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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 22. 1938. linil Baitr Rat Rnoy Ua '. N.lte-IUTIew c. iu ?Mbfl a Ike Associate Frraa he Associated Preaa la exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica ns, of ell newe dispatches credited 1 It or not otherwise credited In thle peper end to all local newe ubllahed herein. All rights of re publication uf apecial dispatches bereln we also reeerred. . KeJUUI ILiflWORTH Editor ntsrad aa aecond class matter May 17, H20. at the poet office at Roaeburg, Oregon, under act of Karen I, 1171. lUprtaentsd by tea trraa.e.. HO Bush Street. Lee A.selea 411 South Spring treat, gearita 0I Stewart Street Cklraae 310 North MlahlKan Ave. Detroit 32S Stephenson Hltlg. New Verk 11 Eaat 40tt Street. P.rtlaas e-Bedell Bid. . . . , ubaerlptlom Rat re ally, per year by mall if. 00 ally, monlha by mall. . 1.00 Ally, 3 molithe ty mall I.JO ally, elngle month by mull 80 iiy, ny carrier per jnonw... ,v Clements is Missed. WITHOUT the guidance and ml vice at It. E. Clements, co founder of the Townsend organi sation who resigned and pulled out of tho movement some time ago, Dr. Townsend becomes Involved In one difficulty after another. Looking buck It Is obvious that he shrewd direction of Clements must have been mainly responsible for tbe creation of a -j-eally jtmas lng national organization'' and for ikeoplng It on an even keel for a long time. That was during tbo Perilous days of formation. SlttCO tho break with CIcmnntB the good doctor finds himself fac ed with a law-suit, subject ulti mately to discipline by the United Statoa house of representatives, bothered with internal troubles in various parts of the country and on top of it all la involved In close association with two other groups, nelthor of which have the same alms, but both with boundless am Ultlon for political power. Neither Ilov. Gerald Smith nor father Coughlln havo grout Inter est or dnthusiasm for the penult 11 ohm. Doth of them realise tint Uie"' Townsend organisation is hot ter and bigger than their own. T!it answer from their point of ,vlc was an easy ona they simply mov ed in and aro turning Dr. P. K. Tpwnsend's . popularity to their own ends. ; Had Dr. Townsend not split with It, H. Clements, It, is a aal-t guars that the Townsend organltallou would be In tiiuch bettor shape to day and of much greater s'gnlfle anco politically than it- .' "I. .Fu: iherinoro thtso Inyal advuctilo.i of tl.o Townsend Ian would have ft much better chance of seeing tiiuli- dream coma Iruo than they eve? ran have iiw, ' Unreasonable Strike. A BTItIKU of WPA workon In Vancouvor Is disturbing In Its Indication of a lack of proper un derstanding and appreciation of Just what the WPA. roally is. jTho. strikers aro domantling wages equal to that paid by ml vato employers, Thuy aro not re questing more money per month but aro asking shorter hours Ui offMol the dlftorouco. The Idea Is, of course, that the WPA workors consider themselves regular employes nt the govern ment. If that were really no, the requost they are making would be entirely reasonable. Tho cold, bru tal tart Is that WPA la a suhstl. lute for" direct relief ami Is pro vided from tat funds so t tin t men and women who cannot find pri vate employment may maintain self-respect and bo employed un til such time as private employ ment is able to put them on a payroll. I Under such rircumstnnccs a strike for higher wages seems un reasonable. There Is the coiilon Hon thai a low WPA hourly wago will lend to reduce the hourly rale 'for private employment. That does not bear out in practice. With the lubor surplus completely taken up by WPA, privato employers must pay more than tho WPA wago lo attract desirable workers. Thus the hourly rate for private employment is bound lo keep above tho WPA rate so long ns I here Is any Industrial activity nt all. I There Is an alarming lack of ap preciation for what the govern nient Is doing In providing WPA employment when those so emplo) i-d make demands for more. Then Is a failure upon the part of thote on rolicf lo real I to that they are a part of Ibis government as wall as temporary beneficiaries of It. Editorials on Newt ( Continues.' from page 1.) ! i we can dd without i ; ; ; PARAMOUNT studios, In Holly- wood, Is' suing Baniuel Gold wyn for FIVE MILLION DOL LARS because Goldwyn la alleged to have lured Gary Cooper out of the Paramount camp and Into the Goldwyn camp. Just how would you feol If you quit one Job and took anothor and your old bpss sued your new boss for five million dollars damagos tor luring you awayT You'd feel pretty chesty. wouldn't you? UOW does Gary Cooper got that A A WDvt Here is the answer: Ho MAKES MONEY for his boss.. So, you see, his old boss doesn't wsnt to lose him and a lot of new bosses want to GET him. If you want to get yourself Into the same pleasant position, devote your energies to making money for your boss. That's the way to make other bosses want you. KRNR PROGRAM (1,100 Kilocycles) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:00 The Editor Views tb,o 4:1511111 lillllcs. 6:00 Soli llrlgut & Ills Holly Wallans. 5:30 Swing Tunes. 6:00 Ureon Bros. Marimba Or- ' chestra. :15 The Ford V-8 Rovuo. 0:30 The Motor Shop Garage Presents Stray Iiollistcr at THURSDAY, JULY 23 Morning Hours . 45 Early Birds. 00 Alarm Clock Club. 30 News-Itevlew Nowa Broad cast. 45 Alurm Clock Club Cout'd. 30 Devotional .Services, 45 Sucrcd Selections. 00 Louis Kntsmun und His Or chestra. 30 Old Favorites. 00 Melody Moods. 30 llelle ft Martha. . ' 35 Women's Exchaiigo. 00 Rovuno the Operatic Tenor. 15 Song lilt Revue. Afternoon Hours 20 Nows-ltovlew News Broad- CUBt. :30 Hiiillb Musle. Store After- . noon Concert. : 15 Southern tiorcnado. .00 Investment for income. :05 Feodor Chaliapnn. 5 On the Kmorald Islo. :30 (lone Austin. :4C The Garden of Music. 00 Mills Bros. ' 30 Judy ft BUI. :45 Victor Young and Ills Or chestra. :00 Tho World Book Mau. :15 Closo Harmony Four. :80 Sloryland. , :00 Tho Editor Vlows the Nowsi , . 15 Matinee Revorlos. :00 Accordion Selections. :15 Flvo. Spades. - , : 30 Walla Time. uo Chevrolet's Musical Moments. :15 Spanish Rhythm. 3u inn mines. 45 Tho Grab Bag Program. ' : 45 Sign Oft. FRIDAY, JULY 21 Momlng Hours : IS Early Birds. :00 Alarm Clock Club. ;30 Nowa-Ruvlew Nona Broad, east. : 15 Alarm Clock Club Cont'd. :30 Detotlonul Services. : 15 tlrgan Selections. :00 Morning Muslcnlo. :30 Tho Dorsey Bros. Orches tra. : on Love Snugs of Yesteryear. rUo Hollo and Martha. : 115 Women's Exchange. :U0 Clark Wilson's Lulled Ar tists. : IS Modern Melodies. Afternoon Hours :05 flood Afternoon, J. M. JutM. 20 News-Review News Broad cnat. :.KI WPA Program. : 15 Nelson Etltly. on Investment for Int-umu. :05 Music's Magic Carpet. 30 Popular Hand Numbers. :U0 tiny I.timbartlo anil Ills Roy al Canadians. 30 - Jack Demarrhanl. : 46 Tho Singing Troubadour. : tin-The World Hook Mun. 1 15- Rural Rhythm. 30 -Sloryland. :l Tbu Editor Views (lie News. : 15-Swing on best rus. :ntl Songs of the Range, :3n ltiuli Rotale. : 15 - Three Rhytliui Kingn. : I'O Walts Tune. ;30-Thi .Motor Shop finingc presents Stray llollister at Rluirock. : 15- Smu ts Talk by Jack Hard ing. .1"' The Grab Hug Program. : 15- Sign Off. DESERTION CHARGED IN DIVORCE ACTION Suit tot- divorce v. as filed In the circuit court liMuy liv Karl H. Winner aaalnsi l.utlile Winner They were married September 3. IM4. at licdnionil. Ore. 1 he plain tiff, represented by Attorneys Rice and Orenlt. chatges desertion. K. fl. Buell, of lllllard. was a bislniss visitor In this tll.v e terdav. "Maybe we'd better let him have the little one" if Lh 'nam 1m. WmU tmr- " -IT 1 U a a wm -vahadaaeim . ' 1Va7. - FOCMtTR. wn (.cnMAkl couomics I467 7-I7 here. He left some Instructions -for you." "Instructions!" "Requests, If that sets better. Sire regards you as a well-meaning but somewhat daffy friend, so he tried to make his position clear. To made a short story shorter, he wants you to keep your beak out of this case entirely. Ha said tbe killers got what they wanted most the parchments. Without them, a brand new leopard robe wouldn't be wortb a split nickel to Mm or bis daughter. That let's you out." "Oh, does it?" "It does but not me. Hod said that Sire denied either he or his daughter knew the murdered prince or knew of any reason for the man's presence In tbe apart ment." "And that was all? No swish of a broadsword? What haa he got In his scabbard a pretzel stick?" "Ob, Sire's game enough, but be hates publicity. He's always been a silent, invisible worker. If I pinched Jeff Whipple today Sire wouldn't appear in the prosecu tion." "Did Karen send any message?" Toole grinned. "Now you're com ing down to cases," he answered. "According to your brother, she said some pretty nice things about you only " He paused. "Only what?" "Only that she doesn't expect to see you for a long time and that she hoped you wouldn't bother any more about that leopard robe. I think her father intends to send her to some safe biding place and close the trail, even to you." ' "Send her away! Where Is this putty Hercules going himself?" "Back to Washington for a few days; then he's coming to New York to get after this gang In his own way. He left the impression that the cops couldn't do a thing to help hlin." "What about Brenda?" "Brenda Is a prisoner now but she doesn't know it She sailed for England this morning. A cable to Scotland Yard will put her 1n jail when she lands. That Is, It we get anything - on her by that time. Jeff is still in New York." "You haven't been out of the house this morning how did you find that out?" - (To be continued) Part time salesmen are wanted for -Rose-burg and vicinity. Prefer persons already employed who have some spare time and are not satisfied with present earnings and outlook for the future. Please furnish ref erences when applying. AH applications held in strictest confidence. Address replies to Box 326, News-Review. It's Canning Time NATIONAL CANNING RETORT .. $13.00 All aluminum, 25-quart capacity NATIONAL COOKER, 25-quart .... $18.50 CONSERVO CANNERS $10.00 COLD PACK CANNERS ...:...$l.SO $1.85 LARGE WEAR EVER KETTLES ......$2.39 ot $3.85 Churchill Hardware Co, Ironmongers Snow Leopard by CHRIS HAWTHORNE. CHAPTER XV Bannister complied. Ir. the dark-, en oil room gloaming light specks could boMiocn at tho side and end of the trunk. . Tllrolet holes for air," Toole olucldutod. "This Job wns core rully planned. The man who came bore lit this trunk might even have worn a . house uniform! That would havo helped In a getaway." Bannister glanced at his watch. "I'ast midnight," ho said. "Where will we go now?" "To the hay," Toole said feebly. "I'm all In." . y The detective, Indeed-, was sag ging badly. Ho admitted a rotten beatlache and the approach of a fever from-the terrific blow Big Jeff had dealt him. He and Dick descended the stairs and walked past the "looping butler and police man. Toole omitted tho promis ed pleasantry of pinning the rookie's badge to the seat of his trousers, but he did permit the gun to remain, mutslo down, in the neck ot the whiskey bottle. Hod Bannister had retired when Ulck and Toole returned. With his owu hands (skillful ones, they were) Dick clcatiHed and re-dressed the shallow wound on tho de tective's head and put tho grate ful fellow to bed. Then he called tho dosk and ordered (list editions of tho morning papers. When tho papers woro delivered Bannister was electrified by an eight-column, doublo lino streamer on tho III at one that tell under bis eye: Royal Princ Slain in Maurice Sire's Home; Daughter . of Multl Millionaire Disappears Htaunlng tbu column with fever ish hasto no leurued Dial tho mur der victim was "I'rlncc Jura But, a royal prrsonugo from one of the Independent states of India, and a man of fabulous wealth, who had been stopping Incognito at the Hits, but whoso exact antecedents havn not yet been fully traced." Then followed an account of how the victim at first had been mis taken for a Filipino servant in the Sire' household,' and admission by Aliss Karen Hire that she thought she bad been tho only other per son present on the upper level ot the apartment when tho prince was killed, a statement by Cap tain Matthew Boyle of the homi cide squad that Miss Sire had been tentatively detained as a material "linens but left in her father's custody, and finally Ihut "all ef forts to reach Miss Hlro havo been futile." Tills last line was the only Justification ot the bald de claration In tho headlines that she had "disappeared." Tho story hud been tlirowu to gether rather hustlly. cvldcntly bavlng "broken" close lo the dead lino lor starling tho presses. liunnlster surveyed the shout In bewilderment. I'lt-ltires of Maurice Sire and Captain Boyle looked out at hint from the front page but there wore none of the royal vic tim and none -of Karen Hire. He resumed readme. Not a word about "One-Armed" Toole and bis dlsiw erica: nut a line alioul the stiletto, nor the clasp and girdle. Brenda Whipple, the colorful ailiemuress. was not even mentioned "lilg Jeff enjoved the same. Immunity. As tor Ban nister himself, the Utile part he was known to have played bad been silled out by the dlsrrlmlnst Ing reporter as chaff and discard ed. Tho sltiry Hself was loo big for (ho mention of an lunoceut by stander. Bannister chuckled. ' Eicept tor the stinging headlines, Karen Sire. far. had come out practically unscathed. The wholo wonderful fabric of his romance, web and woof with no distinguishable de sign except her own glowing and beautiful self was intact. And through the golden filaments he saw himself and Bully tho only tangible things in a lantl or dart ing, elusive Bhadows trailing, un der the mystic protection of her love, the snow leopard prize that would mean its fulfillment. But Bannister's elutlon was merely a first reaction ; the sec ond chilled him and conjured up a swift pang of doubt of Jealousy.' Who was this I'rince Jura Bui? Did he know Karen Sire? Had he entered the apartment by her in vitation? Tho eplsodo of tho tlug ger rushed back to him in a new light. Was it as a reward. for his own chivalry that Karen had re lieved him of the murder woupon or was it to protoct someone else? Antl who was that person? Ob viously not the prince. So he found one suspicion cancelling the other. Kurther. what bearing did the new revelation havo upon Brcudu Whipple's telephone" messugo lo Karon and the terrified sllonco II hud Imposed upon tbe girl? (ino conjecture ToUowed another, ouch leading Ihto an Impasse ... 4 Bannister walked Into Toole's room and gasea down upon the man's honest face, now relaxetl in sleep. Noblo work tho votoran de tccllvo had tlono that day, even If It hud onricd In disusler lo himself. He would need all his strength for the new day. now dawning. Dick decided not to disturb him. it had been a day of rurlous fu tility for tltttinlstor. Yet It had he gun with a pat timing of coinci dence and a persistent break In cir cumstances that seemed to favor a swift growth of his sudden ac quaintanceship with Karen Sire. As he had told her first and re pented Inter to his brother. Hod. It looked llko Kate. But through out It all there hud been mullcn genii at wosk to thwurt him. His wooing had not prospered.. Itevlewlng the episodes of: the day, ho felt the presence or sonio sinister phantom, a thing without substance, yet more potent than the strength or .Maurice Sire, more powerful than tho law. Swift sure. Invisible, deadly -a monster with all seeing eyes and a hum tired relentless hands seemed to huvo stalked tlitough the weird drama, using .himself, Matt Movie. Toole. Karen Hlro und the girl's rather as puppets. Again and again he wondered what Uremia Whipple had said to Karen over tho phone. What was the message to Hlro himself thut seemed first to have drained his body of blood and thou sent htm from their "guarded" home? Hud Mro really been stubbed by the mun hidden In tbo trunk? Why had ho mude no outcry? TOfll U'MU .HuLn , early, drooling Dick, ho looked ' ennui less use a turbsntied urk than upon the nighl before I ho bandage around his head had been ronl.,wrf l.v B.it...i.. ... l , . -- aui-i,v tape, his fever wa gone and a little sleep bad restored him to edge and fettle. He bad read of tbe drama tic turn In Ihm K... jt i ...... m., Uiu nni boast of it as proof ot bis own pre- Where's Hod?" Dick asked. Wetlt' In hta kH.- - k.ia t. ago. Sire had lvlui on the phone You need all these modern features to get complete motoring satisfaction You ncidNFWPERFFCTKDIIYDRAU MC BR AKKS fur your own aaicly and tbo safely ot u I hers, under today! driving conditions. 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