The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

1ATURDAY, JUNH It, 1949 BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER KT5W8 OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams GIVE A RIP HOW THOSE OTHgH HEROES ABE MADE -NOT BORM PAGE 8EVBH Our Boarding HOUM with Ma j. Hoople MAJOral HEU. PCQgfcfltV OfcJ fUt UXJO PCDtM-fe OPert Tffesses HOW MOUTH AMD A SELL IT Ri'fes for Millionaire Oilman to Be Sunday PONCA CITY, June 11.

services for Lew H. Wenlz, Oklahoma oil millionaire and national Republican P.itty official, will be held at 2 p.m. Sim- day. The service will be in the Ponca City Junior High School auditorium which seats 1.400 persons. The Rev.

John Abernathy, Oklahoma City Methodist minister, a long-time friend, will officiate. Wentr will be huried in a mausoleum at the I.O.O.F. cemetery here, an expressed wish of the col- FMond AM 7 Tubes Plus Rectifier Listen to (he Ball Game In Noise-Free Comfort $5 DOWN $5 A MONTH ORE IFIS OUY M- that hrr rr Utly tmm wanrlnE caiablUb a March Ilkr hi. ta Wr. Hard tar Bca II II iroBld triar IK kin Me'.

MolHt a( her. XXV VfABEL JONES had outdone herself in the production of indestructible pancakes, and the breakfast bacon still held traces ol mold on the raw spots between chars. EJarding stood up at last. "I'd like to talk to you. Miss Stark," he said.

He smiled at her and the smile remained forgotten on his face. Mollie jumped to her feet. "Well 1 don't want to talk to you! 1 wont talk to you: Not after what you've done!" She raced to the tower room and slammed the door behind her. Harding strode from the room in silence. Mabel Jones began clearing away, rattling dishes to cover Nona's humming of "Happy Days Are Here Again." Bea Cosgrove found him at the sheep pen, arms resting on the barrier.

He looked at her blankly. "How many sheep are there supposed to be?" she asked. "There were 20," he said. "Miss Cosgrove, what's the matter with her this morning? 1 don't understand it. 1 wanted to talk to her, ask her to marry me.

and she acts like she did. Do you know what ails her?" "She's jealous. She was awake when I came down from the tow last night. She saw me." we didnl do anything to make ber jealous!" Enow that? She me coming down. Have you ever taken her up there?" course Harding -1 wouldn't ask a girl like MollK to go alone to my room!" let "WeU what aib Qer." Henry Harding said.

"So that't if He ocamed. Hii then expanded -poot prL Why that's wonderful." He hur- rlfcd toward the bouse. of funicular. "I doot Ithe uid Bn did not answer. When iney nad put halt dozen at rock in the gondola both were dripping.

Cusgrove bold at the ilartiug lever ai she aaa seen Harding do. She aesitalea tnea movod it. movM iiiently out into the growing aght. Sne Held oreath until il clipped ovei the Aeepej oen ot tne incline and disappeared trom ngbt. She Knew could still be wen trom above, or from toe upper windowi Anyone 5 idle curiosity, or a chance look in the right direction could jpoU ber plan.

"1 didnl come here to watch the little cars run." Fred snarled 'And your pal Hardingl! be he sees you playing with hia I sauntered the room, made ais way eventually stand aeside Bea Cosjtrow at ihe front window Well?" he said sofUy. At the Uble when she bad giver Sillwell a oovert signal, she bad determined Jo let bis acuteoesa control her future actions. If be made an opportunity to talk to her. she would a certain path. '1 think 1 have vMncJihing for you." "Spill it," Fred said.

"Meet me in the By the funicular early in the morning. Daylight." At dawn she slipped on her dress, carried ber shoes in Her hand as she went silently down the stairs and around the bouse to the storeroom entrance. Fred Sill well waited tor her. "This better be good." he snapped. "Go ahead.

What you got to show me? We have to be quick before the others are up and about-" "It doesn't matter il they are," Bea said. She put on her shoes. "As long as they didn't see us come down here. U'd be better il Ihey're all stirring." What're you going to do?" "Blow all the alibis sky high," srie answered. "How?" -First help me load a few pieces at rock in this car." Stillwell looked at the gondola "isn't it high time we gave something to charity? This old dining room tet making the house look like a museum!" FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY MERRILL BLOSSER Wolf Cal i Ger Me TUT xe.i HIL.OA Miy WAVE A TfcUOC DRIVER'S TEMPER BUT SHE'S A bOVAL All or Nothing BY AL VERMEER train." "Yes," she admitted.

"If "But it's in plain sight" -Wait" she ordered. They stood tn silence until the other car popped over the edge and moved silently toward them. There was a sharp click as il hit the automatic block. The lever moved by itself. The car stopped.

'AU nght." Fred said slowly. "It stops itsetl." "There wasn't enough blood in the gondola where Lilly found. There's a wet spot back in one of the storerooms where something was cleaned up. There is a hand truck for moving heavy." SillwelVs eyes were glittering. "A shot wouldn't be heard back in the tunnel The cars are in sight only two minutes." "You've been earning your dough," Fred said.

"It's a chance, though, that someone would have seen." "What's the difference?" Bee asked. 'The person who started the car wouldn't have had to stay." Fred nodded thoughtfully. -And Harding said he searched all tour of you women when you came ashore here?" Thal'i right," Bea said. "He found my gun arid threw it away." The man nodded as if already aware ot the fact. "It's enough! I've got him now." (To Be Continued) orful bachelor.

Wenlz was 68 at the time of his death. MINNOWS WHITE RIVER SHINERS and GOLD FISH G. C. Hawks 328 E. Main Phone 3292 Mrs.

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