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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 22. 1940, Dallr Kummpt fiumimr th MMbr ff Th AMwelated Froas The Associated Praa la exclusive ly antitUd to th uh (or republica tion of all nwa dispatches credltad to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and to all total news ftiitllahH hrin. All rluhta of re publication of special dispatch! btxain are siso reservea. HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered as second class matter itfay 17, 1920, at the post office at Ronchurg, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1878. Represents a by w York 171 Madlaon Ave. Cbl 360 N. Afk-hlKau Ave. Umm Kraacl.ro--; 20 Hush Slr.ot la traltaOK, W. Orand Boulevard Lm Aiitln-433 H. &prlng- Street lilt 103 Blewart HUeil Hart land 6110 S. W. HlxtH Hireet-HM. Leal-, 4J1 N. Tenth Strast, 01(1 I'll Poms ATI OS Vabacrlyttoa Ha tea Daily, per year by mall ...16.00 Dally, (i inonins by mull U.fiO Daily, 3 months by mall 1.26 Dally, hy carrlir per month 6 Dally, by carrier per ytur 7.80 Every atate, county and city Official or board that handles public money should publish at regular intervals an aci'outitlnjr of It, showing where and how each dollar Is BpttnL Thin In a fundamental principle of dumu emtio government. ; UuHHia Ih moving troops from TI I I'J wliolu record or recent the JleHHiirubiiin (Iliiinanlaii-RuK-yoHi'H In lOuropo W wrTtlvn In Hluii) frontier to the (ieriiiuii-KuH-tho .triiglc fuut UiHt thore wuu no "lull Ijonlur, mid Gorimiiiy Ih mild lilueo lit which tlinso niHionuiJ to to ho hoiiiIIiik 1110l.1rl7.e1l forces (o Gorman hkkic'hkIoii could agree to Kant l'ruxalu, opposite) the lllll.' muko a Hlunil. Ilnltlc Blutcs llunsla ban occupied. Instructed hy Unit record, thcro No cuniniunt from Berlin or Mo la gooil hope that the Amorlcuu cow. continent)! aro not going to bo After Ilia Finnish fizzle, It's caught In the name trap. The hard to Imuglno Slullii atlucliliig moHt extreme isolationism uro (Icrinaiiy. now beglnuiiig to agree that though tho Amorlcuu frontier 1b T1"3 HiIUhIi, Kronen and Jap not on the Ithlno, It la along the trouhlcH at Tlenlalir (Cliltin) whole coast of tlio two Amorlcuu. are roporled to bo definitely net Hud, on those outlying polnU tied and Franco him agreed to atop whoso ponnolon by a forolgn Hlilpment of war supplies from power could Jiuvo no other ion- Indo-Uhlna to China, wit than as a "Juiiiplng-ofr place" Japan Ih being eagerly courted for attack on American soil. i by both sides, and poor old China Strict bonier defense haa been J"18 bco" "''"" 'J" shown to he Impossible. In no 1,0,1 v country In Kurope, uot in Poland, Finland, Delghim, Holland, or even France, has u border de fense proved practicable. The lniiit raiic.. hoiubnr bus destrovod ovory border in the world. Tho oilier lesson goes further. It Ih that defense within may be ' morn important lllllll defense from without. Tho good aenso or every Amorlcuu government helping out ,, . . ' overy other American govern- ment throatenea by Inlcrnul UIh- order guided from abroud Ih now home mi .South I'lno street, painfully ctam wV0H-lTr,d 1 1, o. Kl,.-' ley. (!. I'. (Meiln and ('. J. Arvld Nor la thero anything new about run, all residents of I'oi tluml, have tills. On Doc. 2, 1823, President arrived here to attend to business Monroe laid down tho fareelii "'' " the weekend, doetrino that bcni'H blH name. lle Unaerooe, operation Jack1 assorted "as a pilneiplo In which imyle, ir,, son of Mr. anil Mrs. II. thu rights and IliloreslH of the 'I. Doyle, of Itosnliurg, today un-i United States are Involved, that 'I'"'1 "Perallon for appen .... ,i, die Ills at Mercy hosp u I. tho Amcrlcun eontlnents, by tho i J free und Independent eoiulitlim which they Imvo usBiimed and maintain, aro henceforth not be considered as aubjecla lor future culonUalion by uny Kuropcnn pow oih . . ," That was 117 yearH o. Wo have livid to it over since. Hut Monroe went further. Jlo ndded thul "we sliould consider any attempt oil llielr purl to ex tend Ihelr system lo any portion of this hemisphero as dungerous to our peace and safely." Ho said we mu.sl view as unriieudly "any inlerpiislliou for thu purpose of oppressing them, or controlling in any manner llielr destiny." Thut Is crystal clear, it wus I run und sound 117 years ugo. It Is 1!0 limes true today. Whatever the result of tho war In Kurope, the 'ii American re publics anil Canada aro determin ed that no transfer of American soil from one Kuropcun country to another shall lake place. They uro determined that no local min orities Inspired and partly control led from abroad shall take over by force local administration. To piovenl these things ull uie unit ed firmly and resolutely. ' The morn clearly I kin Ih under blood In uiIvuiiih, the less likely II Is to happen. In the Culled States. Un.oiio.onn people. In tiolltli Ameiica, itn.nnii. In Canada, ll.omi.noo. II these reso lutely lake their stand together, now, they need Tear nothing. Wo of the new world have Un tight to develop our countries and our lives as wo seo fit. tin this ground, lulil out by Monroe 117 years ugo, wo lako our stand. AMI'TLIJ tM'tler lUeU W iwi tent of the money advanced by the Home Owners' Ixmii cor poration to help people suve thelr boiites from foreclosure has been paid baek Of it little better than three billions of dollars In a ml' lion loans paid out, the corpora tloa has gotten back about $733,- 000,000. Only about 70,000 loans have been repaid lit full. What the final balance shet on this experiment will show, it Is too early to toll. Certain losses will be balanced to some extent by Interest payments. Hut this Interesting and signifi cant postscript was added to the most recent report by the govern ment corporation: The greatest number of loans repaid in full huve been in the lower brackets." Editorials on News (Coattatud trosa mf L) lug horrible grimaces. The same thought is probuhly hack of Ger man talk of harsh terms for France and "brutul war" ugalust lliitlsh "snipers." AGAIN .today (Thursday) the u-m-lil In full nP vnnw.ru Refugees reaching (I e n e v n (Switzerland) from the battle zone In France tell of "quantities" of abandoned German tanks, arm ored cars and motorcycles along the main highways and of nuzi motorcycle troops scouring the countryside In search of noeded gasoline supplies, Don't jump to unwarranted con clusions. Even if this talo is true, I ho Oermuu wur muchlnes may merely bo too fur ahead of their supply services. OIJC1IAI1EST (Uumiiiiiii) Huyu LOCAL NEWS Here From Ollde Mrs. I,. Mowdy, of tlllde, spi'nl Krlduy llifrf ifty visiting anil shopping. Goes to California .Mrs. Julie Kaufman, of (Ills clly, has left lor Calllonna to visit rt-htlivtis and '''lends. , Spends Day Here Krnle Whip ,,, , .,' I1t,lll KHuv , ,, ,-iy visit hie at Iho C. K. Johnson Arrives For Summer Marshall Spaulding. student at Whitman college In Washington, has arrived here to spend Ihe summer months1 veiling at ihe home ol his lulltvr. Carl KpauldfiiK, Sr. Will Speak at Riddle Dr. It. U Dunn, ol this city, will go t I. id die Huuday to lve the evening's sermon at. the First Christ hi n church itt S o'clock. Dr. Dunn will talk on "Jidiu's Ylhiin ol the Fu ture." Fine Is Paid Charley New man. 12, a transient, paid a fine of SUt in Ihe justice court here' today after entering a plea of guilty ( a charge of drunkenness, follow ing his urrc.Ht by a slate police man. Leave For South Mr, and Mrs. Carl Spmildiug. Jr., of I'm 'Hand, u In !uhi' been here visiting I he tot ii'ei 's t ill her. Carl S auhling. Sr.. on K isl Douglas street. Ium Iclt lor San Francisco to enjoy the tali and will visit relatives in Long Head). Call!., before reluming to their home. Here Last Evening Moi i is Pey ton, who Is fiijoylntf his tamp on the Noith l'mMua, came to Kose hurg last evening to get Charles it Hakersrield, Culll.. lo take him to the tamp for the week end, Mr. I -aw spends his summers vaca tioning on Hie North t'liipipia and Uomie rivers. To Vifll at Kelly Hook Mr. und Mrs. Hal Plait, or Portland, will spend the weekend in this ct tlhltiuu ut tlie borne f Mi. and Mrs. Robert Kell. I lie Hulls are coming here lo attend the hapiisut service tomnrtnw- at SI. (leorge's K Isenpal i hutch, at w hit li itme lll Kells' liabv tluiuhter will be Itaptized. Mr. Platl will be the Imhy's godlHlhet-, Win Essay Awarda -I'htlel a nan lit'lue, No. X. MUM-'., and Rosebutu itehi'Kuh Indue, Nn. 1 1. Iiae an iiotinceil find Miss Kail h Young is Ihe winner of ill" Uit prixe enh award Tor the best essay w rltieu on "Ami'i it autsm" In a reieni con lest bebl hy Ihe organisation. Sec itud prlie cash nwuid went to Miss Veluia i'rockir, wlih hnuonible I..,. I.. llu. Il.,ltv I..-.H hynl OUT OUR WAY (I SO THAT'S YOUR OLD : I YAIS--UNLIKE J BUT yUH'LL OUTFIT, EH, SUGAE? SOME PEOPLE, I" NEVER. BE THAT'S A MIGHT1 OLD 'l I WAD SENSE ABLE TO STyLE OP SADDLE --1 I i ENOUGH TO QUIT ACCOMPLISH ) j GUESS IT'S A GOOD 1 WHILE I WAS THAT OM . fe: ! MAWV YEARS SINCE STILL FAIRLY A- THIS JOB TOSfiWw VOU QUIT PUNCHING J V GOOD I V ttWfflU y COP. I MO,V UtH SC.VICE. INC. T. M. BEG U. S- P.T. OF.. S KRNR Mutual roadoaitlng tyatem . 1600 Kllooyole KKMAIN1NO IlOUftU TODAY l:0u Wylhe Williams, Commen tator, MI1S. 4:15 Talk hy William D. l'uiker, of California, MIIK. I::ill Teu Time Dance. I : li K.I Kllzpali li k's Orchestra, .M IIS. n :(li I Iii wo 1 1 Calls, MILS. fi:3M Mozart Opera Series, MIIS. I. : IMI Touigllt'H 'I'uue. 6:05 Newa, Calif. Pacific Utili ties. 6:10 Newo-Rcview News Flashes, t): Ifi Dinner Dance. li::iu lohn II. Hughes, .M IIS. (1:45 'review Nallomil Itepulill- can Convi'iillon, M US. 7:0U Hob Nichols' liiiBiillun Serenaders, M1IS. 7: 1.1 .Mutual .Maesl ros. 7: 15 lludilv .Mnlevllli-'s Orches tin. Mils. k:00 Imperial Inlilgile. .MIIS. s:30 I'hll Hants' Orchestra. MIIS. 11:00 News. MIIS. 9:15 Saturday Night Party, Wing Cigarettes, MBS. I!!:0U- Sign Oft. SCNDAV, JCNK ill! biJIIU SI. Murks K v a n g e I I c a I Church Choir, Vonkei.s, N. Y MIIS. 8:;ll) Voice of I'lophecy Choir, M IIS. X: IT, - Cullaly Chiuus, MIIS. II. OU - .Maich of Health. .MIIS. 9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev. Perry Smith. :: Ai lean Wildlife, MIIS. !l: 15 - Symphony. 1U:U .Music in u Mellow M I, MIIS. 10:15 Romance of tho Hi-Ways, Greyhound Lines, MBS. l):30-Tosslblu I1IIC News from London, MIIS. 10:15 - I'allner lliiusu ConcciL Or- chiwlru, MIIS 11:00 Baptist Church. 111:00" Kl I'aseo TiouImhIoi. Ml 11!: Hit -Nobody's Children. MIIS. 1: on -Sunday Varieties. 1 :3u Lutheran C b o r u s from Treasure Island, MHS. 2:00 Hlue Harrou's Orchestra. MIIS. 2:.Mi Show of ihe Week, M HS, ;i:lii) Tropical Serenade. MHS. 3::t Slgrid Schultz, (ieimuny, MMS. II: Ml -Musical Inlerlude, MliS. t'Mi -A lean Forum of the Air, M IIS. 5:00 Old Fashioned Revival. 6: mm - Associated Tress lluilctins, MHS. (i:oi - WiIN Symphonic Hour, MHS. 6:30 The An ye I us Hour, Dr. C. A. Edwards. 7:00 Favorite Songs of and Mine, Hansen Co. Youra 1 Motor i 7; 15 The Quiet Hour. 7: If. Hill MrCune'a (ireheslra, .II1S. lielie Klll).i's 1 1 i lii'.sl I a, M liS. -The I'aslnr's Study. M lis. C o m ul a li it I'i'i lm maiii'e. M IIS. News. .MIIS KveniiiK .Melodies. -Sign (Ut. si:. S ; .'in tree !l I., MONIi.W. .IC.NK :'l 7 : Oil SI ul I ami Noiisi-nse. 7:3C News-Heview of the Air. 7: III News. Slate ami Local.' 7:45 I. M. Judd Sys "Good Mointng." 7:.'.ll KhapstMly in W'iik. S:iiii lli"'iilui; S,.i;sinu ol li'-puii In an ( ouvi ul Inn. M IIS. s ::u IiiIim hei,.. 8:10 "Bess Dyo." nncbo Soups, MUS. 8: 10 Carter', ot Elm Sticct. Oval tine, MBS. '. "II S, iiiiI;iiii . !i:l:. John A-new. n(;-;Hii:.t. MHS. 9:30 Man About Town, li: I". Keep l it l i .Mush . MUS. 10:00 Home Service. Copco. 10:15 Ma Perkins. Proctor & Gamble. MBS. I'i::'.n liinlio Caul, n club. MIIS. 10:45 Bachelor's Children. Old Dutch Cleanser. MBS. 11:00 Our Fnendiy Neighbors. AI. kj Seltier, MBS. 11:15 Wheel of Foilune. 11:15- When l-is, belb . Orcalilsl. i MI'S. l:lio I. lllli lleull I Inure 12:15 Sports News. Dunham Tranrfcr eV Powell Hard. ware. K.Jll Kh.ilhm al Kalidoiu. 12:45 News, Ktutn and I-ocal. 12:60 NewuReview of the Air. 1:00 Hennlnger's Man On The Street. 1:15 I'blladeilphia Citizens Com mittee llroadcast, MIIS. 1 :: Afternoon Ithylhms. I : ir. I.ia'K I'lay lli ldge. MIIS. 2.00 At Your Command. 2:1111 Talk by I.inly Aster lo American Mothers. MIIS. :!: to Musical Interlude, MIIS. 2:15 Hal Stokes' Orch., .MIIS. - :l:un Fulton Lewis. Jr.. MIIS. :l:l."i l.elghlon Noble's Orclu MIIS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. t:lio Lew Dlamiilid's Orcli., MIIS. l::io Tea Time llani-o. I 5:00- (lleiin Williams' Orch,., MIIS. r,::ill Shaller l'uiker, MIIS. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tine, MBS. f : 1.0 '1 onighl's Tune. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. I 6:10 News-Review News Flashes.j li : 15- Dinner Dance. -6:3C John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. (1: 15-jVarielies. 7:no- I'MBing the Past, MIIS. :ir- Multutl Maeslros. Done Itanuer, MDS. ,s:oo Soims hy Owen and Doro thy. S : 1 Ti Kveulng Meliidies. k::iu Dull 'N Swing Club, MMS. 9:C0 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. :r. -Jack lli l.call's Orch., MIIS. tl::i Keynoli. Address of Itcpuli- lici'ii Coui'i'Ulion, M IIS. Ill.:li Slcn Oil. A new program wilt he heard -iver K UN It commeiH'tng Monday ind i unni'ii: eaeh Mmtditv. W edneH lay and Friday at N:40 a. in. Spun- . sored hy Dim Uaiieho Soups, this proumm will feature "Hess live." I tin- Market S out, briimim; news direel I'roni I ho wholesale produce markets, with tips on what fruits i and venetahlcs hic available, their ipi-illl v and price. A Iho Included in Hess llye's report will he valuu- MYTHICAL MISER HORIZONTAL 1 Miser king of fiction. 6 He gold nbovc all else. 10 To enliven. 12 To do wrong. 13 To fish. 14 Civet-like benst. 16 Tolerates. 18 Drunkard. 20 Needle shaped. 22 To woo. 114 Nothing more 48 Kettle. Ihan. 50 Kimono (tii'dle. 51 Since. 53 Moro frugal. !6 Neither. 59 He had Iho power lo turn what he to gold. 60 Even his food to gold. VERTICAL 1 Parent. 25 Project. 2R Stop. 50 Hustle. M Toward sen. Hit Korm of "I." 711 tied of war. 3( Clipped. .IB Inferior dou. :t!i Appellation. 41 Heron. 42 Obi. 411 Gentle slope. 4a Pokes n lire. 47 Payment demand. Answer to Previous Puzilc 113 4 !T o 9 o. til 1 --Ki I n; m.f 1 1 I I I 'll I I I ELE lyWOaM hlc advice and household suvlng Ideas. The most complete coverage ever scheduled in radio network annals, tor tho major political parties na- lional conventions will he beard over KltNK through the coast to roast .Mutual liroaileasting system, ncfcinnmg .Mounay. .nine ami, wncn miq repumican convention meets in ;H.r-munlerer. Impulsively he call Convention hall, Philadelphia. lie- 0( t0 CMjrfHtino again.. Inning Monday mornlns with tliOj "j()V' Hey Chrisiy Wui" iipeniug Hosslon of the convention (,.,m. "i,nrc u minute' " imm SMMMo K::iU the network will) shn t.l0,t.(l HIl(I " looked Inrk. follow the convention with frequent ,.. h( bc. , to broadcasts lu. ng the entire week. tr01Il,lMnSt K,ie vU. hu,j I he k-vnote addiess ol the ennven- n)(.lt trin will lie heard over MIMli 'iiiimini," Monday nlht from 8::i to ln:3o. .. ;, ' ''. ro. please. Look-1 col '"i: ,":""!!' ""L b!"::" news t, tell you Christy!- lil,. I 'i jut; I tin i (in ill. iiiiiruuin an: uthiti lo tollnw the program schedules in ihe News-Heview. The Mutual IWoadcuxting system will also pick up and broadcast significant occur- uncos dining the convention which prove of interest to tin; nation but not included on ihelr regular con- vent Ion hroudcusl sehedulr The renul. lean eonvention will, he previewed over the Ameruan Koyuiiiof ho Ah- Sunday from Ninth Aircraft Carricjr Will Be Built by U. S. v Ahifi.M. iui, June ji. ( li-i The navy annoiineed today that - own yard at Norfolk, V.. had been doKlcnated lo liulld u 2r,,0li'i- ton aireraft earlier, the ninth mieh vessid for tho Cnltecl Slates fleet, j The earl ier, planned lo . any I a round 1U0 planes, is expeeted lo tost more than 6(U'0U,iiuu. HKK I'AOG'S for II. A. loans for houses, enraires. ehieken houses. Iinins. remodellnu and lm. provemenls (Adv.) 16 By in river his power disappeared. 1 7 Classifies. 1 9 Erased. 21 Large nets. 23 Overturns. 2(1 Pouch lava. 21 His story is I urceK (pi). 29 Spoken. IDlUSULN A" outfit. 32 Monkey, M To mcdiltilc. 33 Punk. 117 Previous. 40 Small shield. 42 To cry. 44 Twelfth of a font. 46 Precept. 48 Small tablet 49 Twitching. 51 Preposition, f2 To proceed. 54 Pronoun. 53 Exclamation. 57 Whirlwind. 58 Road (abbr.) 2 Indian, 3f.'rowti. 4 KIcctric.il units. 6 South Africa (abbr.). 0 Rental contract. 7 Waistco'aU. 8 Before 9 Doctor (abbr.). 11 Transposed (abbr.). 15 Therefore. SERIAL STORY GHOST DETOUR BY OREN ARNOLD CAST OF CHARACTERS IlOHtXKK DALK and CWIU3 TINE PAI..MKK Partners In a summer tourist venture at Goll crest. DICK RAN'CROFT and F11ANIC LIN IVRRAWAV Tbev also found an Interest in Goldcrest. . Yehterday: The girls are wor- ried about Dick's strange mo ire - ment 8 in the old Jail, hiding the money. They are worried too as the romantic complications de velop. Franklin buys a nurse for Chrlaiint. she discovers it, he says it Is from iifck. ChrUlme wants to cry, ivuli.iiiK Franklin reuily bought it fur her. f'HAPTKR XII She hurried off. Tears hud uctually come, and nut for tho world would she have hud him Hpe them. Franklin I.urrnwav just oat thorT gazing at Christine Palm er as she walked away I'roni his ur. 'iiod! ' he muttered In mm- self, "i sure ecu muff evsrv- ihl'ig:" 1 He hsdn t meant for her to see he :'jrne. Kbe hadn't discovered the llvei ring becautte It wa.i in u mailer package. He nfc'Kcd that ud and mit it In his nock-.H and muck i he purse hack In it.i wrap per. He doubled if im could ban- I to Dick diplomatically uikmiIi to muKo blm give Christina the purse. He had bought the purae t'.lve ChviHtlne himself. Ilut ilicii uell she had practically udm.ttcu being in love with l)k-k. earlier. And he was Dick s best mend, trusted friend. A man i doesn't let his friend down, if Ch.-lsliue loved Dick, and he hiui- M1 loved Dick an it li lend .veil then -aw to the devil with it all. Kraiikllu Hwallnweil. ami Mil itt om.R rememberofl what ho had ,.umpi aM)Ut Curl Quait, t.l.o rob- , . . . , , , . r! ,uTv i, v! r ii.Vt ' money i:i ihe vault. In tii.j cl.l Ul I IH) h lri.l t. I HUM 11." I It wuHii't in the mine shaft any more, Chr'stiue told herself . Ihil matter now what did Frank have? She came closer to his .,,., , d ,,, vhri!i. , ,ul0-lhat money was nut h , ,mnH , Frunklln! "No fopling! I went to the Hhei'tlTM ol'flee und " .....I- i . He told her ull iihollf II. Told her with almoHt a happy, boyish en- lliiitiinmit f)f fnnro PlirlHlio ,im ,is ,.XI.i0inenl rontai;lou. S. w,.(niueil II. too, beeuuse it ,.,bled her to eonlrol the. other t.motlllls n,ul ull sMrred her. and ,m 1,.,,. her tears. Franklin ha, , l,0,i,.l,, ),,.,. ,.rvinK, thnuKli. U ,,,i,., er will we do?" she de- ia:, n.lc.l now. "lie hasn't shown i,,., IU, wo kllow ,c-a ,,.in. hierous outlaw, free and likely to come any time." I "He's probably been just lylliK ' low. People foruet about a crook after a while and even the offie !''' eureless If Ihey don't catch I linn. i Mti viii iritint;. he'll leurn about ColdcrosL being reopened. The papers have carried it these pa st few days I brou ght u Sa u Francisco paper with your photo and Hoselee's and the ghost town's in It. He'll come any night for the nmney. I'm surprised he hasn't come already. When he does we must trap him! Thut $2,000 ts u juiey reward!" They agreed not to tell Rose tee lest it unnecessarily disturb her. Christine hiuled withou1 explanation Hint Rosetee w a s (already ilistraeted about busines. und personal details. Franklin was ciiiious hut tno Interested in Quii't to hother much now. "Just keep quiet and say noth ing," he counseled. "I'll make aY rangements with Dick." She turned to him fu sudden alarm- -"Franklin ! You'll yon 'l both be very very careful'.' I'reiuise me!" lie was (piito close lo her there hi ills ear. I n close lor ease.) Christine's eyes wei'n lovely, and ei y striking w lien tear siume in 1 hem. Imt now- a hurt in his own hear! was renewed. I le under stood what she meant. Under stood he thought that she was deeply concerned (or lick Ilai: crnfi's welfare. Franklin nodded. "IHck's strong." he almost whimpered ti. "Nobody evor gets lie best of 'I'm. Iion'l worrv. Christine." He left hor then and went t i find Dick. IMck had a group of I ravel. m fn.m Detroit In tow. 'I' wo cars or people who were hmvliu,? Willi ipiestions. Tln-y repre.'iited W hiss to the (iohlcrvM ttrm, and Dick was trying lo be nic" to th'-m. lie had met lln-ii a: ;lic liicliuay tunutff tliat morning hy Hlninlinrut. He knew tint Mich rations, treated right, r-mld vend other customers to the g!i:iv town. He stayed w ith them until noo i ami etiahhil Mrs. Hogau t) serv. them S't.sn worth of tuerils und almost us much more In sm.veulr.. They had set up an cmerKency uasolinc station, rest ro'.ies. lire re pulr ami eohl drinks sunelv at the highway tutuoff hy ;li m sis n 11 ud put a cental old-time rem b cook in charge tle'ie. He v as un adiniriilijc salPM,iiiu t"1 lioldcrent himself, nod mu( In umny iiMtoiuiTu for the rhost d' lour. I'.efore IhYk enuhl ,"id lit- iH'troiters away, other tur.- had it urn no the txnikb to ill i Its of din road into the old town and I COPYNiaHT. It-. NBA SCRVICK. INC Franklin was pressed Into guide service. He didn't get a chance to talk to Dick, until lute af'.ernoon again. "So that's how it Is?" Dlclc ex claimed, In high Interest, when Fiaukltn finally told blm about Carl Quttit. "I'oyroll robber, eh? And murderer. Tough guy, hah!" tie exclaimed that last almost 1 happily. Franklin looked at him. The husky ex-fullback would In deed enjoy tearing into a "tough guy," Franklin knew. Dick Ban croft relied a great deal on his line young muscles. Franklin sighed, a trifle enviously. "It'll be at night, of course," Dick went oji. "When he comes, I meun. Now thut we know what we do we'll have to keep an oven sharper watch, Frank. And don't nay anything to the girls. They'll Just get Ihe Jitters." Franklin looked gluin. He had nlieady told Chrhitute hut he didn't admit It now. Ilitd see ChriHtiue and ask her to say noth ing. "We'll take the bank watch in shirts." Franklin stated, positive ly. "You've been sleeping thee m try night. I'm sleeping there toriiLhl. Dick." "Listen, Frank I weigh 2"! p. Hindu. You weigh about 118 only. Uow I could" "There's a gun, remcmbi'r. That ii'iiW's men equal," "I know, but " ' "No excuses. We've been bud dies four years. Wo still are, DK li." Dick looked clo-sely at his friend. I-'iunklin wasn't smiling. "Okay. .Frank, okuy then. Hut I hope he tenner, on my shift. Yon well, idon'l sleep too tight. Is all. You .know where the ?.t Is. You cm . leen out of Hiuht hehllld the old jteibr's cnue, anil get the drop on Dim. icep u liusmigni ininuy. And don't he afraid lo shoot "I ciin shoot. And, uh, Dick?" "Yeah?" ' I, uh, well. I was :n t.iwn. And I buiught out au leulhor purse. I)e:.(ted. I thnimht perhaiM yon wth, you go give it to Chi inline. seeV Those girls havo been v-,i-k-jig bard, williout much relax-i:w-i Uiw.li ll.Ui lu-n or lliifx. w, ,-ks: tmi we wantii keep luem liul'pJ. -, . . in,.. v w Z - little attca'.lons, , M h. -just give it to her. And rtel:. heiv -Isn t : p.elty?" 1 In held Hie puclii.g'? out, open. Tick anpraiscd it, with obvicun a'.-pi'oval. "s.r-u-ay. thanks pal! - That"- uuc'y. I low much tuu it set you Lack? 111 pay you. and -many thinks. I'm . not good at remem If r 1.1 this sort of th:ng as you know. You took care of me in coMtge a lot. Hut oiiy ytmilcr's R:.Lf;.ee. I think i ll just Ltlw over ami give it to her. Puiead. After all, she's the bq.3." Hefore Franklin couM protOKt Dick had lil'tod tlie luvidy purKe and whs trotting away. They saw Iioiielee half u blocrf down the yij-c'-.t leading a sudd'ed horse, and Dick impulsively called Jo lieV. ('!' o; conlinue-H ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri synod), Corey and Military streeiM, West Rosehurg. The service of Sunday, June Hit, he- Vgins at (J:U0 p. m. The topic of the sermon is, "Just What Does the llthlo Say About the Return of Christ?" This is tho first of a series of sermons entitled, "The Hlhle's Answers to Some Often ; Asked tiuestions." Some olher questions that w ill lie answered (luring the course of this series are: "What Does the Bible Say A hou t M arri a ge a nd I l voree ?' "Does It Make Any Difference Which Church I Attend?" "What Does the Ilible Say About Divine Healing?" The public is most eor- series of six sermons. The Sunday school meets at 9; tr a. m. The choir meets Sunday evening alter the service and also Wednesday evening, W. A. Sylwesler, 1 1 70 Military street, pastor. Firemen's Convention dance, arm oty. Monday night. Oenilemen 1 5c, ladles fi"e. oliman'- Orchestra. (Adv.) Particular People are Perfectly Pleased Purchasing Pare Prepared, pHfnt from P;igeV (Adv.) 1 You'll enjoy your World Fair trip tn the . fullest in the luxurious cumfurt of a (rr.y-. hound Super-Coacii. Relax in a of. cushioned seat, free from driving cars. Frecpinit sprvicn. I-uw nioncy-Kaving fares. Cirrle timr to Ith Now Y'.rk and San Kranciacn, Jfi'J.9o round (rip. All BUSES OPERATING ON SCHEDULE W. . San Fran 6.65 San Diego . .. 12.95 Eugene 1.45 Portland DEPOT: HOTEL VALLEY PHONE 5S6 Local News Bible Class to Meet Dr. II. h. Dunn's non-denominational rilblo Study cluss will meet Monday evening ut 7:45 at the dining hu.l of the Douglas hotel to take up the study of "The Four Horse men und the Apocalypse," Itev. sixth chapter. The class attend ance has been reported to have been excellent throughout the sea sou. Mrs. Brown Home Mrs. W. It. Hi own 1ms returned to her home oil Cobb ttreet. following several weeks in Kugeno, where she re cently underwent a niujir opera tion at Kucred Heart hospital. Fol lowing her discharge from the hos pital, Al in. Hrowu stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hllery Hall in Kugene until she wus able to return to her home here. -Mrs. Hall was formerly Miss Mariuu Schwurz of this city. Leave For Med'ord Mr. und Mrs. Ben Stjnson, of Chicago, Hi., left Friday for their former home town. .Medlord, to visit u few days on Ihelr vacation. Mr. Klinmn is employed by United Airlines und witli Mrs. Stinson Is enjoyin;; a two weeks vacation hy plane from ChicaKO to various parts of the Pa citic cjast. They plan to visit Outer lake and tho Oregon caves and will stop over ut Yellowstone national park en roulo east. While in Kosehurg they were guests of Mr. and Mis. Robert Kelly. Mrs. Beaver Home Mrs. P. K. Heaver has returned to her homo in Kdenhower, following Ti days in Portland visiting her son-in-law and daughter, .Mr. and Mrs. llytou Stark, and attending Iho Rose fes tival, From Portland Mrs, Heaver enjoyed numerous trips tj nearby points of interesi. She was accom panied home by Mis. Stark, nee Pauline Heaver, and children, Don ald, Hetty and Dale, who spent a short time here and left Wednes day for home, accompanied by Mrs. Stark's sister, Mrs. IPiwurd Davis, nee Helen Heaver, of this city, who will visit there for a while. What's in the Air The governor has pardoned you. He doesn't want anyone to mis., PREVIEW NATIONAL RE PUBLICAN CONVENTION 6:45 P. M. Masquerade? Nope, listening to SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY 9:15 TO MIDNIGHT You take the high road, and I'll wait until tomorrow morning and take ROMANCE OF THE HI-WAY 10:15 A. M. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Mozart Opera Series ... 5:30 p. m. News t 6:05 p. m. John B. Hughea 6;, 30 p. m, Bob Nichols' Hawaiian Serenaders , Buddy Maleville's Orch Imperial Intrigue ... Phil Harris' Orch , News ...7:00 p. m. ...7:45 p. m, 8:00 p. m. . 8:00 p. m. ...j:G0 p. m. KRNR DIAL 1500 In. $12.00 23.35 2.65 3.45 6.25
