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Newspaper Page Text1 PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 10 H ttit aa M ARGOT 111611 7 NEVILLE puu. kr uaiut raatar arsOMM. tea. Clarlr Uodd. wealthy middle- breakdown and ard widow who Urea In Sjdnej, Australia, keep ber hour fllliHl with it, Indolent young people. Her nephew and nlree, leltx and Joyce llurke, live with her. Eileen Footer and Ienle DcM-hamn r hoake furata. Frequent rii II on Include Hill and Brenda Wheatley, brother and iler; and their friend Michael Kan ton, who i attracted to Joyce. IM-nlae ha denima on Felix and I Jel mil when he falU in love with Klleen, a aweet (irl quite differ ent (ram Uie rent of the ray crowd. Then, one ntiht, Clarice dies from an overdone of aleeplitf tablet. When her eccentric maid. 1-tn. inalal that ahe had only one tablet In her poaaeaaion that night, Intpector Ororan of the police invextiitatea and leama, among other thing, that Felix had a violent quarrel with hi aunt. Then. Joyce ha an unex plained fit of hytterir and, that night, an intruder enter Eileen' room but - before ahe can discover who It I. The next morning. Grot;5 lestlon the Wheatlcy and Mlc.iacL Brenda tell of talking to Clarice In her room late on the night of her death. Then. Michael reveals that he went In to ee ber shortly after Brenda did. CHAPTER XIX ha had come iiraight over out, wheu he'd ar rived. Joyce wouldn't see mm. Now, a he entered Uie Iroiu hall, lie saw Kileen coming down Uie sutlrs. the had slept late alter ncr ter rifying experience of Uie nig lit and had risen only a short while oefore. Ax yet. she hadn't had a cnance to tell any one what had nappeued. and she didn't Know wheUu-r all was going to. AU she knew at Uie moment was Uial she wanted to get away from Uie house lor a while to gel away from lis de pressing atmosphere. Micliael came forward to meet her. "flow's Joyce Uus moaning? be asked. "She UU asleep." "Are you going out?" he asked, noticing that she carried her purse. "Just up to Uie shops.' "Can 1 come along? I want M get some flowers fox Joyce.' "Certainly." As they left Uie house and went down Uie drive. Eileen wondered whether to tell Michael about lh night. She decided not to. Donl speak of it now. site thought get away from It- WHEN they reached the shopping street, Uiey separated. Michaea' going into a flower shop, and Eileec into a drug store. She wanted somt tooth powder. The drug store wasn Uie one f ROQAN looked at Michael ordinarily patronised by Uie Rock O ,kv. i... nrf vr waler household. When Eileen . I w I -I . ,w 'with Interest. "Did Dodd caU you Into her room for powder. Uie druggist tried to sell any special reason, or just to her a new product, but she turnec say good night?" i' down. "She asked me to get her a 10 0,8 . j I in used to. she said, drink, Michael replied. -VitlU I just thought you might "And you got her one?" like to try Uus oUier. There's al- "Yri I went into the dining room, ways something new coming onu where every one was having drinks, the market, you know," Uie drug. and said. Hey, give us one for gist said chattily. He pointed u Clarice.' " another preparation on Uie counter "What was It?" For Instance, have you ever trice "Whiskey and tonic." Uus for headaches?" "Did she drink It, Mr. Rawson, - don't get headaches." s&k while you were with her?" Eileen. "No. She said, TU have It after "You're lucky. If you ever do. yoc rm In bed.' so I put it down on her should try this. It's an excellent bedside table, I had a few more formula. Of course. It's perfectly words with her. then left her." - harmless no soporific in it- II "When you went Into the dining there were. I wouldn't be allowed room to get the drink, who was to sell it without a DrescnDtion." there?" Eileen wasn't ai teres ted. But said 1 KOW: Gospel Michael hesitated. "Well . . . al- Idiv. -t iuddow neonlr do come : Winehell. KPO. most every one. Felix and Miss sometimes and try to get sleeping Burke and Mis Deschamps and medicine without a prescription." Miss Foster and Brenda and Bill -oh, yes often," said Uie drug here. They were all there," gist. "Only bast week, a girl canu Grogan put his next question m and tried to buy a Seconal." quite casually. At the word "Seconal." Eileenl "And who poured out the drink hand, which had been fiddling wilt for Mrs. Dodd?" odds and ends on the counter, sud- He saw a look flash between the denly became still. three young people. There was an -Really?" she said, trying tt Instant ol silence. speak casually. "You'd think she'e Then. Michael said. "That I nave known better. But perhaps, really cant remember." He turned she was Just ignorant." to the other. "Can you. Bill? -Oh. no she wasn't that type. Brenda?" beautiful cultured girl. She waj They shook their heads. driving a big cream-colored Bent- Grogan turned to Brenda. "Miss fj -Wheatley you say tha t you and K1n cau(tht her breatn. one o) u,i.V. ' ".. ' the cars at Rockwater ru a big On the Radio Chains STATION! Chain afMllaltnn mil oner lhe are mi Itie dial: ktlt: MH lortllid M IMII' Mine) HIM, IMftlailil. Mil (Mll-llllie Mils) kkne; MIU t MHMHiiel KKl vn Hani-lM-n; Kll MIH-Nrll JO. PiirtLuul: KJK (Mll-lllun luoa, ealtle: KX (Ills) lii la ,mrle: kilt IMU'-Knll u llenters KOIN l'UM Klo. "" iail: kiiuil !IH-KI a-w Seattle; M'O (MIC-Ketll " tan tramlwi; kM tflla) U. Mil Lake Clly. Time gtiown U r t aumlay 5.00 p m Charlie McCarthy. KPO. KOA. KOW, KOMO; tlrxailway Danii box. KKU Chriatlaia tvience, KKX, Qvutvl Clinic, aJK. Bill Hay, KNX S SO p. m Orw Man rwmlly KPO. KOA, KOW, KOMOi Hrro ol itw Week, KOO; William Wlnr mn, KMX. KSU KOIN; Symphonic Swing. KKX; Sunday Afternoon Con cert. KJK. i iX) p m Walter Winehell, nr, KOO. KKX. KJK; Manhattan Mem-Oo-Koumt. KPO, KOA. KOW. KOMI): Rutin Kcadera Digeat. KNX. KU KOIN. 6.30 p. m. American Album M Familiar Music. K1HJ. KOA. KOW. KOMO; Btar Theatar. KNX, KSU KOIN. 7K3 p. m. Hour of Charm. KPO. KOA. KOMO. KOW: Retlon Revua. 'KOO. KCX. KJK. Tka It or Ua lit. KtfL. KNX. KOIN. 7:30 p. m. Adventure of tha Thlu Uau. KNX. KOIN. KSl.: Bob CruabJ j Co, KK). KOA. KOMO. KOW 8 00 p. m Crim Doctor. KNX. KOIN: Boy Porwr. ow. KOO. KEV i KJK; T?. Or Ollileraleeva. KH) ! KOA. KOMO: Wm. Hanliman 4; ru- iter Cope. KSL. 8 30 p. m. Standard Hour. KPO. IKOW. KOMO: Quia KUU. KOO, KKt. !KJR: Calling America. KNX. KOIN. I Treasure Trails ot Melody. KOA. S 00 p m Keepaakea. KOO, KKX. . KJK: Eleanor King. Beauty (ai . KNX: New. KOA: W Work for I W1SCO. KOIN; String Enacaioie IKSL. 9 30 p. m Dane Orch., KJK KEX: Francli CraK Orvh . KOW; ' Point Sublime. KMX. KOIN. KSL; Sing With Your favorite Band. KOO; Eve Witness NVwa. KOA: Thta Is Your World. .KOMO: Who Danclot! Tonuht. KPO. 10 no p m. Reporter Newt, KPO. KOMO, KOW; University Eiplorer. KOO. KKX; News. KOA. KOIN KMX: National Vesper. KJR; Sunday Evening on Tempi Square. KSL 1OS0 p. m LWnca Orch. KNX. KOIN: Pa.-Ulc Story. KOA: tjillel Hour. KEX: Most Honored Music. Hour. KJR; Walter KOIN: Talephon Hour. KPO, KOW KOMO: News, KOA, Soldier ot III Preoa. KSU 30 p m -vol tvp. KNX, KOIN: Hawthorn House. KPO. KOMO KOW; New. KSU KKX, KJR, KOA. Dnaoe Orch, KOO 10 oo p tn Reporter News. KPO KOW, KOMO: Ten OVIovk Wit KNX, KOIN. Music lor Itomance KOO; News, KOA. Vagabonds, KJK Masirrwork of Music. KSU 10 30 . m Oanca Orch, KNX. KOIN; II V. Kallenlxitn. newt KOMO. KPO: ftroadwav ttandwaavHl. KKX; Nit Club, KOO; Oaruetilng Kir rvd. KOW. 11 t p. m ThU Moving World. KKX; Charle Invert, KOW; Dane Orch. KOIN: Swt. KOO. KOMO: fVIk Music, KJR, Alted rrankeivstem. KPO. 1 1 00 p m. Dance Orch, KPO. KOW. KOIN: Nw. KMX. KOO. Melodic Tunes, KEX; Treasury Star Parace. KJR. BO siraignt nomer rream-eolored Bentlev! "Oh. yes, of course, I was utterly -.,,. h. ,hr.,ihi Monday S 00 p. m. Vol Pop. KSL: Terry Tse Pirates. KOO. KJR. KE. H V Kaltenoorn. KOA: Newt. KPO KOMO: Golden Oate Quartet. KOW 5 30 p m Harry W. naiinery new. KNX. KOIM. Vol: ol Piro ttonc. KPO. KOA. KOW. KOM'i Jack Armstrong. KOO. KEX. KJH; Home Worksoop ol the World. KSL 8 00 p m Radio Theater. KNX KSU KOIN; Ta.ephone Hour KOA: Ere Alotl. KPO. KOW. KOMO Musle by Bring. KEX. KJR. Newt KOO t 30 p m Or. I. Q . KPO. KOA KOMO. KOW: Spotlight Bands. KOO KJK KEX. 1 00 p m. Contented Hour. KPO KOA. KOW. KOMO: Screen Oull-I Plav. KNX. KSU KOIN. 7 30 p m. Yankee Oood! Qutr lagged out after dancing all eve- rung. wanted "And you went home, too. Mr. didnt try ai." said Raw.sonJ the dnureist. "But I wouldn't havt n ,h.k been surprised if she had. Yoc KOO. KJR: information Please, kpo The Inspector rose. "Wen. thank , ,h DientT ol KOA. KOW. KOMO: Biondie, KN x you that's all now. I needn't keep Sr .rod. Se wai K?L. KOUN: Johnny Harreii. aon.. y " '"8"n ..,,,,, wearing a beautiful necklace." Brenda sprang up ugntiy. we u i.w.,- be around if you want us. Well be 3 w" " ue' on the veranda having tea." "Heavy gold mesh and links. Vers unusual, iuu cumujj b ncip uuw TJTHEN ane and the two young " W men reached the veranda, they Denise! Denise owned a necklace found Denise Just pouring the tea. like that! Eileen felt suddenly cold. Felix. Or. Nugent and Max Burst So Denise bad come into this store were with her. ' Brenda and Bill last week and tried to buv some ol threw themselves into chairs. the very drug that killed Clarice. .. However. Michael, teeing that. Eileen wasnt there, went in search iTo be continued) ot her. for he wanted to ask her (The character! tn thit serial org about Joyce. She had rung him up fictitious) the night before about Joyce's cope. no. a? Arcadia Bouse. la I KEX 8:00 p m. Pred Waring In Victory Tune Time. KfO. KOA. KOW. KOM.i. Roy Porter, nen. KOO. KJR, KEX 1 Love A Myitery. KNX. KSU KOIN 8 15 p m Raymond Oram Swiu; KOO. KEX. KJR. ' 8:30 p m. Cavalcade ol America KPO. KOA. KOW. KOMO. CounUi Spy. KOO: Oay Nineties Revue. KNX. KSU KOIN: Oreater Washington Hour. KJR. :00 p m. Dance Orch, KOO. KJR. KEX: t Was There. KNi. RESCUED FLIERS Washington, Dec. 4. (UPJ Four Injured naval filer who wandert-d 30 day In enemy ter ritory survived their tirdonl bo cmi5i the Japanese unwittitiKly supplied them with food and medicine, the navy disclosed to night. For 18 days after their plane was forced down for luck of fuel, the fliers drifted helplessly on a rubber raft at the mercy of treacherous currents. Then, when they finally mndo a land ing, on a Jnpane.e-held south Pacific island, they had to wander U days more throuiih swampy Juncles before they were rescued. Providentially, they cume upon a beached and apparently nbundoned Jnpnc.e lunding bar-;. Aboard It they found food and medicine. FREE MM London, Dec. 4 OJ.R) The radio station of Juno.tlnv parti san forces today announced for mation of a free Jugoslav su preme legislative council and source close to the exile govern ment of young Kins Peter changed the "Communistic In spired partisans" were scheming to keep the allies from letting liberated peoples chose their otvn government. The radio also for the first time in the knowledge of Lon don listeners, gave the full name of the shadowy Gen. Tito, parti san leader, as Joslp Broi-Tlto. It announced a provisional nation al government had been formed with Ivan Ribar as resident and Broztito as a marshal and minis ter of defense. ANTIPODES LABOR SHY San Francisco. Dec. 4 (U.R) Sir Walter Layton, chairman of the board of the London New Chronicle, said today" an acute manpower shortage in Australia and New Zealand has forced conscription of men for civil construction Jobs. OLD-FASHIONED REVIVAL CksrM L lT. D-eecu-01 Hrn sod Cat! e-eseain KMEO SuncUil J 00 t. U Cemisooui Irtrmrliaewl Coieei Btosdcasi WIFE BOTH GIVEN PI John S. Boyden told the Judge that the children were now in Short Creek, Ariz., "where the cult is in full swing." BIRTHS Salt Lake City, Dec. 4 U.R) Climaxing the government's first attempt in recent years to prose cute Utah polygamists, John Zcnr. 37, half-blind auto me- i cnanic, toaay was sentenced to l five years in the penitentiary and his 34-year-old wife, Lola, to two years in a women's reformitory for ' violating the Mann act. . Their son, Frank, 17, was re leased on condition he join the army. The trio was charged with transporting blqnde, 15-year-old Irene Wilson across the Utah Nevada state line "for purposes of debauchery" atter the girl and the elder Zenz were "mar- j ried" in a special ceremony peculiar to the powerful, po lygamous religious cult of which the family was a member. A second count that of vio lating the Lindberg kidnap act was dropped after a Jury last week failed to reach a decision. Asked by Federal District Judge Tillmann D. Johnson if she had anything to say before sentence was passed, Mrs. Zenz No. 1 said: "This Is my religion and I bel!evo in it with all my heart." "e eer Zenz said: "I only 1 it on the grounds of rell . ' "'.-.inf! lie would be sepa '. 'ro"i his two younger l. Zenz bro'ce down be Ic court, sobbing: "We love ot'r kids more than n ,,"' '- In f-o tve'd." i...i.:.it Di.'trk't Attorney KIMBRELL To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 539 West Tenth street, Medford, Dec. 2, a boy, six pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. HALL To Mr. and Mrs. El mer, Rt. 1, Medford, Dec. 4, a boy, 7V4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. ODEN To Mr. and Mrs. V. S., Trail, Ore., Dec. 3, a girl, 7 'A pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. 0a Mall Tribune Want A1- A half hour of story, drama and -music with CARLTON KADELL Matta of Ceremonies CARL HOFF and Am fVe Mutic Pretertted by UNITED AIR LINES ECO IN Q3ai2jiDt3H!SE)o(EEr cmsEEEaaDci PIERRE MONTEUX :Vi CONDUCTINO THE SAN FRANCISCO It Jl SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA M j , t LEE SWEETLAND ill U tMITONI, OMIT SOLOIST l rn i THE WORLD AT ITS WORST Br CLUYAS WILUAMS ... Miiilll , fOfl frit SHADOWS CT "Ml SftlRWAV. TrtE VOilNfiER MEMBERS Of THE TAMILY.WHO HNE BEErl ' PROMISED SOME ICE CREftM IF WERE'S ANY lEFf, OBSERVE friE 6liESt BEIH6 VERSUftDEP To TAKE friE LAST HELPIM6 IUMS HAWAII CONTRACT 10 GERMAN EYED BY TRUMAN I.o Angelea, Dec. 4 iUB1 Federal Inve.itlgutors tuiilght uluwnncd millionaire contrac tor ilait Wllhclm Kohl and the Southern California Telephone company In preparation for n house military affair hearing into Kolil actlvttte a con- truetlon engineer of Pearl Har bor fortification. Sprcliil Invenlliinliir John II. Welner iiIiumiih'iI Uie llerinnii burn Hulil to Im uceut at lh Wnsliliigttin lu'iiiinin on Decem ber 15. Hulil win tti'cuted befiire a lote IcKiilutlve committee on un American arlivllle lhl uprlnil of trnlfiiilnnu with Wiirm-r I'lnck, Niiii ugeiil who Inter relurnod In fierniMiiy. He de nied the cliurKe, 'We linve not only iili'iincd Hulil," Welner aiild. "but huve ul no ordered llio Southern Cull fornlu i'rli'lione enhiimuy lo produce II record of telephone i-onvi-rsnllciim hrlween Hulil and Col. TlieiKlure Wymiiii Jr.. army engineer In chargo of IVarl llnr bor ron.itfiicliiiiii'' The nliile leglnlutivn roinmll tee, rliulritianiifd by Sen. JiieK Tenliey, clinrgrvl t'olunel Wy STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN MX trm'i'.oi.vv-j cViif l'. 'TY TWICe, T.ifV iosr 4r nrcc ro .rata Far Tha "Val" mail ami Until were "very friend ly" when tlie-ronlrai'l were lei, anil Uial Hulil wa ait alien tier limit l llio linn'. tloveriimeiil regiilatlnii" pre vent alien from olilnliiinu nr i-oulini-t. Hulil lieeama a nulu rnllreil Aiuerlrait In IIMI, !' t lut ti two iiituilli before IVurl Harbor. BLOOOlESTYEAR TO SEE VICTORY WMnliliititon. IM. 4 (U P) The I'lllled Stale next week Mart II third and predictably hloodleat year ot war with every expectation of winning derialve Vit'lllt'li't in, . .. ' Y (11,1,1 '" ''' '' I' Ui,; J' fl'l-'ll)' l.l.iu;;, ,1 ,"0Whil'hr iiiilliui now i i . '. lb ' "IB Willi l(, II llim I'nlnn ever tniin lug early ( biiill.d r rom Uie fi ''"l'l'. bi'it I. in i i -..t.r'Vi " If. Ha. ml ii, "VlT IK. -. ' Tllr.iluy will . n. . " "Kta V.T.....V -,r , ,:y, ttlr d .r .I,,,,,,, S rml...,,!,-. w,,lillh 'JWkk III At Hume Mi.. .. Ilrlt, m.ii,i , llv ,,.. 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