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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1940. SERIAL STORY BLACKOUT BY RUTH AYERS COPVRIOMT. tftSw. NCA BERVICK. INC. CAST OF CHARACTER l A It V CAItllOlX- Aini'ilcmi liiHhlnii expert, in (.(iniiuii l 11 j In;; uurtlme. VINCKNT (iltKlMI - nolilii-r f fortune, in Utvv with .Mary. ('AULA .MAlil llKTTA a mys- IcriniiH London mi:jtlili. Mt. :ilhi;i;t i.knox -tuuwo:. Burvlng wil.i Jirlilnh army. YKSTIOltl-AY: Iti'lcuai'd ly A. A. I'. wanlMUK, Mary Ik liunliil in Kcoiland Vaiil In tell licr Hlnry of Carla'R plot to Hiul an itirpluiH carrier. TIim tragedy (k a veil m I Cai'la ruptured and Vincent will (KcaiiH t lift Mi lug mjtnul althriUL'li Ih may be luternwl lr l urn lhn or tin- wiir. Mary hurrlen to ;il liorl. (cIIn ti fin hIm loves him, hut muni Htand by Vincent. ('HAl'TlOlt XMV Wlien Alary reached Kolii H(ii" nhi whh Ktai'l Iff tn rind a caller. A nhriveled III tic old man wan wtittlim. Mary I nn ml something f "miliar about trim although slm rouhl lint place litin at flrwl. Hut when h: Hpolce, nlie remembered the tnbac eniilat from the kIioji mnr Via oent'n lodging. "I've a not' for you, Mrs. Tionox." lie handed lier a folded pupm. She recognized Vincent's writing. "Hurling." he read. "I must sn you nl mifp. It't tenihly inr pnrtani. Will you pleiiw riimi! with thi' bearer?" It whh Binned Willi the letter "V." I .Mary (IhkIkmI cold waler on her lace. Willi u quick make-up she ittiis ready. I "I'm lo ko with you." hIic told !llii' old man. He Hudiled. When they reached the hop this HhutteiK were Klill driiwn. The proprietor drew a key from hl.t poi-kei and let her In the from j dour, I "IIm'h In Hie back room," lie di rer ted Mary. She walker! ihroiigh the Hhop, rich with the odor of ti hundred mellow blends. In tie: dfiu light ol the room behind the eon nters, Mary miw Vincent a hlanclied face. . "I'm In one of my customary Jams." Me wait debonair, hut Ills laee wit awhi'ti. "Scot la ml Yard HeeuiH in want me. I wiim lucky enough to Hee two or their men before Hmy saw me, J ducked in here lo he out of th way. That'H why I asked you to come hero. I had lo Kee ynu." "1 know about your Jam. Vin cent," idle xfiulce Holtly. "I had to he the one lo inform on you. ('aria .Marclieim Mdimpeil ine yenlerday. While I was at her limine. I heard idaiiK for the Kink Iiik or the all plane currier. Regency." "You? You told thorn?" Vin cent Hlraltrhiened. "Why, Mary. j couldn't yon wee what It won hi ' mean ? What might happen to I me?" "I wan'l llilnl.lng of you," Hhrt nald with lire. "I whh thinking of HiivfiiR the Regency and the liven ol a ilimmand men!" He Ht joked the scar on IjIh tein- 1ET S OIL AND SAY WFBE COMING !" imi II i Every holiday moment will mean more if you know accommoda tions are reserved, or meetings with friends arranged. Avoid dis appointment. Telephone ahead! Long Distance is inexpensive, N and the answer is part of the v I M l. ',: 'X! J message 1 "" V I THE PACIFIC TEUPH0ME"'wi' I T 4' ANOTEUGRAPH COMPANY v. j f m.!jL Telephone l 121 So. Stephens St. V. V V . V . V". V .'V !"v".'V7V"i"V""Y' ; TOMORROW! ; HAPPY t Kl l UJtlJiJN 5 5 ?. Less Work! More Fun! Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 5 pie with indecision. Mary softened. "Hut because of what I did you will get a break. You won't face a firing Bguad. But you will be I (iter lied for the dura tion of the war." "I mippotio ilila meaiii you're (brunch with mo." Ulu muuuer (bunged. ""No." nhe aiiMwnml, "I'm Koiner to Hlick by you. I feel it'n the leaat I can do Hlnce I had to involve you." Me readied for her hand, "Thin may be our hint time to gether. Let 8 make the bent of It. ir I had only an hour with you I could make everything clear. I want to tell you about Curia uhoiit what a fool wlie made of me. Come," he wan commanding;. "I've a car at the nlde. loot's ride." HIh plight wan ho ricttpemte and he anled mich a little thing. Mary hud not the heart to refiine him. She allowed heraelf lo be led out a Hide door and Into a tluv rwo-Hcuter Vlncenl hud borrowed . "You asked about f'urla and 1 told you the truth." he deftly di reded the little cur through the thronga of London'd work hound. ("But not all of It. I wan ashamed to ten it an. I gue8. The night of the air raid, I did receive a meifKagfl from Carla, aa you KUOHatui. Inadvertently, I told her we were Hailing on the Moravia at 3 o'clock. I hud no idea this piece of information wuh vital to her. I know we'd been warned to aeerecy hut I regarded Carla uk u friend. Hut what a friend she turned out to be!" "You've never told ine the trun ntory of bow you mifiried the Mo ravia's ealling. Was Curia In that, loo'!" "Yes. of courHe." His voice huh full or dlHilluftlon. "It watt a Btall. Something about a nick uncle in KriHtol. I flew her there. I whh tricked Into it. believing I'd have plenty of time to get back and will with you. Miit something went wrong with the plune anil .1 pan cuked In a field, miles from no where. I know now ahe had it all planned. She thought I'd be use ful to her and she didn't wunt jne to sail on the Moravia." "You knew she sent an nam ored continental hoy on tho boat?" Mary's words rung bitterly. i ea, I learned It later. Sin tricked him Into sailing -to watch you." I "Me why uie?" ( "She was ' afraid you knew riomethliig or miftpecUtd RonwthluK through me. When she found you didn't die after all, sire was fian- lie." Tb ecar was well out of London., An Induxtrlul suburb gave way to open fleldH. In the flat couiUiy, I tne single bangar of a small air- port loomed like a large barn, j Vincent drew the car to a spot before a sandy spread of ground. "But Vincent?" Mary was aghast. "You're not quilting you're not Tunning away?" ! 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