FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940.
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The Aasoclalad In lO.liia.ve
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lion of all tiewa dlPtchea roduad
to It or not ollmrwiae credited In
iSla paper and to all local news
publlihid heraln. Al rlBhts of ro
aublloatlon of apoclnl dispatches
'.rein are amo ruarv.,u.
sJtniHS EI.LH-.VOUTK Editor
KntHred aa second claaa mutter
nfay l'i. 120, at tho pout orriea
Ro-teourK. Oregon, under act
alarch 3. 17.
Represented by
nti Mnrllunn Av. CM
n:. w" Mi. '..man Ave.-Hn
10 a. W, mxth Htreut St.
IouIm 411 N. Tonlh Hire.
ORf&lC
PUBLISH
tfiilH.cr.pl.oH IUICB
Dally, per year liy iimtl
Dally, 6 itiontnH l.y nniil
E ally, 3 month by mnil
ally, by carrier per instill. .
Pally, by carrlur yor y nr.. .
..$6 00
ai.SU
.. M
.. 7.80
Kvery mit, cminty and ;iiy
official or board tlml hiirxlleH
uuhliu money nhnuld iiiI(Ihii at
rtiuuliir liitrvul an utM-tui n 1 1 nrf
of It, nil owing wheru and how
euch dollar 18 spent. TliiH l
fundainoiitnl princlplo or dumu-
crutlu goveriuiiunl.
TIIU announcement from huchh-
port that Ihe commercial Huh
lug llltuiOHtH them will souk I"
upon lliti commercial flRlihiK
hoii ho tlml they inny lake steel
heud trout In their nets In ex
ceedingly discouraging to thorn! up
ilvcr people who hud hoped (hat
mime method short of complete
cloHUii) or tho river to commercial
fishing ould he arrived at uh a
Hell lenient or the, Huh coiilrnvoiny.
Apparently not eonleul with Ink
ing moat of the salmon, the net
ters urn now going lo ask the, leg
islature lo open the season km Ihey
can not stoelhead, too. In view of
tho fact that the name comtiilHBtoi..
using money paid by anglers, has
apeiit largo sums of money endenv
ul Inn In Imild up the run of Hteel
head In lb rmpqim I he pinposnl
ol tho netlors la not only extreme
ly m il. nil II 1h outrageous.
There. In really only one answer
to he made to Hie net lent who have
not only laid down Iheguitgent hat
tle hut have soaked It In Hall water
and hurled It In our fares, no to
speak. The problem must he solved
an It was solved on the Itogue
river - by complete closure lo com
merclul iishing.
In fact all or the ronslal streams
In Oregon Hhmild he closed lo nei
flrtliliiK. Thti Icultdalnre will real
ize thlH hoi dayufter it Is too
Into. Tim pily of It U (hat ihe
condition cannot he corrected now
while Home fih are Mill In tho
BtK'UlIlH,
CoilHlderiiiK Ihe Ihhh thai Is
made a limit the net rishhiK at Ihe
immlli of the l'mHiia It minhl he
,H sit iimed- (Iciulilh'.H In thoimhl
liy moHt lolks Hint a coushlei aide
annual Income ifi Involved. Thai lf
pot the vum The total cash value
ol nil of the Kalmon and sleelln'ad
taken hy Ihe. nctter al the iimutli
of the i'ltlpmia h ahoul i-ipial to
tile lolat annual lnistii-s;t viditme
cif llll.s nei spa per bushiei.s and
certainly tho N'ow KoWew in not
coiifldiN fcl a Ink nod liupoi lant In
dustry. And yet for this pallry annual In
come, there in ill leelillK lielM-rli
the tuo pail.s ol llie couniy and a
ically serious halfle Is waK i( ca ii
tun yea ik at the M'snimiH of tin
leiHlatino. Meanwhile netting f;ors on,
uport fishiiiK dimiulslu'.H, anil (he
potential Income rrom tuiuiht at
trailed h good ft.hlni,' talln to ar
rive. There Klionld lie no Mich londi
tiott of lend. The battle in betni
nltiK to ilie out -hut Ihe ncttot in
hlt upon Martini; 11 up again. The
Ititve en borrowed Mmne of the
faolile Dnropeau lonipiesl tai Ills.
Hmutlrii; ' peat i-" ami ' i otnpi o
mlse" Ihey laum h the sliaipesi at
tack yel known auiK an "Cmp
nua Yullcv" lianner dnutnless hop
log thai the ii'-l i( Hie htale will
believe Ihey I epreM'li I the united
M'ltUment or the alley.
The up liver atiulct aie no) well
loepaied to tiled lint nnl.un:lit but
there may et he tune tu oianUe
till ottertfve defence.
Editorials on Newt
(Coitlaud from Hf !)
amounts in I ills : "No. no: inutn',
J'iipn hpank!"
RI'SSIA li'iuain.t Ihe grcal uin
tety.
Ik she pi oi eedinj: si 111 In ne
cordanco with her Hocrot contract
with Cnrmany, collecting her
pound of floHh both In the Italic
aiiH and on thu Haltie?
That mociiks probable.
Still, ugrceinentti between gang
Htem as to division of the loot ;
wayH have explosive ponsildlilieH.
QTAI.I.V Ih reported hy thone who
havo had tho heat opporl mil
Hoh foi observation lo he the, mur
ed nmn of Kurope. What nan hap
pened ha.s been enough to scare
him lor nothing lookn more rea
sonable than that lliller will linn
on ItiiHslu when ho hart cleaned
lip wcHlern Kurope,
When individual of a certain
typo get badly Hcared they aro
oflcn duiigoroiiH, I'olico ofticei'H
agree, that yon never can tell
what a scared crook with a gnu
will do.
RAKANWIIIM:. hoiuhing of Kng
"land Ih increasing in intens
ity. Tho Hiltlsh have been a tough
breed for centuries. It eeriainly
looks as if a supreme trial of their
slamlua Is coming,
KRNR
Mutual Irsadoaatlng Syatam
1800 Kllocyolaa
lill.MAININc; HOlMiK TODAV
4:0U Tommy Tui kor a Or; iMr-slra,
MIIS.
4:30 liilnrlmtf.
I: HI Illlly liiiHHol'H Orchi'Klr.i,
MUM.
C : ltd I lit wn II ChIIm. .MIIH.
C::(IJ AmcM-U-nii Chortil J-'imllviil,
MIIS.
B:0H Dinner Dnnco.
H::io-.lnlni ll. HiikIk'H, MIIS.
II: If, Mud. .in Mi'lmllcH.
7:d(l TiiiiIkIiI'h Tiiiio.
7:05 New., Calif. Pacific Utili
ties Co.
7:10 News-Review News Flashes.
7:in Miiliiul Miii'kHiih.
7 : -If. l.iii'ry CIImIiid'h (IrclicHli-n,
MIIS.
H :0O llTi.l.lv Mninvilln'H Ol'Cluw-
llli. MIIS.
Muzzy Miii'colllno'u Orrhos-
(I'll, MIIS
!:(!( -Ni-wh. MIIS.
9:15 Saturday Night Party, Wlna
Cigarettes, MBS.
2:no Sinn off.
SUNDAV. ,11'I.V II
8:00 -SlalInK Mali' f'licii'llH of
I'omiHylvnnla. Mils. -8:110
Volin of I'roplH'i'y Chnir.
M IIS.
H:U-Cnmuy ChnnlH. MIIS.
it : fl( Mari'h of llciilth. MIIS.
9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev.
Perry Smith.
ri::in -Amoriran Wililliro. M US.
!l:-iri -Syiniilumv.
10:00 - WIiikit hiiiI Alc;tnil"r. MIIS
10:15 Romance of the Hi Ways,
Greyhound Lines. MQ3,
10:.'lll--l,almi'r llmiso CJ'.iiit-f-rl lr-
i-liC'Ktra. MIIS.
11:00 Baptist Church Services.
12:ou I'niilirirlnl HI .M,IKfl, cur-
mi'l. MIIS.
1:00 lo lie AiiiKHMiiTil.
l:;:o .lai'k Ti'iicanli-na Oiclics
tin. .MIIS.
i'rfipiral Si'ii'tiail
2: la - 'I
'I'ii Hi bv Hen
Kiiw in (.'. .Iidui
son. M US.
Western Tennis
Khials, M IIS.
Toui ney
: in)
3::ni-
Kendezvous, MHS.
Slgrhl Kehiilu honi
many, MUM.
-Simp Fields' Orchestra:
MIIS.
American Forum of llie Air
Il: 1.1
t:(tn-
SI IIS.
5:00 Old Fashioned Revival
Hour, MBS.
C:00-.V I. Itullelins. SI US
fi:or - Wi; Syniphoulr Hour,
Ml IS.
6,30 The Angolua Hour, Dr. C
A. Edwards.
7:00 Favorite Songs of Yours
and Mine, Hansen Motor C.
7:15 The Quiet Hour.
7: lii Hancock KiiNemhle. MIIS.
S.uii - -Tummy Tucker's Orchestra.
MliS.
s - I - 1'iistoi-:: Sillily, MIIS.
"ininaud I'ei iiniance.
MIIS.
!inn
!l 1 :
!i:;in
News. M US.
Dance rche:
Sign oil.
MOXDA Y, jfLY IT.
T un sum ami Nonsense.
7:30 NewB-Revtew of the Air,
. t" Mate ami Loral e
7:45 J. M. Judd Says
Good
morning.
T.'ttt f.liapso.ly In ;,v
S.'Hi ItienUasi Club. MHS.
S .'! IlllCI lll.ie.
8:40 Brr Bye. Rancho Soup
MBS.
8: 15 Carters of Elm Street. Oval
tine, MBS.
It (Ml
Opening ol 11.' I (i Mc Con
miiion, M Its
Man About Town.
9:30-
I-1 I o'-ralie (' n n t i' n I I ii a.
f nnilmied, MHS.
10: 15 Ma Prrkins. Proctor A
Gamble. MBS.
10:30 Adventures of Uncle Jim
my. Copco.
10: 15 Bachelor's Children, O'ti
Dutch Cleanser. MBS.
11:00 Our Firendty Neighhois. Al
ka Settler, MBS.
11:15 Wheel of Fortune.
Ill"' Flbert Lasile-lle. Oigaul!.
MIIS
FJ.un I. tun hei.n ii. n
12:15 Sports News, Dunham's and
Powells.
IL' lihvtlim nt ll.uiiliim
1J:35 Parkinson's Information E-
change.
1.?:4S Stlte and Local News.
12:50 Newr Review of the Air.
1 ;00 Henntnger's Man on the
Street.
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1 IT.
2 ....
Ilort i( Iml .. Hawaiian
MHS, JolniMm I'anilU. MIN
Let s I'lay Hit.Wtr, MHS
At Your Coiuumud.
Five Mi'll ol -'.e. MHS.
StiliiLs in Sw mutton-. MLS.
I'lillnn Lewis, Jr.. MIIS
I ' IthlMli Netiel s Ml i ll .
IT.
M HS
3:30 The Quiet Hour.
4 i" (eddman Hand l '.m e; t
Mils
4 .;h - 'r.i Tune Dam e.
OUT OUR WAY ly WBIamt
1 DO VOL) HAVE TO OH, I'M DM NW WAV .
BE OUT HERE? UP TO MV ROOM
I WE HAVE OTHER STOPPED TO REST
I ROOMS, VOL) KNOWM THIS ALPIME CUMBIKJ' ,pi
: r- IS HACD OM A filW S 1 it t 'Vs
I B 1 1 m , i I 1 1 I
1 V; A II 1 U T-"- lUTr-r '( tin ' "i :-.'-. l I I IF I 1 1
wmmmmmmMM&yk una
( li'lil Will isi iiih' (lull.,
.1:011 Myalory Hull. MIIS.
r,::lo Shiillil raiki'l-. MIIS.
r,: f r, -CI r I'P (lain;. MIIS.
6:00 Raymond Cram Swing,
White Owl Cigars, MBS.
li : I - I ihinrr i lam e.
6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci
garettes, MBS.
II: l.'i -Melnitli'H Mnili'lll.
7:00 TimUlit's Tun'.
7:06 Newt, Calif. Pacific Utili
ties Co.
7:10 News-Review News Flashes.
7: IS Mnli:al Mai'slrus.
7:::o line llnnm-r. MIIS.
N:00 Imnilliv anil (iwi'ii Klllrl
luin. s: ir, Danri' un li.
S::lo l.aui'.li N' Swiiiu ( Iiih. MIIS.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News. MBS.
IClTi I'l-uuicrallr Ki'Mioto Ail
llt'l'MK Id'p. W'illintu I'.
Ilanlilii'iiil. MIIS.
1 il : i.l) Slltn "ll.
Rainiers Defeat
Seals in 14 Frames!
l (liy Ihe AssoHaled I'ress)
! Tiio impiedietalile San Franeisco
K'uIh are making Hi'1 g'dnn lough
'lor the Si-atlle Kainiern. lop team
I In (lie Pacini: coast baseball leimue.
The Seats, who have been bob
bing ii mid down in llie league's J
neenml division most ol' tin1 sea-'
.mm. made tin- Kainiers go II
iinuiims last nkhl b.-lore a wild!
'ihrow by Khoi tstop I'Vrnandez al-1
loued Srhiister to seore for a - '
Seal tie vii toi y.
j Seatlle HCtiretl Iwire III llie fourth I
tin a hit, two walks ami an error,
land Ihe Seals evened mailers in,
i ihe iillh with three hits. Including i
a two haggi-r bv l'itrher nsso. i
wlio also did a tin.- .iot of hurling I
by holillnn the itaiuirs lo !i hits
lor the II innings, iln-gory con-:
i fiord Ihe Sonls to elglit llils. j
I Oakland look a pair ml Sacra- (
j niento. 1)1 anil r.-l. keepiim liu-i
Sidotis' Insiiig stVeak lnta t at sr
j en uames i mini. in uiks
I sacker. detixi'led two hi tun
! tin' lust game, Ih
ond roiiud
'venlh with
inppei
umiug in the
t w li
on.
Wieeorek brought in two inns
w M Ii his homer In Sacra inentu's
Mi; inning, Ihe ioiirth.
lu I he leauue's only day game,
San 1 iego humbled Lot Angeles
11 :i, siloing seven Kills ill tin.1 mm-
'ii f It inning.
Down In HulUwiiod. the port
land Heavers bad things all then
way until I he mill h i lining w hen
t he Stai s seot ed I w ire at ter t wit
were out, resullig in a 'Ml vietoiy
Ihal ended Hollywood's eight
game losing sireuh.
Blind Father's Intuition
Finds Missing Child
1.HWY. ,lul 1' jAI'i A ;
lilipil i.iihei's 'intuition" w.is j:i- ;
lt .--.-.!ii1 lii ji sean h tor n l ycai etI
!un I :i!ler state polire. Hoy SeoiH.-
j .llel ether li:el tailed. I
Si-1 tioii.luoin. Hie Mtn. I m. in. i
I polled his daughter inlssiiu: vesh
I .1.1- ilteineou se.ilVh w;
! Mailed illimediateh while Hie I
ihi-r wiiied in ain lor her return j
j L.i'" Ii-t nklM lino.lman sum
j MK'tieil an tthei Siear old daughter.
: and h.l.i hei lo b ad htm "iner Hint !
w,i ' llie path took Ihelii at to-;
a wloat Held.
AMer walking ne.ulv a mile. Ho
t.ithei he. ud Hie ( l ies ill t ll IlKl.
.rill. eh.i'iMe. bill uuhaimed. S'.e
li.id w .mden d aw ;n w hile p;i in -
Sad News
M 1 N N i: A I' 1 1 I. I S lli.i'.'i Mil
leu I;.. rim.MHiv "l Munit'.tin
lii.l.'iil. uns .atihini; up on lo
T.' mm
I.l. y. ).'
, out t h
"r r.-iolliu; ns lie !"!'' t,!
uu n the hi l.'.'t In ll af! if
was thniL'f'l with in'ilHt't
.1 li.il'.l, ha.,..l li.linc III.' iMk.'
.Mltt.tut Ills hall. Is "li ill.' hall. II.'
I...1 s l.ll'l .is lin.'.l f .'..
I I IK
l.n. n I.
(ll!
VNl'.i: TKI'CK
In
tew ilayH Willi n veiy
hile assort ni.'lit ol citiils tint!
I. .-ii... ns It- each, laii;.' ami thin
skinn.'tl Nlto size Jlll.t' eralln.'S If
.a. h The sw.'el.'sl ol : ; ....'fill ll
tin (Ins tun.' ol ,':u. IT.f a l.
MIIS.
ana tip The lineal vine lipetud to
1niaU.es. vhile Ihey last. 1 li.s tor
IT..'. In.".' Ihs. elllv r.u.ilillilfe.l
KIotl.lv Ke I- it I erllH'1"!! s. t . P..
lA.P )
' WHY MOTHERS GET &RAV JUS
Douglas Trainees
Accorded Praise
Captain It. I. Ilridge of Oak I
laud, commanding ofTicur of Coin- j
pany A at Ihe C. M. T. C. camp.
Vancouver barracks, is very proud I
of the work of a group of Douglas j
couniy trainees under his coin-'
mand. In a letter lo the News-He-!
view. Cnptain ltiidgon highly com- j
mends Itnhci I W. Hellow s. ICdgar j
A. Lewis, Paul Kino, Itohel't Keller,
(ieorgo K. (iuine. liertram .Shoe-!
maker and Harvey Kppsteiu, who ,
are inemhers of his company. 1
"I was happy to bo able to select j
an outstanding trainee for cadet 1
first lieutenant lor Company A and j
he was Hubert Mellows and worthy
of my appointment," Captain I
llridges reports. "Kdgar Lewis Is
guidon bearer. Harvey Fppstoln Is I
a very good trainee and has helped ;
in my heaihiuailers. Our company
lias been outstanding on inspection I
(wire this wee!., and that means a ;
lot of work." ,
All of the boys are In kooiI j
I health and are showing up particu-.
I tally well lu athletic competition '
holding (lie lead In hard ball and ;
being among the leaders in Hott.-i
hall.
Robt. E. Keith Funeral
To Be Held at Eugene
Funeral services for Hubert Fd
son Keiih, Iti. Sutherliu saw mill
operator, who died Wednesday fol
lowing a sclltilo at Sutherliu, will
lie held at It) a. in. .Monday from
the I'oole Funeral home in Kn
dene. Mr. Keith was born in Hattle
ilroiind. Wash., June 'JIS. IMM. The
TROJAN
1IOKI.ONTAL
1,6 Statue left
by Greeks fut'
be.-ioguj
Troy -
11 Hoof cdno
12 Diving turd.
13 Fastened with
n key.
15 Land right.
IH Lnrge cak
17 Verbal
termination
Ifi Chest Iwino.
CO hVam (abbr.).
21 Tliickncsse?.
22 Elcctvic;il
t erm
"4 Dutch f.ibbr.L
C" Genus vt rat;.
Cn Coin
DTl.f tip
;U Cage.
32 Strctth
?-t Destruction.
35 Oriental
guitar.
"7 Largo molding
'39 South
Carohiu
(nbbr.)
1 1 Hiimni,..'".
rotn
i2DiiUh
measure
Answer to
0N;u.snAKiaunweicE
HAM AN' A
EB.E FJHO.R.AJBG CPmAI
43 Road (abbr.)
H Plural
pronoun.
46 Demi;.
i8 Leverage
4!) South Afi ica
labor )
5(1 Deity of war.
52 Foundation.
51 Scandinavian
t lie.
5ti Kddor vat.
57 McMcan pine
58 Pel lod of
tune
It wa.; a
or not Milid
bea?t
'' S 6 j7
rTb U7 boHn J9
St rj i2 33 "" 51 55
1 I M IthI 1 n ! Ijr
DAILY DEYOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
The entrance of Thy Word
giveth light. Tho greatest light
In tho world Is the light that
shines from the greatest Hook
In the world. The lights of hu
man making go out, hut the light
of. the deathless word of (iod
shines on forever. Hero Is the
Hook that contulns light for the
perplexed statesman, light for
the worried business man, light
for the troubled parents. light
Tor the aged, light for the youth,
light for every human being.
The Htbln unfortunately Is a
closed Book In many homes. Hut
the Hible open on the desk and
on the living room table, as well
ns on the pulpit Is the liook of
light and comfort and power.
The open book approached with
the open mind and heart will
give help ami guidance to every
one, who seeks the way to bet
ter thincs. l.el us read a por
tion ol the Hible daily. Head Its
promises, promises upon which
you may depend, because flod
is behind their fulfillment,
promises that sallsly the hun
gry hen it and that brings light
lo troubled mhuls. Head it
carefully, prayerfully, eagerly,
it is something -Unit will
strengthen you fur life's hattle,
ami llie Hible will become a
personal matter and a guiding
light to your soul. Amen.
family moved to Oregon when
was a child and he spent llie
greater part of his life In this
stale. He served during Ihn world
war in the spruce division. Surviv
ing are his wire. Hazel May Keith,
and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. (J.
W. Keith, of Sutherliu.
STATUE
Previous Puzzle
IG By this
or stvatiiRcm
the Greeks
won (pl.).
19 Troy was
or destroyed.
21 Scholar.
2?, Antitoxin.
25 Volumes
(abbr.).
51 Over .(contr.)
27 Sun god.
28 To perfo'm.
i&aftNi
ENDSPI
BUN
3n Publie anto
I iiiiiiiri 1
MfVMJLL I
C '0 M O'NlVg'AUTffSr 32 Colored arc
60 It was filled
with Greek
33 More
o'iseordmt.
36 Golf device.
38 Beam.
40 Small
memorial.
43 One tiat
rages
45 To barter
47 Membranous
bag.
48 Century plan
fiber
49 Starch.
50 Tree.
51 Sun.
53 To plant.
54 Monl-.ey
55 Onager
or
soldiers.
VERTICAL
1 You and I.
2 Caulking
' material
3 Kiln.
4 ltuler of Tunis."
5 Donkey
7 Not young.
8 To bellow
9 Not hollow
10 Half an cm.
14 Snaky lisli
15 Opjiosed to '
closed
MHGIHI
22
VESTEHDAV: Jan mils Johnny
In hla place. Slio Iff pleased when
malice rinds Derek a good IlKtcn.
althnuRh "too close-moulhetl"
about hlmaelf. .
Chapter Six
No Work No Eat
You asked Derek not to tell
me about his suicide attempt?
repeated Lance. "Because of my
reaction? Don't be a silly goose,
in. in hi) nil i ii niii 11 initi'n u iui
more courage to live than die. I
told him so, but he didn t agree,
.'lease, honey, don't ever let any
thing like that worry you. I know
when I get those f II h of depres
sion I say I'd rather be dead, but
Ion t mean It. Not so long as
I have you. I guess 1 just have to
let off steam when the pressure
gets too high."
She dropped to her knees be
side his chair and laid her cheek
against his hand. "Ho wants to
stay here with us. Lance. I ve
got a crazy Idea I can do some
thing for him. readjust him. some
how. Have I a crusader's complex,
do yon think?"
"A too developed maternal com
plex, I"d say. You always did drag
In stray cats and pups when you
were a little kid. Mother used to
have a fit. but Dad always made
up excuses for you."
"It seems like more than four
years since "
"I'm glad they went before this
happened to me. It would have
hurt them so." She sensed his
withdrawal from the pain of re
membering. He went on: "It
doesn't seem very provident to
keep the fellow here, .Ian. We
have so little as it Is and we've
talked or takinc in another room
er this summer."
"Lance, will It he all light If
I promise to make him useful?"
she pleaded.' "I I'll try lo make
him a paying proposition, if I
can. There's jobs to be had
around here with summer coming
on. Maybe Captain Tupple will
take him on one of his fishing
barges."
Lnnce patted her wind-tumbled
hair. "All right, baby. If It'll make
you happy lo have a stray man
lo Tret over."
"Johnny was so mean about It
this morning." she said in a little
girl voice against the
woolly
blanket. "He suspects Derek nf
everything from larency to may
hem." "Well, I hope Johnny Isn't
right," Lance sighed.
She looked up, deriance in her
deep blue eyes. "Yon don't think
he's a criminal, I,ance?"
"I don't know anything to
thing. Jan. Hut your man had bet
ter make good or Johnny and I
will both annihilate him!"
Put on the defensivo she de
liberately submerged any doubts
she hers'elf had. "He's a Hue per
son," she declared. "I'll prove it
to you.' Wait and see."
She stirred to action. She would
find Derek and tell him he had to
get a job rlRht hwh.v.
Itut Derek was nnwhero in the
house, slie found, lie must have
pone tor a walk, and line she
was in a mood lo talk to him
llt,'wltlmui mim-inti words. Later she
miciit not ne, ner moons nuie .-?o
evanescent.
IHsturhetl. nervous, not nearly so
sure an she'd' tried to make Lance
believe. She sounht tho ureal
piano and the soothlni,' touch of
its keys. Althoush she did not
pi act lee enouch to play really
we'd, hor flneters were llfihl and
la'le and drew comfort for her
tnun the classics sho loved. In the
semi-dusk of the familiar, friend
iv llvinc room she dropped to the
pi;.uo hemh and let her fincers
iir!lt Into Ihe sad beauty of Scliu
bi i I.'h Serenade.
Smooth Mask
Km apt, sinKiiiR the words soft
ly to herself, she didn't hear the
dnor open nor did she see Derek
eome In. When the hist tone sull
en lino silence she looked up and
saw him. The expression on his
Lire- startled her. hurt her in some,
vaiiue manner she could not com-'
prebend: It was an expression of
nnineiii. of Hconlinc frustration.
Then a smooth, blank nmsk cav-;
ered it ami she fell as If. for a
lleethiK moment, she had been j
permitted to look Into his soul.
"Derek," she began, "I have j
something to say to you "
Hut he fled upstairs with the
nantcky step of a man pursued
by n'losts. leavlni; In-r alone with
th- echo of Schubert.
.Ian emptied the contents of her
coin i-erse on the kltcnen tame.
Lii lit y nine cents and two. three
cent "stamps. "And four people to
lee.i," she walled softly to hcr
seli". "Johnny's rent is due to
morrow, bill that doesn't help
out tonlKht. And I ought tn get
Menk a razor and toothbrush
.mil comb, I suppose could bor
row money from Norma if she
ets home in time, but I hate to
do that. 1 guess I'll have n meat
!oaf. Hamburger's cheap enouch."
Lilting her old black sweater
!nti. the hook ii the kitchen
uooi. she mumbled to Neptune.
"Tint ly live (puis ought to do It.
I've sot plenty of potatoes, but
ter, lin-Hd and colfee. Oh. yes. ami
ii can of peaches for dessert. 1
wonder why he looked like that
ami why did be run away Is my
;lMi'r as bad as all that?"
Knii'.li hail bis big fist lifted t
knot k as she pulled open the front
door. A liebgbied grin creased his
brpNtl fare. "1111 bringing pay for
hoi night's feast," be said, extend
ing a ' newspaper-wrapped bundle
in. "Yellow tail, and a big
one!"
could hug you Tor this." Jan
cried. "I'm down to hamburger
lonlcnt, Frank, this is grand.
Lma- lo-.es fish - want to eat
with us?"
' Wish I could, but 1 hae to
nUy w.st(hman tonight. If you
itniik or It. you might send a cup
of coflec mer to the station abort
'en fiuess I'll run up ami se
l.aiue a minute. I think I've got a
mer fur Ihe clipper ship he ju.-t
finKipd. Say. I nimot forgot to
T I DE
auk, how's that bird you pulled
out yesterday?"
"Mate and hearty, 1 guess. At
least lie eata as If he were. Frank,
you don't happen to know of some
kind of Job for him. do you?"
"Job?" Frank rubbed his brown
Jaw thoughtfully. "Does that
mean he's going to hang around
here awhile?"
"So he says."
No listen. Jan, If yon don't
want him around Just say me
word."
"I want hhn around If he
works." she put In hastily. "I
need money. I thought maybe Cup
Tupple?"
"That old grouch. He'd love to
mistake me for a tuna and stick
a harpoon in me! Trouble with
him Is he's griped because he has
to run fishing burger Instead oi ,
liners. He am t nt or anyinum
but a barge, if you asK me!"
Heart of Gold
Jan started k'itchenward with
Ihe rish. "He's all right. Frank.
I'll ask him about n job for
Derek."
Frank, following her, declared:
"Yon don't know bad people from
good, Jan. You think everyone
bas a heart of solid gold."
She laughed merrily. "I'm not
quite that stupid, old dear. Most
people aren't really bad, though,
if you take pains to know them.
Run up to Lanee now. will you?
A prospective pureliaser for the
clipper ought to chirk him up for
dinner."
A grateful warmth put a smile
on her lips as she heard Frank
call out to Lance. Frank was so
good. He had been chief life
ctiard at Sen Tide for five years.
ever since old Peter Merrlmer had j
bought this house as haven for his
years of retirement. Iance and
jFrank had bit It off from first ac
quaintance. Jan re m e in b c r e d
what a loke it had been to every
I one at the beach when Frank and
1 ance took turns entertaining
each other on their days off by ,
alternating flying trips and fish-
Ing trips.
It was Frank who had kept mi-1
ceasing watch over Lance two
years ago In thp hospital: Frank
who hud kept the plane factory
rnnsclous of their duty to lance;
Frank who had forced them to
Ki-iti.r tn cwtil:illutu Kn ii frlnllfl
i'InKlt ,aVo a chance to fly again.!
And now It was Frank who came
every night without fall to cany
Lance downstairs for dinner and
up again; to make him chuckle
over Ihe mishaps and adventures j
of a lifeguard's day. I
.Sometimes, when the day was j
hot and not too windy, he took
Lance In the wheelchair out on
the beach front. Frank had
enotmh medals to cover his great
barrel chest, should he ever choose
to wear Ihein. He had saved
literally, hundreds oT lives. lie
insisted, chuckling, pulling at his
old black pipe, he would write a
hook about it some dtty and give
i the world the lowdown on human
Gratitude, he contended.
was an artificial emotion of civil!
zation. People, generally, were
ungrateful. Few or them ever
bothered even to thank him for
saving their lives.
Jan often argued this with hhn.
"Gratitude:" she'd scoff. "My
goodness. Frank, they're scared
half out of their wits and can't
even think!"
At the market Jan spent five
cents for carrots and five for let-
ituce. then emerged triumphantly
from the fifteen-cent store with a
razor, comb and toothbrush, still
the thrifty possessor of two dimes.
She found Derek and Norma in
specting the fish when she arrived
home. "I see you two are nc
ipiainled," she smiled, tossing her
sweater on' the hook with prac
ticed ease.
Norma shook her head. "I think
lie's quite hopeless, Jan. He just
asked me if fish always looked
like this before it was cooked: He
admitted never seeing a raw fish
ready for the frying pan."
"Never had a fishing pole in
my hamls. lie siaieu rneemniy.
Jan groaned. "And I'm planning
to get you a job on a fishing
ba rge!"
(To be continued
Standings
By the Associated Press
American League
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Pacific Coast League
Seattle
Oakland
Los Anuelcs
San Dieyo
San Francisco
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
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Death Claims Coroner
Of Multnomah County
POIiTLAND. July i:.- i Api
Dr. Ii. M. Krwin. .Multnomah comi
ty rot-oner sinre I:i;i2. died g a
heart attack today.
Dr. Krwin whs bom lu Ohio.'
IM. anil came to Orpcon in l!ox.
He practiced mdirlne in pastern
ttrenoti three years and in Hllis
born fti eicht years before couiuie
to Portland. J
Th widow mid a sen survive i
Feller's 1 -Hitter
Blanks Athletics
By BILL WHITE
(Ascociated Press Sports Writer)
There just doesn't seem to be
any substitute for speed.
Take the three games played In
the major leagues yesterduy and
last night. In each one. a pitcher
with a burning, blistering fast ball
emerged the hero.
Bobby Feller, whose fast ball in
a night game Is harder to see than
a black cat In a coal mine, came
through with his 11th triumph of
the season a splendidly pitched
one hitter that blanked tho Ath
letics, 1-0.
The Phils' Hugh Mulchay, who.
like Keillor is a righthander, wati
slightly-less sensational but almost
as effective In scattering seven
lilts to beat the Pirates, 6-3.
And the Cubs' Vera Olson, a
portsider with a nlro touch of
lightning tn bis Sunday delivery.
had the Boston Bees banging on
the ropes as he mixed bis high,
hard one with bis "sinker ball."
They touched htm for only flvo
safeties In absorbing a 20 shel
lacking. Of tho Ihreo, Feller's perform
ance was by far the finest, lie IohL
his chaneo for his serond no-hit tor
of the season when Slobert punch
ed out a single in the eighth
Inning.
The triumph increased the In
dians' lead to one full game over
the idle Detroit Tigers.
Vera Goetz Reaches Final
In City Tennis Tourney
Conclusion of semi-final matches
in the women's city tenuis totirnn
ment. Friday, produced the most
startling upset of the entire tour
ney when tiny Vera' Goetz, seeded
No. 3, crushed the seeded No. 1
star, Kteanor Fies, ti-0. 7-i, to reach
one of the coveted finalist spots.
In tho lower bracket, J-ois Kurtz,
seeded No. 2, vanquished Hit a
Houscr, 6-2, 0-2, as was expected,
to garner the remaining titular
place.
The spectacular play of Vera
(Joetz against her more experienc
ed opponent was the highlight of
play in tho entire tournament, not
ability to cover tho entire court
with seemingly ease and her fault
less returning of her opponents'
hard smashes more I ban off -set
the exporleuro and power of Miss
Fies' play. The Kurtz-llouscr
match was well-played, but (he out
come was never In doubt, as Miss
Kurtz stroked her way into an
easy victory with a loss of but
four games.
The finals will bo played Sunday
morning at tt:30 on the Itusincs.1)
and Professional Women's court
in North Itosehurg, Hoyd Hrulon,
manager of the tournament, an
nounced tdoay. A doubles lourney
will be started Immediately inm
completion of I be singles play.
Go to Portland .Mr. and Mm
Itichard Diiicpmo. of I'ensacota
Florida, left yesterday lor Portland'
where they expect to make their
home during the summer months.
They have been spending the lasi
week here visitine Mrs. Doucette's
iiarenis. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. "Snap'"
Gillmore.
What's in the Air
All I can hear is
COMMAND PERFORMANCE
Sunday, 8:30 P. M.
Yes. I know ifs litre for my
beauty treatment, but I simply
can't be disturbed till eftcr
I hear '
MA PERKINS
Monday through Saturday,
10:15 A. M.
Who do ye reckon is gonna glt
the nomination fer President on
the Democratic ticket, Hiram?
Wal. I dunno. Si. I figure to
listen to the broadcasts from the
Democratic Convention on
KRNR.
KEYNOTE SPEECH BY REP.
WILLIAM P. 8ANKHEAD
Monday, 9:30 P. M.
HI-LIGHTS ON SATURDAY'S
PROGRAM
5:00 Hawaii Calls.
6:3C John B. Hughes. ,
7:05 News.
9:00 News.
9: 15 Saturday Nite Party.
HI-LIGHTS ON SUNDAY'S
PROGRAM
10: 15 Romance of the Hi Ways.
10:30 Palmer House Concert
Orch.
3:45 Shep Fields' Orch.
4:00 American Forum of the
Air.
6:00 News.
7;5 Hancock Ensemble.
8:30 Corrmand Performance.
9:00 News,
KRNR
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