 p. m. Mr. District Attorney.
KPO. KOA. KOW, KOMO; Jack Car
son Show, KNX, KSL, KOIN; Vic
tory Parade of Spotlight Bands, KOO.
KJB.
7:00 p. m. Kay Riser's program.
KPO. KOA, KOMO, KOW; Raymond
Oram Swing, KOO, KEX, KJB; a rest
Moments In Muslo. KSL, KNX. KOIN
7:30 p. tn. Crests Blanca Carnival,
KNX; Organ Reveries, KEX; Music In
the Air, KOO; Timber, KOIN; Bym
phonettes, KSL.
8:00 p. m. Boy Porter, news, KOO,
KEX, KJR; I Love a Mystery. KNX.
KSL, KOIN; Fred Waring In Victory
Tune Time, KPO, KOW, KOMO.
8:30 p m. Beat the Band. KPQ.
KOA. KOW; Dr. Christian, KNX.
KOIN: Battls f the Sexes, KOO.
KEX, KJR; Dramas Prom the Liv
ing Bible, KSL.
8:00 p. m Dance Orch., KOO.
KEX, KJR; Mr and Mrs. North, KPO,
KOMO, KOA; Everybody's Inn, KNX,
KOIN; Studio Klock. KOIN; Your
Hymns and Mine, KSL.
- 8:30 p. m. Scrsmby Amby, KPO.
KOW, KOMO: Mayor of the Town,
KNX; News, KSL, KEX, KJB. KOA;
Dance Orch, KOO; Northwest Neigh
bors. KOIN.
10:00 p.- m. Reporter News, KPO.
KOW, KOMO; News, KNX, KOA
KOIN: Muaia for Romance, KOO;
Covenant Home Huur, KJB; Master
works of Muslo, KSL:
10:80 n. m. Dance Orch.. KOIN:
National Radio Forum. KJB; H V
Kaltenbom. news, KOMO. KPO:
Broadway Band Wagon KEX; Nile
Club, KOO; Gardening for Popd
KOW; Suspense. KNX
11 p. m. Dance orcn., n-ru
KOW. KOIN: This Moving World,
KEX; News, KNX, KOMO, KOO; Folk
Muslo, KJR. .
Thursday
8:00 p. m. Maxwell House Coffee
Time. KOA: Terry and the Pirates
KOO, KJR, KEX: News, KPO, KOMO;
Personality Hour. KOW; Beryl Wal
lace, KNX; Stop. Look and Listen
KOIN; Musicals, KBL. -
8:30 s. m. Death Valley Days,
KSL; Aldrlch Family, KOA; Jack Arm
strong. KOO, KEX, KJR; Harry W
nannery, news, iuha. n.iMn; my
Foster, KOW: Stories of the Dsy.
KOMO: Musical Journsl, KPO.
0:00 n. m. Major Bowea' Amateur
Hour. KNX. KSL KOIN: Kraft Mu
sic Hall, KPO, KOA. KOW. KOMO.
6:30 p. m. Arkansas Traveler, KPO.
KOMO. KOA, KOW: Victory Parade of
spotlight Bands, KOO, KEX, kjr:
Dinah Shore, KNX, KSL, KOIN.
7:00 p. m. Raymond Oram swing.
news. KOO, KJR, KEX; Abbott and
CosteUo, KPO. KOA; The First Line.
KNX, KSL, KOIN.
7:80 p m. Red Ryder, KOO. KEX.
KJB; March of Time, KPO, KOA
KOW, KOMO: Wallace Sterling, KNX;
A Victory Oorsage, KBL.
a wo p. m. Free warms in victory
Tune Time. KPO, KOA. KOW, KOMO;
Roy Porter, news. KOO, KEX, KJR;
I Love a Mystery. KNX. KSL, KOIN
:so p. m. Deatn valley Days,
KNX, KOIN: Oertrude Lawrence's
Ouest Rouse, KOO, KEX, KJB; Mas
well House Coffee Time, KPO, KCTW.
KOMO: News. KSL.
8:00 p. m. The Roma Show. KNX;
News, KSL: Wings to Victory, KOO.
KKJt; Aidncn Family KPO. sow
KOMO: Air Raid Wardens' Program
KJR; For Tou, KOIN.
8-30 d. m. These Are Americana.
knx sueay queen, kpo. KOW.
KOMO; News, KSL, KEX, KJR, KOA;
Mayor of the Town, KOIN.
io w p. m. K oorter News. KPO.
KOW, KOMO: America's Town Meet
ing of the Air. KJR, KEX; News. KNX,
koa. koin: Muslo for Romance.
KOO: Mssterworks of Muslo. KSL.
10:30 p. m. Dance Orch.. KOIN
KOW, KOMO: Nlte club, KOO; Songs
Overseas. KNX: Sweetheart Bwlux
Time. kpo.
11:00 n. ra. Orxan muslo. KOW:
This Moving World. KEX, KJR: Dance
orcn.. koin: News. - KOO. KNX.
KOMO.
Granseville. Ida.. Oct. 27-
(U.R) Cecil Casper, 42-year-old
Caldwell hunter who had been
missing since October 16, was
found dead late yesterday less
than half a mile from where his
party had camped at the head
of Gedney Creek. Death was
due to a bullet wound.
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By J. Hugh Pruett
Astronomer, General Exten
sion, University of Oregon.
"Many a night I saw the
Pleiads
Rising through the mellow
shade,
Glitter like swarm of
fireflies
Tangled in a silver braid."
As the last of an Indian sum
mer twilight fades into the Oc
tober night, there faintly glows
over the eastern horizon a tiny
luminous cloud. A distant mys
tery surrounds this nebulous
patch of light. Closer attention
shows it to be a compact cluster
of little stars, arranged in the
form of a very small dipper.
Known to the most ancient
writers, this group, the Pleiades
(Plee-ya-deez), has been an In
spiration through aU ages. An
ancient Hebrew writer asked,
"Canst thou bind the sweet in
fluence of the Pleiades . . . T
Wrote Milton, "Dawn and the
Pleiades before him danced
shedding sweet influence."
Sisters In Mythology '
References to these stars are
found in the writings of the an
cient Greeks, Romans, Chinese,
and Hindus. In mythology the
Pleiades were seven sisters. Ju
piter changed them Into doves
and allowed them to fly away to
the heavens where they have
since remained. .
When looked at indirectly the
Pleiades give far more light
than can be accounted for by
the few naked-eye stars making
up the group. The explanation
Is clear when only slight optical
aid is employed. These brighter
stars are seen entangled among
numerous fainter ones, many
Just below unaided-eye visibil
ity. Field glasses even opera
glasses give very charming
views of this beautiful group.
When just high enough to clear
the horizon-haze, they truly be
come a "twinkling starry host,''
unexcelled by any other group
In the sky.
Soma Sea Seven
Good eyes can often detect
seven Pleiades, yet only six are
seen by most observers. It is
said that so excellent was the
vision of Professor William Pick
ering of Harvard that he could
count 13. Dr. Lowell of Flag
staff said he could see 16. It will
be recalled that these two as
tronomers announced seeing fin
er telescopic details on the sur
face of Mars than is possible
through the eyes of most tele
scope users.
The Pleiades is a group of
stars, actually as they seem to
be in the same general locality
out in the depths of space, and
are not simply lined up from
our point of observation. Lick
observatory assigns them a dis
tance ao great that the light
which reaches us from them
tonight started on its almost in
conceivably long journey 800
years ago.
Dust and Gas Hasa
Long-time photographic ex
posures on the Pleiades show
some of the brighter stars so en
gulfed In nebulosity' that they
become lost in this haze. It is
now thought that this is dust
and gas in the neighborhood of
the stars which in itself is non
luminous. Spectroscopic analv
sis shows it Is lighted by the
neighboring stars.
Rather early In the evening
look for the shining sisters some
what north of east. Each sue
ceeding night they rise four min
utes earlier.
PRIVATE KILLED ON
MANEUVER AREA RANGE
Fourth Corps Headquarters,
Oregon Maneuver Area, Oct 27
(U.R) Pvt John L. Boyd. 19.
of Dequincy, La., was accident
ally killed Saturday when struck
by a bullet on the transition fir
ing range, officers said today.
Boya was a member of an engi
neer training battalion.
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Lisbon, Oct 27 (U.R) Ger
man forces in Rome are trying
to put pressure on the Vatican
to help arrange .a negotiated
peace that would circumvent the
Anglo-American demand for un
conditional surrender and spare
Axis leaders from punishment
for their war crimes, a well-in
formed neutral source said to
day.
The German envoy to the Vat
ican, this source said, broached
the subject at a recent visit with
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Further Gas Cuts
"Up to Motorists"
Sacramento, Oct. 27 (U.R)
Gilbert McNeil, district mileage
rationing representative of the
Office of Price Administration,
said today it was "up to the
motorists" whether there would
be further cuts in gasoline cou
pon value in the near future.
He said that since a 30 per
cent reduction in the west coast
gas quota Oct 11 many motorists
have been prompted by rumors
of further cuts to make runs on
gasoline stations.
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at Laplanders
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