| Show I THE OGDEN 8 ' KLO— WEDNESDAY 4:00 p m—Beaver Busy Builders club 4:30 p m—Masters of Music 5:00 p nu— Towns Cryer ' 7:00 p bli — A1 Warden Sportlog 7:20 p‘m — Symphonic study 7:30 p m — Dinner dance 8:00 p m-- Herbertiana 8:15 p m—Vocal recording artists 8:30 p m —Sacred Heart academy studio program 9:30 p m— Program 10:00 p m— Blow by blow description from Coliseum ringside by direct wire 11:00 p m — Your request hour 11:30 p m— Taylor Players Studio frolic 12:00 midnight— “Good Night” KLO— THURSDAY concert 7:00 a 7:15 a m— Dance program 7:30 a m — Good morning 8:00 a ra—Breakfast club 9:00 a m — Musical market 10:00 a m — Scanning headlines 10:10 a m— Household hints 11:00 a m— Miniature concerts 11:30 a m— Screen song 12:00 noon — Midday variety 1:00 p m — Wurlitzer Echoes with Gene Halliday by direct wire from White City ballroom 2:00 p m — Matinee melodies 2:30 p m —Chasing the blues 3:00 p m — Light classics 3:30 p m — Novelties m — Band 'iiMtei: e i o tfhtx S£&nc£ CUXH DEWEY GROVES wc tBinir you’ve a chance to hide under silence Just listen I know what you did all right "You came Into my office when I was out and got hold of Mis your letter It gave you You saw what you could chance do but here’s where you made your would big mistake You thought you cause fher to lose a pretty- - penny but you’re wrong It’s me you’ve damned near ruined” He swept his arms in a circle to indicate the room “All this" he said savagely “Background! That’s what you call it But to me it’s my earnings Oh yes I could always mal e more— you knew that — it was never hard for me to make money But what’s become of it? We’ve saved precious little And now now that letter?” got to make good what you tried Natalie stared at him uncompre-hendlng- ly I’ve to steal from Bemadine You know litHad he been even a what that means don’t you?” sick-entle less inflamed with anger he ly continued to stare Natalie could have Judged her expression contorted at hi ferociously with enough accuracy to know she was not simulating it As it was he mouth an dreddened eyes Her atmind titude drove him frantic thought she had made up her and “Why don't you say something?” end to the to carry her bluff unmindful of the he reacted by becoming more infu- he yelled at her was he showing inconsistency riated Still she did not speak though “Why don’t you deny it?” he dea pitiful manded fiercely as her gaze re- her head moved a little innumbness the motion and sidewise mained upon his face unchanging lips partially left her bloodless fascinated “So" he raved on “because you head shook her Natalie merely substituted a rotten stock She was beginning to be afraid of fiendishly for a good one in that letter I’ve him laugh “What kind of woman are you lost a" small fortune” A grim wasn’t his “It burst from lips Jealdry “Jealous raved he anyway?” that I ous! Jealous! Beastly Jealous And so clever was it forgetting even if you sense honor of a have woman who on a to had pick you the-worwas damned haven’t? But of a harm bit done never has you A woman who 1s sick the sole sup- clever I'll grant you that!” It seemed now to Natalie that she port of a Ikid whose father died to must speak must stop him even make the country safe for people like you— 60 you can cheat and rob though she had to answer blindly For she only partly understood the his widow" His wild words beat on her ears nature of the charge he was bringlike blows and th hollow bitter ing against her Don’t don’t don’t” she cried imlaughter that followed them was like an echo of some faraway sound ploringly “Oh Alan you can’t beHis denunciation numbed her with lieve that would touch one of your letter? Surely you can't believe its shocking violer j Could this be Alan torturing her that? Why I didn’t even see a letso? She scarcely could think Alan’s ter!” Never mind the high-mindeyes were black — she had never seen time them black before And that red stuff” he snarled at her “Themakes is bloodfor It were that only past oh light— perhaps they shot He must be 1111 Something what you’ve done more hideous Lookf at you White and gold and dreadful was the matter with him Letter? Letter? Letter? Why was clean! You ought to be black he talking about a letter? The word black black! As black as hell! Oh escaped from no you wouldn’t touch a letter that tormenting her brainutterance didn’t belong to you Look at your her lips In a weak “That’s right Benadine’s letter” hands!” Hiss voice was stingingly sneering Alan thrust at her “Come on tell me why did you do it" "They’re lovely aren’t they your He advanced toward her his lips hands? Who’d ever think they could twisting in his passion of temper turn themeslves into taking bread Natalie shrank back from him vis- and butter out of a baby’s mouth? Oh no you wouldn’t touch a letter ibly frightened “You deserve it” he snarled “I You wouldn’t erase the name Bemato dine wrote and put in one that’s a ought to choke you but I’ve gotI’ve Joke on the market would you? You save my hands for cleaner work got to work do you understand and didn’t know that I’d fall for it because she got a tip from a man make up for your mischief" His bloodshot eyes bored threat- that even you know by his initials eningly into her own feverish ones did you? You haven’t heard me hands dropped to mention him by them have you?” but his half-raisHe' broke off breathless and his sides Natalie’s face aside from her panting Natalie’s face was regaining its burning eyes seemed dead It was white and set her lips frozen color under the smart of his words against any words that might have She understood now Buttonot cleara false come to them But there was noth- ly Her mind jumped Bemadine had done ing she wanted to say —and yet a conclusionbelieved How she did not thousand thoughts were on parade this she know — she would need time to think in her agonized mind “You haven’t any defense have It out But Bemadine Lament had you?” he taunted her “Not a thing done it She had used her genius for evil to say Well you're wise to keep turn Alan into a blind fool a quiet God I couldn’t stand to hear to you deny It! I’ve had enough of mad blind fool He was Bemadine’s your saintliness that covers the now’ heart mind and soul Natalie told herself this with sick cheapest kind of soul But If vou CHAPTER XL stiffly framed the NATALIE'S lips question “Do what Alan?" He answered with a sneer “Yes I suppose Imay expect you to try and bluff it out” His laughing brown eyes were now like dark agate glinting coldly at her “I am not bluffing Alan she said simply “you will have to tell me what you mean” Alan laughed shortly contemptuthrough ously “Going to see itInnocence along that line are you? accused Very well then let’s bring It out in the open and see what comes of it I mean why did you change the name of the stock in La-mon- ' 1 k KD YD— WEDNESDAY 603 p m— Dinner hour varieties 6:25 p m — Baseball results 6:30 p m — Popular recordings 7:00 p m — Modern bits of music 7:15 p m — Shaler Five Minute Men 7:30 p m — Union Bus program featuring Milt Taggart's dance orchestra 8:00 p m— Nunn-Bus- h program featuring an orchestra and the Nunn-Bus- singers h 8:15 p m — The Republican club 8:30 p m —CBS dance carnival— Bert Lown and his orchestra Ben Pollack Hotel orchestra and his Castlllian Royal orchestra Will Osborne and his orchestra Duke Ellington’s Cotton Club band 945 p m—CBS Midnight melodies — Ann Leaf at the organ 10:00 p m— Beehive Salon ensemble 10:30 p m —Song and dance hits 11:00 p m — Musical parade 11:30 p m— Dance novelties 12:00 midnight— Request program 1:00 & m — Signing off and time re- port KDYL— THURSDAY 1200 noon — CBS Columbia encemble — Emery Deutsch's orchestra in a program of concert numbers 12:30 p m — CBS Today in History — of historical in observance events 12:32 p m — CBS “How Atoms Are Made" Sir William Bragg from Washington 12:45 p m —Dr Robert McGlaugh-li- n m — Noonday 1:00 p rhythm 1:30 p m —CBS United States Navy band from Washington 2:00 p m' —CBS “The Book Parade” Harry Hansen noted book critic and literary editor reviewing the latest books 2:15 p m —CBS Bert Lown and his Biltmore orchestra -- 3:00 p m — CBS Hotel Sheldon or- chestra 3:15 p m— CBS The Crockett Mountaineers 3:30 p m — CBS Civic Repertory theatre— Eva LeGallienne director 4:00 p m — Matinee dance hour 4:30 p m — Uncle Ben and the Kangaroo club 5:30 p m — The day’s popular tunes 555 p m — Sock reports t ed ed ‘ t'S She saw that It was useless to try to convince him of her innocence at the present time Perhaps—when his anger had abated — of hope A the thought aeld 1 cold chill was creeping into the very ening despair core of her heart Knowing how hateful was the thing Alan had accused her of she was beginning to feel that he could never have loved her to believe for one minute that she would be guilty of such a crime Her soul seemed dying within her as though his words lay upon it with crushing weight She put out a hand and groped for physical support Oh no no no she must not show Alan her wounds They were for her only to know about J UPON A TIME er died at Indianapolis Ihd follow- ing a short illness He was one of tractor in three artists sent to Paris by the L Alan laughed at her From Our Files 4 8xei aboiu o I FYank A Naisbltt poundkeeper of to the highest bidof three of the Ogden will-selCOMMITTEE CarRailroad 11 of “one ligh$ red cow der June in statement a public men makes with horns5 white spot on face left to the 7 o clock oppositionstores shoulder and belly Left hip knock- i Saturday evenings hour of no ed down Ten years old”! have trainmen They claim that I W R time to shop C E Monegan June 10 or 11 a Union the Beginning comprise Simpson Alway and J — will operate all Pacific — dispatcher committee out of Ogden by use of tele' Two telephone lines have Salt Lake Republican says that trains phones extended the census shows the city’s ispopulabeen by the Union Paabout Just tion is 91891 This figure and' Rawlins ! between cific Ogden claimed by 30000 less than- has been t Wvo Salt Lakers Ncvf 19' i I memIJK Masters former faculty and school High the Ogden ber of of aMoao at present a principal school is in Ogden en route to Portland Ore to spend his vacation A T Mltchelson district engineer of the forest service has returned boat trip down the from a Brooks Fletcher former Ohio congressman was a “bucker up” for steel riveters a Columbia river ‘He declares that Uncle Sam hasn’t enough money to tempt him to shoot the dangerous rapids again Toner former pitcher for Spring field 111 in the Three-- I league has been signed by Dad Gimlin to pitch first for Ogden He will make his Murappearance in the game with tauqua lecturer Alan went directly to Bemadine’s She was at home Dr Wag-na- il heart she too was ray had positively forbidden her to fense but In her Hafen John guilt She was both re- convinced of Natalie’s go to the club lieved and alarmed to see Alan Alan moved as though he were look like well “You never atAlan?’ rmadine cried fearfully mind” she greeted him to do?” are ’ going you "what “I know like nobody’s business Tomorrow) (Continned Alan finished for her "And this -4 time that’s not just slang Bemai house 56 I ' want In receiving plies or service set or 3rd ta nre t i tf'f by Lk Vl kyltirt knock ( akia trrUatioa Both oid under ' cc its “arU ty tirx e ounces fer JjJ - rer-1 -- 3- You save in it Use less tiiaa o high priced brands WRIGHT S WE SELL THE SPAfcTON ’ usedbyourcoveJS W rVA t v 4- MILLIONS OF noted Utah paint-- - -1 hc?i rr n- sa‘ -- Jr - : I -4- dine Nobody’s business is Just what I’ll get if this keeps up I can’t stand it!” “No” Bemadine said soothingly "I know you can’t But don’t try to be funny Alan! This has got into you too deep for that But come and sit down and let me make you comfortable” She was herself barely able to stand on her feet but she made the effort for Alan’s sake She did not want him to guess that the financial blow she had just suffered had cost her much in physical strength as well “Have you any idea who did it?” Alan flung at her when she seated him in her living room She looked at him with oriental inscrutability “No” she lied “have you?” She seemed to know his belief In Natalie’s guilt was affecting him as it would affect her if she were to see her son Bobby committing some ugly act She felt deeply sorry for him "Well I have” he declared breathing heavily "I know who did it” Bemadine uttered a little cry “Oh Alan are you sure?” she asked pleadingly “It was Natalie" he answered his voice as hard as steel "On no there must be some mistake” Bemadine cried “Natalie is too lovely a woman to do anything like that I know she is” She saw at once that her remark was unfortunate “That’s just it” Alan declared “That’s what makes it so unforgivable If I hadn’t always thought her something to be worshiped I could stand it better But I’m glad I found her out at last She’ll never fool me again” Bemadine looked at his hard set face and trembled for Natalie She wished she could say something do something to palliate his wife’s of- - Read he Classified Ads ' -x ivs ' bile - amimt i preps- Yar NE’ yomnr wMle wiD V4 mer ay :tlou m Tbt r c ' !onf Oran erkt Grr i YA ill c ions ’on t Apply FREEZONE and Lift Corn Off! 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