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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURg, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940. SERIAL STORY BLACKOUT BY RUTH AYER5 COPYWOHT. I19. NCA SEftVICK. INC. CA8T OF CHARACTERS ward Vincent ! .M A It V CAItitoM,-- American CHAPTKH IX fashion expert, in London during Then, everything waa forgotten wartime i uh iho door at the fur end of t Iim VINCKNT fjItKfKi Koldler of ward opened and a man came fortune, fn love will) Mary, CAKI-A MAIICHKTTA i tcriouti London aoclulfle. UK. (ill.MKRT KKNOX -Hiugeon, nerving with Hrltlttr nnuy. mya- YKSTKRDAY: Mary awaken In n IvOiidoii minting home, llnds an American, Dr. Lenox, curing for hcr. A pa! lent in the next bed tella Mai y that It wan only through Dr. Lenox 'a cam lli.it Mary a life, waH waved. In a news paper. Mary reads hor own name anion if the dead. Anna Winters ha been tsaved. A man enter the H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Aailitant Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Any Distance, Any Tlnis Our aervfee la for ALL; and meeta EVERY NEED Kan, . furious because the worilK weia au blurred and liuliMliici. "He's coming down in wartl." Mrs. Tully, (ttivlously tint unrlpr HlanillnK. lot the mirror slip frrn her hunili. .Mary Raw il slltliliK ami snw ri'flirtoil In It an ugly, ilistorleil faon. She wuiKlit the lilaaa and ilruw II rlosor, tin Mrs. Tullv, Huddi'iily axltitied, reached for It. Too late. Mary Carroll was HtarlnR In rasclniiled horror at her reflection. Iliilr combed tlKhtly buck, ashen, molded akin, and a terrlhly twisted, minHhapen cheek. Bob Feller Blanks Yanks With 3 Hits a two-run rajly that produced a 5-4 victory over the Oakland Acorna. , A t: t!!!c:!r;: ?! r'r! B n 1 Francisco Seals a 6-1 victory over the Sacramento Solons in SaCra llieiltO. I Roseburg Keglers Make Nice Showing ; rrn,T.,ri.fT.-- ' VOTE FOR Wm. (Bill) Moar V-V'j' Republican Candidate for Hie JLy ('? Nomination for yvl- County Xfl Commissioner A Business Man for County Business (I'ald Adv.) . f .7" ' f w X. W .. S VOTE FOR J. Earl Pickens ; ; . , ' ' , ' 'aitv (' Rcpublicon Candidato i. : 4 for fhe Nomination for ASSESSOR s , '.. - ' economy h'Ij with efficiency ? .V IVW I ' I'd. AUr.) Hlowly down the kIhIc. V fnreiit ! Mm. Tully, n;fiehed by her Aa Afrit. Tully tore the mirror nap, stirriMl in bed. Mr. Tully from her hands, Mary was ya wns mlildle aBed, but thero wan fgitely uwaie thai the woman Kept vealle enontth of what hud our) BayiiiB, "The very thltiK Dr. lnox been real beauty to make people warned me about. The very thliiR. describe her a a haminome y.-; He'll be rurioua. You mumn't mind, man." Kven In the terror of the dearie. You're lucky to b alive." inkiiiK Moravia and the coiifu The Rabbling waa lot on Mary nion of the lireboatM, Mhe had mun-,aK, crouched in her pillows, ishe aKid to preaent an arreHtiiiK ap-jsaw Yiuceul's lpa brliiK him pea ranee. jeloaer and chmer to her bedsiile. SittiiiR up in bed, she reached Vincent's lean face waa hagKard, under her pillow and drew forth 'a haunted look In his eyes. Ili a large souare mirror and from brows, no lonRor cocked In uinuscd somewhere extracted puff and 'arrogance, were like black arrows powder. JriernfH his forehead. Mary Carroll, her eyes leaping j ,''OJ. H minute, thoMird''rrHha(led with wild Joy at sight of the figure Kr(en nhi, the beds In even rows, coming down the aisle, paid no seemed to drop away. Mary Car alterilion. Irn wa- ulone, her very heartbeat Vincent was here Vincent had Hlent. not given her up for dead.' Vincent looked at hera fleet- Mary stalled to signal wildly to llJRi indifferent lookand walked hlin. She ti led to ae renin his ' ,m There hadn't been a sign af name. 1 recognition in hla glance, (inly Mra. Tully, leaning toward her. tei. weariness. Hs If he were In caught the excitement. "U'hat'a ja trnco, driven hopelessly on. wrong? See anyone ymi know?" hpr f(u.e lmRi. Uu, lt ,i,v Hwwihnnit. Maiy be- Vincent hadn't known her! I She hadn't known herself. Per- jhaps Mary Carroll was deud. i Mrs. Tully was trying to be comforting. "There's people com ing in here all the time looking for Kurvivois. Poor devils. Those of us that are allvn have all been accounted for by now. I guess. " She clasped her hands piously. -' The others have gone to their re wards." Mary remained motionless until fbe heard Vincent's familiar steps, slow and dragged now. return from his search through the ward. Then she moaned, low, despair ingly. A nurse rushed ijulckly to her side. Soon, she felt the cool fingers or Dr. Lenox on her pulse. She heard Mrs. Tully say, "Honest, Dr. Lenox, I wouldn't have let her i see Ihe mirror for the world." Dr. lenox Ignored the woman laud spoke quietly to Mary. "I'm sorry. I'd hoped to prepare yo,i for It slowly. It seems pretty bad at Hrst. but that's because of what you've been through." "My fuce!" Mary struggled make herself heard. "Tell me the truth." Her hands clutched his. Dr. l.enox drew a chair to th" bedside, bis red hair subdued and i us.sel in the shadows from the night Might. Mary saw his gray ryes looking into hern, kind but u'liWnching. "This is going to be hard tit take but I think you can stand it. In lime, 1 believe you are going to be all right. The Injury to your facn when Ihe Moravia was tor pedoed seemed superficial at first. Mill shock, coupled with the sting ing blow when you were appar entlv nitrhed forward on the deck. has caused a facial paralysis. The nerves on one side of your face, reaching to the mouth, have been rendered temporarily lifeless. That a why It's difficult lor you t. talk." Mary pressed her hand to her mouth lo hold back a scream. Dr. Lenox went on. "Speech will come back gradually. I'm sure. As for the paralysis, there's a new treat ment that can help you. Please believe me when 1 say nothing will he left undone lo help you recover. Miss Winters." I -Miss Winters?" Mary repealed stupidly. "Miss Winters?" She slopped, more lerriticd than ever. The docior had not under stood what sho was trying lo say. but she knew, of a sudden, what had happened. Her hand touched the big, black pocket book on the bed. Anna Winters' bag. She saw the tattered gray dress across Ihe chair. Anna Winters' dress. Instantly, everything b e c a m e clear. Anna Winters had dressed that night in Mary's red gown. I She'd carried Mary's gold purse with its Idenlltyliig contents. nna htul a serious heart condition. I Shock of the torpedoing and Iho stampede that followed had per haps permitted her to die quick ly and mercifully. That's how the ghastly mistake had been made. Mary Carroll wn listed as dead-Anna Winters as , a survivor. i Yes, she was supposed to be Anna Winters. In Iho shabby black handbag was Anna's pass port and tsa. and I hi- letter ,"To W hom It May Concern.' Mad it not been for the terrible illsMnuiement. Mary Carroll would ,hae cleared it all up at once. As tl w as. hhe w as too mute, 1oo stunned to know which way to .turn. She closed her eyes, ln-ar mu ! Anna who had been so tragic 'and so beunlilul in the flame red dress. Dr. Lenox went on. "As long as you're an KnglHh girl, you can stav right here in London." Mary nodded. Yes. she would stav iii London. Perhaps Vincent would be here and when she was well again she couUl go to him. The doctor was standing up. sig naling for a nurse. "I've pulled yon through so far and I'm golnt to see you the rest of the way.' lie said. "Keep up your chin, Anna Winters, and don't say die. We il lick this yet." The inline brought medicine. liy JI'DSO.V RAILICY (Associated Press Sports Writer) Hob Feller is just the kind of a feller who's lluble to keep rapping at that no-hit door long enough for it to open again. He barely was sidetracked yes t err ay as he shut out the New York Yankees for Cleveland, 4-0. nn three hits. He didn't give up a safety until the seventh inning, when with one out Joe Dt Maggie finally banged a single. After that the tension was off and the 21 -yen r old speedster let out a single In the eighth and another in the ninth. Walter turned In a five-hit job on the ftoston Bees In the course of a 41 victory Tor the Cincinnati Keds. It was his fifth triumph without a setback. Larry French Loses. Tex Carletou locked in a dra matic duel with Lurry French that went ten Innings before the Brook lyn Dodgers broke through for a 4- 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, Kimball got credit for the decision, however, because Carleton was re moved for a plnch-hltter In the ninth. The horrible bottom In pitching was reached at Pittsburgh as the Pirates lost their ninth consecu tive game by a 17-6 score to the Xew York Giants. Frenzied Frankle Frisch used five Dingers who gave up 15 hits, ten bases on balls ami hit three batsmen. A St. Louis rookie, Krnle White, came through with a good relief chore as the Cardinals overpower ed the Phillies 8-4. The Detroit Tigers cantor from behind to tie their game with the Boston Red Sox lit. five-all in the seventh and then linHh shut them out until the tenth, when Peacock of the Sox singled with the bases loaded for a fi-,1 verdict. Dutch Leonard triumphed over Ihe hapless Chicago White Sox 5- 4. Hob Harris scattered seven hits and the Hrowns heat the Philadel phia Athletics 4-2. Baseball Standings Boston rfpvnittnd ..... Detroit i St. Louis , : Philadelphia asnmgiou . (Chicago New York ... American League W. 14 ..T2 -.11 .. 8 8 .. 8 7 C National League fJa' our taxes must be equalized so ' (hat each win pay ma jusi mono '' and no more. My training lu Ibis ofNce Insures a courteous, econom ical business administration. Robert L Helliwell Republican Candidate for the Nomination for ASSESSOR DOUGLAS, COUNTY, OREGON (Paid Adv.) Oregon State Makes It Two in Row Over Huskies (By the Associated Press) The Oregon State Beavers made disaster complete for the Washing ton Huskies yesterday when they scored a 7-6 victory lu Corvallls to sweep their two-srame northern I division. Pacific Coast conference I baseball series. It was the Huskies' I fourth straight defeat on their Ore tgon Invasion. I The victory widened the gap be tween Ihe league leading Beavers j and the second place Oregon Web foots by fwo full games. The Wehfoots have a chance to cut down this lead when they meet j the Idaho Vandals In a two-game series opening In Moscow today. , The score: I Washington 5 lu 1 Oregon State 7 Hi 1 f Heath and Watson; Shaw and .eovlch. VOTE FOR Thomas C. Hartfiel Republican Candidato for District Attorney "Honest, Impartial, Forco ful Administration of justice." Hear my radio talks over Station KRNR Thuraday, May 0, 6:55 p. m. Monday, May 13, 6:55 p. m. Wed., May 13, 6:55 p. m. (I'aid Adv.) Angelenos Trim Seattle; Padres Defeat Portland Mrooklyn Cincinnati Chicago New York St. I.OUi8 Roston Philadelphia I'ltl6buri.'h Pacific Coast Ran Diego Oakland Seattle Hollywood I.oa Angeles .... San Francisco Sacramento .12 .. 9 .... 8 10 .... 6 S .... S 9 . . t 11 Leagua ... 24 15 ...22 ....17 ...20 ....18 ....18 .18 Portland 14 CARR'S ANNIVERSARY May is Can's 25th Anniversary month. We are Klacl to have heen of service these many years In fact are proud to present a fine ar ray of very special values to you. I' sable everyday Items such as towels, howls, handkerchiefs, vases, hosiery, pictures, tahlecloths, can dy, antimony, novelties. Especially appropriate too for Mother' tiny gifts. Several hundred special 25th Anniversary 25c und 50c Items, as well as cards, gifts, etc., from 5c to Sl.'JS. CAftrt'S. (Adv.) IN BANKRUPTCY Dob Day of the Rosehurg Howl ing alleys, who served as captain of the Pacific greyhound team 'from Rosehurg nt the Northwest howling tournament in Tacuma. has returned to Rosehurg. The team und the respective pluyers were consltlerahiy above the average und earned a fair share of prize money, Day reports. In the five-man team play lu the open division, the Roseburg team tied with the Marlln Razor Blades team of Portland. Oregon state champions, for fourth and fifth places. Prize money wa! distribut ed to the first 40 teums. The Rose hurg keglers rolled games of 973. 926 and 928 for a team total of 2837. I Sayre. Pruitt. Sims and Stillwell I of the Rosehurg team won prize .K15 money in the singles. Pruitt was .550 high among the local bowlers with .600 games of 1S8, 207 and 2nn for a total .500 of f04. Sayre rolled 5115. Sims 584 .180 and Stillwell 570. Day with 63d and in Hengstorff with 512 failed to get into the money division. The Rosetm-.-g players failed tp get into the prize division in doubles. Stillwell ami Day rolled games of 394. 311 and 346 for a to tal of 1054. Rengstorff and Sayre were teamed for games of 384. 350 and 358, a totnl of 1092, and Pruitt land Simms rolled 363, 344 and 310 for a total of 1017. With prize money for only seven teams in the sweepstakes five-man event, the Roseburg team placed Just outside the prize ranks with a team total of 2680. Pet .7.17 .667 .571) .414 .421 .421 .389 .333 .857 .750 .474 .467 .444 .400 .357 .267 .450 .1 Ihe evangelist's homo 111 Wesl Rosehurg. Itev an.) -Mr-"- ,)" led Wednesday for Portland. I h Parry "ami John"'r:."Evaiis in the work of the Cleveland church for the past year. i ..nu nii.oti over to -ine meeiin " - . farewell talks anil a social ioui. Refreshments were series v, 1 laities present CANDIDATE VISITS ROoEBURG Archie McGowau of Portland was a political visitor In Roschiirt, Thursday, lie is seeking elect on as delegate to the republican na tional convention from the sta e at large. .Mr. .mciiowui. he the oldest Ford automobile deal er In Oregon from the standpoint of years or service. Acting Is a Strain So great an emotional strain do film actors work under, that the death rate for them Is rising and American insurance companies are increasing their premiums, "Eat IlurhectiB Sandwiches and Uve Forever." C. A. Brand's on the highway. (Ailv.) 23 tvewfin ENLARGEMENT! cndO PRINT oil dtvaloped and printed from your I exposure roll. Batter pictures because carefully developed and printed. Sat. isfactlon assured. Send coin. . QUALITY r-ICTURI CO. 'Mm ttt cl Qutliiy,teuntf Portland Bei 357 Qregm B-24280 lu the district court of the Unit ..il stales for the district of Oregon. In the matter of Lester aiearl brush was being burned under per Cornelias and Julia Ella Cornelius, bankrupts. To the creditors or lister Meurl Cornelius und Julia Klla Cornel ius of Reedsport, III the county of Douglas, and district aforesaid, bankrupts: Notice Is hereby given that said Lester Mearl Cornelius and Julia IOIIa Cornelius, have been duly ad judged bankrupts on u petition fil ed liy them on the 22nd day of April. 11)10. and that the first meet ing of their creditors will be hold at the office of the undersigned in Roseburg. Oregon, on the 22nd clay or May. 1 9 1 u. at 11 o'clock 111 the forenoon, at which place and time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trus tee, appoint a creditors committee, examine the bankrupts, and trans act such other business as may properly mine hcroru said meeting. Dated the lull day or May, 1!) I. C. L. HAMILTON, Ucl'ereo In llankruptcy. PERMITTED BRUSH FIRE RESULTS IN FALSE ALARM A false alarm summoned the Roseburg fire department to a brush fire on North Stephens street 1 hursday afternoon. The I My the Associated Pressl The Los Angeles Angels over came a Rainier lead with a four- run drive in the eighth inning t , deteat Seattle 7-5 in the south last night and even their Pacific coast league series at one-all. I The league leading Ran Diego i Padres continued their strangle hold on first place by winning their third straight Irniu Portland 7-1. Trailing by one run going Into tile n 1 il t ll inning Hollywood staged ELECT Cliff Thornton licpuhllcan Candidate for Ihe Nomination Tor SHERIFF 5 of Douglas County Cvcr 7 years experience as deputy in this countyi. (I'aid Ad.) "Drink this and you'll foe better." jshe ordered briskly. Her crisp I skirls rustled indignantly as she l turned to' Mrs. Tully. who hail been the witless cause of the bed side drama. Mary picked up Anna's handbag again and took out the letter. If she was supposed to be Anna Winters she must know at once what It said. (To he continued) Marsters Drug Store will be OPEN This Sunday Hours 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. ink. but the smoke and flames at tracted attention from a resident who thought a serious blaze was in progress and turned In an alarm FAREWELL PARTY HELD FOR DEPARTING EVANGELISTS A farewell meeting for Kvange- list and Mrs. M. G. Olson wu-s ! held Monday evening by members of the Cleveland Church nf (iod at ! Why Buy Co-op Tires? Win a prize for the best answer. Merchandise prizes from $1 to $25 for the best 14 letters. Ask us about it. You can enter one letter for each Co-op tire or battery bought during our May sale. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Fara Bureau Co-op. Exch. KOSEBl'RG, OREGON - Maccabee Hall Public Dance Saturday Night Muiic by Rhythmeer Everybody Welcome AdmiM'on 25c Republicans: Mark Your Ballot 56X G.A. (Gus) Lindbloom For County Commissioner For 3t yeara I have been a farmer in Douglas county. Previous lyf I wat engaged in the mercantile business in Concordia, Kan., and Denver, Colo, t feel t am In a position to know the needs cf the farmer, while yeart of merchandising qualify me to give an efficient business administration. I BELIEVE IN Adequate old age pensions A return of public owned property to the tax rolls Better roads, particularly in rural districts and for timber development Conservation of natural resources and wild life, and extensive advertising of these resources. On This Basis I Solicit Your Support tli'l Adv.) M A y ' 3 ihiw M aV IS 6 4 6 4 4 COVtll tASTM For exterior of your home. Beautiful, dur- SPECIAL able Gat. in 5i Gat. 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