Roseburg news-review., July 29, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON MONDAY, JULY 29, 1940.
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Member or The Aoclalra l're
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Id It or not i.thorwIsQ rroilltod In
tills paper nnd to nil locul news
published herein. All rlKlifH rn-lublli-nlloll
of apci'isl dispatches
liorelll aro alao lesorved.
HAKIMS EM-SWOUTII
.Editor
Knlcrod na second class matter
May 17, 1US0. nt Ihu pout offk'0 lit
li.iMi.bnrir. Oroaon. undur act of
March 3, 1878.
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pulilli' in',n.:y b,.nl.l publish t
regular im.rvulH a.. ... . ....I. lint
..f it slewing wlii'io ".Ml l'.w
.L' .'ib.liin '!" spent. This l a
f inula menial principle of deuio-
LTIltlC gl'VUlIllllCllt.
WITHIN every man unil woman
in these days there nines a
. .. ., ii.ni ubli-b
war as relentless as lhat whhh
Bweeps over Europe.
We ure all at war with ourselves.
CoiiflictinB passions and emo-
, ,' , ,,,. ,.
lions, confliclinK sympatliles und
untipnlliles rusli tliriiUKh nil of us,
lukiiii. il.elr toll of strain and ,
Ktiess.
Mont neonle try lo he decent
They are taught lo cl no the bet-
tur rather than tho worse cause, lo
aeek good ralher lhan evil. They
seek goon
try to do II. .
Ilul in a world In which values
are shining, many of the old moral
,., , ,,, ...., ,.,.,1
priee-tiiBS look out of (late and uu
fitting. The problem of every man
is: How, in today's hard-boiled
wrhl in be hard enough to sur-
-ii
Vive un.l persist, yet soil enough lo
preserve tlio love of all tho..o
things which ulont' dlBllngulBh man
from the lirute.
Every man loduy Is a dual sen.
He must have one lor action, for
.1... i .,.l ........aaliiea of the world.'"" " :'
t.iv "' -
yel keep one III. I. Ion ugainsi ine
day when II may emerge again.
Else -lvlli.allon dies.
..
Mllllurisin and war are abhor-
rent, and liku nil violence they ne-
gate man the reasoning, thinking
being. Yel we know iron, what
in mi,, .t.
have seen Hint those who trust In
reiiBon alone are hot rayed Into the
bands oi those lo whom violence is
I m t.mii i.niul ln i' Ii .lent, if i
v... ...h.in wiii.ii. himsHt
(hi! cMiiKrlouHin'Mii I hu I vluh'iici! is
tittt tho lu'Kt HJiy. und Hial u bciU'i
luuiil ha fouml.
Ate lin n tm ii li tlu-Hc
t ls nrctwsui y id i him ut mi-ii
tMUK'it from liiibvhoud lo uunOilp
loici'? In plaiiMT uokIk, run i Mian
Hl'.IiL in lull rmiM-iijiittiH.'HH thai it is
all ti dirty IhihIih-ms that should
Inn liri'ii loti! M'usihly tiisti ad.
niul still nivail ovrr Ihu.u win
bcliovu tho liaMIc a iloiiouK tiling
in aii'l for ItstMl?
'I'hf aiiNtV.')', uu havu lull iaiih.
1h yvH. Km h tiimt tho d'oti;o nf
i'orcu apn.'aiH to pirvail. doi-s, nti-h.-ipH
ft it ii liino pi'ail. liut tlit
Hwtl of his ijt'sl i u t ion lirs In tin
t'iy ahsfiu i' of that hiihi u torii' i
lit (hi; iniiul wlh'lc I'm: Ix ltt r way
Ihui 1J lit' ilormaiil, tral to imttil
ln'ii vloh'iKu is iluiu' It-ai ihk
thiv n.
To fmh! it fiht oim.1 imi.-t ainl
Ii.iviiik loiight, lo win ami siill a-
liialn Hi inly tine tint. Hht'1 is a ,
hrlti'i-way lhat lb tin- only ua lo
Ircoili'ile Ihosi lolct s that rutMi-iiI
tvithla tis alt.
Editorials on Newt
(CoattBU-d from m 1.)
lall.iiif; of a Imav boriowrd riioio
api(iiiiatioii to liny up (SouMi
Am'.'i iia'n (ifi iriillin a) nurpliihcs,
exactly ii8 11 Iiuk born huyliiK up
our own mtrphlHi's cif wlit'at-, roru.
oulton. cl:.
tOtir nt'W deal po mniiiriil, un
fortiiniilfly, hdciiis to ho unable to
think of any other M-htmm than
hon-oiviiiK money uml buyliiK l
everything in hIkIU in order lo svl
riii of It.)
TbiH writer, uitlioitt juwins f
an aulborlty, doewn't think tlie
Bthonif? will work. Kor one IIiIiik,
AmorUan fainu'fB will object bit
terly lo buving Aiiigf lean taxpay
ers' money UHed to buy up com-
petlng South American agricultur
al products.
WHAT will work? Humbly,
' tlilii writer doesn't know, but
has an idea that INCREASED
AMERICAN KFFU'IENCY, en
abling us to meat whatever com
peting prices and tonus wo have
to, is about tho only PERMAN
ENT solution of he trade prob
lem that will ace us after the
war.
Tennis Title Kept
By Ivan Hatfield
Carstens Defeated in Tourney
Final; Goeri-M'Kibben
Wins Women's Doubles.
Ivan Huirield successfully do
r.'lldi'd IiIh city tenuis champion
ship Sunday morning, while Vera
(inotz and Alice AluKlhlion were
winning tile women's tenuis dou
iilea. Ilatrield, in the final round
of the inen'H singles touruaineut,
dcl'ciiti-d Clyde Carstens H-3. 6-1 ami
ti '.l In inatclies played on Ihe high
Hi-hool court. SilllllltaueoUKly the
women's douhles tollrnaiuent was
held ul the North l(. .selling comix.
where Kiln Hnuaci un.J Hobliy h'd-
wards were heulen by GoetK un.l
Mchibbcn by scores of li :i, ti l and
6:1.
Carsleim, No. I player on the
high seliool tennis team and i:n
holder of the Htule high aeliool
doubles chitinpiouHhip, made n de-
tcruiliied right iiKaliiHt ilalli.-l.l,
hut was unuhle to (tope with the
more experienced play of his op
ponent. The match developed inlo
a lamellae duel, Willi Hatfield's
well-placed drives forcing his op
ponent infi many errors.
In the first set llnltlt-lil slarlo.l
out strong to win tiie first lour
gitmcs. Carstens then won two,
lost the next, then won ucuin. In
mulio Hie scorn :i-5, lint Haul. -hi
captured Hie next and deciding
game to win 6-a
n j,,,,,,,.,,, t0k
iH. i)Hi five Karnes, drniiped Ihe
Hixih un.l ilieu won Hie seveiilli.
Tim third and final set. was
more evenly played. Ilalllelil look
fiK o iuv(
,,,,, ,.,,, hill,)( , Ml() H(.0. llt
ii.in-u.i. nauieio iiieu won i wo i earn In baseball at any I hue.
(inore, lost one, und took Hie next i i was a (.omi.iiaillon of cln uni
1 1 wo to will Ihe sel und Hie Mini ill. Islauces thai unili-rniineil liiin al
die I Iiiih wins the second lea on 'ii.i- irt i-,inu,.,.iii it-., i..i...-i.,u
I wo-ull
nie Itoyd llruton tennis trophyjgnvo the 1'lilla.ielnbia Aihleiiis a
which must be won three succes-
," 7 '-" i-aaea- ,..; est in iroil ball a
IU1 game of lis Aineiiian lead as Ihe
Doubles on Next Card. Icioveluml Indiana divided u double.
The men's doubles will be played header with the Washington .Sena
Ibis week, will, Ihe finals net for iters.
hl1l"J'. AtiKtist t. In Ihe ducmi.iik .Mllnar s seven hit hurling eiuil.l
, ......j ,V1 ., ,, ,, . T. () ,,.,. ,,, K:iW
:p,,ui!ng. seeded No. I. wl ', .l.iy;i;. in,ough the In.llaus mud.
VhailcK Church l.u.l .Marsii.nl I'.-n-1 ibree emirs and bad 1.1 runners
K"1- ""Vd in u un.l iiuis aiii.-s.
seeded lo. will pluv tii.nlnn
,.,,.,,,, ,ull ,,.,, uu,.r ,
('nrsieus and l-.'hrnum MrKud.iin
will play IJob Sullivan ami Dorr;
j Anderson.
ill the women's doubles lolliua-
j incut, Ihe slea.ly play ol the win-
ners. dociz and AlcMbben, was the
deciding factor. The champions
In keen llle ill ill lain V. I lie enines
,,,- niucll closer lllan Hie sel
'si ore liny, ale;, as ihere were many
long drawn out due., games, which
Icolild easily have gone the other
Kuy
j 'fhe toiiriiiiineut was sponsored
bv the iiuslness ami i'lolesslonal
:"''"'"'' 'I'"'- hleh presenled
.medals to Hie winners.
I
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Southern Oreqon Archers
'
Date Tournament Here
'I'm" KonthiTii ( tin;on An lhT
n:tsi)(-ialioii will Inii'l a;; ntn'ti an li
ciy toui iiitini'iil at l''inla ffiii in
.(oH-huri; tx'.vl Siimlay. it u,i au
itoiim i'il lo.lay. '1 ho shoot will ln
npi'ii to all jih Ih'Is. A smalt en
tiailirt1 li.'o v-ill ln ha l J.
M I'll will shool a ilouhl'! Ainni
can round, i Ion t and row-r loiiiid.
Kvoiils lor women will in'.ltido
iloiihh1 (,'olniubla. ( lout anil 'ooi
round.
Tilt- .shiioliim vi'iils will .start al
! a. in. and will roatinni' tluoimh
on i llif altornonii. A jm nir liim h
w ill In- ihi joy til at itomi.
Roseburg Slaughtered
By Crescent City, 201
riiKSCKNT fl TV. Calif . July
.'!. (Al'i fii-M-.'itt City i lim hcd
a tir loi iIm- M-tiMid hall Simlhoin
' 'H'K'tll t.rai;ilo hasi'ltall prima til
W'sli iday b deli'alliiK Kos'-lun
: In I. Mills nf KoM'Iniri; sior,-d
In,-, ti-aia s only urn with a honuT.
Scon.1 :
KoM'buii: 1 S !t
I'li'Smiil fily . ': -jo !
Jt. Koll. I M'tt. amor and John
-ion; Spout and K. St hri ncr,
ootlman.
Mcdford Rogues Defeat
Gold Hill by 17 to 2
Mil 'I--C :;!. .Inly . M'l -III,.
M.:.l!..l l!..i:i..s .lrl.al.'.l .:.-l.l Hill
IT I.. Suml.. :ii Mill. In a
S1111I ll.'i 11 (Iicki.ii l.-.iu.. r.iii'..-
S. IMr:
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M."lli.i.l
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K.-v.in. II.iiii
I .lls. lll.cl'l V .
K.'ll.
Soap Box Derby Won by
George Coats, Tillamoo'-;
i'Oli'l'I.ANI.. .Inly in (AIM
droit:!! Cimls nf Ttlliiiniiuk iailm
I'll Ihe lll i'Uou !iiii. linv il.-i li rai-t.
lien Sahir.!.i ami iiualilii-.l nir l!i.
niilioii.il litre at Akii.ii. u.. Aim. n
OUT OUR WAY
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THE
' tic u s pt orr
Newsom's Victory
Streak Is Halted
Detroit Beaten by Athletics in
11 -Inning Game; Cleveland
Splits With Washington.
lly JI'DSOX IJAII.EV
(Assoriuleil I'n-ss Sporls Wiiler)
I'l.lil Hie I lib Inning yeKlenl.iy
llm k Newsom ul Ihe Helroil 'I'lgers
Hllll Ihouglll he c.iiil.l Ileal any
j-r. ileeisimi over the Helroil Tigers.
i,,,, hi,ande.l on the bases. In Hi
s.'.-ond giinie, however, they ran
aloul of some six - li i I slinging iiy
fluilson itnd were crushed !l-l.
Yankees, Chisox Split.
Tile New York Yankees slaved
oil the spot-Ire ii! Ihe second divi
sion by splllling two games Willi
jtbe Cliieago Willie Sex. II look a
; speciai uliir heme run barrage for
ceamp.ons
tu w in I lie
ll.i
i:amo Ktdh-r hit. Ihr-c
homo run and lM:mio two.
In tho Hoi-ond tiaini' the Yauli-TS
ii i jo to lour (MIoih and wioo tilli-d
by thu livehit llhininK of Thorn
(on l.ou an thu Hox won s-t.
'('be lioslon tted Sox swopt two
liamort, from Ihe St. Louis Itrowns.
:i 1 and i:t lu. In Iho lit si amo
i ho llosox wen' liclil to five bits,
bill one nf tbi'in was Ch'tin's doublo
si-oriiiK two iiiali'M. In (bo nichii ap
Muslim ( ollri'lrd 1 2 hits, iliriudhm
iwii iionii'is by Itoi-rr.
Cincy Loses Ground.
Tho Ciuclimati Rods vavo up
ico jim ul I hulr hiK load in tho Na
tional h-f'ito by splitting a barala
bill al IMiiladclplil.i uhllo tin
!tiiKKIn OikIuith look (wo fiom
iho Si i'iii.: 'fidlnals.
The Ut-ds l-l hiss in lh. w . mid
uaino was hai urd anal list Wat
tors, who ,nao up throe inns in the
titsl luuiui; and his li'amniat"s
woicti t alilo to hp! (hem bark off
t ho sr on salelios name rod ol't"
Hlaillou. Turner rhrrked Iho Chil
lies on sex. -a .sjiteiios in Hie sc
orn) uaine.
I In- in.li;riN' (win irimiiphs. :i u
and 7 1. ended a six. name loiim
st i i'iik lor lii onklv n and a Imn -aine
winniiiw Miiim lor the i'ards.
Tho I'llishiiili pirale.s swept
iwo Iroui Ihe Itostou Iters .'i " and
T-:i to pass the Cards and lake fiiih
plai e while dmppiiiH llnsloii into
ih rrllar.
The New York Ciaiits eti-lod a
throe day hit line I. on in r h tjrl
t mu irii saii'i ies hi l a i iim t ho
Chti ar,o CuhM S i.
New Swim Marathon Is
Posted at 292 Miles
I'AUI I IIKHSVII.I.i:. M.. . .I11H
'! I Al'i .Inllll V. Sii;i..limnl ::
.'..l 0I1I SI. I. ..in-. I.lll. ll.-i am! alll
I. -M-. Ii.ilay 1 iaiini-il a m i. loir.-, .lis
Ian. .1 iiT.ml wilh -.n. c.-s.-l ul rum
-1 1 1 -1 i 1 i 1 oi 11 'J!'-mil.' Hwiin ilinin
111.' Mlssi..sli. nv.'l.
Slmiinn.l tiavi'l.'.l I'linti SI. i-onii.
lo ('iiiiitlu'rhvllli' in V. Ii.t.ns anil
Is miiiiili'N uvi't'i.i:iim 1111. 1.- thin
II. 1. -1' mil.-s an Imtir.
Tin' (n.'vion.sly ne . .t. .l in.na
'llion .ihnmiim t.- oi.l was -Jn-.
Milieu, set hi' . Clal t
UiIIiiibs. lo 'H . lust
Yt'linw shine l i. it.
i;ilc
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Frank Troch Retains
Shotgun Championship
I'l'liTI.ANM. Om.. July . t AP)
KiHiik M. TriM'h ol I'oriland. im-i
ul 1'iu'ii ir ( nasi sralU'i uunniMr,
lor many a lontt year. i ctill
monari'li yitslcrday w hmi Hi- Ininu
iTahiMl in ihe ( day I'arilir Intcrni j
luiual Trapshoot asso ial inii's I'MO .
I'.iu nainiMil.
lie had mi . o;t ol i: j-hot.
"iMniiiiiK a class a It? yatd an I tlin
SMOOTH TASTE
douhloH rhainpion.ship.
Titles in two evunls S'inday
w hi h (miile!od tho lournauieul
wont In II. Cuilisln of K:ill Lake
CHy with a !b In ihe ftraml l'anlir-1
handicap, and l'an llunl of Suit
I, like City with IHU out of Z'K) in
tlio special HJ-yanl evont.
W. V. lli'iiih-iHon of Seattle tied
Willi II. K. Vooloy of The Dalles,
Oil:, tor Koi:ond In thu arund Pa
ri lie with ur, and won on a toss of
iho (-din. Kay Class, Kukoiio, broke
1 ! T (.lay birds lor Heron d in the
Hi-yard. In tho limit rlass island-iiij-'s,
Trooh Kioiod !ih and C. JV1.
Kay. Coipiillo, U1,
Standings
National League
lvt.
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..VJti
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.505
.177
.171
.'.m
.315
.i;o;t
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.ri:t
.'511
.121
.111
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.5 1 1
Cim iuiiati ...
Iito;klyn .....
Now York
Chit ju-.o
I'ilislmiKh ..
St. Louis . ..
I'hiladolphia
Ito.slon
17
. IS
.11
. In
..Hi
. 2!t
American League
t-otndt
Cleveland :,fj
lio:.t01l . .
Now Ymk ....
( 'hiraKn
W'ashiimton
St. I .mi is
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Philadelphia
55
Pacific Coast League
Seattle
s I
Dakiilid
I.os Aim les
Sa iameuio
San hteKo
Hollywood
San Kranrisro
Portland
lis
m
t;:t
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Home From V.-ication Mr. and
Mis. .1. S. .Mrlionald have relumed
lo Ihoir home hero via Klamalb
KalK Inlbn, inn u week's vacation
.it I lamop-l lake. .
SHADOW
HOKI.ONTAL
1, ti PiL-tmcd
actto.ss.
10 Fi ai;i .nil
olcoi osin.
12 Toward sea.
13 Itolx'd.
14 Stretch.
Hi Adam's mate.
17 Note in scale,
lii Opposed to
con.
1! Musical term.
20 Since.
Answer lo Previous ruizlc
ap.o.u.;lj
luwt-iic.ui
Y'l.A nHF M
Wi'P D'ALHAD
fc'n'a'p'eLaEnTONCLiE
I M.. llV--.-
Ksebt: I A
Sixth muiical qQ a'C'L E 5fw OP'S H
53 Ell,
14 liag-liKC parts
4li Anesthetic.
4B I'la.vlhini;.
&0 Inspected
closely
52 Inlet.
5.'t Ringworm.
55 Fuss.
5li She has been
n motion
star ior some
tune.
24 Slumhercd.
21) Part of boat.
211 Herb.
HI Wrestler.
33 Town.
3f T ) make lace.
36 Ciiver.
33 Kabhifs foot.
3D Ni'llter
pronoun.
40 Produces.
42 To accomplish 57 She has a
43 To soften by lovely
pounding. voice.
ll I
i UL Z St r pJJ
,7 roAi !&3w4- '' -j rvi
w nq log Fa
EiJ-I-.u.ij"'57 1 ' ' 1 n
ly WEfami
J W.ul.f.Jlc-
7-29
Oaks Fall 14 Games
in Second Place
Twin Bill Lost to Hollios as
Ltaguo Leading SeatHo Is
Defeating Lowly Portland.
(lly thu Associated Iruss)
A sdlt sertuH this week is of
loreil l'a:iflc coast league funs
to break up thu monotony of bee
iiiK seven clubs chiiKKiiiK along in
thu backwash of Keattlu's iajiinauL
machine. ,
The Kainiers lake on Los An
cotes for the first three days, while
San Francisco plays ul Portland,
San Dii-Ku ut Oakland and Sacra
mento ut Hollywood.
The week jmsl was historic for
ihe decline and fail of Ihu Oakland
Acorns ami the rise of Sacramento
10 a first class power.
Oakland collapsed with enthusi
asm, droppiiiK H douhlebeiLder to
Hollywood. 2 to 0 und 3 lo 2. for
six losses out of seven. The Oaks,
who have been hustling the Scuttle
liainioi s most of the season, fell
1 1 Karnes behind.
Salveson, the Oaks' only cdusfHt-
011 1 winner, made u valiant but fu
tile stand in yesterday's opener, is
suing only lour hits while his tea in
mates nicked up six from Ardizoin.
In (be short second game tho
Oaks paid thu penalty of errors by
, .MauaKcr Voi koz and Third Hasc-
, uian Ambrose. ,
1 Saci amen to made sacrtln-ia
calves of the Pud res of San DieKO.
taking twin wins. -I to 3 and 7 (o 2.
tor a six-to-one series record.
The doublo victory was more
than enough to boost the Sacs into
tho first division and skid Sun
lUruo into tilth place, wilh Holly
wood only a game beb'tid.
Turpin Wins 18th
Seattle emerged nolle the worse
for a II -game series In six days
ACTRESS
15 She lives and
works in
, Cal.
20ivtult drink.
22 CoMrod bow
in the sky.
24 Drunkard.
25 Ti oni!.
26 Bristle.
27 Jobs.
28 Frost bite.
30 Upright shaJt
32 Minister.
34 Street boy.
36 Klk.
37 To harvest.
40 Kminent,
41 Scrawny
n.D llA DP
f'AnE RECTV
i JjBC;A PE1
.Ml t-'l
VERTICAL
2 To thread.
3 Otherwise.
4 Kishinfl bag,
5 To arise.
person.
6 To grow dark 13 Style
7 To employ.
45 Mohammedan
title.
47 Thicc.
48 Cravat.
49 Affirmative.
51 Age.
53 Transposed
(abbr.)
54 Sloth
8 Low tide.
9 Mother-of-pearl.
1 1 Auditory
word.
13 She is a
pr many-sided
star.
SQH6IKI
YESTERIJAY: Ufeeuard Frank
finds Derek a Job, driving a beach
front trum.' Derek weai-B Biuoked
glujises hoping no one he knew-
I ii the old days will recognize him.
Chapter 19
Memory of Lenoro
Hot anil tired from an unmic
ct'ssful riuhlne expedition, Jan
was in no mood to find Derek auc
tioning off her paintings.
Jan charged through, her el
bowB working to good advantage,
and confronted Derek, Hucing be
hind liiin all twelve of ber pre
cious canvases. i
Oerek waH stagliiR an exhibi
tion a la Cireenwicb Village.
Jan dropped her fishing pole
and grabbed for as many canvases
aa slio could carry. Into the house
uhu marched with them, her
cheeks flaming with fury.
"1 guess the show s over, folks,
Derek shouted and honied his
iiasseugers back to the tram car.
He would, he reflected dourly,
not only get the devil Tor being
off the timet schedule and maybe
lose his job. but Jan. from the
look In those flashing blue eyes of
hers, would not only heap, hut
Lhrow. coals of firr on his head.
"I don't know where I got tlio
idea." he tried to explain to Iiim-
. Inter. "I was rollint? along and all
at once I thought of the brilliant
idea of staging an exhibition in
the front yard. I figured 1 could
bring all my passengers for cus
tomers anil try to raise some
money for you."
"You're a madman!" she raged
al him scooting her hair behind
her ears v.liii shaking fingers.
"Can't vnu mind your own busi
ness? They are rav paintings! The
least you could have dono was
ask inc. Nobody bought any.
either. I knew- no nno would want
thoin. All you did was humiliate
me and make me a laughing
stock! f)h, I I hate you!"
"Now listen. Jan." he pleaded.
"I won'L listen." She stamped
her fool. "And I won't forgive
yon. It was mean and eonleinoli
iile of you!" Anil she fled to her
room and locked ihe door.
This Eternal Anxiety
Derek innbled resiles sly
llirougl the house,' wondering
how ho could nmke amends to
Jan. It had, lie sighed, seeuie.i
a good plan at the time of execu
jllnii. In fairness he tried to put
I himself In her pla.;n. What ir she
! hail invited H lot of strangers Into
llle house and played his original
compositions lor them on the
piano, then ottered lo sell them
I cheap, lie would have loll line
choking her!
All of this present life wus so
new and so strangn to liiin. This
eternal anxiety over hills and
earning money: this hoarding and
counting and distributing of pen
nies. He had ne.er in all his llle
i know n need of money. At birth
his father hail established a large
I trust fund for him, tho income
from which inore than satisfied
all or his neens; Ul me age ...
twi.'iily-one he had inhorileil more
than five millions from Ihe eslale
oi his grandmother. He had taken
tlio possession of money for
granted just as the Merrin.-rs
look tin. lack oi possession of it
lor grunted. No. poverty had
never haunted nor bedeviled him.
but wealth had. He'd come lo
loathe great riches because they
effectively shut him oft from the
things lie wauled most.
All during adolescence he had
yearned lor normality. lor a
home, for roots. Children, he
Hi. night, do not want to be dif
ferent. In be set apart from their
school friends: "Come along to
my place lor vacation. Mother
and Dad like my friends around.
They'll see lo it we have a Jolly
lime."
Ho had learned, and the ill
forming was a hllter. ruthless
process. Iliat he could not pur
chase love; a family or recogni
li. .n as a composer, lint he could
have bought l.enore I'age. Would
haw bought tier, too. albeit un
wittingly, if two things had not
Intervened.
The walls of tills shabby,
weather-beaten old hollsu seemed
lo close ill about hhn. In growing
dusk, from the chair where he
slumped, he saw only the great
solid routine of Jan's piano. His
own piano had been much like
Ibis - llle one he kept in his .Man
hattan apartment.
His penthouse apartment atop
Ihe latest ol modern apartment
houses on Sutton Idme in New
York City was crowded with a
colorful group of names promi
nent in society, stage, sports and
films. I. . 'Hole I'age. ex.piisite in
.1 l.aintn creation oi black vel
vet. wearing 111.' priceless dia
monds lie had given her. played
hostess, her sleek pl.ili head
turned graciously lo this and that
celebrity, her great, dark eyes
wide Willi Interest, her small,
boneless hands with sharp, blond
colored nails keeping I Ii I n g s
smooth, l.enore. beautiful as
Helen id Troy clever as Delilah!
lie supposed, thinking back,
lhat he had drunk too much
wilh the tag alongs of the league,
ill.. Porlhin.l Heavers. Seattle won
eight oi Hie games, including yes
tei day's pair. 3 to 1 and 6 lo ".
The opener was a triumph f"r
Hal Turpiu. who pitched loiir-hit
hall for Ids 1Mb win ol llii'-seasoii
He bad lo be uo.nl. because llarrell
of Portland turned In an eight hit
name and gave nary a walk.
Seattle came from behind in the
second game In Ihe sixth birring
wh.-n Selrisler rapped a carom
shot oft tnlielder Marshall's Jaw
into left field. II went for a single
senilis the tying and winning
tuns.
I. os Angeles and San Francisco
split, the Angels taking the first
game. 3 to I. and thu Seals the
niglitcap. ti to 1. The Angels won
the series. I to I.
Jensen, starting for San Fran
cisco, won bis first league game
m tlu.:lm5- fashion, faumng eight
giving Just three hits.
TIDE
champagne, with dinner. Suddenly
lie wanted to be more than Just
a fabulously rich young man to
these people. He wanted to play
loi them: wanted them to know
that he. too, had talent, lhat he,
loo, could do something besides
spend money.
The orchestra on the ten-ace
stopped playing when he spoke
to lliein. People paused, wonder
ing, in the middle of a dance
number, l.enore, seeing him cross
tlie great room toward the piano,
hurried up to him. Her eyes .pies
Honed.
"I'm going to play my new con
certo for them, l.enore."
'No Mood to Listen'
She slipped her arm through
his, detaining him. "Not now.
Kicky," siie said sharply. "They
are ill no mood to listen to you.
They've been drinking for hours,
dear, anil Cordon, Ihe music
critic, is here. Please, Iticky, don't
do this.''
He freed himself and went on.
Lcnore held up her hands. "He
quiet, everyone! Mino host will
play for you."
He settled al the piano, let his
narrow, sensitive fingers bring
his creation to lire. The silence l-i
the room held a lew moments. I
then some girl, gaily intoxicated, j
called loudly: "Swing It, Itlcky!
'i'lils is no funeral!"
Someone laughed. Talk began
swelled. He and his music were
lorgotten.
Somehow lie got away from the
piano, brushed past Cordon who
sympathized, "It's a damned
shame, Knowles!" escaped I-e-iiore.
found a chair in a dim re
cess of tho terrace. A long while
lie sat alone nursing his wound.
A couple passed him. not seeing
lliul. stopped a few feet away to
lean against the while brick para
pet of the terrace.
I.enore's voice, annoyed, petu
lant, came to him. "How can he
he such au egotistical fool, itoli
nie? lie rancius himself a Pa.le
rewski. I've had to sit hours lis
tening to him, pretending Inter
est, dying of boredom. When I
think of what my married life
will be 1 could scream!"
The man said, drawing her inlo
ills arms. "A form of menial
cruelty, dealest, w li 1 c ll lilighl
serve as grounds for divorce
and alimony! Don't weaken,
honey. Neither of us has a penny.
Anyhow. I'm being very gener
ous, I think running the risk of
losing you. After all. the chap is
terribly good-looking, even if lie.
Is a hit craclied about music. You
might like being married lo him.
liear yachts and diamonds and .
millions lircirt hard to take!
"Foolish boy." she chlded. and
drew his mouth down to hers,
while the man In the shadows
watched I hi blending of silhou
ettes against a background nf
stai studded sky flushed red by
Neon.
Violence rose un in him. clink
ing iiiin. He would have liked lo
toss both l.enore ami Konnlo
liarllett over the parapet and
walch their bodies hurtle to tile
pavement filly stories below.
Put he wailed mil il ilis guests
had gone belore dealing with l.e
nore. He look her hand and led
her out on the terrace.
"Darling:" she laughed, and the
bright, hard sound of It hurt his
ears, "I'm so dreadfully sorry
aliout tonight's fiasco. You should
never have tried playing for
them. dear, it was ndllier the
lime nor place. Iticky, what alls
you? Your eyes don't look at me
that way!"
Without speaking lie unclasped
her diamond necklace and
dropped It into his coat, pocket,
reached for iter hands. She
stepped back, frightened.
"What aiu you doing? Derek,
in lieaen'si name, what's wrong
Willi you? ' Have you lost your
niiud'.' You stare at lue as if I
were a a snake!"
"Not. a snake." be corrected
evenly. "A snake gives warning
hel.ire il strikes." Clipping her
wrists he jerked nil' the diamond
engagement ring from her finger.
Her liagile. angelic tace con
torted with rage and fear.
"Derek, are you mad? What have
1 done?"
"Killed me." he said. "You're
free now lo lake your Itounic. if
he'll have you without my dia
monds and my money! And you'll
never have lo listen to me play
again!"
And so he had lint bought l.e
nnre I'age. Instead, in early lunru
ing. lie huurilc.i a plane fur the
west coast. For a time lie tried lo
fill the iiollowni'ss inside of him
wilh liiptor. II hadn't worked. He
had sailed and swum and danced
wilh prelly gills while all of Hie
lime remit pushed violently in
side nf hhn.
Thou Hie great idea had come
to him as he lay on Hie sand be.
fore his rented house at Mallhu
Hea. b. "There's nothing left I
wmil to buy." he reasoned. "Death
might lie a tare and amusing ad
venture and li lint so what?"
Put it so happened a slip of a
girl interfered. . . .
(To be continued)
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