Roseburg news-review., July 30, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1940.
Issued llally Hscept Piiodnr br the
. Jtetv-IU'tlew Co., I nr.
nirmlirr of The Anhurtnted Vrrnm
Tim -Aaaocluti'd pron 1b oxcIiikIvo
ly entitled tn the mm for rpuilfi-a-tioii
of all nown (liKptitthcH credited
fit it or not otJirwio credited In
this nuner mid to nil local news
puhKahi-d heroin. AM rltflitH nf re
publ.eiitiou of special dlBjmtchus
heroin lire also reuorved.
HARRIS EMJiWOItTH
Knlprt'd n neoml clnwi matter
Mhv 17. II1-". tll PHt ottte t
jtineburtf, uietfun, unuur ai
March . 1878.
of
Represented by
Krw Vnrk J7I Mmllmni Ave. hi.
rami .'ititl N Mi Ihkuii Ave Wiiii
FrHiiclnrti 10 HuhIi St hm-I l
troll :kiM W. tiiund Hnnb'VRid
.iim Anicel i:':i H- Kprlms Htmet
ftrii.tlr litU St wart JSlruet I'orl-
Inml-&2tt H. W. SIMh Ave HI.
Luulw 411 N. Tuuth btreet.
Oitf gIoi
PIR
Pub li s
IATI 01
Siilmcrlptlim Haifa
piilly. ptr y r hy ntail jr.. no
Jmlty. ti inoritlm ly mail -
Jirtily, 3 motitliM hy itiiiil J.--.'
Imlly. Iiy canhr p. r i th.... .Mi
lutlly. by taniur por year 7.u
Kvei-y Hint"', county and city
f.rii lal i botird 1 hut ha ml leu
imt. Hi- nioimv tdiotlhl pilldlsh at
M Ktilar hil'TvalH an in-. niinl liitf
of II. i"vvlnt? whero nnd how
tatli d.dhir I Hp. nl. Thin In H
ftiinliiiii-rit:tl prliH-ipIo of Uuino-
1-IHlit- gOVf Mlhll'ltl.
TI1K decision of the Kuseburg
chamber of commerce to do
something about the Holicltutions
of various types that are u plague
to any ttnd every biiainesa limn, Is
highly commendable.
l)oubtles people who are not
themselves engaged in some form
of business having u downtown
llil'lieH, no mu n'""'.'- "j
times during a month someone up m-ports. together with periodic und ,,,, ( ,,, xalitnl league
pears wanting money lor some-! Hyaleiiialle audits, provide I he hesl .,.,. hll).s, nareup luv.dved
tiling or other Sometimes the iI' !,I,,'k" """i "!,,y v,t vhr krw,,l, h ' Catcher llabe I'helps ol the iiMK
tuing oi omhi. piiiim mm n i. (.lli(.H cHintloH and stales have on ..,.H lllu mmrutim Arkv V-Mirh-m
appeal Is worthy-...ore often It ((,riclals who without (he eleanslnu t M"! U vnL in tZ
Is not. SouH'liiuoH direct con trl- effect of publicity might much jj,,,,; hieathless moments oi one
billions ure asked. Sometimes ' more frequently yield to the run- ()( ,jM. whackiest Pull games .sea
the business man Is asked to pay Htunl len.pli.t Ion lo treat 1'iil.lio s1,MHi senators at r.bbds Held
money for what the
"advertising" hut wl
llltle more than n
up.
suliciloi calls
Ich Is, lu fact,
polite hoid-
How lo Kepitrulc and distinguish
between the worthwhile
and the seiul-rackets that
tilings
is the
prohlcm.
The chamber solves It In a very
simple way. It apparently is a huI
isfactory wify for the same plan
Is lu use In thousands of coin
inuultieH over the land. Card
have been printed bearing. In part,
the following nolicn: "We will
consider no solicitations
drive, charity, itinerant
tor any i
udverlis-1
lug or any other promotion unless
solicitors have secured the writ
ten endorsement
the project .
liom the Hoscbuig chamber ot I
commerce." '
Tht! endorsement mentioned is j
made as the result of a study of,
the proposition by a committee, j
the identity of the membership of I
which Is not revealed. I
.
When someone tor organiza
tion) desires lo go from door to
door on the main sheets asking
I Inn at-in I support im souiel hiug.
he should first go to the chamber;
of commerce tlce und present
(he facts concerning tin- proposed j
solicitation. Careful study will he;
given Hie matter and endorsement 1
will either he made or w ii hheld. 1
Thus worthy endeavors will be (
materially aided lor they will j
hae the benefit of credentials '
I'nauthorl.ed solicitors may be j
easily sent away by i eterence to i
the not ice card ment ioneil ahov e. i
which should be prominently post
cil in ail (daces of business.
This plan w orks w til elsew hci i
and should be sitccesstul Jn-i e.
Editorials on Newt
(Cotiiud troa m !)
ciiiih' lii ymi ati'l m.iIiI: "U c iiiui-i
IIAVK WIIKAT. V lilllt hiiU'
an much its ytm cult i;h.u utt.l us
tiutili us ..isslMi'. So k.'I hitsy!"
Nti IIHII'.'I' llOW Sllllllt .ViMI IM'li'.
no lnittli'f in i w I'llii irnt iiti iM-rr.
nu intiiii't- li.tu t'lini'i iii itiinhl
Im In supply uuf ni.vt'riuitriir.i
ifKsifiK iH't'ds. yt.ii tiiiililu't pin
(lili't' wheat llf;lll away.
Viiti'tl haw. In liiui' Intit'.
V(JL"ll have In havi. plnws f.if
lil'i.aklllK Hit' K't'tlllil. Iiai'tinvs
mul I'dlli'i-.s Inr pii'patiii a sri'il
lxttl and .Hi'ctii'ts lor at-nia! planl
lllK. When lilt' I llllff. rallK" Inr harv
ohi, yini'il havi1 In liavo I'titnhiiit'ti.
After iiarvi'Hl. ytti wmilil iiMpiitt'
trucks , for liaulliiK tin; w heat lit
(lie rallttiinl nr the Klilp Hltlc.
All Ihfi way alniiK, ynu'tl liac
10 lmve powor draft hurst's, or
InnMors. Cow ponlfH woultln't do
any inoip than your hay outfit
11 ould do for growing wbt't.
1'ou wouldn't have these things.
f J KT
tuke
you
O It Ih with Au'ciIch'h Indus
irlul inuchliio, which Ih conced
ed to be the greatest and the most
efficient on earth. It Ih geared to
produce PKACICTIMK equipment
automobiles, radios, wuKhlng mu
chineo, etc.
It tukett time to make it over to
produce guiiH and tanks and HhlpH
utid pUinuH of war, Juat us It would
take lime to change over a great
and rich cuttle ranch into a pro
ductive wheat farm.
IT'S all right for us to be Impa-
tient. CONSTIUTTIVK Impii
tictmi und intelligent tutolc'.unci
with delay are necessary IT quick
action Ik to be nee u red. I tut we
Ml' ST UYIMA'AC that arming a
peaceful nation can't be done by
waving a wand.
It DOKfi take time.
State Press Comment
Public Reports Valuable.
(Coos Hay Times)
The city of ijandou, making a
claim for $,riU!2 from a surely com
pany for alleged defalcations of
i-diwrencc T. Koselle. former treas
urer, relies on the findings of a
state audit to support its claim.
The slate auditing department, in
turn, uses lor Ita key Information
published reports of the city of
Mundon taken from the Western
World. Without these rcporls und
data obtained from tin? records of
the Itank of Handon Hie state i
would have been helpless in audit- '
lug IIoscIIc'h records, most of which
were destroyed In the Handon fire.
Thus again the value of public
agehrii'H making public, printed ac
counts deiuonsl rales itself. We
make tin observation because oc
casionally we encounter a public of
ficial who discounts the value of
printed public reports, observing
,with a wry face that these are de
vices to produce revenue for news
papers, quite to the contrary, print
ed reports on public agencies, us
prescrlhed by law, produce little
revenue for a newspaper but they do
reveal to the public, the exact Hiatus
of millions of dollars of trust funds
handled by public officials. These
i reports, together with periodic and
iniiiiiinj i,y (inline, imiicihih. I licse
""""'n ,,n ii. ,
KRNR to Broadcast
World Series Baseball
For the second consecutive
v
'
''arry
J KKNIt and the Mutual Don
; nlwork coast to-coast uill
exclusively Ihe world series hast
hall ga i lies fit Ocl oher. Si,1; n i pj i i
the contract In Chicago with Ih
(lilleltu Safety !Jnor company a
sponsors was announced hy Lewi
Allen Weiss, vice president an
general manager of the Alulual
Don Lee net.
t. More than IM radio stations In
Ihe Cuitnd Stales. Canada. Mexico
and Hawaii will he linked lo the
'hain for the fall sportu classic.
I Short wave laclliticH are to he ar-
I ranged, also, tor the giant event to1
! he carried to IfKieiieix nil ... ti...
world.
Dexter Keezer May Head
New York City College
NKW YOHK, .ruly .'lu. (AH) A
nioeiing to consider Dr. Dexter M.
Kee.er, economist and newspaper
man of Horllaud. Ore., for appoint
ment as president ol the College
City uf New York was rhc. luted
fur today by the ndmiiiislrative
comiiiiileo or the college.
Dr. Keezer Is II, a native of Ac
ton. Mass.. and a writer on eco
nomics, business and the press, lie
was executive director of the en
sinners' advisory board of the NK A
and taught economics at Cm netl
university, (he Cniveisily ot Col:i
rado and (he ('diversity ot' Ninth
Carolina.
Former School Head
Admits Five Slayings
mis At:i:i.i:s. .iui
flit till'!' itllli.M' IliKh s
i ipal. Vetllti Spencer. !!'
I'.'l'iililelllt. Ill I'tleil ii s
(AIM
III pill!
.In.
7. ul Smith
iillllU ll.'
attciuptiiu:
'.I hi. I'I.m
si'llni.l asiii'iiites and
In kill u siMh, eliaiim
In Ktillly liithiy hen hi
hl.il i;..
ealleil.
Kvi.li'iici. ail.liiceil al Ills pr
.Hill-
illniy llcantm Bill he pie.st'lite.l In
I lie '"lilt In llelel'llllne uhelher
Ihe fllalKe will he lltsl nr siciinil
ileccee minder
I'l'lmly l"lsl. Ally A l I Ii n t
Veil.li Hlll.lliilteil Ji leimthj slate
nieel leciiliilnctitlini: "senteines nt
ciillsei nll'.e linprlsiMllllelil ml en. li
I'lilllll." Illsleail nl pe-sllile ilelilll
III Ihe stale's lethal lias ill, nil
l..'l.
Prize Winning Letters
To Base Drama on KRNR
The llrst (if a new series
liely proKtatns Is sclieiliiled
nf Mi
le In
I i. Hi
ed
The
Never
Iriinui'
heard tiler KltNIt IIiiiiiil'Ii
!!!"s nl die Mutual lietvsnrk,
llcstlay. July 31. tit Jl a. m
new pimtriiui. tilled "I II
! I'il'net." is liuilt around the i
liziillou ol ptize witlllltn; lellers
t't'oin listeners, and Mill relale llr
terestillK and llliusuiil adventures
featured also uill ln ihe well
Minim sium'r, i i ii ii k i. inner, t in
Harues. taiutiiis radio pe.rsnnaliiv. I
will head Ihe dramatic cast. "I'll!
.evnr l-'omcl" will lie heard Mini-!
day lliroiu;!! Krldav at u. tn. ami
is expec'.ed to lieenuie ouo of the I
motit popular leatmes on the air.
You'd luivo lo go out and
til en l Tlio getting would
time, no matter how hard
worked.
OUT OUR WAY
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Brooklyn Posts
Another Fist Fight
Phelps, Vaughn Trade Blows in
Argument; Leaders of Both
Leagues Lose Ground.
H'hS(N HAII.KV
i I'resK Sports Write
Asmiclnl
llnschall Klill
tie in MriMiklyn
huve I'll Jy tliree
f'll m II In t ft a pel i
hi uising hat
ind Ihe Diallers
hilis lo go lo ill'
c( record nl at
. . , r i ( ui,i,
Jiae -.ver seen. Ill which ItloohlVli
I won
1 1 oi ii I'itisliiiiKh. 7 ti.
Ill Hie 11 in 1 ll the I'iiates set off
a dynamite display under furl Da
is. Hcurilii; kIx runs belore 1'i es
ould slop I hem. Then when
Ihe Dodders tiinie Lo bal. ('Ileitis
I wfiM thrown out at first and
I V'aiiMhan husi lod over lo the 1m
1(miai'eiillv to ask Fletcher. I'irale
first liasetuaii. if 'helps had tried
10 spike liim. Whatever Ihe an
swer. Yaiinhiin and I'helps waded
into each oilier and were hard al
11 before t cu initial could inter-
ii as the tir.st game in which
hp,, Dodders haw had a tkhl and
a victory and it enabled ih.'ni to
cut another noicli oft Ciminnai i's
apparency ample lead the IJwN
dropied a I:: decision i Ihe New
oi k (iants
The Itcds gave Kool.ie .lohimy
Ilulchliis a " lead in i!m first
;lie limlnus but h" and three
ol lief ( inciunat i
pitch.-
couldn't
j IIOMI II .
i How uian pitched seven hit h ill
a the st. Louis Cards whipped
I he Hoion Hcc-, n and climbed
jbnek to hllh place It was the l.Mli
i loss in 17 games lor the Itt-es.
Another sewn hit pitching i
: oi munce was t nt tied in b Has-
seaii ol the Chicago Cubs in beat
, lug ihe Phillies 7 :i.
j Detroit Lead Sh.ived
hi the only game in I In Aue-i i
, run league the Philadelphia Ath
Meties again eeteised their jinx
'over Ihe pace setting Deirmt Tig
ieis. gethng a it 7 enlh t thai sha
Jed I'etioii's lend oter Cleveland
to on,- Kami.
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lint ullt'ti Ihe A'
li.lir alius anil
the i in-let. .1 tl
Standings
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Jeffra Gains Verdict
Over Spider Armstrong
II Al.TI.M'Mir. Jill. Hi
li.ll! . I. 'Ilia "I ll.ill'.lii.i.e. I
I tlleil I'l Marv hlll'l III!. I New
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' ll ;l! Ii-'i i elcli' Ir.iuu;; .
'lli livllielle.l his i I. mil ('
n.t.ii i oh a i nii in. inc.
nil! Spiiiil Allllsllnu
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M iKnu
m-ivlv m.mi
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7 VJHEM VOU SMART GUVS YQl
VJHEM VOU SMART
TELL ME WHO VJA5 DOlW
TH' HOOT OWL ACT IW
TH' SQUAD ROOM AFTER.
TAPS, WHY, WE'LL (SO BACK
TO BED DOUBLE TIME ,
TELL ME WHO DOlW Vg1.
MARCH SEDORE,G!T
(SACK. OMTO
GR-AVEL.
WAU S
II
V I"' A
THIR.TV YEARS TOO SOONA
by the . II. A.. .b'se champ is
I'eh-y Scal.o Jeflra belted out a
cli-itii de ih'.uu nver .unislrotm last
niiii. 'iohn' that he could take ii
as well as dish it out over a lou
1 I III I
H was a Kivt- and take Inuwl all
tlx wav. a lialtle ol two gfiml, hard
punching lilile men lit;htiim al a
breaih-iaUiut; pace. An! in tin1
did H was .Id Ira's superior condl
iiou Ihat told 1 ln tale as lie ucl
lasu d his I it iim opponent.
Novikoff Boosts Lead in
Coast League Batting j
LOS .WOKI.KS. July 3i. lAI'i
Lou Noiloll, Los Angeles out
lielder, nas iucreasi'd to 2u points
hlri bad 'iver Steve Messncr. Sau
Diei'o shorlstnp. in Coast league
hat tin;; hoiioi s (ht'oimh Sunda 's
;;a lues.
Novikoif. who also leads in h'.ime
runs v i 1 1 ::. has a .:.'iS a veraue.
San Dieo and Seattle an
team battiiiu honois with .
lied mi
s I.
Tuberculosis Death Rate i
In United States Drops :
N'llW YDitK. July L'tt, (Al'i
4 7 tier cent decrease in Mietlu
hercuiosis death rate in ihe foil
ed Stales was reported today by
I '. P'Hii P. .McCain, jiresident: of
t lie National Tuhcrculosis assjda
llon. lie suit! thore were (IIJSI tuber
culosis i lea i lis in 1 !:!!) as com par
ed with ii:f.ii77 hi I'X'.s. and that
the morality rale per lon.unn popu
lation dloppei Inuii 1 K.f tn (if. (J.
There are sliil nearly ami. into ac
1 i Ve cases id tuberculosis in the
couiitiy. Dr. McCain added.
Horse Throws and Kills
Girl Scout Councillor
ilLINo. Ore. July 1!!(.- (P)
ilhtn Long. Pi. councilor al a
FIRST PRESIDENT
I
1I0K1.0NTAL
1 ''allier of the
U. S. A.,
George .
Ki Tarty-colored.
II To mafuio.
13 Grit.
14 Greeting,
l.'i Insistences.
17 Deity of fun.
III Clie-. tnut
lint se.i.
I'.iCi.int of Ap
peal (alibi-.).
20 Cunning.
"1 Sum.
"1 roils op.
"ti An ived
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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38 Forward.
311 Senior (abbr.)
40 Helps.
U7 Fem.ik' sheep. 41 Chewed.
I'll M.,rks of
42 To cure hides.
servitude.
30 Collection of
tents.
31 Dyeinir
apparatus.
32 Due.
3;i Defense works
H.-.Thini;.
3li Taunt.
37 Kpoch.
4.1 Hud of prey.
4fi Krtitt p;istry.
4 Branch.
47 Imbecile.
43 lie sulTered
many or
ciillictilties in
war times.
VERTICAL
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COP. 1940 BV Nt StHVlCr INC
Donkey Baseball
Proves Fun Riot
lly KV L'UKTT ClIOCCH
Sldesplittlim comedy greeletl the
large i-iowd that trekked to Finlay
lield .Momlav nnrlit to u-Huchs the
I li'inkey tmcehall .game, a ganu
which. Instead of being a contest
between teams became a battle he -
Iweeu the donkeys ami the' "Joe-
keys."
No one knows which side won
hut the general opinion was that
the donkeya had the upper hand
ihi'iimhout the game. During the
warm-up period the jockeys fre-
Miiently were unseated, but the real
lun started when the game was ol
licially called.
"Duck .Toms." ami "Lightning"
two of ihe best liained mounts.
were nlb-mie to riders and kept
l ihe crowd in an uproar. However,! "Hello." she said, silting down
jwhen the game was over and lie beside him on ihe bench, crossing
donkey derby was held, both ani-'her slim, tanned legs and leititm
mais became serious und did some, her gay print beach roheMull hack
real running. from her .smooth, warm skin. Her
The derhv, in which plavers were' hair whs loose and sprayed over
required to catch their mount and her shoulders darkly. Her gray
then lace Iroui renter lield lo green eyes, meeting his, were
mime plale, was won by .ferry
Oo'idimtn. mounted
"fiuck
Jones." Art Amlrus, Wdin
"Light
ning was second.
lt;;d Kllison, chairman of the
Lions Soflhitll committee, express
ed appreciation lor the assistance
given bv numerous individuals in
making the cxhibitim a financial
success.
Scout camp on the Mol.illa 1
ver near here, was thrown Iroui 'ou.re a queer soil ou k. o
horse and killed earlv todav. I"'' 11,1 "ld-j"h '"an. f have a teel
She died of a skull fracture and bm all "I Ihe time that I ve seen
back injuries 15 minutes alter
i:.g tossed.
Miss Long w as graduated from j
Oiaiit high school of Portland fu I
I! 30. She wns the daughl
Mi. ami Mis. Willed Long
14 Contemplate;.
1C Canonical
hour.
19 Finished.
D.U;N,NJ
'AS.EA
Df'ACiH
i AlOrr t
i-:iy n i t a it-
ca Ic.
22 Limbs.
23 His homo,
Mount .
25 Frowned.
26 Cavern.
28 You and I.
30 Taxicabs.
31 Data.
33 To drive.
34 Wrath.
36 That which
resembles gold
38 To drive down
40 Since.
41 To ventilate.
42 Three.
44 Sloth.
AS Father.
46 Sound of
surprise.
NFABADl
3 To warble.
4 Ivy-crowned.
5 Idant.
ti Granular.
7 Glazed clay
blocks.
8 Musical
composition.
9 To gain.
12 To nullify.
13 He was o -or
land meas
urer as a
young man
(pl.).
I
EOGKI
YKSTEHDAV: Jan la furious at
Derek fur exhibltliiK her imlnt
Iiiks, and Derek realizes he hi"
pulled a boner. Derek reflects on
his bust, on Lenore 1'uge who
hounded him for his money. The
Merrlners still know nothing
about him.
Chapter 20 ,
'I'm Sorry, Dear'
The door of Jan's room was
still closed, lie could, he mused.
give her a million dollars. hut
would happen to this household
f he did The contemplation of
the change put a scornful smile
his too vulnerable mouth.
Lance would buy Hose Cornwall.
Hose would cheat. Jail would
suiter for her brother.
As if In u mirror he saw what
the burden of riches might do to
these people. Let alone, each
would work out bis own salvation
his own way. If Jan had any cre
ative ability at all, and he thought
she did lurve, it would come out
eventually and give her ut least
lair recognition as uu artist.
Lance, handicapped, would get
over nose, who would Iriit away
with some man or other. Norma,
in all probability. Would one day
marry Lance. As for Johnny, who
cured?
Yes. Derel Knowles would re
main lu China a while longer.
I 'ei haps he might never return.
He sat down at the piano and
picked out the refrain of u popu
lar, sentimental song. To the devil
with yesterday! lie was learuiim
with bis hands, the satisfaction of
ealbig because he was hungry, the
exhilaration of living out in the.
.1 nilllHK. II IH" I'-UMMIIIU.J
sun ami wind, the pleasure of just
being alive.
lie smiled a HlMe and sang In
cal. baritone voire tlm words o!
the song he wit playing:
"Tin sorry, dear ... so sorry,
dear ... so sorry I made you cry.
Won't von fnridve . . . won't you i
Inru
, I in sorry I nunle you
cry.
j Finishing, he listened honefullv
,l'or sound of Jan. Nice kid, - so
darned valiant aliout things, he
i liiiihri mciml to hurt her. lie
hoped when she did fall in love it
would he with a uian who could
aiiprechile her fine uualiiies: not.
lie frowned, someone like Johnny
lientoii. who would make her life
miserable by trying to make her
-over to lit his stupid pattern,
j lie stalled to play the chorus
f H' sotm again, broke off ah
' ruptly as Itose opened the trout
- Uor and same in.
.iiinuseu nnu coiupe.unK.
"I didn't know you played.'
"If you call this playing." he
mocked. "Any luck today, siren?"
"Not much." She sighed. "The
I good 'looking men are definitely.
loh. so definitely, attached, and the
others are ugly past belief, m old
und rat and bald-headed. I wish
f I could afford lo buy myself a
nreiiv man!"
"Like me?" he bantered idly.
"Voii might suit." she admitted.
be-,.v'"' pu-iure s.miewne.e ami
wasn t in the c isiiei-mau s ingest .
Are You for Sale'
Have von been In the sheriffs
office hilely? I'm wanted for roh
i bing the malls. Five thousand re
I ward, dead or alive. Hut i trust
von. dear t'liend. I know
you
won't give me away!"
"Idiot." Her slim, w elllendi-d
h .I ii 1 1 i eurlifd out i'rom under its
loud of colored wooden hntcelels
und touched his unruly lialr.
luuueil ut it. riitnided it.
lie heard the clositm or a door
upstairs. "Ite yourself." he or
dered Kose. "Voii can't afford me.'
Timim; herself expetlly to fore
si u 11 uny resistance, nhe eauglit
his lean, hrown laci- het w een I he
palms of her hands and kissed
him on th" lips.
,lan, hall way dou n the stains
saw t hem. heard Kose say. "It
w as mmh hetier than I ex per ted.
diirlinu. Iiy the way. isn't lie'
mono tony ot your e.xi.-tene.e giat
inu on your nerves-.' You hae
presenlahle oiitlit of elotlies now;
why don't you t one' alone w H h
me out to the tatnhlinc ship to
nielli? I'll sialie you anything
up to ten dollars."
"No thanks." h relused short
ly. "Lady l.urk doesn't smile on
mi1."
"Are yon for sale?" she asked
Mil t y. "I might onanaue some
how. Sea i let rep if crept along his
cheek hones. This was t-enore he
lore him, schemhm. tlnnnim:, uu
si'iiipiilous. 1 le crashed his 1 ist
dfiwn on I lie ivory keys, and
stt ore at her heneat h his hreat h.
Ian. com in u in. saw l lie sumlcn
pallor of Hose's, skin and the di
lation of her eyes. Not understanding-
.lan put ft down l
eniot ion.
Imt herek knew that t:i llii-
moment he'd nunle hinisi-If an
enemy who won id injure him if
she could.
liose nodded briefly to .lan anil
i an up 1" her loom.
I erek. relie ed. managed a
rin. "ru.s. am I forth en et ?"
he asked Jan as sli wi-nt toward
the Kitchen. Ceitinu no auswer
he followed her and saw her wide
blue eyes u ei e hi imuiinu with
tears.
"Oh. Uton." lu pleaded, "it
run' t b hi''! us all (hat. I'm
sorry, I upoloi.e, I'll even wash
and wipe the dishes or sciu th
Ih-ior for penance. Please don't
teet had. Jan. I'm a blunderim:
oaf '
' Let 's .nisi fie tet it ." she sin',
swallowing hard. "Will ou run
over tn ihe ntoi r f i hi cad ami
mill? Wait. I'll give you a lo'tlo
and smut rham:1 "
After delivering the purchuse
TIDE
to her, observing the stubborn
set of her lips and chin, he sensed
instinctively he should leave her
alone. Ho went upstairs, intend
ing lo drop In on Lance, but out
side of Lunce's door he heard
Hose's voice.
"Hang her!" he muttered. "Jan
ought to get rid of her. She's a
keg of dynamite around this
house."
With a shrug ho climbed the
ladder to the roof, glad of the
mM salt wind that smacked hi
body, glad of this solitude.
At the hack of the roof facing
inland he could ga.e into a dis
tance of palm trues, flower gar
dens, gleaming red and while
house tops. To the south, a mile
or so away, stood platoons of tall,
steel nil derricks uku ins t a back
ground of encroaching fog. They
looked, he mused, like uu army
of besieging robots guided by an
enemy hand. Not fur-f etched,
either, this fancy, for these der
ricks, set up on tidelunds, had
despoiled the long sweep of wide.
I sunny beach, casting oil with its
attending crude strength on wa
ters that had been, before their
I ad veu t, singularly uu troubled.
Less Introspective
"The progress of civilization,"
hp mucked. "For every thing
gained, something equally valu
able lost!"
Money, he'd been told by his
teachers and adviser could be
employed wisely for grt'at good.
He supposed he should have done i
more than write out checks to
this oiie and that one. Hut he was I
young and his own complicated,!
twisted, thwarted being had de- j
mauded all his attention. Too!
.
1a
perhaps. Occupied these i
days with the problems of the1
1 Merriners, he had certainly be-
'come less Introspective, more
So Hose wondered if he wr.;1 .
comprehending. j
tired of the monotony of this ex-1
istence. No. Not yet. Hut w hat ,
:of Jan. who worked o hard that
tier small, dellcule hands were
calloused and rough? Didn't Jan
need escape, a little fun. j
"I get paid tomorrow, " he j
figured. "I'll give her my board !
monev and we'll splurge the rest I
of It on the amusement pier! If l' NKW YOHK. Inly 29AI) -can
make her laugh and smile I'l"' Nw York Telephone r"iu
like she did (he night 1 look her I"y announced today i: had ml
dancing. It's worth every lust ' '.". d u 'etter lo each or Lh 40..
pi'iiny!" I"":' employes vri.x'.ihg 'ib tailed
During the preparation of din- I: formation, not .ot'ieitn ?.!( ntv.
ncr Jan tried lo submerge her re-' -wtry. abou: their citizenship '
sciilmenls toward Hose and Derek. I ,M' h'"er. which Ibis tiie pro
II he wanted to kiss Hose it was viol's of Ihe laws p"rtj.imi If.
his business. She didn't own him. ,m' ser-rei-y uf commemc il'uris,
even though he laughingly 1 111 pail:
claimed he was hers. Hadn't she'
herself, suggested lo him that be
try to detlect Hose's Interest from
Lance? Thinking, of course, Hiut
j he'd never take her up on it. That
itiiuhl lie he ex I'.nu ion. stie
considereii, hut in all probability , ( "'.':'"ons wh:.-h hav conl'ihui
It wasn't. . i ''(' ,n ""' tragic events abroad,
At least she hail recovtf'red from Hd to -oopemie . . . for Ihe pres
the amdioning incident, absolving ervatlon and strengthening uf our
Derek of malicious intent. And nvI' national unity."
she had been glad to hoar him J '
touch the piano for tht' second I
time since his coming, even it" In
had played
only
old popular
song.
,Thinu:K were going badly
eiinuuh in the house right now .
without her making tloun worse.
While souji simmered, potatoes
baked, anil steak roasted slowly
in the big iron skillet, she skipped
up to the roof lu smirch of Merck
and found him teasim; Neptune
into kittenish leaps with a string
and ii spool.
"I id you come up lo h't me
out of the dog house?" ho im
plored, his eyes dancing.
'( Hit on probation only." The
wind blowine off Ihe water cooled
her flushed lace ami milled Jmr
dalfodil hair. A stubborn ray of
sunset parted low huiigmg clonus
im pai i.eti ton n. timing r-numn
shone with bright vehemence
:ie horizon, creating u miratre
ami
on tin
of sparkling uluss to wall the
edge of ocean ami ky.
"The water looks quiet out
lliere." she said, pointing;, "bill ll
isn't. It's never ipiiet. it's always
restless, moving, changing, oven
in dead calm. People are like that,
too. Von never know what's go
ing on Inside of them.'
(To he continued)
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1600 KlloeyelM
KK.M AI.MNfj lKJl'US TOIiA'i
1 : k t Sands
I :" Ann l'i
of Time. MIIS.
an Family llohinsoti.
131".
('oiivcrsaliun Piece. .M li:s.
"Keep Atneriiit Out of
War." MIIS.
:.: Slniller I'mker. MUS.
a: la- Mine lleetle. MUS.
li:iiii - Iva.Mliond (Irani Su Iiik. .MS.
li: 1.". Hiiiner lance.
ll::;n -.lohli 11. IlilKhi'S. MUS.
,1 : ( T - Melinites Modem.
7 :uit TotliKllfs Tune.
7:05 News. Calif. Pacific Ulill
tics Co.
7:10 News-Review News Flashes
7 : 1.". Mutual 'Maestrns.
7:;:ii'-N'cd .lordau. Secret Aeiit
MIIS.
S:iin Meet Ihe Slars. MIIS.
s.-e'i -'I'leastite I s 1 a n tl Tours,
MIIS.
8:45 Twilight Trails, Avalon Cig
arettes, MBS.
9:00 Alka Selt.er News. MBS.
'.i : I.'. Hay Pearl s (Itch., MIIS.
!l::ln- Kililon !.ei ts. Jr.. MIIS.
I: I". - Joe Sndy's (lu ll., MIIJI.
ln:mi Sian (Mf.
vi:ii.KsiiAY. .ti i.y :;i
7:en Stuft und Nonseus".
7:30 News-Review of the Air.
7:40 State and Local News.
7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good
Morning."
7 Ci'i- Ithapsody in Wav
Vim llreiiKlast Chili. MUS.
s::in Interlude.
8:40 Bess Dye. Rancho Soups,
MBS.
S-1.'. I!. 11. C. Ninm. MS.
9:00 "I'll Never Forget." True
Story Magazine. MBS,
9:15 Tiny Hill's Orch.. MHS.
9:30 Man About Town.
9:45 Keep Fit lo Music, MDS.
30:00 News, MBS.
10; 1 5 Ma Perkins, Proctor and
Gamble, MBS.
10:30 Can You Imagine That,
Copco.
10:45 Bachelor's Children, Old
Dutch Cleanser, MBS.
11:00 Our Friendly Neighbors, Al
ka Seltzer, MBS-
1 1 ;i1S Wheel of Fortune.
11:46 Mul HHllett's Orch., M11S.
12:00 Luncheon Concert.
12:15 Sport News, Dunham Trans
fer and Powell's Hardware.
12:25 lihyihin at Handom.
12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex
change. 12:45 State and Local News.
1230 News-Review of the Air,
1:00 Henninger's Man on the
Street.
1:15 I tub Nichols' Hawaiian,
MilS.
l:3o Johnson Famllv. MMrf.
J: 15 Let's Flay Uridge. MUri.
2:00 At Your Command.
2:30 Know Your America. M!IS.
3 :tiu Fulton Lewis. Jr., MIIS.
3:16 Fror. Lindsley Talks It
Over. MIIS.
3:30 The Quiet Hour.
1 : 00 Sheep and Clouts
MUS.
1:30 Tea Time Dance.
4 : Console Sketches.
Club,
5:15 Carlos Moline'B Orch..
5:30 Shutter Parker. MIIS.
MIIS.
5:15 Cheer Up (iang, MUS.
ti:pu- It h y m o ti d Oram Swing,
MIIS.
fi:15 IMuner Dance.
6:30 John B. Hughes,
Cigarettes, MBS.
0 : 15 M eloil ies .M odcrn.
7 :Oti Tonight's Tune.
Avalon
7:05 News, Calif. Pacific
Utill-
ties Co.
7:10 News-Review News Flashes.
7:15 Mutual Mueslros.
7::to- Ume Kanger. MIIS.
X:iMi i :pnsiliou Fantasy. M (IS.
S:3 tins Amheim's Orch., MItS.
9:03 Alka Seltzer News, MBS.
!l -Ll
-Hav Pearls Orch.. MIIS.
Fullon Lewis. Jr., M IIS.
Don Slump's Orch., MUS.
Sign Off.
0:3u
!: 15
10:110-
Phone Co. Queries 40,000
Employes on Citizenship
. . . urreiu c;nd'lions serve
lo cinpliasi.'.e oi,' individual obb
h:io:.s to our cr.:nitrv and lia
d lions. . . . tha it 1; ii ji to cadi
of us to (lo everything in his or
h
1 ugainsi lh.ise
Ex-Inmate Kills Police
Chief, Wounds Sheriff
OI.NKY. III.. July 2!i.- (Al')
t'hief of Police William II. Arm-
'soy. 57. of Olney was shot to death
and Sherirt' Harvey Aloore of
, JUchbind county was wounded sor
, iotisly yesterday niter ihvf had
subdued und huncufled it former
I inmate ol an insane asylum, want
j ed on a cliaie ot assaulting an
other officer.
State Iliuhway Patrolman Jesse
' Shipley later arrested Wesley
j Srianlon. 47. whom he identified
; as tin assailant. Scran ton. who
had freed himself of Hie hand-
cut is. offered no resistance and
as taken
ijail at New
to tht Jasper counly
ton, 2u miles away, us
precaution against mob violence.
What's in the Air
Oh, sure. Bin Bo-', soldiers are
O. K., but I prefer a man like
Dick Todd, who sings on
TWILIGHT TRAILS
Tuesday and Wednesday,
8:45 P. M.
These arc just two more of the
many people who will soon be
enjoying the new program,
I'LL NEVER FORGET
Mon., Wed., Fri 9:00 A. M.
I
A
Well, hoys, if I quit now and go
home broke, the old lady will
moider me. but it's ,-. chance I
gctta take if I hear
THE NEWSPAPER OF THE
AIR
Monday through Friday,
9:00 P. M.
Ht-LIGHTS ON TUESDAY'S
PROGRAM
5:45 The Blue Beetle.
6:00 Raymond Gram Swing.
6:30 John B. Hughes,
7:30 Ned Jordan, Secret Agent.
8:00 Exposition Fantasy.
9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
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