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if PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1943 Obit. Just before Susan Erterbrook. New Vork slamour girl. Joins tna Wave and goe to a New Eng land training center, she beeomea Informally engaged to Harrej Bogera. Armjr flyer. At the train Ing center abe makes Irlendi with Louise Lanen. a girl wno en caged to a Coast Guardsman named Pete. Another of Smani aultort la Pierre Dapre, a Fight ing Frenchman. Be baa been threatened by a group ' N"J agent Carl Cooper. Ms Mend Hermann, and a woman known aa Madame Lecouvreur who nave told him that, unless be tela Susan to show him through her fatber'a Long Island war plant, barm will come to bla relatles In France. Unknown to Pierre, the agenta plan to haw him wreck the factory with eiploslves Inserted In fountain pens. Ho bas agreed to ask 8osan to take him to the factory when she cornea home, but he's secretly scheming to trap the Nails. One evening, shortly before Susan Is due borne on leave, be has a mys terious rendeavous with another man at a French-relief shop where he is a volunteer worker. The man tells him to pretend to go along with the Nails until be can learn more about their plans, promising him that action will be taken at the right time. Susan of THE IVAVES ku ALLEN most hospitable most hospitable Indeed." "Frenchmen." said Pierre, "art born that way." Carl watched him nil two glaseea. He waited until Pierre took several sips before he sampled hi own glass. He found the wine all that Pierre said it was. Then he sat down In a low chair. Be was tired. He had been under strain. Those from whom he and Hermann and Madame took their orders were growing more and more Impatient. PWAPTER XXIX Wren the man who had come to the French-relief shop to confer with Pierre had left, Pierre went back to bis selling .Job. But he did not remain long. There was so much to think about, so much to plan. He said good night to the other workers and started homeward. As he walked, a sadness took hold of him, for he had received upset ting news a few days before. After finally getting his papers straight- ened out so that he could don a uniform, his dreams of fighting to help free his country had been shattered. He had been rejected because of a heart murmur. "But what Is a murmuring heart?" he had asked the doctor. "It means that your heart acts tro a bit doesn't beat with normal regularity," the doe tor had ex plained. "Should that keep a man from fighting for his country?" "Yes. Bo long aa a man with a heart murmur doesn't do anything too strenuous, there's no reason why he shouldn't ilve to a ripe old age. but no extra exertion. He would be a detriment rather than an asset to the armed forces." . Bo now, here he was with a heart that would not let nun carry a gun. He felt out of things dis couraged. REACHING his hotel, he was crossing the lobby when he heard Carl Cooper call his name. He turned slowly. It was getting to be a regular occurrence having Carl turn up. "Nice weather we're having," said Carl, for the benefit of those nearby. "Yes," said Pierre. "Spring Is bare." "Shan we to up?" Carl asked. ra .11 mrann " said Pierre. "I have some very fine old wine which I shall share with vou." Carl gave him a quick look, obvi ously surprised by his affability. Bluff. That's what It was, Carl told himself. The Frenchman was only trying to hide his fear by appearing to be utterly unafraid. Yes, It was bluff and nothing else. When they reached Pierre's room, Pierre nodded toward a decanter. "Some old wine I discovered m an out-of-the-way bar. Mellow heartwarming." "I see," said Cart. He himself felt a slight qualm of fear. He would not, he decided, touch the wine until Pierre had tasted It. "You are Ton have been well?" said Pierre, setting down his glass and lighting a cigarette. "I have," said Carl. "And you? 1 gather you are still thinking of the very pleasant visit to Miss Ester brook?" "The visit will always be some thing to remember," said Pierre. "1 am amazed, however, at the man ner to which you manage to keep up with my activities. Clever, very clever" Carl sat up. "Compliments are unnecessary. I suppose you have seen the evening papers." "Yes." said Pierre. "Have you seen what Is said about Miss EsterorooK? "Indeed I have. Miss Esterbrook is one who frequently gets Into print." "Do you know the exact date of her return?" "T An nnl "Does she not write to you?" "She does." "Does she not write you of het plans?" "She mentions them only casu ally." "She Is to show you the factory yes?" "She will gladly do so." "What day?" "That I cannot say. We Shan visit the factory on the day most convenient to Miss Esterbrook." "Good!" said Carl, preparing to leave. "Meanwhile, you will be under close watch." T understand," said Pierre. "And to himself he said: "So will you. my fine fellow I" A PEW day later. Susan cams home. She was now Ensign Esterbrook. smart, trim, and love lier than ever. She and Louise ar rived to New York together. "Anything In particular to say Miss Esterbrook?" asked a reporter cornering her at the station. "Ensign Esterbrook. If JOS please," said Susan, and smiled "No. nothing to report." "How does it seem to be wearing a uniform Instead of the exclusive models of a debutante?" "uraadrts a uniform at: thfl mo ment," said Susan, "strikes me al being more Important than wear ing the regalia of a deb." "You don't miss all the fluffy ruffles?" "I never went In for nuffy-ruf fles," said Susan. "Now, If you'll let me go, my parents are waiting foi """One more question," said the reporter. "About your pay as an ensign. Nothing but peanuts, isn't It. compared to your former spend ing money?" "That." said Susan, "Is a very personal question. However, If you must know. I live on my pay. and 1 also buy oonas. inousanas m uura She pushed through the crowd waiting about the train gate. Louise at her side. . "There they are!" she cried. "Mother and Dadl" , "Lucky you," said Louise, "hay lng parents to meet you." "Oh I" said Susan. "What's the matter? See a ghost?" , , 'It's Harveyl" said Susan. "Look!" Louise looked, and gasped. "And Petel" (To be continued IThe characters In this serial ore fletltloHji icopr. UO. tor aramtrcr rubiuhlos Oo4 On the Radio Chains itiiionii Chain afi lailoa aod where lht are oa lb dial! ftLsi (MIM) list. rwtlaoS akk NP' biu una. Purtuod SUl (NIIC-Hlue MHSl 1410 Spokane: KUO (NBC-Blue) SIS. San rranrtseo; tuw tr-.iO-Reai Sto. Portlandi k.B (NUC'-Uluel looo. aratties KNX (L'US) iu7 Us angrnai ao pbc-mi aw IMnrru CHS S7Q. Port landi HOMO NBflll) s SMItlsl KrO (NUC-Hrd) eso San rram ivoi aSL (CHS) use Salt UM City. Tiros Ihawa Is PWT Tuesday a., rnnm BTAT., TBTT1 15 kjR: p.- """ idt. kpo BOA, KOW. 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Lfanco urea., ' ' " vm rfflH. Th Mnvlna World KEX:' New.. KNX. KOMO, KGO; Pols MUSIC, KJR. Wloatnn. T.Blc. Me (U.R) A bear ate several blueberry pies baked Dy tne momer oi ivywr old Jack Williams, Jr., and the kr.u nrvnpH with a sliottfun went after the truer, jacx Daggca the bear with a single snot. -a t a, aalittta oVlloK alnntf Wtth thA Here 8 ft typical tcenr in uw . - "ntlro proVlncs ol Bengsl. India, U sxperlcnclng IU worst lamina to Sredlcanient. Although Intense elforta to end th. famln. ara behig pr"-. .. : '....... j.-.u tn i. win rt.ilv in Ca cutta alone. Photo b HZcl"ttoWW CanccUar. .or War riaur. Uao, kwbi received at the Jackson County library in Oc tober include: Fiction Bassett, Anchorage; Beals, Dawn Over the Amazon; Beebe, n,', Rarlv Light: Corbet'.. I Golden Grain; Daniels, Muller I Hill; Forbes, Mama's Bank Ac count; Fuller, The snining irau; Idell, Centennial Summer; Kan tor, Happy Land; Marquand, So Little Time; Marshall, The Great Smith. Nathan. 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