Roseburg news-review., July 12, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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Newa-llrvlrw Co.. lite
HMUUb lil-IJlWUKTH Editor
Mrmhtr of The Aminiiated I'reaa
Tlie oelnlrd I'fvhh 1h exeiiNlve
ty entlllt-ri to the tme for rcinihUi'a
tlon of Hli news tllnpalchea crt'rtlted
to It or nut otherwUo credited In
thin mppr and to al! local nawii
publlnhcd herein. All right r( r-l-ubllcatlon
of tpuclHl dlipatcbes
naretn ra also raaerved.
Kntred no aeeond rlana matter
May It, IK", at the iol office at
KoeMiurg, Or?tfon, under act of
March 2. 187s
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arc doing it. Such a situation
is one of America's finest contri
butions to civilization. Here, too,
as in so many other fields, free
dom Is a priceless possession.
Editorials on New
(Contlnuad from pa(a 1.)
about the state of public opin
ion In Greece and was Immense
ly relieved when Tyre filially
fell.
Repreeented by
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Puiu$r(fV44sociTiON
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Dally, 8 inontra by mall....
pally. 3 mmiltie by mail....
paliy. by carrier per tnontli
Dally, by carrier per yea..
everythlnR we hold dear.
People will shout at us on
either side now. On one hand
will come the cry, "Turn your
eyes to the left Rive your ener-
IN the l(j spectacular years
when he was raiding In Italy,
Hannibal was sitting pretty with
the powers that be in Cartilage
as long as he was WINNING.
But every time he suffered a
temporary reverse Carthaginian
enthusiasm for him cooled.
When, by the process of wear
ing down without reinforcement
from home, he began to weaken,
Carthage DESERTED him.
I IP to the last east of the dice
at Waterloo Napoleon was
unbelievably lucky, but more
than once he knew the touch of
the cold fingers of fear.
He took a bad licking in Egypt,
abandoned his army there and
slipped through the British block
ade back to France and got Ids
fingers on the situation before
the real news of his Egyptian I
fiasco became known.
He was frightened again when
at Ptiltusk and Eylau the Rus
sians handled him roughly, and
ithis time he sent a courier to
Paris with FALSE news of vie-.
United !.. iu,.k nulled i,im ,., ... i
fixed , i)rl ho w)h vi,.iol v ... -Yip,!.
defeat ofin,i i,,,,- ,,.,,.
I What frightened him was the!
knowledge that France would I
he!
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Eyes Straight Ahead
THE tieople of the
States have their eyes
on one objective the
n.izi Germany, which has repeat
edly proved that In victory It
would be a desperate menace to ,lul.n aR.lns, )im as s()on
OUTOURWAY t. tyWlShMS
SOOP NIGHT TH' OH . YES X DO IP " I
DOG S BURVIN' A . TH' FELLER WHO 1 fe-; '
mmmsm WART AIN'T EVEN MILDLY WAS BURY I M OUR fea 1 1
ill ll llllUlllll INTERESTED WHERE DO&-IMl6HT
I ! I ER HOW HE GOT IT II IT EXCITED MM
mlWuW'U HE CAN'T BE NORMAL- I
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1 XrvZZZTwZr NATURALLY J.tT.WIlUflMS, J
SERIAL STORY
LOVE POWER
BY OREN ARNOLD
COPYRIGHT. I4t.
NIl A SCRVICt INC.
DiMaggio Extends
His Hitting String
To Fifty Games
began to lose as it old.
'By the Associated Press)
The New York Yankees and .Joe
DiMaggio hit a peak yesterday In j
St. Louis, where the league lead1
ers knocked olf the Browns, 6 2. !
JJITI.EK probably knows that
.ns long as he WINS Ger
:manv will follow him ttirrnn'h
gies to aidlnfi the soviet union, 1 1,0(, ,, ,,,., ,)ut ,)0 mus, ' DiMaggio, In running his hitting
that great citadel of democracy!" fpnr ,h(, morm,nl whl,n hp begins istri"B ,0 rn a'n's ' succession,
To this America will answer, 'i,. I did it with a vengeance-three
J "Bosh!" and keep its eyes
' straight ahead.
i On the oilier hand will arise
i the cry, "Turn your eyes lo the
i riRht!--let up now on those
', things which help to defeat Hit-
ler; after all he now fights the
! Rreat red menace!"
To this America will answer,
'. "Bosh!" and keep Its eyes
straight ahead.
Straight ahead lies the first
order of business. It Is to sup
ply to Britain the sinews of war,
the aid, the support of every
kind that will bring victory over
the man and the system which
plunged the world once more in
to the fiery furnace of war.
Nothing else mutters right
now. The president promises
such aid to the fighting Russians
as can be given without hinder
ing pledges already made to Brit
ain, not because he thinks any
more of the Stalin dictatorship
today than he thought three 1
weeks ago, but simply because
that helps the straight -ahead
cause, the defeat of Hitler. Any j
such aid as Is given will not be
on a basis of helping Russia, but I
of helping to beat Hitler. j
Communists in the United j
Slates are not one wliil better i
History leaves no doubt that
for conquerors this is a DAN
GEROUS moment.
KRNR
Mutual Iroadcaatlng tytfm
1490 Kilocycle!
12:110
1:00
1 :.'in
2:0(1
2:. 'til
.'I:IWI
than they were three weeks ago, I0:.'1(I
not one wliil more truslworlhv, I l'M"i
not one whil more devoted lo
democracy or lo American Insti
tutions than I hey ever were.
Their policies now, as always,
will be determined by what they
are told Is best for the Stalinist
regime in Russia.
Russia Itself tighls today, not
to destroy na.lsm because that
system Is repugnant lo It. After
all, Russia had no violent objec-1
lion to nalsm three weeks ago. '
Russia fights simply to save Its
skin. I
It happens that thai flghl is
serviceable In what we want al j
so the downfall of nazism. So I
that fight will he supported, lt,r I
that reason, and to lhat extent, j
It Is along that line that the I
United Stales should continue In j
march forward, eyes straight j
ahead. i
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:00-Green Hornet.
4:.'i() - Hawaii Calls.
!:00 -Varieties.
5:30 - Hollywood Derby.
8:00 Confidentially Yours.
6:15 Twilight Trails, Avalon
Cigarettes.
li:,'!0 Mortoh Gould's Orch,
0:43 --Interlude.
6:50 News, Cnl. Pac. Utilities.
(1:5.") - Dance Time.
7:30 -California Melodies.
8:00 C'hlcagolantl Concert.
9:00 Alka Seltzer News.
f):l.r Dance Melodies.
!):.'10 Griff Williams' Orch.
10:00 Sign Off.
SUNDAY, JULY l.'l
8:00 - America Preferred.
8:30 --Varieties.
!l:00 This Is Fort Dix.
0:30 - Voice of Prophecy Choir.
0 :!. George Fisher.
10:00 Alka Seltzer News.
10:15 Romanco of the Hi Ways,
Greyhound Lines.
Canary Chorus.
Arl Moonev's t rrh.
11:00 Baptist Church Services.
eddv Powell's Orch.
Charlie Spivak's Orch.
Hancock Ensemble.
Cals N'.lamiiHTs.
Hoys' Tow n.
Flghl Camp.
3:30 The Angclus Hour, Dr. C.
A. Edwards.
4:00 American Forum ol lh-
Air.
4:43 Musical Comedy Echoes.
5:00 Old Fashioned Revival
Hour.
Nobody's Children.
F. Y. I.
Symphonic string-..
Cnnceri Gems.
Urilaln Speaks.
Pancho's t irch
Jan Gather's dull.
Itenny Goodman's ( M elt.
HHC News.
Jimmy Jo "s t in li.
Alka Seltzer News.
11:00
(i:30
(i: 13
7:00
7:13
7:30
7:13
8:00
S:30
8 33
9:00
!):I3
!:30
U. S. Armv.
Sign Off. "
Where Religion Is Free !
LI, MOST halt oi the popula j
"lion of the United Stales I
now belongs to one or the other I
of 2.30 churches or religious 1
bodies which flourish under our I
free Institutions. i
Tills church membership has
been steadily growing, according ;
to the 1941 Yearbook of Amerj. j
can Churches, and the hare fig- 1
tires speak eloquently of the po '
silion of religion in a soi iely ;
where ail men are Irce lo wor
ship God according in re: '
science. ,
Dcspllo occasional small fric
tions, these f:t,50l,.'S!M members
of 2.30 churches live, generally
speaking, In harmony wilh each
olher, and with the (iK.ooo.ooo -who
Hit! without such affiliation.1
Each of those 2.30 churches has
an eoua! right to win new con
7: 10
7:45-
7.30
8:00-
MONDAY. JULY II. IH It
11. 13 Eye Opener.
7:00 News, L. A. Soap.
7:13 Stuff and Nonsense.
Stale and Local News.
J. M. Judd says "Good
Morning."
Rhapsody in Wax,
Haven of Rest.
8:30 News.
8:45 Shoppers' Guide.
9:00 John B. Hughes, Aspcr
tanc. P:15 Mnn Abnd Tnwn
9:30 Front Page Farrcll, Ana
cm.
0 13 l i! Find M;, U ,y
10:00 Alka Seltzer News.
10:1.3 Chapel .Moments.
10:30 Lady of Millions, Copuo.
10:13 Say II With Music.
11:00 The Kookworm.
11:15 Wheel of Fortune.
12:0(1 lnlerliidc.
12:05 Sports Review, Truck
S.ilet and Sorvicc Co., and
toe Dunham Transfer Lo.
verts as it can, ami most of tlictn U21D-Ithylhm at Random.
singles and his 20th homer -and
thus took command of the Indi
vidual American league lead In
runs scored, runs batted in, hits
and homers.
The Yankees, wilh the Clove
land Indians Idle, boosted their
first place margin to four games
and, what's more, lied the In
dians' 1!M1 league record of II
straight victories.
In contrast to the Yanks' 1 l-hit
slugging yesterday, the two oilier
American league contests featur
ed nearly all-light pitching.
At Detroit the lioston Red Sox
sent Lefty Grove after the 300th
'victory of bis memorable career.
Hut Grove had the had fortune to
j tie Into Newsom on one of his hel
ler allernoons, and Grove anil
llie Red Sox came out on the
short end of a 2 0 count. Each
j pitcher turned In a six-hlller.
I Another and younger southpaw,
Edgar Smith, had better luck for
; Hie Chicago While Sox against
last place Washington Senators.
'Smith's six-hlller gave Hie Sox a
3-1 decision.
1 Like the Yankees, the pace-setting
Brooklyn Dodgers In the Na
llonal league relied chlelly on
balling punch. They walloped
C In Cincinnall Reds, 1 2-2, for the
second straight day.
The Hoston Hraves squared
i their series with the Chicago
Cubs through a 72 triumph.
Net Income of Copco
Reveals Heavy Increase
SAN FRANCISCO. July 12.
i AIM '. 1 1 1 1 1 i ti 1. 1 Oregon Power
company made $1. OIO.Ui.'t nei in
come in the 12 months ended
May 31. an increase Horn $018,
130 in the preceding year.
12:20 Parkinson's Information
E xchange.
; 12:23 Interlude.
; 12:30 Johnson Family, Sw.ins
riown Flour.
12:45 News, Ellison's Texaco
Station.
: 12:50 News Review of the Air.
1:00 Hcnningcr's Man on the
Street.
1:1.3 Confessions of a Corsair.
1:30 We Are Alwavs Young.
. 1 13 Kdilh Adams' Future.
2:15 As the Twig Is Bent, Post's
Bran Flakes.
2-311 Matinee of Melndv.
'.' 13 Let's Play ISridge.
; 3:00 American Family Robin
son. 3:1.3 Ou.iker ('My Serenade.
3:30 At Your Command, Pepsi
' Cola.
Ton Fulton Lew is. Jr.
! 4:10 Ma Perkins. Oxytlol.
1 30 Cnnl, id.
I 3 00 Tune .l.unlioi ee
5:15 Passing Parade. Nrsbitt's
Orange.
3:30 Varielies.
3 13 lienneU's Xoidioek.
6P0--rt.trenncl fir.i'ii Swre-j,
White Owl Clq.lis.
0 13 iinuer Music,
e 50 News, C ii " ,s . C-t'lit'O
0'33 I '.'Hire Time.
7:30 Lone Ranger.
S 00 carl Holt's tuiliesli.i
8 13 Mitchell Aires Hi chest r.i.
8.30 Double or Nothing, Fecna
mint. 0:00 Alka Seltzer News.
!:I3 Luncetord's Orchestra.
0:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
" 13 Pancho's ( " chesti i.
lo im. Sign nil.
lr Quiz
Q. If I have several Defense
Savings Bonds, or one Bond of
large denomination, may I ob
tain part of my money should
I need it, and leave part in
vested? A. Yes. For example, a Series
E liond may lie redeemed on
demand at any time after (i0
days from date of Issue, pay
able at ils cash redemption
value. Upon payment in part,
the remainder will be reissued
and will he of the dale of the
original liond.
Q. Can I get my Defense
Stamps money uack, If I sud
denly need It?
A. Yes. Owner may redeem
Slumps at any time.
Nolo: To buy Defense Bonds
and Stamps, go lo Hie nearest
post office or bank, or write to
the Treasurer of the United
Stales, Washington, D. C, for
an order form.
WEATHER STATISTICS
By U. S. Weather Bureau
I lumidlly '1:30 p.m. yesterday 2.3
Highest temperature yesterday 83
Lowest temperature last night 52
Precipitation for 21 hours 0
Preeip. since first of month .01
Piecip. from Sept. 1, 1940 30.78
Deficiency since Sept. 1, 19-10 l.u'7
obligated to do exactly what she
now had In mind.
Her initial flash of regret over
having opened a private personal
message was completely gone.
Quiet anger rose within her. Hur-
iriedly she resealed the message
j -its envelope had been too loose
lly glued and took it to Leana's
jdesk. Learnt was across the com
I pound at the laboratory now.
. ,. . , . , i Carolyn went there, planning
iBy the Associated Press) ;.ls sn(, walked. She would have
Seattle won Its fourth straight lo nllnk fasl: The guards all
game from Portland In the Pa- km.w her because she had hired
cific coast baseball league last and nairl Ihern. Hill there was
cutting Sacramento's lead the matter of door keys, and phy-
ann giving new sir;, helo.
Ken Palmer would do anything
she asked. The U-23.3, Rob had
would lie In four leaden
YESTERDAY: Leans sends a
telegram. Meanwhile, prepara
tions for moving X-9PD go on.
Bob has found an abandoned
mine shaft in Tonto mountain,
easily accessible. Carolyn ac
cepts a telegram, reads Its mys
terious message, then discovers
that the wire is addressed not to
Bob, but to Leana!
PLOT IS FOILED
CHAPI ER XIV
CARt ILYN'S eyes n a r r o w e d.
"Tills proves It! And this
opens the way for me!"
She didn t actually phrase it,
but she means that she could
now really compete against
Leana Sorml. The telegram, of i
course, was not explicit. Never
theless it w as evidence enough of
treachery.
"Anywav. I didn't promise Boh your hands high!
to- to help him!" She suddenly There was no alternative hut to
recalled that painful scene when .obey. The second intruder held a
he dictated Leana a note. "He 'pistol. Thecal- remained quiet,
merely asked me to help win ! cut there came a hammering and
her. 1 never said I would!" With "olse of voices outside. Pres
this telegram in hand she felt ; cntly they heard a truck drive up
absolved even of the remotest ! t he side of the first car ahead,
moral obligation. Indeed she felt I 'hen five minutes of vague scrap
The four men In its caboose had
been Instructed to sleep only In
shifts of two even while mov
ing. There is little to do in a freight
caboose. Monotony settled hard
and was abruptly broken when
I the train slowed dow n in a for-
esr on its nrst nignt oui.
The conductor looked up first.
"Hey!" he called, to no one in
particular. "Ain't no stop sched
uled here. We ain't at no place,
in fact!"
"Trouble on the engine, I reck
on." a brakeman ventured.
He was more right than he
5? League
-Standings
muie i in'ii man hi- r ,
guessed. The long train stopped t '"souign ..
rami) etc v. and at once wn
masked men appeared In the ca
boose door.
"Just set tight!" one command
ed, behind a stubby hut fierce
looking submachine gun. "With
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Cleveland 47
Boston 40
Chicago .' 40
Detroit 40
Philadelphia 34
St. Louis 27
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Seattle Defeats
Beavers as Sacs,
Padres Split Two
ings, commands and curses from
somewhere outside.
"Say, what's going on?" One of
the guards in the caboose had to
speak. Courageously enough, he
wanted to fight. But he knew he
hadn't one chance in a million.
N1;
night
to nine games
evidence that the 1940 champion
ship team still can't be counted
out of the 1911 pennant race, "li
W'S of Hie train robbery
reached Carolyn Tvler at
1 1:40 o'clock next morning. The
! telephone jangled her awake.
:Bob was calling. "Carolyn!" He
iwas literally crazed with anxiety.
'It has happened again! Our
i train it was held up! Robbed!
i'lhe aeent hist telephoned me,
itoo. They took our stuff! Held
tin our men! The whole thing -
all of it -all of it - look it away,
i Carolyn! I-I-"
j He was so nervous as to be-
while his males were eel' inr, t7n "ox,'s "laM" som! l w I"nlnlls' , come inarticulate. And for her
of ! S, eec, to make the core 4 pPrhaps molx'- 1 Cal0,yn a sl"1""" i"'
, 1 m KC lne seol j "When will you ,oad the boxes ing sensation. For long seconds
' Inn the freight car?" she asked she Stood breathless, staring at
i .vuimrnm mo coast league H()bi wh(n hl, hil( ;1 moment to the table light by her phone. But
spare. Leana Sormi was out of in her was no acute fear. She
earshot. lelt ofldly enough a peculiar ela-
"Rp readv tomorrow mornine. ition
Tonieht reallv. Hut ton much ac- "Roll! ... she, cried.
tivlty again at night might excite
suspicion. Best to move as if it
were simple routine, don't you
think?"
She nodded. She saw I he boxes
Fernandez' circuit clout!""" svpm Kingeny near to mem.
final Inning of the first
gave the Seals a 4 to 3
Motor vehicle sales taxes com
bined with motor vehicle and
drivers' licenses yielded all slates
$1,233,000,000, or 30 percent of
gross stale collections ill 19-10.
according to the Census. This was
more than total tax collections
of all the states 15 years ago.
leaders split a double-header with
San Diego, snapping the Padres'
four ganie winning streak.
After San Diego had copped the
first game 4 to 2, Sacramento
stretched the seven-frame night
cap to nine innings and won, 3
to 2.
San Francisco got by Oakland
In both games of their double-
header,
in the
contest
margin. A wild nightcap was,
called at the end of the sixth be-l
cause of the league curfew, after
the Oaks had exhausted four,
pitchers and San Francisco two.
The Seals won, 7 to 6. i
Los Angeles jostled Hollywood
out of the first division by nip- i
ping Hie Stars 6 to 4.
Chickens raised annually on
U. S. farms, according to the Cen
sus, are sufficient to provide five
chickens for each person. This
would be less than one chicken
per family every two weeks.
"No
Roseburg camp ground.
MARCH COMPOSER
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
American
march
composer.
13 rincc.
11 Not (prefix).
15 To employ.
16 Vcnom&us
snake.
17 To put on.
18 To disturb.
20 Fish.
21 Traversed.
23 Rumanian
coins.
24 To scorch.
26 Children
bereft of
patents.
29 Insects' nests.
32 Vexes.
33 Small insect.
34 Opalescent.
36 Norse
mvthoiogv.
37 No.-tnls.
30 Moannc.
40 Perched.
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wilh Hob. II was hard lo Imagine
that anything so drab in appear
ance could be of such transcen
dent value and Importance.
"One man could lift one box.
couldn't he?" she incjuhed, in
casual tone.
"Oh sure. It's safe. now. encas
ed In the lead." He smiled toler
antly as if at a child, then show
ed her how easy it was by mov
ing one of the conlainers a few
' jfeet and that was precisely what
. . . . ... , Carolyn wanted to-know.
Picnic Announced 1 he 1' riend-1 ,
ly Circle club members their ' OME imp Mov ., west-bound
amllies and Invited friends have ().in m()V, ,
been asked to attend a picnic ,. ,,,, ,,.ns ., ,,..hv
aunt ay ai one o ciock u lotings . , ,, w.,s ,,x.u.Uv lik(, hun
dretls of oilier such fri'ight trains, j
except lhat in the caboose rode
lour armed guards, carelully
picked from those who bad stood
duty near the Sehoenreld Labora
tory. They did not look like
guards. They were dressed like
railroad brakemon.
Dr. Hale had simply explained,
lo the railroad authorities lhat he j
was shipping some valuable I
chemicals and bad arranged tor j
those four "caretakers" lo go
along. Tliev would stay, in i
I shifts, w ith the specially charter-:
icd freight car when it was shunt
ed onto a siding at the remote ;
village of Blair. Ariz.
Bob himself had thought to go j
along as guard but, as Carolyn'
I pointed out. he could do nothing ,
that trusted hired men couldn't;
do, and his presence on the train i
1 might arouse too much inter i
'est. j
! Dr. Roherl Hale. I'll. D, was !
'nationally known. If hi1 aecom-i
! panted a freight shipment across I
'the country, newspaper editors!
I would lie sure to see a story, and i
I the hideout al Blair would be i
'overrun with reporters and pho-
' tographers. Then. too. Carolyn i
'suggested, il Hie shipment went;
jwllhout him. Boh could wird up;
j his business affairs al the labora- i
: toiy. and fly west with Carolyn I
iand her mother, in time to meet j
! the train. , j
j Leana Sormi was not present to
'discuss the matter when the train
left. Bob told Caroli n thai j
j Leana had been unexpectedly ,
I called out of tow n. Carolyn said ,
j nothing, hut her pulse quick- .
lened. I
The relied with !-o!"irie
.smoothness lor scleral hours..
I
No Bob!,. They didn't! I know
what I'm talking about! Look.
I'll eomo to you at once and -"
"Bit they did, Carolyn! The
agent said"
"No, no, I, tell you! I don't care
what the agent said, riot hold
of yourself, Bob, and listen to
me. It's all right. All right, I
tell you. Xour X -V She;- re
membered not to mention the se
cret, even In this stress. " Your
shipment Is safe, I "
"They . took the entire thing!
All four of the boxes! All!"
"No, I tell .you. Bob! I - listen,
(hey miff' have stolen the boxes
and evorthing from that freight
car, Bofif,.'btit' I tell you your pre
cious Tjtulf wasn't there! I I
took it;(6ut mvself, Bob. Before
the train left!"
'. (To be continued)
VACATION!
At Beautiful
Natureland
JUST SOUTH OF BANDON
ON THE BEACH
Beautiful grounds, artisti
cally designed.
Private drive to beach.
Clamming, fishing and
surf bathing.
Excellent dining room
service.
Reasonable Rates for
Day or Week
NATURELAND
COTTAGES
Bandon, Oregon
VERTICAL
2 Fetid.
3 Wrestler's
threw.
A Born.
5 Buyers.
6 To approve
7 Card Rentes.
8 Small hotels.
9 Herring.
10 Lubricant.
11 Russian
mountain.
12 Wilhcird
16 His rhythms
are melodic
and .
ID He excels in
marches.
22 Hastened.
24 PincetliEo
organ.
25 Wrath.
27 To lacerate.
28 ri.inttrt.
30 Circuitous.
31 Accomplished
35 Kind of
pottery.
38 Auction.
41 On top of.
43 Party-colored.
44 Sprite.
43 Klectrical
trim. "
4T Money
chan.cir.g.
49 Tribunal.
51 Vnrnih
ingredient
; Thorcfoie.
55 Doctor
tabbr L
iw'
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