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FOUR Issued llailr Kiirpt Sumlnr y e Member of Tk A.notmlnl I'rene The Ansorlatcd Hikbs l exoluslvo ly entitled to the w for ropub! ra lion of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In Oils paper and to all local news puhllHhed herein. All right of re. publication of apodal dlsputchos herein are alo reserved. HAItniS ELLSWORTH Editor Knteroil as socnnd elans matter Muv 17. 19-. Mt tho POBt office at IcoHeburir, Oregon, under act or March a, 1878. Represented by Hew York 271 Madison Ave. rl raao :i)0 N. llli'hlKull Ave. Ban KrNnrl.ri. 21:0 Hush Rl reel troll W. (Hand Boulevard l.oa Aaaelea 131 H. Hprlrur Street kraltlr '.'J Btewart Htroet I'ort. land 62CI S. W. Sixth Ave. Kl Louis 111 N. Tenth Street. ORttl HI Poms IATIM - Kubatrlptloa Ilalre Dully. Iter year ly mall ';.n I wily. 6 montha by mail lially, 3 montha by mall.. l.ij Pally.by carrier per month.... . tjally, hy carrlor por year 7.80 Kvery atato. county and city ofrirlul or hoard that liandlea public money ahould publish at regular Intervals an ucuoiliitliiK rc It, whowltiK whero and linff each dollar la spent. This la a ruiiiliuiientul principle of demo cratic Kovurnment. FOIt the first time, the United Stales Is going to get together some roully complete Information ithout Its ullens. The registration which will begin Aug. 27 and close Dec. 20 Is a tre mendous undertaking, l'erhiips 3, 000.000 residents, non-citizens, will be required to Hat with the govern ment lutsli: tlalu about themselves, Including their fingerprints. Tluio was when a proceeding or this kind would have been regard ed as smacking too much or Kliro pean restriction to fit Into the American picture Scarcely today. Left to llseir, the 1'nltcd Slates would never have adopted such u plan. But thn impact or Kureipcnn tension on tho world hits brought about adoption or this registry al most without opposition. Several things ought to be kept clearly In mind as the day ap proaches when all aliens must ap pear at ono or 7.'!00 registration centers to leave a record or them selves and their activities. First, this Is not witch-hunt. The definite assnriinco of Director Karl 0. Harrison has been given that till j loyal aliens will he protected from unfair attacks or discrimination. Tho rnct Mint u person must regis ter Ih nothing against him. Second, thei'o is no charge or Tee in connection with the registra tion. Already unscrupulous persons have appeared, ready for a sult lilile ten In "help" aliens through the l egist rut Ion. No help Is required except Mutt which will be freely given through poslofrices. The registration must not be allow ed lo open up n profitable source or graft by preying on ignorance. Director Harrison Is not expect ing tiny w idesprced disclosures of criminal activities or Kirili Column work, lie is convinced that tho vast majority of aliens tiro peace ful and law-tilitdtng. Among Hie questions asked ( lib penally ror willful rnlsilieu llon) is one covering all member ship or activities In eluliH. organi zations, and societies. Another cov ers connection with political activi ties ol foreign governineuls. Persecution and injustice could easily follow abuse of such infor mation, lllld even of the mere fact or registration Itself. On the old Anglo Saxon principle that all ure iuuuceut unlit proved guilty, till should guard aguluv.1 Jumping to conclusions. The gov ernment has Insllluteil the rcglMrn (Ion. The government Is quite cap able of Ittklng any necessary ac tion upon II in tin orderly and le gal manner. A thousand more lives have been smtri'cd out by automobiles during the llrst hair or this year than In the satue period of J Dull. ' Dcalh, following the human lead, has also motorized his Imitations. He is gradually rolling buck the safety troops which were Tor long gradually reducing the toll of t rattle, June wus Ihe niiilh consecutive month, tho Nallonul Surety t'ouit ell reports, to show an increase over the preceding year. And 14.710 people have been mown down since Jun. 1, as compared with 13.7UO In the first six months of last year. The 8 per cent lucreoae almost onactly coincides with a 7 per cent Increase In auto mileage. Hut the Safety Council believes that the war also has bad Its effect in mak- lug people reckless and careless. The traffic toll began to rise al most exactly when the war glutted last September, and reached Ha peak In Juno, when France sur rendered. This Is a war without end, with out armistice. The fight against death's motorized divisions must not slacken. America is rapidly becoming the musical capital of the world. Driven from country aftor couu try, musicians have been gravi tating to the United States In such numbers as to assure that the Im mediate future of music will be written here. Add together those names: Ar tttr Schnabol, pianist; Igor Stravin sky Paul Mlndeinlth, and Kurt Weill, composers; Lotto Lchmann and Kirsten Flngslad, singers, and Arthuro ToHcaninl and Bruno Wal ter, conductors. It Is its blight a galaxy us muy bu seen in Ibo world of music. All havo come to the I'nltcd States because of the lui possihle slate of Kurope. We hopo thny will stay, and that they will find such conditions In America as will produce a flower ing of great mn:ilc. Editorial on News (CoattauW traa ft- L) popular prejudice or necks to in flame reasonless passions in the advancement or his PKItSONAL hiloroats." Tho demagogue seeks Invariably SHOUT CUT TO PURSONAL POWKlt. He Is too shallow to un derstand tho reul problems of gov ernment for all the peoplo ami too lazy to do tho hard work required lo becomo a real leader. For all such, capitalization ol' cluss hatred offers, tho easy way. . II' ill Ihls generation Ihern should jilt Allien serves the logical purpose be vlolcnl revolullon in this compelling England K. conduct , , I,, . i. , ,, , two erileia , big sea e in 1 lary op- country (which this writer is op- t,ni(l1H Bl'ml11lsVi , I,.-, -t,y llmist enough to doubt) It -will dividing her sirenglh at n nuuuont como us Ihe result of capllall.u- when she n Is all she can inusler lion or cluss hatred by deiuago-' ror homo defense ugulnsl lliller. gues who tiro seeking u short cull The Italian cnminiigu represents ...... n... ......... morn limn that, howevei - assum- to power I'Oll I III'.MIJKI.VKS. ,,,,,, h,lt ,v,,t Wl, hlll. ,.,. mH Tho demagogue, as Mess says, Is far Is a serious offensive and not the reul fifth columnist we nood to u feint. It Is a blow at one of the watch After six years on llroadway. I BARBS ! "Tobacco lload" is at last closing, this juncture present any real mou lt Is reliably continued Unit this ace. though Ihcy undoubtedly would was not becuuso of a Japanese wore he successful in Kgypt and demand. Sudan. ' British Rule at Stake. In lliitaln, soups can no vr,. n,,. ih.lhum m overrun longer be put up In tin cans. ' U's a grim outlook tor Knghind's summer brides. Germany says that. Iliitain's zero hour Is close. To sweltering Americans, this sounds more like a promise t hull u threiil. Germany is now training para chute (roups to land on rooftops. No. Junior, that Isn't Santa (inns, even if lie has got u gun und a bicycle. Astride a great horse, Ihe duee hounds about, leaps III hur dles, and flexes his llinned arm muscles, lo prove lo newspaper men he's fit. And lo what break lust food, pray toll, Is all tills energy line? Not to be overlooked is the tradition that silll stands. Then Is lo he no third term ror vice- presidents in 111 In. Ilci-.'tltse of Ihe new ili-liMim luxes, the nation Is suriering , from a slloliuge of iienules. II I wasti i so long ago u in-n ine com plaint nioHt often Ilea id was lack it dothu'H. Tile Iturmu roiol ban been shut down, but a Hick or lite dial still finds the Hoad to Maiidalay beiiiK used, and mis used, by premier liar I tones of the airways. Placard Calling Army of Geo. Washington Shown HA K Kit. Ann. li. I AIM I.ee Wriuhl of Maker today displayed a Placard Inviting yminit men (' join the iiriny- the army nf Ueneinl (ieorue YVusliinutnii. The placard was found this morning haiminu in an old barn on the farm of WiIkIh's brother, ('buries Wrijihl, north ol Un ker. Tim lari;e placard uns addresseil "lo all brae. healthy utile- bodies and well disposed voiitm men in l his tielKhitnrhood who have an inclination lo join Ihe troops now nilsitiK under (ieneral Wjisbiimloii lor the deleave nf the l ulled states against the bitile designs of for eiun enemies." lav or $r,n a year la mild was pro mised. The appeal rloscd with the words "Und sa e the I lilted Stales." Wire Tapping Bill Gets Approval From House WASHINGTON. AuK. fi. tAI') UtHlntioii iiulhoriiiiK the jus ticp deprtituient to (hp wiles In makluK InvestixatloiiM nf KabotaKf. treason, espionage and seditious eonsplraey was passed today by the house and sen! lo the senate. Tfio measure carried a clause which iihmh-UmI that lufrt m;ii ion obtained by wiie-lapptiiK could not be Used vxeept u the speci fied nniued IilvestlHations. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OUT OUR WAY w WITH THIS STUFFIN IN MV CrtEEKS AN' NOSE, AN' THIS GLOVE FER. A PAUNCH, SHE'LL NEVER KNOW ME--SHE'LL DUCK WHEN SHE SEES A SWEEPER, SALES MAN COMIN' UP TH WALK, AN' I'LL JUST LEAVE IT ON TH' PORCH AN' SHE WON'T GET A CHANCE TO AST ME TO CUT HER LAWN ER. MIND TH MEET VOL) HERE IN A FEW, MINUTES r.z.7. t.'m. Rta a .Vnr. orr. ' " ; .r ijm ernvKK. etc. WHV Italy Aims Deadly Blow at England Campaign in Africa Threatens British Control of Vital Regions, Writer Declares. Ily DI0W1TT MucKKN'ZII-: Mussolini's attack on Ihe llritlsh very loumlatlou stones ol the Hell ish empire control of Ihe vast Mediterranean urea and the Suez canal. Of the Unci- places ul which II I nice Is striking simultaneously, the push agailiHt Kgypt from Libya Is by tar Ihe most vital. I be drives Into Kenya colony and ltrilih Sn- malllanil from Kthlonia tin not at i.;Vlt anil ca e the Sue, canal It wntild represent a disaster ol Ihe first magnitude for ihe long llsh. Among other Ihings it would mean: Knglajiil's domination of the Mediterranean would be smashed. The imperial lifeline ia Suez to India ami the other great domin ions of Ihe far east would he sev ered. Ily the same token, Ithtish llui'iicc in the nriciil wnuhlhc ilealt ' a ten-ilic hlmv. Ihereby nivlni; .la ian 1 ho rhance ln- van1n lur hi'fccniony. KhKhuiil wnuM Iosm her cciiitinl nf twi near cast and Iht pnvwilul hold on the ni'fiit A I'll hf a it pnpulu I ton. Hhi nlsn wmihl lose mn t ml nf wtHt nil lichls in tint lYiMan kuU rcKlnn. She wnnhl lose her inlhience with Turkey---Kiinnliun nf the slra lexically important liunlanellet. Itiitlsh opposition to a possible Cennan offensive down through Ine ItlllUans woliut lie reinoveo. anil those Dardanelles inlglll come till- er liillri's eonlrol. I Wouldn't Break Blockade. Stiatj-Kicaliy ' enoimli, Itioimh,' should this calaslrnphe be visited (in KukImimI It wouldn't necessarily lirealt her bba Uaib1 of Kurope. So ; lonu as her navy could control the oceans, and prevent shipping from enlerintt Ihe Mediterranean tbrnimh Ihe narrow strait of tiibraltar nr Ihe Sue canal, the blockade would , stilt be tiuht. I meiilion Ibis merely as an in- I terestiuK possibility, and not as1 predlctiiic lbnl Kulaiid would be, .tide In carry il out. The I. i--.lv will It M'H.snllMl is un-1 dertakiiiK is hei -culean. It wouldn't In- surprisinu to see him meet with ! considerable success in Kenya and Somiililnnd. Ksypt, however, Is hotse tit another color. J New Pact Permits Soviet To Slash U. S. Imports WASHINGTON, Aui!. C. (AIM -Soviet Uu-'sla included in a new trade agreement with the I'niled Slates today a reservallou permit ling it to decrease aunn;il Imports from Ann t ica below $ lo.uim.intn an until olunie should defense tesiric Hons on exports curiall the field ol possible Kussiau pun bases. The soviet nndei taklu." to bn I pi, iiiu, nun w in I h of A merican noods next year was. rvcepi for I he reservation. Ihe same a.s that in Ihe present year-old trade acrer meiit. Acluall. liusslan puichases Kicatly exceeded (hat sum in the past 12 months. The sovtelR have complained at recently fixed restrictions on e porls of machine tools and other equipment. So, (be Mivbd government stipu liilcd thai It could not guarantee Hi,. Jtii.nen.iH'i) imivha.-e ItKno It I 'tilled States restrictions on ex Y I'M SURE GLAD I AIN'T GOT A MARRIED SISTER LIVIN' IN TH' SAME BLOCK AN' BORROWIN' EVERV THING FROM HOME NOW TIME BAB1 I'LL uVii MOTHERS GET GRAY DAILY DEVOTIONS - DU. C1IAS. A. EDWARDS In the first Psalm wo have it picture of two ways, the way of wisdom ami go.oduess, and tho way of loollshness and evil, riere the author gives a descrip tion of the godly man, blessed in his ways and deeds, and of the ungodly mull, so different iu h's choice and In his end. We aro leuiiiiiled of the words or Jesu-t fiom the sermon on the inollut, In which He drew the same i.'iutrast, emphasized by ihe discripiion of Iho one man bilil'llng Ilia bouse, upon Ihe rock, mid Ihe oilier man build ing bis house upon the sand. Ili-re we have emphasized that coniiasl befwi appearance and realily. The house built ti;'iu the sand to all appear ances is as Hue as Ihe house un the rock, IT rain never descend ed, ami Moods never ennio it iiiiiht lie us filling for n home. I in i it is the rains anil the floods that constitute Ihe real testing and that demonstrate the importance of foundations. So il Is in human life and con duct. There can he no true or greal IMng that Is mil strongly and Hi inly built. In oilier words, there can he no solid and-lfn-pregnable character, thai is noi established iiim a solid and impregnable foundation. Allien. pons should make it difficult for soviet eeon Ic organizations to satisfy their needs in this country. Habit Kills Rats IIKI.l.KVn.I.K. Kas. (API l.auii'nci- Havel, a farmer, reninv Uiwronro navel a la.mei. , , J " " '"':"" ..""I l lvl"S inns his Hiuck wair lank In two niuliln l.'U raU (hat diiln't luok hcloro they imikmI. were Imwncd as they jumpi'ii for iho hmv noin whi.h they had burn uslmned lo drink. BRAVE Answer to Previous Puzilc knight of 7 Ho was named Sir . 12 Wing. 13 Heathen 1 5 Ozone. 16 Tear. 17 Haunts. 19 Hair ornament 21 Half an cm. 22 To gasp. 2.1 To lub out. 20 Southeast (abbr.). 26 Canine beasts. 7 To reach a place. 29 Gems. 31 Blood money. .12 Nuisances. 33 Wheel hub. 3-1 Young of sheep. 35 Iniquity. 37 Golf dev'fCQ. 39 Tilted. 41 Company (abbr.). I TUN I WE Jiff! N.EATE.ST 12 Musical note. 44 Maize. 45 Mongrel. 46 Termination. 48 Beacon. 50 Also. 52 Exercise. 53 Deity o( war. 58 This knight was by his father. 57 He s or beats all comers in a tournament. 1 1 a. 3 4 s 6 7 & I 9 io I'lp Hl2 TTi3 W jl5 is nfH isVja SP ii rrn rpr 3nt ri26 inp " ' j U LJ-J r m Ejo!lZlIl Ho snriM 'try i5 I55 1 m 1 1 H 1 1 li'H-H-h OREGON, - WEDNESDAY. ly WPi LOOKIT TH' THIS ALL TAKES .if. ,u ',1" '"St U'i . CT-WILUAMS, 6-7 J Reading in Oregon Stimulated by War SAI.H.M, Ore. (CP) Oregon readers Interest In soclolouv und I economics, awakened during the do- I presslnn, increased steadily during tne past two years, the biennial re- prossion pauper strictly no-ac-port or tho state librarian shiws. I count. I'll never get over this! t-.uropean trouble gave added jNevcr! spur to the serious reading habit "And I," Johnny agonized, "ar ot the people (luring Ihe past year. lulled and nnarrcled with him all the retiorl shows, and many of tho tho time. Why, ir I'd treated him t.ri(.l!0 volumes limned by tho II-'right he could havo bached mo brary during Ihe two-year period jn a awanky night club with a ending Juno 3(1 dealt Willi cur- big swing bund or my own!" rent polllical, economic and social ,iHI1 looked at their vexed, dis prnblems. iippolnted races. She giggled. A greal ly increased usu or ror- Laughter started deep Inside of erenee slacks by scholars und re- her and welled nut, pal aDer search students on all subjects peal, helpless laughter, genuine was noted during tho two-year per- laughter. She heltl her sides and iod and a still greater use Is an- rocked with It, fumbled for a H(l"-iud as soon ns the Increased handkerchief and dabbed at her facilities for reference work in tho streaming eyes, new library building becomes more' Johnny glowered. but Rose generally known. caught tho infection of Jan's Lighter reading and fliilon still mirth and smiled widely. "Serves held Hie. Interest of many or the us right," she declared. "Truth Is, library's readers. Historical read- never had n chance with him, log also remained In great favor, anyhow, so why cry?" tne report showed. -Jusl the same." Johnny Tho books sent lo school llbnir- snapped. "I can't see why it's so les are ro-loancd an average or rive darned funny to Jan. She had to limes to u volume and a similar re- wllt on ,ltn and reed him and loan rate Is believed to hold true . aiways stewing around (or the 1.14 public libraries served a,011 ,eing broke." but no dcHnlto rate bus been es-, . tn yoll 'silc Rd, Kb. "ddlshed. siding, "in tho first place your Service to 2."i.B72 mail order put- ..Mrii , i,.,ihlv slliv and tons was given tnrougn b hi post olllces with Lane county lead ng no list or post oinces leceiwns hooks. In addition the library outlined - .i ictnuK t-tiin.-M- ...... jects and served 917 travelling II-, b,ary s,a.ios t which collections' of bonks ar available for loan. Spends Day at Reston l. K. Piiieler. or this city, spent Tues day at Heslon nttcndfiiK to busi noss. KNIGHT 16 After the battle, he be- g comes d wim nis yu 1 latner. 20 He or marries tiff frl Kowena. N I T 1 22 Disputant. I N.OI 24 Adam's mate. OWfc V.1 26 Crane spar. 28 Electrical unit. 30 Nominal value 31 Chainlike. 36 Scries of epical events. 38 Meat. 40 To primp. 41 Healed. 43 Person opposed. 45 Vulgar fellow. 47 Dower properly 49 Mire. 51 Yellow bird. 53 Provided. 54 Of the thing. 55 Rough lava. VERTICAL 2 Conceited. 3 High mountain. 4 North Africa (abbr.). 5 Uncloses. 6 Orient. 7 Wearing apparel. 8 To bury. 9 Note In scale. 10 Chest bone. 1 1 God of love. 14 To leave. AUGUST 7, 1940. YESTERDAY: Jan's kitten sketches are rejected, and she quarrels with Derek, calling him a "spineless failure." At the piano Derek finds himself again. Taking Jan's sketches with him, he leaves Sea Tide. Chapter 27 'Serves Us Right' Johnny and Iiose Bought Jan out, their faces disturbed and annoyed. Where's Derek?" Johnny asked, ' "Gone," said Jan. "Gone for good." Rose demanded, her eyes hard and greedy and angry. "Are you absolutely positive, Jan, you never at any time had the Biignt- est idea of Derek's real Identity?" "He never told ine and I didn't bother him to find out. Why?" "Why? Why?" Rose wullcd. "You lell her. Johnny." "Well, It's like thiB." ho started, seeming vastly Irritated with himself, with Rose and with Jan. "I found out tho girl we saw him talking to at the club was un eastern socialite by the name of Ignore Page. I managed an in troduction to some people who knew- her and got the low down. It seems this Derek of yours Is really Derek Knowies. He's the only son of Gregory Knowies, one of the ten richest financiers In the country, and he's got millions of his own besides. He was all set to marry Denore Page then suddenly changed his mind. Jlc disappeared from New York, turned up out here at 'Mallbu Heaeh, disappeared again, leav ing word he'd gone over lo watch the map or China change!" "Good heavens!" ranted Rose. to think I actually lived In the same house for weeks with honest to goodness millionaire land didn't know It. Oh. I knew (hero w as plenty or phoney about him, hut I thought ho was a do - mosl oiKhtening. the s the seeond i)m.pk ax(?( mc nnly few days ago It I'd like to have a mil lion dollars and I told him to stop l(.asn(. tne about . impossible , l t1I,,i ..fi"t ialll,hable " John- 'V,,. V' u'to "al "he J tr. ny aHserted. "After all. ne cor talnly oivch you plenty for all you (lid for him. Mavbe ho would have Klven you a million." woiililn t lake It If lie click And he doesn't owe me anything. .Toll riny. He worked Hitd paiil Ills lioaj'd. I let lilm stay here becaime I liked him and wanted lilm here. .Maybe ycm'll think twice beforci you liiRlihut lny next roomer: She Kiarlod to Higgle again and Johnny fled. She Has What It Takes' Hone placed her handa on .lan'a shoulders ami shook her gently. 'Slon It. .Ian. I suspect a lot of this Is hysteria," she ha.arded shrewdly. "You're In love with Ihe man. aren't you?" The younger girl lilt her lip. "1 thought I was. I guess, Inn no more. My being In love with a millionaire Is as ridiculous as as his being In love with me." That's good. Hose said brisk ly, "because that l.enoro I'agc Is still after mm irom wnai I un derstand, and she certainly has what It takes! Jan thought miserably. "She must be the one he told me about tho one who hurt him so dread tully. Maybe they made up i-.avbc she went to New York with lilm." And abruptly all laughter, hysterical or otherwise, left her anil she felt wretched be cause ho had gone and inure v.rtrhcd because she'd been sui-h a simpleton as lo fall in love with lilm . The next day. d I s in a n 1 1 lag Perek's tent on the roof, she found a folded newspaper photo under the mattress of the army rot. A picture of a slim, beauti ful gill In luxurious furs alight ing from an airplane. It was cap tioned: .Miss l.cuore Page, or llos tnn. New York and Palm Ileach. soon to wed lierek Car ter Knowies of New York City in what promises to be one of the most colorful and snrially Important weddings of the sea sou. Jan know, when she lore Ihe picture In hits and flung the pieces hut the parapet, that her artist's eye would never forge! one curve or line of that ecUisite face. Yet. her memory thrust at her. this Is the woman responsible for I'erek's trying to destroy him seir. "Surely he won't give her an other chance to hurt him?" she thought. "He must have learned something during all these monihs. Oh. I ve got to stop thinking alwmt him. worrying about him. I'll never see him again. I won't think any more. I won't." During thu next few da she endured a fine torture which be came Increasingly unbearable. She would wake In the morning anticipating breakfast with him before, she remembered he had gone She would walk on the beach and turn to stare If a tall man appeared in the crowd. Nep tune would go at night to the trap door and cry as If he motirned, too. She caught herself listening at odd moments for the sound of his step on ine wsik. the stairway: ror hla tunicas whistle. She missed his mocking smile, bis teasing deep voice, the way he turned his head, the look or hla face when violence and re bellion stirred him to denuncia tion. I Don't Want to Go' The rifteenth day of Juno school let out for the summer months and Norma unwillingly turned to packing her clothes. "1 reBlly don't want to go home." she told Jan. "I don't fit In any more. Tbcy muka mn feel as If I ought to have a home or my own and a husband. Actually, to them. I'm rapidly becoming an old maid schoolteacher!" "Then don't go home." Jan said quickly, a plan taking decisive shape in her small head. want to go away for awhile. Norma. I think I. almost havo to tro away or give way. You stay here and care for the house and for I.ar.co and I II go In town for a few weeks and try to get work of some kind. Of course, if I can't get a lob I'll have to come hack. Hut I'll get one I'll have to." "But do you think 1 can man use all rlRht?" Norma asked douhirully. yet hopefully. "Won't Dance object? And what of Hose and Johnny?" "Well, what of them?" Jan In quired, awaro or sudden unrea soning irritaoiiuy. i '"-j sleep here. As for Dance. I'll trv to make him understand and if he doesn't well. I'll Just hsvo to Igo anyway. line. Norma?" W ill you uo tins un "I'd love It. Knlhusiasm warmed her voice. "I can cook for l.anco and do things for lilm. Ho's better uboul her, don't you think?" "Iicflnllely. lie informed me yesterday he'd never seen a wo man so cra.y for money. Oh, darling. If yon do this you'll save my Hie. nr at least my inind. w-hal there Is Ml ol H ! I'll K" l l,ance right away. And Norma. Jan clasped the oilier girl's hands affectionately, "will vou ai t upon some terribly well-meant ad vice?" , "What Is It? I'll try It. .Ian narrowed her eyes criti cally at Norma's straight brown hair, parted In tho middle ami colled In a heavy severe knot on the nape or her neck, at Ihe dark rimmed glasses which hid her lovely eyes, at the sweet, color less face whic h never bore a hint of makoitp. at the crisp white shirtwaist, and sensible tweed skirt and low-heeled walking shoes. . . "Try looking frivolous, darl ing." Jan advised. "Today! There's a good beauty shop around thn corner, l.et them cut K - oin - hair and give you a perma nent wave, inco " and buy a few cosmetics and use a llttlo rouge and lipstick and don't wear your glasses when you aren't reading or knitting. ou don't have to. do you? )ou can see fairly well without them? I thought so." she continued when Norma nodded doubtfully. " I hen Norma, pack away your school . i... ..inihu and huv a couple of gaudy boach suits anil foollh. floppy samlais anu a nun houseilress. And. last ol an, oou j behave like a Uocno m" l.anco! Think you can do all till.-.. It might be well worth it." A wistful smile parted Norma s lips, "(io frli'lous! Oh. Jan it sounds marvelous: ill proiianiy resemble a circus clown, but I I chance It. If you think I should. "lilght now.- .inn 1II.HHI"' "While I'm talking to Lance you trot yourself to the beauty parlor. A woman's entitled to use every trick up her sleeve to get her man'" She wished. privately, that she herself had used a few more tricks while she had llerek under her rind, or should she say. mi her roof? Probably been a waste or good energy, though, for he certainly didn't appear -ir-tected with heart palpitation when she was near. And she had been an exacting taskmaster, too evactlne. perhaps. "I don't care, she reflected with a burst of gen ahead with hla music. If he can nine unselfish love. "If he goes compose ono thing of lasting beauty, u cracked foolish heart iu Sea fide is negligible." I To be continued) KRNR MutMl BrMdMttlng tyatsu - 1100 Klleerelee RKMAIN1M1 HOURS TODAY 4; no Sheep and lioats Club, MBS. 4:3(1 Tea Time Dance. 5 :iio Symphony. S: 15 Carlos Mollnc's (in h .MUS. 5:30 Shatter Parker, MIIS. 5:45 L'huer L'p liana, MBS. 6:1)" Ravmnml Gram Swing. MUS. (i: I.". Dinner Dame. 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Cigarettes. MBS. 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But Ihe replacement of the guard for purely home defense duties, once il is brought Into federal ser vice under legislation now pending in congress, lie said, probably win I bo built up around war veterans j and surh organizations as the ' American Legion and Veterans of : Foreign Wars. What's in the Air Auntie, I'm going horre to Moth er. Bob is so cross I Just can't stand it any longer. Well, young lady; your hubby wouldn't t: so cross if you would just keep your food bud get lower. Why don't you listen to BESS BYE, THE MARKET SCOUT Mon., Wed., Frl., 8:i40 A. M. Now, please, Junior, quiet down. I must hear JOHN B. HUGHES Mon., Wed., FN., 6:30 P. M. It took a right uppereut to send him down Twilight Trail', but all you folks need is to tune 1500 ke.s. on Tuesday and Thursday for TWILIGHT TRAILS Tuesday and Thursday) 8:45 P. M. 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