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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUftE 27, 1941 . isfed k Proposal for fUiefklt Route H t . The West Coast Airlines, Inc., of Seattle, has filed an applica-1 burc, according to the plan pro- tion with the civil aeronautics ! posed. The company proposes transport:!)) -n of mail and ex- boa id at Washington, D. C, for permission to operate a system of feeder ulrllne routes in Washing ton, Oregon and California, ac cording to word received by the Hosebiup chamber of commerce today from the airlines company. The 'system will include Rose- Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Work Sheet Mela! Work Tailored to' the Job 327 N: Jckon' St Prions 320 Floor Sanding and Refinishing Old floors Made Like New CHAS. KEEVER Phone 851-J Prion 1M press by mj of the air pick up method to as: Jkhom air terminals and servingV"ts between the terminals ofli I Vnajor airlines. Passenger sen! Ivould be pro vided later wrV citable flying equipment hastn developed, the company reof SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the Stale til t m-yon for Ouuelas Countv. Jack Chapman and Mildred! oiapinau, Husband and wife, j'lainlitls, vs. Nina Belt, o widow; Walter K. Holt and Wave I,. Hell, his wile; Wil liam K. Hell and Mabel Bell, his wife; Mary Dlnimiek and It. K. Dimmick, her husband; Kolxrt M. Hell and Dorothy Hell, his Kill1; and Waller K. Beit as Administrator of the eslate of Walter C. Belt, de ceased; Also All Other Persons or Parties Unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate de- I scribed in the. Complaint herein; Defendants. To: William E. Belt, Mabel Belt, Hobcrt M. Belt and Doro The company proposes seven thy Belt, and Also All Other Per mutes, the first to cover Washing- sons or Parlies Unknown claim ton points between Bellingham i" "y 'i(;hl, title, estate, lien and Seattle and the second froml01 'n";"!sl .!" ,nc reiu estate de Portland to Seattle. Route three !ndams- ' U"npla"U hl'reln; would Include the territory from, ln 'ame of the State of Portland to Roseburg with a dog- Oregon: You and each of you leg to Marshfield. The remain- .are Hereby lemmed lo anpcai ing routes would be in California , and answer the complaint of extending as far south as Santa piamiiiis meet against you in SERIAL STORY, ! LOVE POWER BY OREN ARNOLD COPYRIGHT, 1941, NEA SCRVICG. INC. YKSTKHDAYt Dr. Holwrt Hnl. rounic NclrallMlt rind him iimmIn iant( LriiMti Norm I, tunc! In fine of the aiodrrn mirut'lt Ihry hnvr ilrr rornirJ. Ilurrlnliy. ihrjr lock IheJr lnbornlurj't ilnn lo plnt'r n ituurd ntrr Ihrir rrt. Mrnntliiu, IJ)r. Utile hna iidvrrtUeil tttr a avrrr turjr. At Mm ufllr he dad Caro lyn Tyler, liciiMllfiil, . cbiiruilnff. Miliary In no llrm, but he irnrnit Iirr ot tbv evrvy, lite ilunjrrr I It it I niuNi surround her work. She In not nfrnltJ. "Hut thM." Dr. Ilnle mnfliiuvM. h1m Mdiiif Ihlnir Ihut will revolutionise clvlllxallonl' Marin .tml Bakorsftold. Today and SsturdayPIJHX- SIX-GUNS WRITE the laws of a Lawless land. ... . V OGER S g, .. Ely se Knox f-' AND WO HOT-HEADED HEROES COVIRINO THE WORIDWITH THEIR nrn- CAMERAS! Shows 7:15-9:30 P. M. . Matinee Saturday Only Adults 30c, Children 10c the above entitled court and cause on or before the expiration of lour weeks from the date of the lust publication ot this sum mons. and if you fall to so an- . pear and answer said complaint, j the plaintiffs for want inereot i will apply lo the court for the I relief demanded in said com i plaint, a succinct statement of I which Is as follows, to-wit: for a decree that the plain lilts are the owners in fee simple and entitled lo tile possession of jthe following described real ; properly situated In the City of ! Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore gon, to-wit: Lot one ill in Block "D," Lau relwood Addition to the City ot Uoscburg, Douglas County, Ore gon as llie same appears on the official plat of said l.aurelwood Addition o( record and on file in jibe office of the Counts' Clerk of ,'wK.c,.- VIUIHJ, w, ,:K,,f iiclVir and excepting tberelrom the North eighty (SO) feet of said Lot one II); and that llie defendants and each and everyone thereof, and all persons claiming by, through or under them be forever en Joined from asserting or claim ing any right, title, interest, claim, lien upon or equity in and lo the above described premises; and Hint plaintiffs' title there to be lorever quieted. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof for l period of four successive weeks CHAPTER II fpHIS can be your desk. It's by a window. . . , Your type writer needs a new ribbon. , . . Your notebook can rest on the desk arm, thus. ... I can lower your chair, you are not as tall as I. ... If I walk about as I dic tate, don't be distracted, please. . . . You must weigh about 120 : Ken Palmer, nounds. don't vou. Miss Tvler?" went outside. It was Carolyn's first chance to ! get in an answer. He had been I speaking in a monotone, getting her settled with meticulous atten tion to details. - "Only 118," she corrected. Then added, half amused, "Must I pass a physical test, too?" "Ob, no! I I was just noting how becoming your street dress Is. I am sensitive to all sorts of phe nomena. It is unimportant at the moment. Immediately, we must hire a guard. Men, with guns. I have no idea where to get them!" Carolyn looked her surprise. She noted that he was gazing olT now. Dr. Dale was gripping both cor ners of his d.t;;:" now. Jacking' straight ahead and talking. He ended this letter and went iry stantly into a rather technical re port, referring often to his own notes as he dictated. ,BOUT 4 he paused to dismiss politely the other girls who had come hoping for a job. Caro lyn felt a definite sympathy for them. At 3:20 she and Dr. Hale were interrupted again by a knock on the office door. Caro lyn answered, glad of another mo ment of rest. "Ken!" she greeted a tall young man. "You you brought them?" He nodded; "Nearly $700 worth. And C. O, D., if I muy bo so bold as to " Dr. Hale didn't even hesitate. He frowning. Something inside her told her to lake the initiative; here, maybe, was her chance to make good with him at once! An excep tional job with exceptional pay the advertisement had said Well, it meant she had to use her head, no doubt. "I'll get them," she volunteered blindly. "How many men, Hale? And what salaries? where?" Tth Wit., r,..nr.L.co,. l n... n 1 m o..: ! w ' " iiwtfljui j i ncwsDMurr of ,..ieral"eire. n Hon ' You "Ulst understand that money published and issued at Koschurg, i is n0 object here now, Miss Tyler! I "JUglas Loumy, Oregon, by or der of the lion. Carl K. Wim berly, Judge of the above entitl ed court, which said order was made and dated the 2filh day or May, liMI, and by said order you nre required to appear and 'an swer plaintiffs' complaint on or before the expiration df four weeks from the date of the first publication thereof, and the date or the first publication of this summons is Mav .'id, 1!MI. KICK & OrtC'UTT, Attorneys lor I'laintilfs. Post Office Address; Hoseburg, Oregon. New, colorful, safe fireworks at flnettePs Variety Store. I Adv. I Just wrote a check and gave it to Together the three Twelve men were waiting, mostly young men of ex cellent physiques. "Happens the Dolice department keeps a waiting list," Ken Palmer explained. "Up to 100 applicants for jobs on the force. Men who have passed rather rigid tests al ready. I was able to get a dozen in a hurry. I'd do anything Caro lyn asked, Dr. Hale! I hope you treat her right out here." "Hush', Ken! And f.hank you ever so much!" They stationed the guard at Dr. Hale's direction. It took half an hour more. Soon after 6 o'clock, though, Carolyn and Robert Halo were back in his office at dic tation again, which surprised her. Things had moved with incredi ble swiftness since she ncrvily came out hero at 3 o'clock, one hour ahead of her appointment. She had no idea what to expect next. A sensa of excitement, too vague lo understand but too om phalic to ignore, charged the air around this great laboratory and office here on the outskirts of town. Curiosity in Carolyn was at the steaming point, too, so that she had some difficulty maintain or. I ing a business-like poise. And ' t p. m. Dr. Hale was dron ing on, using more ana more sci entific terms in his dictation. Her fingers were growing tired. Then all at once he surprised her again. "Who is this Mr. Palmer?" ho asked, "Ken?" she looked up and smiled. "Oh, Ken's just a boy m love with me. slow- Roseburg Odd Fellows To Greet Grand Sire A large group or Odd Fellows from RosebUrg will go to Eugene next Saturday and Sunday to at tend a statewide meeting at which James A. Hagerman of Saskatoon, Sask., Canada, grand sire of the I. O. O. F., will pay an official visit to the Oregon lodge. Only twice in recent years has a grand sire visited the Oregon Jurisdiction. The Eugene committee, headed by Charles P. Poole, has arranged sight see ing tours, banquet, mass meet ing and picnic, local lodge mem bers have been advised. The pic nic Sunday will be held at "Swimmers Delight," two miles east of Goshen. Delegations from Washington and Idaho arc expected to join with the hun dreds of Oregon lodge members who will be present for the meet- ng. COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Couoon and m entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. Obtain Marriage License A, marriage license was issued this ; week at Eugene to Robert Lynn Kirtlcy and Ursula Lacky, both of Drain. i BASEBALL! AMERICAN LEGION JUNIORS vs. EUGENE JUNIOR ALL-STARS Double Header FSNLAY FIELD Sunday, June 29 Adults 25c 1:45 P.M. Children 10c marvelous lytWi these Wo are amply finance;!. We have seuielbing of transcendent impor tance. All former reauisites. nil of human thinking, must be reorgan- , Dr- Robert Hale scientist, s ized so as to" ' ..Astonisni'ni, lhat boy 'sil0uid "Goodness! Then, no doubt, we ! be in love wiih me?" can buy the ncccscury guns. What j "No, no! I meant, it is aston kind? And how many?" ' ishing how youi your eyes dis- (,,, . . . , , tract one. The, uh, pigmentation "Why, a dozen men at least. On ia He p.lud awkwardly. all sides of the main laboratory ! Carolyn squelched a quick lit yonder to see that absolutely no ' tie smile of amusement, tucked in to help you everyday. . . nnn . 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Ken Palmer answered, and instantly she spoke ' most earnestly to him, in some ! what hushed manner. j "Ken! Ken. this is me. This Is f, I mean. Look here. Kon, listen i carefully. 1 sot the job. 1 am out! at ur. iiales laboratory now, at ! work and listen carefuily, Ken I slop whatever you're doing and ! go buy me one dozen rifles and one duicn pistols. . . . No, Ken, no , and no and ro! Listen to me! Get j 1 dozen of each and send them out . km c at once! Monry is is no con ' klci . it ion. Send them C. O. U. or I mylhing. "And Ken. hire me some I ; am NOT being funny, I tell you! Hire me a dozen trusted men to use those guns. I mean, to stand I guard arouurt a place for Dr. Hale . . . Yes, guard, like well, like soldiers or police or something. Men we know, or vou know. Ken. Hurry!" j something of her intensity must have slid over the wire to him. Ken Palmer became serious, ns one docs with any emergency call. A minute later Carolyn was back near her employer. "It's taken care of," she an nounced. "They'll bo here be fore nisht." "That's line. There's your dic tation pad. A Irtlcr for Or. P. I). Hmes. I'niwrsily Hall, Detroit. I "Dc:ir t Hines: Miss Pormi and I hasten to report that the ' experiment was a complete sue-! cess, of course. I shall withheld; details until adequate tests can bo run. Anything but absolute 1 secrecy would be devastating now. j Also, there has been no tune to i prepare the necessary shields. It ! happened only thu aflci noon. ! Mca-are of the radiation it im-1 possible today but Irad plates can ! be Arranged within a week. In any event there Is grave danger at this slase. as you will reati.eJ I.calia Sormi knows every step: 1 have taken, so that if nnvthing j huuld happen lo me before I can have detailed reports made i out, then" 1 Carolyn's eves narrowed. She stole n quick glance at him. then' had to keep her pencil flying. I'oi lundtclv. he was an expert at I .ceretar:! rk. 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