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1 I i i PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1943. - r i I' f !''! II I I: J i f J i 1 wen fK?1 . to VIU4 Mnt SraSleele. IM . Clarice Dodd, wealthy mlddle ued widow who lives In Sydney. Australia, keeps her house filled with far, Indolent roans people. Her nephew and niece, Felix and Jovce Burke, lire with her. Be sides two house guests, Eileen Foster and Denlse Deschamps, various others are constantly in and out. teniae has designs on Felix and Is Jealous when be falls In lore with Eileen, a sweet sirl quite different front the rest , of the fay crowd. Then, one night, Clarice dies from an overdose of sleeping tablets. It's apparently suicide, for her will is found on her dressing table, along with a valuable ruby brooch labeled "For Denlse. However her ec centric maid, Lena, insists that ahe had only one sleeping tablet In her possession that night. When the police Investigate, Joyce casta suspicion on Denlse by claiming that Clarios had no Intention of leaving the brooch to Denlse, but that Denlse coveted H because ber father gave It to - Clarice. Then, Joyce has an un ' explained fit of hysterics. The next morning. Eileen accidental ly learns from a druggist that a girl answering Denlse's descrip tion recently tried to buy some of the drug that killed Clarice, Eileen de'eldes to ask Denlse about this and goes to her room to see her. , CHAPTER XXI rv response to Eileen's knock, Denlse called, "Yes? Who la It?" "It's Eileen. May I come In?" "Yes, come In." Denlse was sitting at her Uttered dressing table rubbing perfumed oil Into her face and neck and shoul ders. She met Eileen's eyes In the mirror. "What Is It?" "There's something I want to say to you, Denlse. It's not fright fully easy , . . but I really feel I ought to." "Then it's bound to be something unpleasant. All right, get on. I can take It," Denlse said. She went on pounding the oil Into one plump shoulder, but her eyes never left Eileen's in the mir ror. "I was up the s ',eet at the drug tore Just now not Cobb's, but the other man near the flower shop," Eileen said. "We were talking about' people trying to get drugs without prescriptions and he happened to mention that one day last week a girl came In and tried to buy some Seconal." "Boms Seconal?" "Yes. And and " Eileen floun dered. "And he described you, Den lse." Denlse sat suddenly still. "How did he describe me?" "He said the girl was driving a big cream-colored Bentley and wearing a very striking necklace of gold mesh and links." Instinctively, they both dropped their eyes to the necklace which was lying on the dressing table. 'I'HEN Denlse suddenly laughed. 1 For the first time, she turned around from the mirror and faced Eileen, "I'm so glad. Eileen, to be able to set your mind at rest about me. I didn't go Into that drug store. It must have been Joyce." "Joyce?" "Yes. I was rather doubtful about the clasp of my necklace. I thought the spring was getting a bit weak, Joyce was going In to lunch at Mom's one day last week and I asked bar to run Into Hardy 1 and COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Licenses August John Rogus and Gloria Ann Bleschke. Bertrue Moore - TUley and Marjorle Voget. Dal lis H. Zimmerlee and Iona Mae Edmondson. Paul E. Strauch and Rita M. Schwiderskl. Capt. Philip E. Thompson and Janet Lucille Hurd. Lawrence E. .Bradley and Leonella A. Woodworth. Louis Heyman and Rhoda Karp. John T. Glass and Helen Vio la Fields. Toivo A. Helberg and Eliza beth Schmidt. Richard Oscar Sternltzke and Mildred Leola Sldera. Divorces Filed Leah Ruth Roberts vs. Fred Roberts. Lillian Heflln Reeder vs. Victor Reeder. Bernlce Keil vs. Herman Kell. Probate Court Estate of Charles Henry Swift, deceased. Estate of James H. Koseley, deceased. Guardianship of David Milton Yeager, a minor, K. R. Neff ins'ltartlM 0. Nett to Helen O. Brown, warranty deed. W. O. Bums and Joan A. rlurna bo F. M. Campbell and Biale at. Camp bell, warranty deed. N. B. Rowley and Bliss Katharine Rowley to Oeome Colby and Marl; etta Colby, warranty doed. I. W. Churchill and Jeeete l Churchill to Orrlfla Woods and Frai.k g. Woods, warranty deed. Leonard A. Andrews and Ada B. Andrews to Ruaaall Hlbrna eca PeD lit ma. quitclaim deed. Loonard A. Andrews and Ads An d.ewa to Rusaell Htbma and Fare Hi ma, warranty deed. Anne H. Spalding to John t Bpaldlng, deed. Alloa Brlftita Breperd and W. II Bhepard to Boaney H. MulrtHSd, war ranty deed. let them have a look at It. She was wearing that sheer black frock of hers, so I slipped the necklace around her neck. She wore it all that day and she was driving the Bentley." " Denlse spoke slowly and clearly. You could see she was enjoying herself. She turned back to the mirror and spread mors oil on her skin. Eileen stood there, shocked and silent. Was this the truth or was Denlse lying? Denlse smiled. "You're wonder ing if I'm telling the truth. Well, you needn't. I'm sure this druggist friend of yours will be able to iden tify Joyce if the detectives ask him." "Oh, no, nol" Eileen cried. "Why should Joyce have tried to buy Seconal?" "Isn't that rather an Ingenuous question? You know quite well what you're thinking and I know what I am." Denlse got up and came to ward Eileen. "You can't face that about Joyce, can you, because she's Felix's sister? But you were ready enough to think that I murdered Clarice; and I believe you were glad to think St!" "What what do you mean?" Eileen stammered. "You know what I mean. Fells Is mine, Eileen, and you're not going to take him from me." EILEEN drew back. "I'm not tak ing him from you. I didn't do a thing. He came willingly.1' "Your methods were very quiet. I admit, but you were active all the time. You tried to snatch him from the first moment you came here." Eileen's temper started to rise. "I didn't try to snatch Felix, as you call It. If he's In love with me, that's Just yOur bad luck I" "Oh. Is It? Luck Isn't the only thing that counts In love. People, can be clever, too. And let me tell you, I'm clever enough to see that Felix doesn't get away from me." "Oh? How are you going to stop him?" "Felix naturally fell for that wide-eyed look of Innocence you've got. He hasn't seen much of It around here and it's something fresh. But If you went away to morrow, he'd forget you by tomor row night." Denlse's words made Eileen feel Insecure. What chance had she, she thought, in competition with Denlse? Beside Denlse. she felt like an awkward schoolgirl. "Well, I'm not going away," she said firmly. "I'm staying right here." "Are you? He might ask you to go before rm done." "I don't think so." "You made a mistake, Eileen, by telling me this about Joyce. If you'd been Just a little .cleverer, you'd have found out more about It before you went blurting It out. Joyce Is Felix's sister: he's got to protect her." "You don't mean you'd threaten to tell the detectives?" "He's got to protect her," Denlse repeated, "from a murder charge.1 perhaps. Joyoe tried to buy Seconal. And there's something else I know about her." "What? What do you know?" Denlse smiled secretly. "Never mind, rm not going to tell vou. Joyce knows that I know. That's why she had that fit of hysterics." The two girls stood staring at each other In open enmity. It .was no use keeping this op. Eileen thought,- She turned and went quickly out of the room. 1 (To be continued' (Tht character! in this serial s tlctlUcnui esse. IMS. se Aresau aeeee. He, Rome Owners' Loan Corporation to T. W. Lenderman and Btta Lender- man, warranty deed. snerui uya i. Brown to state La no Board ot the State of Oregon, shri- ui's deed. Gertrude f Robeson r.d Chas. Robeson to Harold O. Brlggs and Thena Briggs, qeed. Ada Porter. decree W. porter and Maude Porter ;to laaao N. MoCollnra ana Anna a. ucuouoro, warranty deed. Nellie M. Rowton to Walter F. Mon roe and Rowena a. Monroe, warranty deed. Lucia Glenn. Cart Olenn. Bernlee Hampton and Calvin L. Brainard to M. J. Brainard and Laura B. Brain ard. quitclaim deed. D. M. Petersen to Dom. Provost and Mem B. Provost, warranty deed. W. B. Phlppe to Atlanta Naltilger and Charlie Bnoe NaifslBor, warranty deed. State Land Board to H. A. Bernteon and Lorraine D. . Bern toon, deed. T. W. Lenderman and Etta Len derman to W. R. Lamb and Jennie Lamb, waranty deed. ' Jackaon county court to carl n Routh and Jewell R. Routh, qult- olaim deed. Oenrge H. Ktmee and Kmma K. Fo gel Klmea to Pansy Kdmona King and Floyd Forreat King, warranty deed. City of Ashland to R. . Neely. deed. Batoru Shunoda to May Stuart, war ranty deed. ti A. Hinaoarger and uorelta o. Rlnabarger to Harry B. Rlnebarger and Ore - B.. Rlnebarger, Diamond L. Flynn and Fay I. Flynn, warranty deed. ' John U. McOollum and Olive 0. Mccollura to A. A. Waaeon and Mar garet Wesson, warranty deed. oiepnen w. moss ana Mary Mom to X. R. Barksdale and Dusky K Barksdale. warranty deed. nam i. reme to v. u sessions. warranty deed. ' Lottie l. Clements to Frank Wlntln and Bailie Wllktn. warranty deed. wiuiam u. jaamann and Alice v. Jaimann to T. W. Lenderman and Btta Lenderman. warranty deed. naipn aanereon oenaer and Mactce L. Bender to D. B. Millard and Vivian Millard warranty deed Jackaon County Court to Maude B. R iger, quitclaim deed. Tune, w. Prayter to V. N. Feldhau sen and Ethel F. Faldhauaen. war ranty dMd. suu Land Board to Oerald T. Latham, deed. w. H. Kneebone and Btnel alty Knee bone to We, A. Y"rk, tiultclatm deed. W. B. Martin and Edith Grant Mar tin to Thomas Ray Bailey and Veda R. B?.lley, warranty deed, i Core 0. Murphy and Helen Murphy to John B. Adams and Vera O. A4 ama, warranty deed. Edgar B. Plankenhora and Anna Plankenhorn to Homer C. alcAdama and Eater P. McAdama, warrr-ity deed. Z. T. King and Oraoe L. King to George M. Brown and Mary Margaret Brown, warranty deed. H. 8. Deuel and Almae W. Deuel to Lewis Marshall and Leedy Mae Harebell, warranty deed. Lewie MarahaU and Laady Mae Marshall to Ople Eugene Frasler and Koena Frasler, quitclaim deed. ople Eugene Frasler . and Koena FTsrler to Columbua S. rtaeler and Juanlta Frasler. quitclaim deed. Jackaon County Court to Amelia F. Yarlngton. quitclaim deed.. Raymond u. rinstaa ana earner c ymstsd to Elmer K. ysnngton and Amelia F. Yarlngton, warranty aea." Amelia F. Yarlngton and Elmer B. Yarlngton to Raymond G. Flnstad and Esther C. Flnstad. warranty deed. w. o. nee to jeirerson o. uoa- amy and Mary Lillian Lindsay, war ranty deed. George s. Mason and Ruby Mason to Virgil o. Lyon and Louise X. Ly on, waranty deed. lotto r. cnnsiean to H. Ramstrom and Hulda Ramstrom. warranty deed. waiter w. AODey and Juanlta Ab bey to Floyd E. Darland. Jr- and Hits uiare Hariand, warranty deed wiuiam Kooerts and Emma Rob erts to J. B. Dobbyn and Christine E uooDyn. warranty deed. w. p. Doage end Delia M. TXdse to Nellie Martin, warranty deed. uwen a. uftuey to Jens Jensen. warranty aeea. Emms u ram to Albert F. Math- wig, quitclaim dead. - - Eva Mae Mesa and Ira O. Moaa to Alfred p. ttathwlg, quitclaim deed. V. M. Strong and Opal strong to Frank LeKeal Tripp and Florence Elizabeth Tripp, warranty deed. A. L. Hartweli and Vera Hartwell to Kenneth Damon and June M. Daman, warranty deed. Jelleraon B. Llndaav aiul Uarv T. Lindsay to Hugh L. Woods, warranty deed. Helen Fisher -Smith and Jamea a Smith to Ellis 8. Linlnger and OUve v. idninger. warranty deed, t n. s. swan and Maude Swan to r. u. our.cn and Rose Bunch, war ranty deed. Joseph E. Lester and Rami leitnr to California Oregon Power company, right of way. J. s. Lydiard and Harriet B. Lvdi. srd to Cslltornla Oregon Power Com pany. ngnt or way. , ueram T. ' Latham and Lola . L Latham to Ethel S. Latham, warrant deed. . . Snider Dairy tc Produce oomnanv to Maude M. Snider, John. W. Sni.i'., and Mary E. Snider, warranty deed. Raphael Cnartrand ' Measner - . a Margaret 0. Phillips, quitclaim deed. Edwin H. Nicholson and Grace r. Nicholson to California Oregon Pow-! er Company, right of way. wary Mcclain to L. Glen Mcclain. quitclaim deed. JacK o. cozort to S. S. Davlea and Lore B. Davlea, qupltclslm deed. . tiottie cozort Bruoe to s. a. Da vine and. Lora B. Davlea, quitclaim deed jamea n. uwen and Georgia r Owen to Harold N. Ounton and Hazel M. Gunton. warranty deed. Lwiiy A. neeaier to Barry V. Gil- more, quitclaim deed. . t Freeman o. Johnson and Viola M. Johnson to Carl Verategen and Mar garet j. verstegan, warranty deed. - Nellie Martin to Miss Annie Kelle hor, warranty deed. Miss Annie Kellehor - to Owen A. Dalley and Anna M. Dallay, warranty deed. Lorens M. Overman and Fletcher B. Overman to J. I. Fenton, warranty aeea. - Sheridan Thornton to Noel W. Heard and Lens E. Heard, warranty deed. Dora M. Harbaugh to John B. Re nault, warranty deed. I central point Lodge No. 193. I. O. O. FH to, Minnie Monroe, cemetery deed. . Central Point Lodge No. IBS. I. O. O. F., to Paul Nltzschke, cemetery deed. Ivorette G. Trowbridge end Ksth- erlne B. Trowbridge to Herbert . W. Cram, and Evelyn L. Grain, warranty deed. L. R. Janes and Wllda Janee to Mrs Helen Smith, warranty deed. rrana storey to ward r. wills and Minnie A. Wills,' warranty deed. sam t. nowerton and Ella u Howerton to Ward F. WUla and Min nie A, Wills, warranty deed. ciara B. white to Robert V. Ford and Mabel B. Ferd, agreement. uicy Mitcneu to Roland Mitchell. warranty deed. Lura Ann Neathamer. Cleveland Neathamer. James Neathamer, Mark Neathamer, John Neathamer, Stella Neathamer, Emma Hlilla, William Hlllla, Oerusha Smtthpeter and J. H. smltnpeter to - Llndsey Neathamer. deed. R. Orvts Stephenson snd Artla sv Stephenson to Clifford Horn and Ha- -I ,1 U -I . ,u,u, wMiwitr aeea. Julia A. Stlnson to Orral K. White snd Msry White, warranty deed. , ANOTHER FIGHT . Marshall, Ark. (U.R Just as the news came In that the Repub licans were again winning elec tions over the country, the only Republican newspaper In tne state ot Arkansas suspended pub lication. After surviving 10 years of the New Deal, the "Marshall Republican .stopped publication when James R. Tudor edlti.r and pub'isher of the. paper, an nounced that he had enlisted in the Seabees. NIGHT CALL vjAKee up in the PAiKNess o rue NlQr HtALilINC riMI THt rCLCPnONE. ig RiN UNO) KEKPINC) EYE CHUT SO AS NOr TO COMC ewta. PIA.CV awak than NcctssAjry, Ceopct wv wtohau riNOs iNSTRuMaxr. HOLPC THAN! MlTTtal TO BAJt ANO V 1L.u-9i.ee.iiur Oveet ANOovast INTO WHONO (NO On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain Bjflllatlos and where tkey are on the dial: - ' BALE (MBS) 1830, Portland, aex NBC-Biae) use. pomaaa; KGA (KfJC-Bloe a MBS) ISie. Spokane; BOO (NHC-Blae) Slg. Saa rrandaeot EGW (KBS-Ked) 8?0. Portland; KJR (NBO-Uluel 1000, Seattle; KMX (CBS) 1V7W. 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KOW; News, KGO; Folk Mu sic KJR. Dae Mali moune want da. v CXUYA3 wr-arAMs1 da. tTAHD ANO KNOCJCC Tie MRBCTORV ANO AN M- wAY off on hk Foore Gars sTstAioMraeatoouT Ca.imb sleepily mtd AT LAST trf WISCH TM BCO AND HaDlATKLV W OWLrCONTHC UNB. COMtt VWOB AMMKE. PTAstrr fcw. otnotTg honoeiinc whoit eoaio AeouNOLexstT, wat -le0 P-AOAir TOJISWOMB OFF aTAMO " I WRA'S ALLUSION TO BATHING NEED Japs Bathe in Same Water, Says Irked Farmer Di rector's Words Ridiculed. Chicago, Dec. 7. U.R Farm leaders attending the 25th an nual meeting of the American STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by JOHN HIX AlTXOtASH f fit MAOMQr . my? r - .t .... 17 YABS, i QLD JIMMY O'GATT MOCftD OiT A t-YA&OiD PPOfeSSAQAMt. OPPCWHT StCOND3 Of rue essMtrf TXFEANO WHY FttT H OtD-nSHOHtD W4CMUT, AV0 WHN THFSC n?S SUlLS&Uf lT 7HC WTS as avsA otrAntava mepeoPLE sothat mey AUir fluitT no amd turg tzxas a iADar reus. ook jambs erepHEV hobo us ercU CAPPEC OOr BY PS rswr ye rut: vu2 havc scY pcAAreo A.VO TH. meotauour iS ... A . 'J!.Jaflw--rtrf--"l A BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH On the Scent! ' . ' . SMa 1 Cte. 1MI. King fafam 9fn jaw. Int. WatU rUhf " ' . ' BLONDIE Sub-Normall By CHiC yoUNO rrVSTUlSUTTLEeOVnVl6LAPajB!WlTUkfE Ml11' ' I ItTS GOOD TDRiOui"- If VOL! UAVE 2H1J1" "' ' ' COOLOPLV THE PIANO AT f ALEXANPER TUESE VDOMC3 ) SAV THAT POP -WE t ' ' N0THIN6TO VWBKVi FIVE ANO BEAP AMP WOITE I lSJUSTA SENIUSES I'M GOT OUR REPORT ' ' ABOUT UMEmS CARPS. TOOAVjr - "Cr HAP HOPPER, Washington Correspondent Up a Trse. Edited ' DREW PEARSON I HEAR TELL, THERE'S r SURE. THAT'S X ftrSTEN, HAP-CAN fOU 6XT ) I fuP IN MY TIMBERLAND. Il flP I COULD SEU THE HULL SHESANS lb USER TIGUE ' A BIS FELLER IN If RlfjHT. TOEI ME IN TO SEE THIS (50t A STAND OF SPECIAL 0UOC-I COUL0 PAN OFF MORTGAGE AND TREES. WASHIN'TON WHO'S J MCTlGUE. HE'S . MCTIGUE? SPS0CE. NOTHW LIKE IT IN INC, WOULD NEVER fiiT THEIR VS HANDS , - FIXIN' TO BUILD A S- A REGULAR. CTV ' " THE HULL CDUNTREE ! JUST OH Ki LAND, r . . j -ZZ L0TTA AIRPLANES f . HENRV KAISER, j W I MIGHT BE ABLE THE STUFF FoR THEM J Jfu' y r--fi'"" - V, OITTTA PLVW00O. J' an TO -WHY? . -iPLVWOOO PLANES.' f f&ff.C SO THATS "W KS OLD SOA1 'C4S L1L ABNER He's Facing Disaster. B AL CAPP ,-foTACKLi 00"M6TAH j " .asaW L-ii "J'L- f' 'THE MASKED I hAnGLBR, f 25?L7X 1. JSrJFmJMvi. -- MANGLEI? avV JHf.' VXy(. r - aV-siV if A WAr, LADY -OB . AtCY 111-'. .ViiV.',-, AQAIN.V Jal fT iM crv-rs If ? (V ' f AVK land smack in L Si Jej . : " 411 .him tht "S f OiTNsTs-J.v'vVv 7. that tiTTut - ' THE NEBBS Just a Dreamer. ' v ' Farm Bureau Federation pressed Indignation today at the War Relocation Authority's suggestion lor bringing Japa nese internees into the midwest to teach farmers sanitation and efficiency. George Wilson, a farmer near Sacramento, said he knew the Japanese well, because before the war they predominated in the region where he lived. Mora Japs In School - There were more Japanese children attending the schools where my children jgo, Wilson said, "than there were American children." Commenting on the WRA statement, Wilson said: The Japanese take - many baths, as frequently as one a day but there is all the dif ference in the world between their baths and sanitation.'' He said whole families of Japs bathe in the same tub without changing the water, and that the make-shift tubs "are filled with scum when the family finishes its bathing." "It is ridiculous to think that the Japanese can come into the mid-west and teach the Amers lean. . farmers anything about sanitation or efficiency," Wilson said. . ' Know Them Well '- "We know the Japanese well," he said, "and I know that we can get along without them without any difficulty." He said that the situation be tween the American and the Japanese on the west coast Js tender. "A few more state ments by Myer. (Dillon Myer, WRA director) and the shooting will start," he said. Crossword Puzzle ti Bob sthril.w . I Boy M Bwiee can tT Beds tmbm t IUt ' etrain I Pi ul. P1 y t SI Smblem ' 44 Hebrew eatbetle 4S WlDSI 4S Take food SI Implore . S Permits U Skill Si Free State as Jela ss Meadow ST-Tall sraas Totmg sttwrp Feitai Piere W MdJT ! bm point l Therefor ti Sound BtaVd or oat in ciotb ittumn IT Contend It Come out JO Lance 12 Kiln See eeila at Beer can as Colored maa II Atmosphere - Hi j 3 I la I9 I10 I" ii-"-' rj . w """"" . iJ- "" " ' ij- " 55SjT" - " 111" lIHII 35 5b Is W m WffiW MS Mb -17 jp- gj- iq"""' . ST" , 57 The ridiculous statements by the, WRA are unnecessary, and serve only to increase the hatred by Americans against the Japa nese which will result in con flict and hamper any plan to enmloy them on mid-western farms." . . Francis Johnson, president ot the Iowa Farm Bureau Federa- . tion, agreed with. Wilson. 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