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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1941)
,T,Jffl ffHS" IftaiSTlRiQirXRD,- ITJCENZTOSSfWOS Little ORPrfAM annie " t-uumtre IN THE FOG COWAN STONE .eWSdaWfft'tmat "Oh whv. 4t " . Jaost legendary dipper, the MayTstcar ' . nB Am U been reading, I suppose," Embank w DV IWMKJiU iifLAl fet 1 I II tS VSrf 1 1 gd rfssski rjLtvszjel V Sa mm. &mgrt mOT ii IS6 Tmim gi rr i Si.".. sanm "a yflygt TO DBXAMS .. in the world" 1 jnnouneod triumph- GigUphsB. I j,?7 jnj srs httered JStbt W f chair. FT. oanent, however, ahe was m or with an almost con SSuilh, Not really? . . . fZt doubt again that yon Tjgit taow. The new flash glint that long." & ipofcs with heart-felt m- 11 she looked from the r ..u Mam that snattftreri SWtU ij- to Deborah, her face 0if Duckered he that of a ao knows that he has been Kir and her voice went flat IViiit thought you ought to Wise blurted. "I mean oh, it'm sonyl" " 51 liter the lights were out, fttejh did not sleep. In itially rigid, following with IQSl toe nppung pauera caat itbe celling by the headlights Casta can. hartsess, i ve oeen trying w BBSter wnai was tnat jicgio sitetagiiese fishermen on the ftm Angela only murmured tarn? protest, sne insisted, .Sanething about the fog; m cltimiDg its own, wasn't r "CMhat?" Angle yawned. M nm superstitious non aa , , , Let's see translated V&eetr, it goes something like K '0 attd is that which comes oi the fog, for just a mo-et-'for always in the end, it Bttttum whence it came. And m-' there's some more, but I at itcall it at the moment." Trader what it means if ISA fli anylhing' is right For me1! ftk. ffft tn alMm!" ratten, an 01 a sudden, Angle m Tide awake, too. "What mads you ask that, W the demanded. espre seminar, . And next rt sth.. j.rrr: com to dan at all u. vTjT . - . tit noi any engagement with her "tiJTrv ? A" e next day, white Deborah was packing to go home. aha llihuj 1 . . phone, thinking that he would call Not that tt nut4j -i.- 1 , Wang faenett JExeept that Vi, ff Knowing siepnan had been like reading a fascinating tale, Which led TOU tm mnA m. .U1 a . r vu wiuiuul really telling you much, but waica you lOiiowea eagerly from ehapter to chapter because of Its implied nmrnlu a latlons to come. . . . Well, iuo Bun r uan Kimniv without even a "To Be Continued," That Stephaa was German, she naa siwayt uucen for granted, al though he had never said so in SO manv wards. Rut - r . .(..USVUIUU possibly be all those other things "' ueuevea 01 nun had been just funny until that eve- nine wnpn Anffi Harf n -- - - o-- uwu uurae from the theater with her mon strous story. , . . From any one but Angie, the story would have been in(rpHIHla H11 , niwwia might be Angle's faults curios ity, impertinence, even some times malicious mischief ehe wouia not lie. 'T'HE next morning Deborah and "6w w uc& bu cape Cod- in th HttlK rar. ( hl driven to California. The old Lovett hmi 4, across the street fmm front The opposite lot, running oowb u liir snore, nun mm Irnnt as an open parkway, so that the earlv. aeafarinff liwmiiM miatt (always have an unimpeded view or me ocean iney loved. ... The house had been built in the golden davs when Yankee dinners alM the Seven Seas, and fleets ot fish ing smacks stui kept the ship yards and wharves of the old town busy. The struetttr vm a dMI frame with green shutters. Orig inally a modest two-story build ing, after reoeated sdditinns hv generations of Lovetts, it now rambled through unpredictable passageways and ells, up and down steps from one level to an other. Above the fanlight over the hosnitable trout door, the wineeri figure-head from Oreai-great- great-grandf after Abner Lovett's wt .T,. , peering a "tusly,hadriways svaar& OU5 to tea. When mi wtoVj 4. 1 . . enter tne uPPr floor, outside fee vviicffj ijOVClfc , 7 u" captain s walk," a semi-circular glassed-in porch Deborah's grandfather. Arfm.i Jamto Lovett, U. a N, retired, Md stood his last lonely watch. J"1' lonS living room, paneled aaotlier Lovett ship, occupied the front Wicff ef ih fva4- -4 J was a quaint, shabbily charming "Jo carvea teakwood screen and table from Singapore, tbe Chinese run am Tn ! prints, the models of Lovett clin- t " uimm rapesmes, toe ships clock, the old bronzes, and the massive ftr.fa m 2 . j she hearth tn nresf.&,,T, borahs samplers and hooked mats, the room had changed but inflnitesimally within n,kM memory. TJEBORAH drove up to the gate inct fn 1 1 1. Sridffet T.STlnhan , t from the stoop with a flirt of her apron. She was a stout, weather beaten WOITian nf RS hlwrfara . jCape Cod gale, with an equal ea- jot rugn-oanaed bullying and loyalty. "WelL GaA he mtedl -1 paeoned above the roar of the motor. "Mind Hie petuny's, Miss Debby. Tis within an eyelash of thim yer wheels sr. . . car where she stands, and come to lunch afore me souffle's flat en tirely." At Deborah's slat was e tMn of mail. As she riffled through it, ner neart cesitated then leaped. . . . Half-way down was an ea vetose addressed in SHanhm'm bold hand. It was a short letter. He had been unhappy, Stephan wrote, not to have seen her again. He had been called away so suddenly that he had not even hsrf ifrn in phone her. He had hoped, when he came East, to call on her as she had been good enough to suggest; but circumstances had arisen which made it impossible for him k loresee nis movements far in aavance. . , . She bad been ex ceptionally kind to him Kind! Deborah fitauirht. Ah Stephan! . (To Be CocttZKKd) .S"B il i? i Crpwi aaiMie diHieulf becauu I isKW S 1 ' " But would give Neilip? . y t JWSesfeTO'RkEY j, , f CP SYRIA K 0 X DODECANESE IS. W 5T1 , OlP.pelinn , I nd drive on Alexandria bote iwV ft I iMefMlttt I likely oxls move in effort to 7 1 TO ! "move menace of Brrriih Htet S Vll f fo tw borne Inrciloo treocs t-v AxrsBam sikBrirbaNsvat 4TIACKS l. wtllUU UBVtU UB5C9 fc fllCAOUUiia Va VJifano w Avuvrw -' Fvi ISTBSinn nf rAfa I. Vs..! Minr arsftivsm AM Afbm fft Bln It tSnaTAr.fHUfe to the near east Distance to Syria from axis bases would slow air transport of "P ttd Britain's fleet controls all sea approaches. Map shows eastern Mediterranean Zztoet as planes and British warships. SIDE GLANCES .went .,..: tnherUt 1,1. father haleOfijUi? 4sasfcfcMI mam Stones in 1 STAMPS A K8W eerles rf etPRMd will be issued by the 0. & Postofflce Department, with the first stamp to go on sale June 25. The new issue will be In denomi natkms of stx, 10, 15, 20, SO and SO cents. Principal design for the new stamps will be a reproduction of a modern, twin-motored transport plane of the type used to carry mail. The sew stamps will be the site of tbe current special de livery stamps. A plate Saw on the Jib. 19 cent Defense stamp has been (Mscturered by philateBsts. The Saw tn the engraving is ptakniy visible to the naked eye. A special sheet of stamps was. issued for the second Philatelic Exhibition of Croatia, betd In Zagreb from March 16 to 27. The stamps were printed) la Belgrade by the photogravure process. Reproduction for the stamp showing "The Minute Man" statue by Dsniel C. French at Concord, Mass., was obtained from a photo graph furnished by the Library of Congress. The new stamps were designed by Victor S. McCIoskey, Jr of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving in Washington. Th stamps are issued in denomlna tlnni nf inr) itfi" " - l g POPEYE Kow Bhowlaj "POPEYX GETS IS A PLUG;" " I p . . ... By E. C. SEGAR SecMt Asent X-9 ' ' : - .. 1 ay . , ,.- , By Robert Storm I flt! w,w1 V I wfe's w-iT,' 'VI 1" wa.aBsaMM- X' . WWlNS I Se,F&H0 J S8SM4L -Jjeu -gfce I " C. CKDfjr.' 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