The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972, October 29, 1942, Image 2

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    T IM E S . W IL L A M IN A . O R E G O N
THE
I ’d
CM EEKFUL C H T O
lik e
to b e
b re e ze .
And
b lo w
t.11 t h e
And
ro c k
BOMBS
BURST
ONCE
7 ? / GRANVILLE CHURCH
k littb
-
th ro u g h
n ig h ts .
th e
t o s le e p i n
A n d re s c u e ,
7
b ir d j-
tre e s
s tre n d e d
k ite s
W X V F e a tu re s .
CLASSIFIED
D E PA R T M E N T
RANCH WANTED
to H«v an . \ - l G ra m o r Stock
R an ch W j U p.n up to $50.000 iX> H M J
JO H N S O N . I U m
G re a t I alls. M eat
1 W .»n|
PECANS
L A R G Ì* S O F T S H F 1 .I
E
M
P E C A N S λ els
U H M >
1k
M » r * b » ll. T » » « .
C om paring T hings
Thus I knew th a t pups are lik e
dogs, and kid s lik e g oa ts; so I
used to com pare g re a t th ing s w ith
s m a ll.—V e rg il.
B U Y A S P IR IN
th at can d o more for you th an St. Joseph
Aspinn. Why pay more? World'* Larcest
•d ler a t like. Demand St. Joseph A si'ina.
Peace at Hom e
R egardless o f ra n k , the h a p p i­
est m an is he who finds peace in
h is home.
ief At Last
For Your Cough
CTeomulsion relieves promptly be­
cause it goes right to the seal of the
trouble to help kvrsen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw. tender, in ­
flamed bronchial m ucous n t m -
br&nes. Tell your druggist to sell too
a bottle ci Creomulsicn w ith the un­
derstanding you must like the way i t
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your mcnev back
C R E O M U L S IO N
fo r Coughs. Chest Colds. Bronchitis
T H E S TO R Y SO F A R : Jeff t u r ll s and
h l* » if» . I.» », a re alre a d y on th eir way
to T lr r r a F ib re »h e n hr receive» a not»
fro m Bora M ilr h e ll » a m in e them not to
r o u e . When they a rriv e In T te rra IJ b re
they find both Zora and her hu.hand
dead
It Is M ilr h e ll'* Job as ch ief engl-
neer to r a tru ll com pany that Jeff has
been r a ile d to till
la tte r Jeff'« friend
H ill Henderson Is hilled, and Jeff auapecta
his em ployer. Senor M o n la y a . ol m u rd e r­
ing him and the M itch e lls because (hey
had found a clue to the strange things
going on a l the plantatio n. O th e r sin­
ister figures a re the com pany chem ist.
H r. Toenjes. and Ihe Byers, K v d rn and
l.a n n rsto ek . A m an nam ed Collins a r ­
rives from the C anal Zone io see M ilc h -
eU.
A ta lk w ith J e rr y M cInn is has
revealed that M o n la y a Is pa rt G erm an
and is dealing u n h the S a ris . Jeff has
sone to Rnd Collins.
S O W C O X T I M E W IT H T H E S TO R Y
W.N.U. S E R A /IC E
T H U R S D A Y . O C T . 29. 1942
Surely Neinhhor Would
He llu p p y lo Contribute
A n sw e rin g a d e te rm in e d tu p at
the door, M rs. Jones opened it to
fuce h e r n eighbor, who w as ob­
v io u s ly v e ry w ro u g h t up ubout
so m ething.
“ It's th a t boy o f y o u rs ," she
snorted. “ H e's ju s t th ro w n th ia
b ric k tliro u g h m y w indow . I t ca m e
w ith in an inch of tu ttin g m e ."
A pleased look cam e in to M rs ,
Jones’ face,
" R e a lly ! H ow in te r e s tin g !" she
e x c la im e d . “ 1 w onder it you w ill
le t me have the b ric k ? W e 're t r y ­
ing to keep a ll the little m e m e n ­
toes o f ids y o u th fu l p ra n k s ; th e y ’l l
be su in te re s tin g w hen he g ro w s
u p ."
d o n 't let anyone find out I'm m iss­ San A le jo was not inure than a
ing, and d o n 't be recognized y o u r­ k ilo m e te r ahead and above them .
self. Got m e ? ”
Pushing the ear up the branch
“ Got y u h .”
line, and backing out by the th ird
The m o to rc a r shed was an open leg of the " Y " onto the m am line
fro n t b u ild in g w ith three short again, they had the ear headed for
tra c k s . H is own c a r was headed out, T em p ujo once more. They le ft it in
fo rtu n a te ly the firs t ear on its tra c k . the blackness o f the low trees.
C u rt rem em bered the speedometer | C u rt fu m bled in the tool box. stuck
and disconnected it. There m ust be a chisel in to a hip pocket, and the
no m ile ag e record of th is trip .
tw o men s tru c k off down the a irfie ld
U nder w ay, C ollins tu rn ed to C urt branch. Stars there were aplenty,
in the seat beside him . “ I ’ ve fo l­ and they guve sonic lig h t, but there
lowed b lin d so fa r. W here are we was no moon and the going was
headed?"
. rough.
C u rt chuckled m irth le s s ly . “ The
They follow ed the tra c k s to the
I one spot you w ant above a ll to vis- s p u r 'th a t led to the bodega nt the
J i t . " A fte r a m om ent, “ We better low e r end o f the field, then up this
, have it out, C ollins. Suppose we sp ur to the fence. This low er gate
I begin w ith you. How did you get was locked, but C urt expected that.
in on this? I reckon I know , but He led the way along the fence un­
Help to « , itchy, rednttt ol oternelly
til th e y'd tu rn ed tiie corner ut the
i I d ra th e r you told m e.”
CHAPTER X V I
c«u«d pimplet, tnd to eid heelinj—u «
" I had a note fro m B ill H ender­ end of the field, then on to the copse
of
trees
th
a
t
sheltered
the
big
b
u
ild
­
F o r several m in u te s n e ith e r m an son. He enclosed a le tte r from M r.
ings. The blackness here was so th ic k
m oved. G ra d u a lly C u rt edged h im ­ M itc h e ll— ”
it fe lt so lid as they pushed into it.
"O
ne
th
in
g
.
Did
you
know
of
se lf in to deeper blackness, got clos­
" I doubt if we need to w o rry about
e r. p ut the fig ure between h im s e lf M itc h e ll's m u rd e r before you left
P anam a C anal S hipping
a guard in s id e ," C urt m uttered.
and lig h t, the lig h t fro m the Co­ the Zone?”
B etw een 1915 and 1940, m o re
"T
h
e
fence
is
o
rd
in
a
ry
protection
"Y e s . T h a t's the reason 1 was
m andancia not fa r d is ta n t. The o ut­
th a n B7 p e r cent of the to ta l ton­
sent. M itc h e ll hinted in his le tte r and they co uldn ’t keep a w atchm an
line looked lik e C ollins.
nage o f c a rg o th a t passed th ro u g h
a
t
th
is
end
o
f
the
t'n
Id
without
Ins
a
t
a
Nazi
m
ovem
ent
here
which
He called the nam e so ftly.
No
the P anam a c a n a l tru v e le d fro m
w ould endanger the C anal, and he showing a lig h t a t tim es. L ig h ts
answ er. He tru 'd again.
the P a c ific to the A tla n tic ocean.
''Y e s .” cam e the low acknow ledg­ w anted someone sent to co nfirm down here would cause speculation
m en t.
some serious d iscoveries he'd mode if seen fro m San A le jo ."
He seized hold of the fence and
C u rt approached. “ L o o k in g around, and take a ction.
( huh?”
“ B u t the le tte r was so involved pulled and pushed e x p e rim e n ta lly .
No answer.
" I d o n 't kn o w ,” he confessed, "b u t
and guarded and vague th a t we
“ F in d a n y th in g ? "
th ou gh t it c ra n k stuff. We get m ore I suspect i t ’s strung along the top
| Silence. Then. “ N o ."
In any case, it'd be
o f th a t than you'd suppose. N eve r­ fo r a la rm .
“ W e ll, m y frie n d , it's tim e fo r theless, we put out some feelers. d a rn near im possible for us to get
you and me to have a ta lk . F irs t,
• i r th a t barbed stuff in the dark.
y o u r cred en tials. L e t's see th e m .”
We’ll b u rro w u n d e r."
No move fro m the o the r at firs t,
They used the flashlight, playing
then an a m iab le “ S u re .'' and Col­
it close to the ground. P u ttin g the
lin s reached into a pocket.
ch isel to w o rk to loosen the earth,
To Relieve Their Coughing
“ T h a t's b etter.
L ie u te n a n t, N a­
C u rt scraped away w ith his hands
and Make Breathing Caster
va l In te llig e n c e , eh? G lad to have
u n til they had a hole through which
W
henever
th e D io n n e QuintUDlete r a tr h
you. Shake.”
they could c ra w l. He had n sudden
ro ld — t heir cheat«, t hroaUt ■ t and hark» ar»
I t was the handclasp th a t tu rn ed
thought.
Im m e d ia te ly rubbed w ith M uaterole
the tr ic k
C ollins unbent. " I need
"H e y , ta ke off your clothes! I'v e
a product m ada e«j>erially to p ro m n d y
relieve coughing and lig h t a->re aching
a frie n d here.” he confessed.
got fresh ones at T em pujo fo r m y ­
rh
e -t m uarlea du e to C m fe it a c tu a lly
“ You a rm e d ? ”
self. but i f I give you any others it
help« break up local congestion in th e
“ Yes
H ad m y se rvice pistol
i m ig h t be noticed ”
upper bronchial tra c t, none and th ro a t.
cached.”
M u vtero ie given auch w onderful re­
" R ig h t.”
mit.« becauaa It'a » h a t ao m an y D o rto ra
“ Good. It's n e a rly eleven. The
C ollins stripp ed to his shorts fo r
an d N u riie a ail a modern coHiUer-trrtluwt.
v illa g e w ill be asleep by m id n ig h t,
the forage, and. m inus a gun belt,
Since it'a um-d on th e fam ous " Q u in ta "
I expect. Go back to y o u r room . '
had to c a rry his a uto m a tic in his
- y o u can be aure it'a junt about the
IIK S T cold relief yo u can b u y !
U nhook y o u r re a r window screen
hand. They circ le d the three b u ild ­
I N 3 S T R E N G T H S : C h i’ ire n ’« M ild
to be sure you m a k e no noise la te r .”
ings ca utio usly, the tw o hangars,
M u ^ tm tle fo r children and tyeopU» w ith
“ I did. G ot out th a t w a y .”
the a d jo in in g shed-roof between, du­
tender akin. R egular foe o rd in ary raano
C u rt g ru nte d . “ W ell, go back to
p lic a te of the hangars at the other
and E x tra S treng th lor stu b b o rn caaeo
bed fo r a w hile. Y o u 're lik e ly sized
end of the field.
up the place ar.d knew w ho's h e re ? "
" H a v e n 't ye t cut the grass here,” -
Gold a M eans
''S u re ."
com m ented C urt. "H u h . P robably
M ise rs m is ta k e gold fo r good,
“ Then when th e y re a ll abed and
don t intend to—it's a b etter indica­
have had tim e to get to sleep, wake
tion th a t the b u ild in g s a re n ’t in ac­ w hereas it is o nly a m eans o f ob­
ta in in g it.— R ochefoucauld.
up M onahan. H e's in the las: ro o m .-'
tiv e use.”
“ I k n o w ."
H igh in the w a lls was a continu­
“ B rin g h im out along the m am
ous horizo n tal s trip of w indow ing
tra c k to the m o to rc a r shed, m id ­
in ground glass. Not the faintest
dle— " C u rt broke cff. stared to w ard
g lim m e r of lig h t showed anywhere.
the m ess-hall. Seme groups were
"A b s o lu te ly p erfect cam ouflage
ABOUT
b re a kin g up fo r the night, ju d g in g
fro m a b o ve ." grow led C urt. "L o o k
fro m the sounds, “ —m id dle c i the
how they b u ilt the center portion
y a rd s. G ot th a t* Enough fo r new.
around trees. The tru n k s go up
Get back to y o u r n x m . I ' l l see you
through the roof.
I ’ll bet not a
la te r .”
square foot o f these b uilding s can
C u rt re tu rn e d to his bungalow,
be seen fro m the a ir.
O nly the
C c -m s disappeared into the night.
tra c k s leading in here would te ll
O utside the mess-.* 11 E m ilio was
Rubber h n«« tfe«
•« « »rx,
a nyth ing , and they c a n 't be avoided.
but 1« the !<*•■
In tub««
having a few last w ords w ith his
But even the tra c k s , w ith the weeds
• Hot ru n l e n f H , « « « tfcr
e rs tw h il!e p a rtn e rs
ore heading
t b e I n n e r |»«r« • « t a « b a r b .
not kept down, probably look like u
This lower gate was locked.
fo r the e ng in e e rin g bungalow. C u rt
In liT t d a a lc a r o w n a n c a a eo n a n rra
c a rt path "
iu h b * t N e ver ¿fivr« ovmc 3 5 aulna a a
had b a re ly tim e t? c lim b in. hook No m a tte r how w ild - the y a rn th a t
They were now in fro n t. Down
h ur < h e rb taJU b on P teee ere
a
his w in d o w screen behind h im . hang comes in, we ca n ’t d itc h it in the at the other end o f the field only a
w e e i, « he«_b take«! a u g a m e a t « e e ry
his clothes o v e r a c h a ir as they w aste b a s k e t
ass nt nfha, r o la te tu e e (ic H n itia ^
few n ig ht lig h ts showed.
■pares) to d itte r e n t w h e e l« e v e tv
had been e a rlie r, ar.d s tre tc h out
“ W hile o ver in Soledad g e ttin g the
3 .0 0 0 m«i»a I t ta not a ddfscttlt hahst
“ T his loading p la tfo rm along the
u nd er the m oa qu itc t a r
H e'd have lay o f the land. 1 heard o f the other fro n t,” went on C u rt. “ It's anchored
•o •«•qu re aad it w tii k e e p ,t>a roii-
ia g lo n g e r.
to leave the m agaoine against the tw o deaths. T h a t clinched it. The only lig h tly to the b uilding s and the
W h y both •< > 5 mOea n n bone
d oe r ar.d hope th a t E m ilio would next step was to get in here on the ground. M y guess is it could be
■ • •» ra tio n « ! In Jnrweerfesn 8 mUoe
g ive it no though.:, or a: w orst sup­ ground, fe rre t o ut w ha t was going
• n hew r 1« t h e h « #
nw toeeo-
picked up by a couple o f dozen men
bMoa, w it h « 8 « » ^ o e a e w n « | s
pose a fre a k b ur?: c f w ind had o n.”
a ^ r v f . a In A rn b U e H e b r e w « n J
and swung out of the way in a few
knocked it to the A r
le flH h .
“ Is th a t w ha t you w ere doing, m inutes.
P re tty d arn c le v e r."
T h e A r w r la eup p lted bv han drw dacd
He heard E m il:.- tu m b le at the snooping around the docks a t T e m ­
T ru e , this loading p la tfo rm , the
tbcuaanda o f ru b b e r-tu n d tra c k *.
lock, the s lig h t scrape c f the m aga- p ijo to n ig h t? " C u rt chuckled. “ W hat height of a fla t c a r, was not solid.
Inal o s e o l w h ic h f o r a 2 l > t o a ve-
h jc le . f altee m o re l h a a 7 t t a a e aa
zine as the door pushed it back o ver d id you th in k you could learn I t jig g le d to a healthy push.
M
a c h ra b b o t a« yo a r p ea a e a g e r oar.
the floor. A shade» blocked out the th e re ? ”
"W e ll, we c a n 't force the doors,
P
a
o V o b n b r l t f g o a n e o b e l l« o n
“
L
is
te
n
,
m
a
n
,”
re
to
rte
d
C
ollins
in
lig h t a t his b e d ro c —. door. He s im ­
o bvio u sly.”
r o b b e r f f e e ’ a » b e t fo b a m o re
u la te d deep b re a th in g ar.d closed a h uff. “ I couldn’t ju s t w alk in here,
M
te
n « to n o M • h e ft o f r o b b o r .
“ Can we d ig under as we did w ith
his bds u n til be ccuid see cm y look around, and ask questions. I
the fence, o r do you suppose
had to get established firs t, so as to
th rc u g h his lashes
th e re 's a floor?”
Em iii-c looked a r c ..stored , then be accepted. Y o u've planted me up
C u rt pondered. "B ou nd to be a
w ith d re w . P re s e n tly the porch lig h t r iv e r w here th e re ’s obviously noth­ cem ent flo o r," he decided. " A n y ­
ing
to
see.
I'v
e
had
one
definite
snapped off. the fre e : coor c licke d
w ay. we c o u ld n 't ta m p down earth
s h u t and C a rt heard the m a n 's o b je c tiv e since o u r plane faked inside when we le ft No. the w all is
tro
u
b
le
the
e
th
e
r
day.
but
it's
ai
s:eps headed fo r the b achelor q u a r­
only co rrug ated sheet iron. L e t's
te rs. They sounded sharp or. the San A le jo ."
find a section to p ry loose."
“ O kay, o k a y ." C u rt apologized.
a sphalt w a lk .
They searched along the back of
He
told
C
ollins
the
sto
ry
M
ontaya
The lum in o u s d ia l of his w atch
the buildings, com ing fin a lly to n '
told C u rt it was E 3C L a te r than ta d given h im about the hangars
spot where C u rt could use his chisel
he'd th o u g h t He la y relaxed fo r firs t b u ilt, la te r abandoned to s to r­
again w ith least likelihood of its
age
purposes
because
the
flyers
a few m in u te s , but cared
c.cse
being discovered. It took some m in ­
his eyes, a fra id he
ru ld fa ll asleep p ointed o ut the bad location.
utes before they had one sheet of
a fte r h is fu ll day.
He told o f the boxed a irp la n e the sheathing s u ffic ie n tly sprung to
Soaa he got up. dressed again, w ings he'd seen the day of his a r­
give them entrance. There was
th is tim e ta k in g r . ■s h a t and le t r iv a l.
noise to th is jo b , tr y as thev would
h im s e lf out the fr e r : : w ay. He reo-
“ I kn o w .” p ut in C ollins e n ig m a t­ to m uffle it, but they seemed to
e rn rite re d c a re fu lly
ic a lly . " I had a ta lk w ith the men
A v o id in g the s tr .e : lam ps. C u rt o f th a t plane when they put down at have the field to them selves. Thev
craw led through the opening
m ade h is w ay to tr e rendezvous P u e rto S o led ad ."
O nly C urt had a fla shligh t. He
ar.d w aite d im p a tie n t y u n til a: la s :
C u rt grunted and w ent on. He
played it about e x p e rim e n ta lly , then
tw o figures. little d a rk e r than the told of M
e ll's
in g suspicions
■ itc
.« J h ie
u . ris
r:>u.g
suspicions m ore boldiv. ta kin g care t i n t n r Z
ever a sh ip m e n t from. J apan- o r the beam nor » r X ^ , " J “ " eiUier
b ackg ro u n d its e lf, cam e to w ard him
the beam nor a refle ction fro m Vt
= TOUR
Ke recogr. re d M r - a . an s stride.
u irc iig h Japan, he added—o f eight
should hit the s trip of w indow ing
“ Good m an. Slats
e said »her. long,
square-end
boxes
Heavv
Then it fe ll on som ething « ¡-j
they w ere close enough
• This w ill boxes, lik e o verstuffed coffins
stopped dead! D ire c tly above them
do you o ut c f y c _ r sleep, but it
He to ld o f h a v in g seen only y e ste r­ spread wings of death.
o a r t be helped
G«: y o u rs e lf a day a nother p a ir of big’ heavy-
T h . m anufacture! ot
" A H e m k c l!" e xcla im e d Collin«
cudgel a rd keep a i m
C ollins and square boxes m a rk e d generators,
m erchant who adv«r-
A H einksI it was.
B ut on the
I w u l be gene tfc rt c r fo u r hours. fro m G e rm a ny v ia V la divo stok.
tia««. make« pubbe th«
under
side
of
its
wings
and
on
the
We m u s tn 't be lin g e r, fo r the
tael that he want» ycut
They reached the a irfie ld spur
good wùl- And h« r«ai-
p la c e 'll be s t im r g to life seen a fte r H ere a w ide stand o f m anxanitas side of the fuselage was le tte r» •
i>M that th« only way
th a t. H ang o ut at m y bungalow . m ade a~ blaek blob on the lan d ­ and tlte circle -w itlu n -a -sta r-w :th :r
ap
that ha caa keep it ia
S a ts .
A nycoe
sta rts
snooping scape. They dared not continue use c irc le em blem to id e n tify it
by g-.ving good t <1 um
around, cock h im
Tie h im up, only c f the m oto r, fo r sound rises and .American plane!
aad «•¡new.
1 ,1 u r z ' . t v s . » .
SPECIAL DATESI
R E S IN O ! .
Quintuplets Use
Musterole For
Chest Colds!
S N A P P Y FA C TS
Tow n Is M an 's W ork
God m ade the co u n try and
m ade the to w n .—Cowper.
tan
RUBBER
CORNS CO FAST
P k ia c -« s ç a i c * . e a r a s
• p e e d J y pro -v w d » ù e c
y.'-J US? tu r . koottuac.
r a t x i - c D r. Sr-X , t
T ry th « = '
D-SchoHs Zino pads
Fools and W ar
I f th ere w ere no fee
w o u ld be no w a r.
'.ere
^ T k refer« fc tre v s ef W OATTRt^
Female Weakness
ANO HELP BUILD UP RED BL800!
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