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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURSj OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1940. ImmI Dallr BxrvH 'nmimr lr . ACHI-lleVlfN , IBP. MinbM f The AwocUted Preu The Associated Prom if exclusive lv ntlMrl in rhA hha for renuul lea- tion of all news dlwpatchei credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and to nil local newt puuiiftneu nermn. ah riainn 01 re publication of special dispatcher herein are aio renorvea. HARRIS ELLSWORTH .Editor Entered second class matter May 17, mo. at the poet office at RoaeburK, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1878. Represented by Km Vortl !71 Madison Av. Cl- raaro 360 N. ajicniKan a.-ii KHKrliro 220 Html) Street De troit 3081 W. (Irand Boulevsrd l.oa ADKrlr 4R3 8. Spring Street geatll 603 Hti'Wttrt Street Fort- 1320 H. W. Sixth Ave. HI, Loyla 411 N. Tonth Street Oil Pvius Ml UTIII kubrllloa Rate Tally, per yesr by mall 15.00 Daily, a months by mall 2.50 Dally, 3 montlia by mail 1-25 Dally, by carrier per month 65 Dally, by carrier per year 7.80 Every stnto, county and city official or board that handles public monoy should publlHli at regular Intervals an accounting cf It, shvwliitr where mid liowr each dollar la spent. This Is a fundamental principle of demo cratic government. tuio, as well as to tbo pres. ent, and to try to serve as guardians of the public wel fare. The domocrata could havo avoided the situation that exists If the Chicago con vention bad nominated Secre tary Hull or someone other than Roosevelt as their presi dential nominee. There Is more danger in tho third term proposal than la gcnorully known, especlully under the conditions that now ohtuln." Editorial on New (Coatteasal tnm 14 U litis even with disastrous 1932 In eluded." IS to power McNary. seolng eyo tocyo with Wlllkle, is for full and Intelligent use of great government projects such as nun. nevllle and Grand Coulee without recklessly destroying prlvute In vestment. This writer believed from tho first that McNary was the best choice tho republican party could make for vice-president, and Is oven surer of It now. AS to the campaign that Is now beginning In earnest, fiovernrir Stassen of Minnesota, flying lo Salem to bear the McNary ac ceptance speech, says: "This movement for Wendell Wlllkle and Charles McNary is a ('IU'.SAI)K. not a political cam paign. Kverywhero I find men and women stepping forward as volun teers not in tbe campaign but bi tho crusado." r,HUEK cxcollcnt Oregon dally newspupers that were until quite recently, favorable to the new deal In their editorial com ment, are now actively opposing the new deal. gon newspapora havo similarly , Winn of tho ancient ballyhoo. THAT, In tbls writer's Judgment, TKI.1,8 THE STORY. In this movement for Wlllkle and McNary, there can be none of the old-time beating of I he party drums, none of the old-tlmu Several other Oro- appeals to cot on tho band-wagon, OUT OU WAT tyWOom V-' VJELL.WE'U. 5S?-rA mm COYOTE AN' WAS 8Rlr06lkV m BORRN ft HOUM' ggfflHIM HOME PER. ft PETfttO' (s(0' TRftCK HIM -gggfl HAP MV GELT TIED AROUND If T 'MORROW HE ESSr2- W, MOUTH "SO HE COULD- ? CAICT EftT WITH XZr-iSr 5S52--- KJ'T 3ITE .sftW H &OT Hft MOUTKTIEO L" " r AWftV ..,THeT SOLD AiNV V ftk)' HE'LL CbIT -r-V :rZ -&ILUER.. BELT BUCKLE WEAW ftVO ' WE'LL 1 Lm- FIFTY BLl-ITHtM f m SERIAL STORY FLYING CO-ED BY MARY KINNAVEY MOORE COPYRIGHT. 140. NEA SERVICE. INC. swltcliod. Tbo newapiipers horo re ferred to are tho Salem Capital Journal, edited by (ieorge I'ut- nam; tho Mcdford Mull-Trlbuno, clltol by Uobnrt W, Ilulil, and be I'ondlctoii East Oregonlun, edited by Ed Aldrlch. Thoso Oregon editors represent a trend Uiat has swept ovor tho eiillro country. The innga.lno of tho noWHpaper publishing Industry, Editor & Publisher, recently pub lished a tabulation of dully news papers revealing a sharp decrease In the support or tbo president und an Increase in favor of tho republi can nominee. Tho tabulation bIiows 66.3 per cent oulspoken for Wlllklc, 20.1 per cent for llooso- veil and , 13. S per cent neutral or undeclared. In 1032 Itoosovolt's pcrcoutiigo w8 38.7 (the tabulation being made In tho samo manner as tho ono referred to ubovo) ; In 103b" tho percentage favorublo to Roose velt was 34.6. Why do tho newspapers swing away from tho new ileal? Let's have a look at the reasons as slat ed by the three editors mentioned above: The Salem Cupllal Journal slates tho enso ami puts tho burn ing question as follows: "Mr. Roosevelt has been in office nearly twice four years. There are still U.imio.uuu un employed, private Investment Ik deud, the rami problem no nearer a Hnlullon lliun II v. as. His social reforms, long over duo, have to bo completely overhauled In make them work. Ho has no plans for re covery save Ihn oxpi'iKlituin of additional blllloUH and he Is playing politics with UcfciiKe und Foreign relations. "Do yon want four yeui's moro of It?" Editor It ii 111 of the Medford Mall-Tribune was disillusioned by the goings on at the democratic national convention which he at tended. As be sees the future if tho third tei'm bid Ib successful wo will have: "Four moro years of In creasing debt, "Four more years of class against class. "Four more years of lack or business coutlilence on Hie part of the country; nnd ab sence of business ability in the white bouse. "Four more years of stilfi between the new deal and. business big und little. "Four more yours of unem ployment. Increasing bread lines, and more 'shots in (tie arm' tor an ailing and en feebled I'nclt! Sam. "How do we know? "How does anyone know enlhing In this most uncer tain of worlds? "By looking at the recor i -bv looking at periortnaucu of the past." ... In mi editorial enlltled "Why Nowfcpiiimrs Sltlfl." Editor Aldtich or the reiidleton East Oregoui in says : "Thai shift Is due In the main to the same thing that cnused Wendell Wlllkle to shift, his political allegiance--fear that the .extreme lert wingers endanger prlvute en terprise. There Is too much basis for that feeling aud there are reasons why news papers should become al armed." And concludes Ills discussion with the following summary: "That Is why so many newspapers have become up- j jirehenslve. It Is the duty of I . newspapers to look to the fu ll 1b a crusado, starting with I frightful odds against It, for ideals student, looking for thrills, that pooplo believe in and aro will ing to nutko sacrifices for. KRNR rwiCMwtlna tytkm MM KIlMyelea REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:0(1 Strings In Swliigtlme. MHS. 4:10 The Song Spinners, MHS. 4:30 American Family Robinson. 1:15-01.1 Fashioned Melodies, MHS. 5:00 Hits of Today. B:30 Sbafler Turker, MHS. 5:45 Tbo llluo Heetle, MHS. 6:00 Raymond Gram Swing, MHS. 8:15 Dinner Dunce. 0:30 John H. HugheB, MHS. 6:45 Melodies Modern. loor-News, Calif. Pacific .Utilities gun lo feel uncomfortably fright Company. I ennd. If only sho had a Utile more 7:00 Wythe Williams. Common- llino In think! Sho told herself CAST OF CHARACTERS ANNK NOltltlS weallhy eol- ourolls in CAA flying course. GEORGETTE PARKER Anne's friend, learning to fly Is a seri ous business Willi her. TONY SCO'J'T College playboy, son of a gangster, envies Anne's social position. CAPTAIN DICK DOUGLAS In structor of the student rlylug course at Midland iiniversily. YESTERDAY: George! to re turns from the field, finds Anne's note. Georgette asks Dick to fly hor to North Point. Meanwhile. Anne Is having some doubts ubout rushing Into' the marriage, but Tony holds her to her promise. Willlln utl hour she will he Mrs. Tony Scott. CHAPTER IV At tho same lime, she had bo- tator. MHS. 7:15 Mutual Munstros. 7:45 Gils Arnholm'B Orchestra, MHS. K: 00 I In Chleugo Tonight. MUS. n : en riantationalres, MHS. with a grim deinrnilnallon that she loved Tony Scott und that this runuwny ninrrlsgo was a glorious and romantic adveiituro. Anyway, there was nothing that could slop the marriage now. Tle 8:45 Twilight Trails, Avalon Clg- 'only poison who know of It w arettes, MBS, 9:00 Alka Seltzer Newt, MBS. !l:15 Sorplco and His Music. MHS. D:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr., MHS. 0:45 Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra, MHS. 10:0(1 sign off. Georgette. She was probably Just finding the note, and even If j gel to a Justice "Well, you are certainly penaliz ing him because bo picked the wrong falher," Dick continued to louse. "Oh, It In more than that," Gnorgetio defended herself. "It wouldn't bo so bad ir Tony wore a decent sort hlmsell'. Hut he Is simply n win I. His good maniiprs are so overdone, so insincero. liTs gooil looks aro kind of oily, and ho makes my flesh creep." Dick laughed at her vehemence, 'but went on, "And still your Anno has fallen for blin!" "She doesn't reullo what she is doing." was tho heated response. "Tony's new and different, reck less and exciting. That's all. I know tlie only reason she ran away was because she was so mad. lie urged her on and probably dared her." She glanced ahead through tho windows of the cab. "Wo've got to ho on time. We vo got to! " As thny hurried up tho aleps of the TOUilhouse. the cab. driver called loudly. "Good luck aud u long and happy lll'o!" The marriage license bureau wan at the end or a long hall. "II' they'vo already been here." Georgette said, "we'll try and catch up with them' before they take back that brief, revealing moment. Ho caught his breath sharply, tried to undo the damage. "Oh, Miss Parker," his tone was unciious, "I forgot myself, I'm sorry." As he paused, bo realized that Georgette was paying no attention to him. She had her arms about Anno and was pleading desper ately with her friend. "Anne, Anno, you can't do this. I'leaso." Free Delivery PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY Free Delivery White Satin SUGAR Lbs. 10 w- 51C Oregon MILK Tafl COM 27C Kellogg't Corn Flakes Packag .. Store Hours Wtwk trays to 7 f. m. Saturday re 9 p. m. Closed Labor Day CALUMET .a mm I P. 4 G. or Cryitdl While m m mm BAKING POWDER 1"17C I LAUNDRY SOAPfe!? Mil V Carnation, Pet t can. ISC Alpine, Borden't FOUNTAIN Gold. Bant. CORN. 3 Ne. 2 cans 29tf PORTER'S FRIL-LETS, Mb. pfcg 23tf ALL FLAVORS, JELL-O, 3 packages 17j Spry Brown Sutrar 47C 1 3 i7e PEABERRY COFFEETprW" 3-Lb, Can Largt Pita... Rinso IOC 19C STANDARD PACK PEAS. 3 cow , -2Stf BORENE SOAP. 6 bars .. -250 LIFEBUOY SOAP. 3 bare KNIGHT'S CATSUP. 14-oi, btf. 170 MIRACLE WHIP Ss!ad Dressing, Qt. jar . . SjC SWEET POTATOES Quality J for AT CARROTS Bch. 4 Ac or BEETS J for XV GREEN PEPPERS 3 pounds IOC WHITE ONIONS 314C TOMATOES Wood BU. 4 A box 10c BOX SWIFT'S PREMIUM DtTAkl Sliced DAIfvII and rined, Ib. SWIFT'S BEST w SALT PORK pound 12C LUNCH MEATS SPRING LAMB SPRING FRYERS FHIIMY. ATO. an 7:00 Slufr hihI N'oimi'iisc. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. Sliilo untl luteal N'cwij. 7:45 J. M. Judd Saya "Good Mornlna.' 7: no HhupHody in vHx. 8:0- Ili'MikfuHt Club MilS. S:.'tO-linnrlti(le. 8:40 Besa Bye, Rancho Soups, MBS. SMH Hin; tind Morlfn Npwh, MMS. 9:00 I'll Never Forget, True' a:ory fyiagazine, MBS. 9:15 Mnn About Town. i:;iu JolitiHoii Kainllv. MI1S. !t: ,r,--k,h. KU t Music, MBS. Iu:m --N'rvti, MHS. t0M5 M Perkins, Proctor & Cam hie, MBS. 10:30 Pinto Pete, Copco. 10:45 Bachelor's Children, Outch Cleanser, MBS, (ieorLtcttR ilectitcd to follow her eft; North iint. hIio wounl arrive too Into to Intel lure. A roHil slirn riHshcfl by. "North Poi nt , It mth'H." Annn Klailci'it tit bor wuteh. BmbliMily very lonHy und cold anil friKhtimd. Within tho hour, he'd bo Tony Kiotts wife! At North Point nhporl. Hick OoukI'ih hclMd (;corK'lto from thn piano tluit had lirmihl llicin from tVlidhtml univoiHlty. "hlrlt, do you think wo'ro In limn?" " hope so. Ho it .shumo to waslo all HiIh ol'forl." Sho looked around linr, "Will wo bo able to flint a oah?" "Miiybf. Novftr oan loll about thoso smalltown air ports. Wo inipht borrow a car If wo nood lo " l-urUlly, bownvi-r. a taxi stood near I ho airport oil'lcf. I lick told tho drlvi'r lo take thoin lo thf j nm it la lie burotiu. addlim. "Imn't Old liiiKer on tho way. oithor. WVro In a hurry. Tho itrlvor urinni'd fiver bis shoulder at them as bo started his motor. "Don't yon want to stop 11:00 Our Friendly Neighbors, Al ka Seltzer, MBS. 11:15 Wheel of Fortune. 1 Cli,1",t"'8 0,'- MHS. 'on tho way and buy the Kill sotne lu uii 1 onroii. 1 owors?" d'-sptlo ber thinks we're lopiiiK?' Her faro urew soriems : ' ' """'.-ii. lowers; 12:15 Sports News, Dunham cwKotto RBRloil, Transfer A Powell's Hard- jmxletv. "Mirk, he ware, I : ar Khvlhm at Itandnm. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. 12:4r.Slalo km. I Loral News. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Hennlnger's Man On The Street, 1 : IT.-- Sam Koki's Hawaiian!'. MHS. 1 : :f I Willis li'lnio's Orcb., Ml IS. !:4&--).('L'm PIh llridKo, MHS. 2:o At Your Conunund. SF::to - l.in Salvo. Orminisl. MHS. 2:4.". Si rlnts In Kwtimlime. MHS. 3: tut Kultnn Lewis. Jr.. MHS. H: lfi - .Mush al Matlnoc. MHS. 3:30 The Quiet Hour. j:i WIiikm Kr Aniorka, MHS. 4:81. Tou Time Uunro. 1: in- Hinloiiiolla. MHS. 5:iMi Vm-folios. &: 15 Sports (biide. MHS. fi:;to. -sbafler Purkrr. M US. 5:4rit'boer , Cunt;. MHS. 6:00 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl Cigars, MBS. (1: ir- hinnor hanro. 6:30 John B. Huqhes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. ff:45 HMI Time. 6:55 News, Calif. Pacific tie Co, 7:00 Curl Itavazza's trch, 7: 15 Mtilual Maostros, 7:- Une Kanter, MHS. (Con Tbo McForlanil M HS, K::uu-HHI', News. MHS. S : ;i ft IMck Sboltons Orrh 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 9:15 .ton Klrnrdo's Orrh.. MHS. 9:30 Fulton Lewis. Jr., MUS. 9:45 Dance Orrh. 10:01.- Jslgu Off. HRiitn. "Oh. Mirk. If we aren't in time, what on earth will we do?" IH tit a Hi:nrelN tossinn tho ma I i'h out the window. "There are sueh thinus as quiet annul ments, you know." "You don't know Tony Scott," the Rirl told him earnestly. "No unlet annulment for him!" "Ueally bus his heart set on Miss N'orris has be?" Dick asked casually. "Maybe we ouht not to Interfere." "Pick. I do:i't think be cares a snap of luV finuer about Anno." "Then by draK her otf to North Point for a runaway mar rlano'.' CeoiRetie. I always thought yon bad cood k;iis but --' "Mr iloesn'l Invo her." tieorRcllo Inistei. Interrnptiui: him. "This Tony person - well, be Im money, Rre.it Robs ttf H. His lather is a ittekeli'or, or somotbinK. prartl cally an RaiiRsti-r-- ra'-e irnrks, roailbouseti. RamblliiR. Ymi know what I mean. Tony doesn't rnre auyihlnn about Anne' wealth, but 'be does eyre u lot about hor- well. social position." "A way of break in into tbe upper sol. sort of 'innseliuis Into I the social racket, as lony sees lit," Hick sURKestod. Twins,! t'tcoi Ret to ri itined In spito of 1 herself. " nuppose that's how he'd explain it. Anyway, that's exactly MHS. what bo wauu to do. Anno Is the Utili- M HS. only poison 1 know who will oven speak to him. and he has pursued I ber ever stnre they met oil the bUhuiiy when her c.ir bad ft flat tire and lie helped her." Tbe opening of tho door ahead Interrupted her. Anno mine Into, tbo hall, hor face very pale against tbo soft fur of ber coat collar. At tbo slRht of CeoiRetto and hick, hIio stopped suddenly, one hand pressed against ber cheek. Tony appeared just behind her. bis look triumphant. For a mo ment, bo failed to notice the rotiple who were coining down Iho hall, bis whole at tent ion focused on a paper be was holding care fully. (Jeorgetle recognized tho paper in.slinetlvely. I was. It must bo tho marriage license, Sho moved quickly, and before' Tony realized hor intention or could stop hor. she had snatched i be license from his hands and torn it Into small pieces. He stared at her for an instant, star tied. In that moment, his self imposed air of breeding slipped from him. "Yon Interfering, dirty little snob." He clenched his fist and smirk at ber. "I'll show you " Anno Htond ns If dazed, mnlirm loan. In that Instant of Tony's 'uncontrolled rage, she had learned wbul sho bud felt instinctively all along-. She had been on the brink of making thn most hideous mis take of hor entire life. If Ooor goLte und Captain Douglas had arrived a few minutes later, sho would have boon married to Tony Koott. Now, ince that moment in which the mask had slipped from tbe man she bad been about lo marry, her only dosiro was lo got as far away from him as possible. Yet. that other side of her nature, her stubborn pride, Insisted that she go ahead with hor original pbms if only to show how little she cared .fur t)m'- Influence of others. Sho looked up at Dick TougIaB. standing silently in the shadows of the dingy hail, and ahe was con scious of a strength and power that she must respect. Hut his presence infuriated hor. Who va.4 this man who was trying to Inter-, fore with hor life? What business of his was It? She turned toward Tony, bland wanted. land smiling beside hor, and re- memoercd his face as she had a tew minutes later Anne seen It In that moment of anger. 'found herself on the way to She felt cold and weak and dizzy 'the airport with (ieorgotte and Hut it was Tony who -saved the Hick. She was still breathless and day for her. His native ahrewd-ia little confused, as though in ness and cunning had conquered some unaccountable way she had his rage, and he felt that to give (escaped from an unknown danger, in now would be to gain a victory Through the haze that surrounded f re Delivery I Phone 148 t Clayton Ngley STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS! all for Tho Main Course for a De licious Meal. Stuff tho Green Peppers with fresh ground beef, season to taste, bake in even. 1 -Pound Ground Btef and 4 Big Jumbo Peppers . 29c GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BEEF 4 f ROAST, Lb. . Swift's Premium HAMS Half or A ft Whole II I A POUND tfffC KRAFT'S CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE . 15C GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BOILING BEEF. Lb 11c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES I lutor. Ono wrong move and Anne would be lost lo him forever. "Anno dear, those people may be right. Wo don't want to he married this way, do we, Sweet heart. Not as though we were running uwny " She smiled at him and the color came back Into lier face. "You're right, Tuny. We'll wait." That was when Dink stepped up and, managing a smile, said "It you're going back to Midland. Miss, i-e ll be glad to give you a ride." Tony started to speak. He didnt Intend that Anne should bo ex- were still ways of getting what he 'pilot replied easily. "I said It was too bad you lost your nerve about learning to fly." She had never no, never been so furious in her life. j "So that's what you think, is n : &ne was amazcu at tlie in tensity of her own voice. "Well, I'll show you. I'll just take your flying course and complete it just to show you that you're not the only one with nerve." (To be continued) posed to (icorgette's Influence too Dick grabbed the upraised arm. 'much. Then he saw tbo grateful In a second, lony checked him-' smile In Anne's eyes and again sli. but it was too late. He would realized it was better not to In havo given anything he owned to stHt on having Ms wnv now. There KESSUirS rmv.Tt .ld- ILmilD wwlMR. 75 Nnrtral Spirit, dhrllled from Grain. VO Proof. Juliui K.ul.r Ouhtlinj Co., Inc., lnw.nt.bu,, In. her. she was aware ol tlie liKht on Dirk Douglas' Ipiiii Tare an IllK nipped hands held a match lo his riKarrlte. and or his voice speak ing to her. "Too bad ynii hadn't tho nerve onouRh to take the flying course, .Miss Norris." Tho haze seemed to melt magi cally. "I beg your pardon," she said coldly. "You honrd .hut I said." the office usklns for "an empty letter." That was nil perplexed employes could Ret her to say. Finally they discovered she wanted an envelope. Postal Puzzler I i IlAItTINdTON, Neb. l'o;-,l muster i CI. J. Dendlnger testifies Halting. ton children might not use the I right word but they're good ut do-1 script ion. A llllle girl came Inlp the post Here 'Tis! Coon Fried CHICKEN French Fries, Buttered Toast, Coffee or Milk . SULLIVAN'S CAFE Perkins Bldg. 40c Oregon's Own and Only Sugar Salutes MEDFORD the Pear-adise of A merica! Pcar-adisc . . . merely a play on words? Not at all! For Medford is truly the "Pear City" ol America, and also the gateway to Crater Lake - on "The Trail to Heaven" highway, a scenic "Paradise." This pair of natural resources, Crater Lake National Park, and luscious Oregon Rogue River Valley pears - iikc wrcgon s own "White Satin" sugar win lame lor vjregon, and coax coveted dollars from far places (o this (air land of ours! cilciin - v Guarantcd' for Canning So we salute you, Mcdford, and ask your favor in return. FACTS ABOUT MEDFORD AND JACKSON COUNTY Jackson County ranks 20th (among U.S.'s 3000 counties) in fruit, which brought $3,942,000 last season! Has 11.700 acres of pear trees. Ships 2.500 carloads ol pears; exports 400 carloads of ffoVmllk1"8 4'188'100 '- 1