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On the way they were forced down by bad weather, and were rescued in the North Woods by John Barry, an anthropologist and an old friend of Steve's. Bess, meeting Barry for the first time, found a strong bond of sympathy growing between them. In Glendale, the friendship between John and Bess ripened into real love, and for the first time Bess found a man with whom she was willing to share her life, which had hitherto been given over entirely to Hilltop House and its orphans. When John asked her to marry him, she accepted. Gwen Barry, John's sister-in-law, learned of his whereabouts, however, and soon appeared in Glendale to make trouble between him and Bess by spreading the story that John was the father of her eight-year-old son, Roy. John then revealed to Bess the whole tragic story of Gwen's background. She had been the wife of his brother, Roy, who died several years before John came to Glendale. All through her marriage with Roy, she had had designs on John, and had systematically tried to poison Roy's mind against his brother. In fact, Roy died believing that little Roy was in reality John's son. Nevertheless, he had made John UP TO DATE the executor of his fortune, the Barry Trust Fund which was being held for little Roy's inheritance when he grew up. Now it was Gwen's purpose to gain control of the Fund, by any means she could. Meanwhile, the romance between Linda and Dr. Robbie reached a point where they decided to be married, but their plans were interrupted when Robbie received an offer to do special work in South America, and the wedding was postponed until he could return. Gwen's actions in Glendale culminated in a suit against John, in which she claimed that he was not a fit person to administer the Trust Fund, and produced a letter signed by a Dr. Klinger as proof that he was in reality the father of little Roy. Through all the scandal, Bess kept her trust in John, and even persuaded Steve Cortland to look for Dr. Klinger, hoping that he would testify against Gwen. At the climax of the trial in Glendale, Steve was successful in his search, and returned with Klinger, who testified that Gwen's letter, supposedly signed by him, was a forgery. This completely smashed Gwen's case against John, and she left town, exhibiting her real lack of interest in little Roy by telling John that since he seemed so concerned over Roy he could have him. BESS and John then went ahead with their plans for being married on Christmas Day, but once again they met disappointment. Steve came to John with an order from the government in Washington, sending them both to the Island of Santo Rico, near South America, to investigate an important airplane project there. John, while hating to let anything interfere with his marriage to Bess, felt that his duty to the government was so great that he couldn't refuse to go — so once more the wedding was postponed. Now pick up the thrilling events of Hilltop House on CBS, daily except Saturday and Sunday. RADIO AND TELEVISION MIRROR