Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 29, 1943, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT j-a. si Mr. er Susan Eitcrbreok, New Tee fbunoiu firl. Joins the Wtn and goes to m New Enf land trainlnc center. She U in love with Harej Bof era. Army flier, and has prom teed to wait lor him until the end f the war. Pierre Dupre, a Fifht- - lot Frenchman, la another of her suitors. He has been threatened by a croup of Nad steals Carl Cooper, bis friend Hermann, and a woman known as Madame Le eouvreur who nava told him (hat, if ha doesn't get Susan la show him thrown her father's war plant on Lone Island, harm will come to his relatives in France. When Susan comes home on furlouih. Carl tries to make Pierre arranie for the trip to the factory, but Susan has no time ta sire Pierre, for Harrer Is In New k'ork on leave. However, ah promises to see Pierre on her nest furlough. Unknown to Pierre, the Nails are planning to five him several fountain pens loaded with an explosive, to be placed in the machinery at the factor. Mean while, they are keeping him shad- . awed. CHAPTER XXVI PIERRE was painfully con- . -V.-.i - scions 01 mo im vuat us was being shadowed most of tha tim. However, he had worked out an idea. . . ..... ne auewpericcuywisu wiai.it "But I cannot go on," said Pierre. people who were after him unless -Let's sit here," said Susan, seat b. iS. tag herUlf bSdeTmca?!cove7ed ZiZZ .r4...,.7Z where they could do no harm. So fSTSSi! Eft "h rnadtengFrehw H10".1? P?. " "coheUed to dotoi inelroMaing;iuiaajoyuayap.an iwiiou in a could notify the proper authorities at ine ngnt uma. Beouwauc, ue wa um vj aa Busan and was not sailed to wait until she had another rarlousn. He decided to go up to New England to see her. Just seeing her would cheer turn give him courage to go on ?!n,J!1J4 Pro,Dleln )?neA. ... . v He did not let her know that he was coming. Instead, he waited tmtll he reached the little town near the Wave training school, then phoned her from the Inn. . "SA. fi11 hear that he wm there Fortu- nately, she was entitled to soma n 'X ?2 sTSrJ; IS -Yi5??-? hf?!i.KSu?KS of the ton. he took both har hands tohlf- to a,,-iVi, vn-rf.m.Mi wft JSSt.MtSS.SJSSi Phi?. UJv!m2L irhMZP ffh"n to SlS'Si.?!,," I have to spend wlthyou? . Tk.. ? -"vt "ST" itSJ.L. caresem, fingers of spring. ' "Lets spend the ttoe out to the open," he replied. "Alter months in the city, lt will be wonderful to be a-'hlevdar. 8un . po you ride a blcyeler Susan , . ta , .. J18" long ago to France. -! Another chap and myself took a snimmaii Mrnt.lnn I hat. fswaiv " They say nding a bike." Bustn remarked, "Is like swimming it's something you never forget." She ?rT?rnZ ".STm 22; SnjrnS iPS.S.!1, Ever7one btn ueuvuKm. rax? iwnm alona tnmttMr. breathing deeply of the air, which had a delightful balmlness In It. They found bicycles to their liking, and were soon peddling wwara tne outskirts 01 tns village. There's a road," said Busan. On the Radio Chains STAllONSl - Chain afr Jatlon and where the) are on the dtalt B ALB (MBS) USl, rortlaad, KISX Nrt Uluet 1180, rortleiMl. hU (NHU-Hlue MBS) 1510 Spokane! KUO (Nllt'-Blut) SIS. San mnrlico; IUW 0,10-Kd) etu, Port Una 1 KJH (NBO-Blue) 1000, Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1010 UM Antrim ROA (NBC-Reo) S60 IKnmi HOIK (CBS) till, fort land 1 HOMO (NHC-Rrd) 090 Sealtlei KPO (NBC-Hrd) SSO San rranurni RSL (CBS) USO Salt Ule City. Time Shown Is tWT - rnoay S:0O p. m. Kate Smith Hour, KSL: Terry and the Plratea. KOO, KEJt KJIi; Cities Service CoDoert, KOA: Kew. KPO. KOMO; Tha Psraonallty Hour, KOW; Beryl Walace, KNJ. Flrvalde Harmonica, KOIN. 6:30 p. m -Harry W. Plannary news, KNX. KOIN; Your All-Time Hit Parade, KOA; Jack Arnntrona KOO, KJR, KEX: Day PMter, KOW; BtorlM ol the 'Ml, KOMO; Right 00 the Beat, KPO. S:00 p. m. Hollywood Bhowcaae. KNX; Walts Time. KPO, KOA, KOMO, KOW; Newa. KOO, KOIN; Hollywood rhoatcr, K8U 8:90 p. m That BrtwBter Boy KNX. KSU KOIN; Victory Parade ot Spotlight Banda, KOO, KEX, KJH, people Are Funny, KPO, KOA, KOW KOMO. 7:00 p. m. Opirry Moore-Jimmy Durante, KNX, KSU KOIK1 Newa Analvat, KOO, KEX; Amos 'n' Anoy KPO KOA. KOW, KOMO. Plan Plnd- 7:S0 p. m. BUI atern'a Bnorta Newareel. KPO, KOA, KOMO KOW Btaia Door Canteen, KNX. KOIN K8L: Freedom Speaks. KEX; Spell lor Dough. KOO; Ohrla Ollaon. KJH 8.-O0 p m. Fred Waring In Victory Tuna Time. KPO, KOA, KOMO; 1 love a Myitery, KNX, KSL. KOIN: Roy Porter, newa. KOO, KEX. KJR 8:30 p. m. Your All -Time Hit Parade. KPO. KOW. KOMO; Play 9oue. KNX. KBL, KOIN; Oang Bum tri, KOO, KEX, KJH: InlUted Menl Muitlc Program, KOA. S:oo p. m. Furlough Pun, KPO KOMO, KOW; Meet Your Navy, KJH, ICKX: Kate Smith Hour, KNX, KOIK; News, KOA; Dance Orch, KOO; tporu, KdU :S0 p. m. Danrh Orch, Kao. COW: Newa. KSU KEX, KJR. KOA. Highlight Hour, KOMOj HaUjwooQ shjsapj of the IVAVES by ALLEN EPPES J?. "that leads up to a sort of lookout. From up there we can look out over the New England landscape. And it's a view worm seeing.' "I love the country," said Pierre. That s why I hold to my dream.' "What dream Is that?" Susan asked. "The one in which you and I lira in a villa and "Let's not talk about that now,' Susan said. "But. Susan dearest, I want to talk about ic- "It will do no good. Pierre. Be cause I can't be a part of that dream It s Impossible. "Busanl" "I'll tell you why when we come to that lookout I told you about, aid isan. She began peddling faster and faster. Pierre had a hard time keep leg up with her.-wnd was somewhat breathless when they reached the lookout He dismounted, and stood their bikes against a tree. "Beautiful," he said. "And what memories it brings back to mel "Of France?" asked Susan. "Yes." Pierre shook his head slowly. "And now all that lovely country l remember is war scarred." Bulan 1bM her han(1 on hla "Try to forget all that for a while." she said gently. "Let's live just today, with no thought of the past. or the future. rock. She leaned back and looked ,)n lntn tu- .kv gnnn leaves win wm.be singing and buUdln. plem) turned ul looked ,t her -Now. tell me why you cannot be a oart of my dream." "Because, Pierre my dear." Su M said. "I love someone else. I Dlan marr- him." "The man down in Washington?" -No. Pierre. He's an Army flyer." -youTl marry him right away?" -n0- 8usan- -He's on duty somewhere, and in a few weeks "hen I get my commission. I shall & a navaj base work. Tne daUl of our marriage is as remote M M daM o( war'a JJJv" luo uuw " u "WILL you come to New York for Wither furlough?" -perhana" 'And shall I see you then for a "old your heart?" -perhap5M Busan brightened. "I teU you what I'U do, Pierre, m take you out to Dad's factory. You can go through that, and chat with men who are helping to free our xmit ,rom the Invaders!" pler "Bht his breath, but ntd nothmg. "You do want to see the factory. oon't you. Pierre?" Susan asked. when he was so long silent. "What?" he said. "Oh. the too tore. Of course . . ." n lt, settled Susan, .en t t down to New York 111 wLl e' u 10 New Yorlc 111 brt he expert- a ,lnklng fMllng. "8na" we getting back now?" B asked. "I mustn't overstay mv lihertv " mu" . . " Pierre got their bicycles. Re held them with one hand, and drew 7. 1.1 ..v. ...' .... a n ,, treasure every second spent with you'dearist." he 11. his voice shaky. "And I wish you aU the happiness ta the world." Thank you. Pierre." Susan said, And she pulled his face down and M"dmm- ' . . iT o continued) (Tfn characters m this serial or ' ncmiouss lOopr. lux bj arunrcj rubiuhins 004 10:00 p. m. Reporter Newa, KPO. KOW, KOMO; News, KNX KOA, KOIN; Dance Time, KJR; Mualo tor Romance, KOO: Maaterworka of Mu ale, KSL. 10:30 p. m. Dance Oroh, KNX KOIN; H. V. Kaltenborn, newa. KOMO, Kro; Eye Witness News, KEX Kite Olub, KOO: Gardening (or Pood, kuw; u os pel Hour, kjk. ii:w p. m. una Moving worii. KOO, KEX; Dance Orch., KOW; News, KNX, KOMO, KOO: Folk Mu alo, KJR. Saturday 5:00 p. m. Hollywood Rouse, KOW; Dance Orch.. KSL, KOIN. KEX: Neva kpo, KOMO: Walts Tims, KOO: Our Bute at war, KJR; Record Perform anoe, KNX: Mualo by Shrednlk, KOA a:ao p, m. Leo and Ken, kpo: Harry Plannery, news, KNX; msiooiss, KOA: Old Chlsholm Trail, KOIN; 810- rlea of the Day, KOMO; Lift Pretend, KSL. 6:00 p. m. Vovir Hit Parade, KSL: A)ka-8eltzer National Barn Dance, KPO, KOA. KOW, KOMO: Boston Symphony Orch.. KOO, KEX. KJR 6:30 p. m, Victory Parade of Spot light Bands. KOO, KEX. KJR: Can YOU Top Tills? KPO, KOW, KOMO: Spare and Waves nroaram. KOIN; Popular Muslo, KNX. 7:00 p. m. John W Vandercook. newa, KOO, KEX; Million Dollar Band. KPO, KOA. KOW, KOMO; Tha Chlldrrn'a Hour, KJR, 7:80 p m. Red Ryder. KOO. KEX. KJR: Orand Ola Opry. KPO. KOA. KOW. KOMO: Heathman Concert. KOIN'. 8:00 p. m. Rot Porter, news, KOO, KEX, KJR; Thanks to the Yanka. KNX. KSL. KOIN; Truth w Conse quences. KPO, KOA, KOMO. KOW B:30 p. m. Leon Henderson, newa. KOO, KJR, KKX; Able'a Irish Roea, KPO, KOA. KOW. KOMO; Inner Sanctum Mystery. KNX, KSL. KOIN 0 00 p. m. Cowboy Hit Parade. KOO, KEX; Newa KOA. KOMO, KOW: Your Hit Parade, KNX, KOIN: World Within Reach, KJR; Robert Passnn, KPO. 0:30 p. m. Army Service pYircea Present, KOO: Adventure House. KOW, KOMO; Newa. KEX. KJR, KOA; HIU of Yesterday, KPO. 10:00 p. m Bridge to Dreamland, KEX, KJR; News. KPO, KOMO, KOW; Nlte Club, KOO. 10 S0 p. m. Dance Orch, KOA. KOW, KOMO. KNX, KSL. KOIN: Quiet Hour, KEX; Sweetheart Swing Time, KPO. UM p. m. This Moving World, KOO, KEX; Dance Orch.. KOW, KOIN: Merry-Oo-Round, KNX: News, KOMO. MEDFORD MAIL PLANIODISIILL L. Scott Refuses Approval of Scheme to Acquire Over 30,000 Bbls. Whiskey. By Jerry Hannifin (United Press Correspondent) Salem, Ore., Oct. 29. (U.PJ State Treasurer Leslie M. Scott. who is out of town, has been accused of chilling a proposal oy trie state Liquor commission to buy up distillery stock in order to provide whiskey for Oregon s thirsty and money for the old age pension. The commission was supposed to have arranged the acquisition of more than 30,000 barrels of whiskey, provided the state of Oregon bought the capital stock of the Waterfil-Frazier distillery in Kentucky, together with Its stock of whiskey. Would Aid Company Direct sale of the liquor to Oregon would have Increased the company's Income tax rate Into the 80 per cent bracket. However, if the company sold its capital stock to Oregon giv ing it ownership of the liquor the deal would be assessed only I 23 per cent capital gains tax. The scheme provided a third party who had agreed to take over the capital stock, leaving the state in possession of the liquor. The deal would have involved approximately $4,500, 000. But Scott refused his official approval of a necessary Liquor commission voucher or his signa. ture on a warrant of that size. To begin with, there isn't that much money in the liquor fund. Scott asked the attorney gen eral's opinion and was advised the proposed deal was not pro hibited by the state's constitu tion. However, the state constitu tion reads: "The state shall not subscribe to or be interested In the stock of any company, as sociation or corporation." Open To Challenge Therefore, a citizen might bring proceedings challenging the cashing of a warrant for purchase of a corporation's capi tal stock. And it's a certainty one will do so If the proposed deal were closed. Meanwhile, the distillery's representatives have taken their proposal to Olympla, where it is being offered the state of Washington. Former Governor Walter M. Pierce's legal residence is in Union county, and it's there the ex-congressman will cast his bal lot in the primaries next spring, as he has maintained his resi dence in northeastern Oregon for more than half a century. Closing time (or Sunday Too Late to OlaaaKy. 6:30 Saturday alternoon wneaae rememoer. - "Swing Shift Maisy' Coming - ' 'l 1 : V 11 : Hi f " MvT: 'v HAP HOPPER. Washington Correspondent Lucky Breakl Edited ' t OHEW PEARSON $L J .. Ann Sothern and James Craig, wood way. The film starts a tt-t ABNER-Orssisr r.ni, H.ih w v.i. -SHT ya J ' are paired In "Swing Shift thr-e-v hnwin. r th. rn, L"' ABNER Greater Faith Hath No Yokum , . Malsie" latest and funniest home lan Sunday, ; f au pibnT have th' TEN ) J ITSTTliiii I 'J I I i ' front story to com, from Holly. UZSLIftSMH rSSS.W' '- 0 . U SUBURBAN HEIGHTS tv clutas wrtuAM, $iS&38"" SETsfJ Bt1- 9 neVH lyl ' (VN THE NEBBS Lett Is Right . rI aaaasallajjllLaa I flTl I L 4&T iTOslKSUrS TMF. iCXA. RE. TUE Ml MISS " PLEASED! n i taws: rfcjcra 1 r , By HESS fit PR06RW fOMMitTtt CffHJ Cll'SAvTRt W1eNH K "H H0USS tRt 1WEV WIRE NKTIN6 WHfN.W 1MV fiwn0-i 450 HCMe,tHV Wret ItRWiEP A MM SPRAWlED 0M 1VE tCKH ANP rfWAi SOME IffflE 11 ME RfFf-w -frttv VTfnnm nxn TtRlTf. SfcFPlNfc 6V Tc9 H WfT.W tM WwK OS Trif TORCH STEP 16 wwr rax wactiK6 n bsxak tP, p 6we socnd asieep TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. InRialtoHit Headed by vivacious, popular little Mary Lee, the cast of "No body's Darling starting Sunday at the Rialto brings a sparkling hit to head a full, two- featured program. The other film, "Petti- coot Larceny" furnishes plenty of fast, songful fun to the double bill. T GIVEN BY GREEN A report on the newly com pleted day room for servicemen at Camp Mott, near Dunsmuir, Calif., has been submitted to the Siskiyou Camp and Hospi tal Service council of the Red Cross by G. R. Green, Medford chairman of the dayroom and sunroom committee of the coun cil. The room ' was dedicated I recently with Mr. Green and Frank B. Gray, field director of the Red Cross for this area, in attendance and speaking dur ing the dedication ceremonies. Mr. Green stated that contri butions of money and material were secured from business con cerns and individuals in Duns muir, Mt. Shasta and Weed and that the room was finished knotty pine and furniture made by the men of the camp in stalled. The room also has a service bar and is equipped witn game tables, bookcases and magazine racks. What's Doing at U. S. O.'s West Main USO Donuts "as good as mother used to make" will be featured at Main street USO club tonight ana Saturday, 7 to 8 p. m. in celebration of National Donut week, according to Adjutant t.nas. R.. (ox, director. senior nostesses will serve the donuts and Mrs. Oscar Pet. erson will be in charge of cook ing. A donut dunking contest will take place during the party Saturday evening. vesper services will be held at 4:30 p. m. Sunday. The Rev. Harry Hansen of the Pres byterian church will lead in prayer and Mrs. Mary Brown will sing a sacred solo, after which the group will join with her In singing hymns. Adjutant Cox appeals for the townspeople to join in observance ot the sacred hour. It is hoped that it OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1943 may be made a regular feature on the Sunday program. Riverside USO There'll be a spooky time at the Riverside USO on Hal lowe'en, Saturday. The party committee is headed by Mrs. Eudora Bohner, assisted by Mrs. O. M. Floyd, Mrs. A. E. Brock way, Mrs. Leonard Carpenter and Mrs. A. O. Eden. In keeping with the activities, junior hos tesses will wear sport clothes. Pre-party games will be fea tured, including apples and doughnuts on' strings, beaning Jack-O-Lanterns, and diving for fortunes. The "Ghost Walk" will lead all party-goers into the auditorium for the games. Fol lowing games, there will be dancing to the strains of a six piece orchestra. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX MPS! VJe Vw)t' tlf' Jr" Bierf un i.inisi iv Juuus CAe5Af?... "Villi!- . tav rmiV-i BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH Enemy Landing! '. 1 1 1 1 1 JOmSaiBassstA 1 BLONDIE Over-Dressedl . o.. ntim vnimn VDU HAVE JUST THREE f 1 I ralmSf I 1 ' SMWUTESTOaiCHr- I I JSPrIT?JV ' II JS. pZi c. . -A J PMV PAJAMAS I I GIRL SCOUT PRESIDENT IS SALT LAKE WOMAN Cleveland. Oct. 2f -flJ-PJ Mrs. Alan H. Means, Salt Lake City, Utah, today was reelected president of the National Coun cil of Girl Scouts at the group s annual convention here. Mrs. Harvey S. Mudd, Beverly Hills, Cal., was elected honorary vice-president, FREIGHT3 CRASH Sacramento, Oct. 29 U.R) Tracks of the Western Pacific railroad near Halls Flat in Las sen county were expected to be cleared today of wreckage of a freight train which crashed into a string of flat cars, offi cials said. One freight crew member was killed in the acci dent yesterday. ' VT. 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