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“THE DRAMATIC story of the Marshall family of New England, “Those We Love,” will return te ' radio tonight at 8 o'clock on WIRE as the summer replacement for Eddie Cantor, \ “% Most of the members of the original cast will re- i turn in the roles they created. BO nc are ‘Francis X. Bushman, veteran of the silent screen, who will assume the role of John Marshall, an d Anne Stone, who will be heard as - Lydia Dennison, a nurse. Those layers in the new series who have en on the pregram since it made its debut in January, 1939, are Richard Cromwell (Kit), Nan Grey (Kathy), Donald Woods (Dr. Leslie Poster), Ann Todd (Amy Foster), Mary Gordon (Mrs. Emmett), Helen ‘Wood (Elaine Dascom, Alma Kruger (Aunt Emily), and Virginia Sale (Martha, the maid). Life has changed considerably for the Marshalls and those they lave mm ua wea: An West bridge. The war has had its effect on the marriage plans of Kathy and

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‘Kathys twin brether, Kit, has been in the bomber ferry

B® = morning of Dec. 8. He will be Helen Wood 4 ome on leave #eries opens tonight. Musical backgrounds for the pro-

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7:00—Nelson Eddy, WFBM. 7:00—Quiz Kids, WISH. 8:30—District Attorney, WIRE. * 9;00—Great Music, WFBM.

Kay's orchestra and the anneuncer will be Frank Bingman. Agnes Ridgeway is the author ef the series and Ted Sherdeman is the director. : » td =

(Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man) begin

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with the search for a seldier’'s lost girl friend. They run into remance, the army and a subtle ferm of sabotage before the episode, on WIRE at 7 o'clock, is finished. . . . Mr. District Attorney solves “The Case of the Big Breakout” at 8:30 g'clock tonight on the same station. # 8 8 JESS WALTERS, a young man from Brooklyn who has heen called “the singing find of the year,” will be with the east of “Great Moments in Music” at 9 o'clock tonight on WFBM. , , . “The Man with the Adorable Wife,” starring George Lambert and Dorothy Duckworth, will be tonight's “Manhattan at Midnight” drama at 7:30 e’eloek on WISH.

ANDERSON HOST TO V. F. W. TOMORROW

ANDERSON, July 1 (U. P.).—Dr. WwW, 8. Weinburg, Lansing, Mich., will be the prineipal ‘speaker at the annual four-day encampment of the Indiana Veterans of Pareign Wars which opens tomorrow. Approximately 2000 Hoosier members are expected to attend. Other program highlights include a talk by Max Singer, Boston, national V, F. W. commander, and declaration day ceremgnies led by the order of

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CHAPTER SIX JUDITH huddled in the dark against the eahin wall and tried to think of a way to escape. She “turned her head to listen more carefully, . In a moment, one of the men asked for a cabin. | “Sure—that one right younder.

Put your ear right next to the end cabin,” instrueted the woman. Judith realized with a start that she had to aet now. Down the

small car stood beside the building. “Maybe he'll drive me to San Diego,” she thought as she made her way carefully, avoiding the street. She stayed hidden until the young man locked up, then approached him hesitatingly. | “Sorry, lady, but I just closed,” he told her as she walked up. “1 don’t want any gasoline,” she said, with a smile. “Would ou like to make $50?" “Who wouldn't?” he grinned. “Are you on the level?” “Oh yes, I want te reach San Diego as saan as I can. It’s urgent. Something happened te the car I was riding in. Can yeu drive me there tonight?” “Sure, I'll drive you,” quickly. As they sped down the highway, Judith opened her purse and drew out some bills. “I'll pay you now, in advance,” she told him. If anything went wrong she wanted the boy to have his pay. “Oh, I trust you,” he assured her. But . he took the money and pocketed it. “I should have plenty of time to get you to theecity and be back here by 7 to.epen up.” “Drive as fast as you like,” she said, smiling, “the faster the better. I'm in a hurry, and you seem to be a good driver.” “Sure,” he said, pressing hard on the aeceelerator. “Mem won't ever ride over 30 with me.” Confident in the hoy's driving, she relaxed and dozed a few minutes. Suddenly, she scream of terror. “It’s only a tire, lady,” he said hurriedly and brought the car to a jolting step by the side of the read. “It wen't take me leng to fix it.” But Judith was shaking when she stepped from' the car. She stared behind them, but only darkness met her eyes. “Look,” she began impulsively as he prepared te change his tire. “I'll be honest with you. - There are some spies after me and if they cateh me, it will mean harm to the government as well as the end of my life.” “They were back there at the camp when we left town.” “Oh, my gosh!” he exclaimed hoarsely. “That’s mom’s camp and I told her I was taking a girl to

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paralyzed with fear, She thought of Tem Burke. Then she heard the hum ef a meter appreaching from around the meuntain, Almost immediately, the ear reared over her hiding plaee and eame to a squealing step by the boy. # 8.8 “YOU GOT somehedy with you?” demanded a voice she recognized as Heavy's. The ear doar banged as he get out. “Net new,” the hoy said. “I did

Diega. But when I got this flat, she hopped. another car going sby and left me, After promising to pay me, too.” “Was she a redhead?” “I think so. I couldn't be sure.” “How long ago she hopped another ride?” “Twenty minutes, I guess. Mayhe 15.” . “What kind of car?” “I dunno, but I think it was a dark red one. I was so mad I didn’t pay it any mind.”

asked Karl. “Sure,” answered Heavy. “That dame’s slicker'n an eel. Thanks, buddy.” . The car roared off. Judith crawled oqut and shook the dead leaves and dust frem her clothes. ’ “I'll never he able to thank you engugh for what you just did,” she said. There were tears of gratitude in her blue eyes.’ “I was glad to do it,” the boy said, and sat down suddenly on the running board of his car. “TI was scared stiff and I don’t mind admitting it.”

have a girl I was taking to San|}

“Think he's telling the truth?”

Judith sat down by him. She unfastened a small jeweled watch on her wrist; it was a gift from Tom on her last birthday. She reached for his hand and dropped the watch into ‘his palm. Co “This is for you. Give it to best girl friend.” : ® you “Gee, lady, I couldn't take that,” he objected and tried to give the wateh back te her. “You don't owe me anything mere.” “I ewe my life and what I am carrying to San Diego to you. And I want you to have this little token —at least, T want the girl you love te have it.” She made him take it. In a few minutes they were off again. “I know a different route to the city and we’ll take it,” he said. “Of eeurse, it’s longer and rougher but I sure doen't want to run into those men again.” ’ # = = SEVERAL hours later they reached San Diego. It was still dark, and Judith was almost yneonscioys from weariness and lack of sleep, . Here in the eity, she thought, her pursuers surely could not catch up with her. She decided to get some

San Diego. They may find out from her, She's an awful talker.” Judith’s heart seemed to stop.

while you fix that flat. taking any chances.” “This will be the quickest change I ever made,” Judith found protection under a eulveri and huddled there, almost

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