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Newspaper Page TextPAGE STX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1942. Chapter 11 The Other Apartment THE detective opened -he door of the rear apartment, opposite the one they had just left It was a duplicate of Clarke's, the air heavy with mustiness and the smell of stale tobacco. Just inside the door were two chain, side by aide. One was large and over stuffed: the other was straight backed, and on the seat was an ashtray brimming with cigarette butts and matches. "Well?" Bacon said, voice blunt but Dlenf of interest kindling in his gray eyes. "The Buy that rented It." Mai loy said, "rented it yesterday morning and paid montn in aa vance." "Who to?" "The Janitor. Lavine's down stairs with him now." "Keep him there, m talk to bun later." Bacon pushed back his hat took the cigar from his teeth and ran a palm over his bony face. "How do you figure it?" "A stake-out," Malloy said. "By the looks of things somebody spent a lot of time in this chair. And it wouldn't be up here by the door unless "Yeah." Bacon said. That much was obvious to Murdock and he knew it had been to Bacon, and vet the lieu tenant had the good sense to know that it never did any harm to let his men explain their theories. "Okav." he said. "Keen your hands off things until we go over It No phone here, huh? They went back across the hall and closed the door. The ex aminer's physician was Just get ting up. "Go to It." he said. Tm done. "What about time?" Bacon asked. The doctor shook his head and Tinned, his voice dry but not sar castic "Sometime I hope I'll have a case that got shot through the watch so I can give you fellows a pat answer." "Sure, I know," Bacon said. "From an hour to an hour and a half as a guess, and I doubt if I can come any closer than .that after the autopsy." "That puts it between ten forty-five and eleven fifteen," (Bacon said. "We got the call at leleven twenty-seven. All right, (Doc. thanks." He watched the man shrug Into his coat, examined the end of his xigar which had gone out. "Didn't '.die right away, did he?" "If you mean instantly, prob ably not Might have, though. The two shots were about four 'inches apart and one Just missed his ticker. You have the one ynu dug out of the door? Good, I'll give you the other tomorrow." Slip Of Paper THE doctor went out and Bacon brushed ashes from his cigar and proceeded to re-light it Ser geant Keogh was emptying Clarke's pockets and when he had collected the contents on a table. Bacon began to look things over. Froir. where Murdock sat he could see a wallet some keys, coins, a cigarette case and lighter, a small .address book. Bacon went through this, put it aside, and started In on the wallet "Well, he wasn't broke," he aid presently. Murdock rose and went to the 'table, conscious now of his weariness but reluctant to leave. "A hundred and thirty bucks." Keogh said. Bacon was pulling out cards and papers, putting them in a little pile when he had glanced at them. He went along casually enough until he came to a cer tain bit of paper which he un folded; then his lips tightened on the cigar and his glance darted ito Murdock and held there. Lake Creek, June 30 (Spl.V Mrs. Ernest Hostutler, who un derwent a major operation last week, is reported getting along nicely. Mr. tnd Mr. Ollw of Pretno. Calif., are miking a ahort vliit at Dead Indian Soda Springs and Ha It Inn tha J. R. Tyrrell family. Mr. Roy Ortfttby. daughter. Char lotte, and aona, Don and Dick of Medford, and Bobbitj Kerra of Ash land spent J una 14th with Mra. An na Tonn. Don Ortgaby and Bobble Kerra left June 10 to Join the army air corpa. Mra. Marcel Cartwiight and daugh ters of Attn land and Mrs. William Hneft spent trie werk end with rela tive and friend In Portland. Lost Creek Extension Club met Tun 18 at the William Hoefft home where Miaa Prr?U gave instructions for canning, drying and freertng of fruits and vivetables. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn and fam ily of Medford sprnt Saturday night at the Tonn home. Mra. Elisabeth arlaaom who spnt the put few weeks with her daugh ter, Mra. Chaa. Ctngrada and family at PhoenlK, returned home Saturday. Bill Miller suffered a body bruised ankle at the mill last Prlday. At present ha la much Improved and is able to walk on h foot. Trail, June 30 (Spl.V Trail Shady Cove Extension Unit met Thursday with Mrs. Eva SeRess man with 19 ladies present foi the demonstration by the agent. Miss Marian Farrell. on canning and drying of fruits and vene tables. The ladies voted to give two picnics for soldiers, time nd place to be decided later Next meeting will be in Srp tember. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Ysncey re turned to tout bums at Ue Altos. Lake Creek ! Trail "Look," he said, and smoothed the slip out on the table. Murdock bent over it Four names had been scribbled here. The first was Hestor. Opposite was a dash, followed by 1100.000. Next was Raeburn and the figure $25,000. Below this were two names followed by Question marks. The names were Allen and Nason. Bacon removed his cigar and worked his lips around. "Hmm," he said. "This could be something. Hester's that first wife of yours, isn't she? Who's "laeburn?" Murdock said he didn't know. "Was he at the party?" "Didn't I Just say I didn't know?" As soon as he heard his voice Murdock was annoyed for letting so much irritation creep into his reply. Seeing Allen's name on that caper had given him a solid Jolt because the implication of the question mark which fol lowed it was so obvious. "If he was I didn't meet him. I don't know anybody of that name." "Okay," Bacon said. "You don't know him. Maybe Hestor does. What's her last name? Losado? Hmm. Well it looks Uke this lad was lining up some customers. Maybe we can find out for what" He summoned the fingerprint man. "How vou doing, Harry?" "There was a dame up here sometime." Harry said, a round, sad-looking fellow with rimless glasses. "I got a slice of a print on the bedroom doorknob and 1 think It might match with the ones on that glass." He pointed to a tray which stood in one corner. A cheap, lac quered affair, it held a bottle of Scotch, partly full, glasses, a bowl of ice. mostly melted now, and a pitcher of water. "He brought somebody a drink." Harry went on. "His prints are on both glasses and the bottle, but there are a couple of ethers on one glass a woman's." "That's always a help." Bacon said drily; then bending a brow at Murdock: "How do you figure it?" "I don't figure It" Murdock said. "I'm going home after I stop by the office." "Lucky you." "Yeah." said Keogh. "If 1 could be a photographer." We haven t got a hell of a lot," Bacon laid. "But maybe we will after we've checked up on your cocktail party crowd. We'll probably go calling In the morn ing. Maybe you'd better figure on being there; you'll have plenty of company. Murdock stopped, his hand on the doorknob, his grin wry and without much humor. "Whatever vou sav. Just as long as you don't forget who gave you your start tonight." New Problem JOYCE MURDOCK put aside the J telephone. Delia had finished with her coat and was putting on her hat "Who was that?' she asked. Kent?" "Yes." Joyce sat down on the divan. "Come here a minute," she said, and when Delia stood in front of her: "Sit down." 'I really should run, the girl said, "and I've decided about those clioolngs. rm not going to translate them. Now anyway. But you'd better keep them for me until until we know what we should do with them." She sooke thoughtfully, and without seeming to realize it perched on the edge of the divan. Joyce reached out and took her hand. She still frit weak from Kent's announcement and for all the icy hollow at the pit of her stomach, her mind was smoth ered by the hot flood of doubt and dismay. She wanted time to get a grip on herself, to be alone until she could think things out. and yet. in the light of what Kent had said, she had no choice. Te be eenUnaew Calif., Prlday after apendlnf a two weeks vacation at their cottage here. Their son. Bob, returned to CorvatUa Tuesday to enter aummer school. Mrs. Helen Coon entertained her bridge club recently at her home at Shady Cove. Mr. and Mra. John Bullrk from Hayward. Calif., visited for several days with her eoiuln. Bob Chamber Un and wife, laat week. The Cham berllna took them to see Crater and Diamond Lakea Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hall's son. Bill, has returned to his home at Ana helm. Calif., after a two weeks va cation here with his parent at Cali fornia on the Rogue. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levis entertained five of their friends at dinner Tues day at their cottage on the river. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hutchinson. Mrs. Mlnnla Dovislas and Mrs, Jen nie Hutchinson were dinner sueata of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oreen near Central Point recently. Mr. and Mra. L. L. Yancey and son. Boh. Mra. Alma Malory and Mrs. Lee Merrlman made a furling trip to Dia mond Lake Friday and report fair luck. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Watann and son, Carroll, and their houae xueala. Mr. and Mra Tom Wiley and son. Wlllard. spent two days fishing at Hamaker Meadow camp last week. SAVINGS W'ashlnston, June 30 (J The war department has made potential savings of SI. 137 000. 000 throuKh the renegotiation of contracts which otherwise would have provided excessive profit for manufacturers, con gress learned today, FA RMEHS-PROFIT Washington, June 30 The agriculture department re ported today that farmers re ceived more income in 1941 than in any year since 1920. Revised figures placed last year's cash income from farm marketings and government payments at $11,830,000.00. In 1920 cah in come totaled $12,608,000,000. Ces VUU muuns a ant ads. Op the Radio Chains STATION'S! Chain affiliation end trnefe they are on (ha dial: KALE (MUSI 1330, Portland. REX (.NBC-Blue) lis. Portland SVGA (MM.'-Hlue MHS1 1310 Spokane; HUO (NBC-Blue) SIO San Franelx-o; KOW (NHC-Kedl 620. Portland; KJIC (NHC-Hlurl I0O0. Seattle; KNX ('H IU10 Lot Angeles; KOA (NBC-Red) VA Oenvert KOIN (BS) 650. Port land; HOMO (NHC-Red) a!M) Srattlei KPO (MIC-Krd) SH0 San Franrlu-o; KSL, (CBS) 1160 Salt Lake Clly. lime shown Is PST Tuesday 5:00 p. m. Ray Harrington's Orcb., KPO. KOW; Are You a Musing Heir. Plying Patrol, KEX, KOO, KJR: News, KOIK; Stars of Today, KOW; Afternoon Danees, KNX; Musical Portraits, KOMO. S:30 p. m. Nature of th Enemy. KSL: Cleta Reports. KEX. KOO; Hor ace Heldt's Treasure Chest. KPO, KOMO. KOW: Harry w. Flannery. KNX. KOIN: Folk Music Prom Many Lands, KJR. 8 00 p. m. American Melody Hour. KNX, KSL: Burns and Allen, KPO. KOW, KOMO; Green Hornet, KEX; Voice of Victory. KOO; Dance Tlma, KJR: Melodies, KOIN. 6:S0 p. m. American Sings, KPO. KOMO, KOW; Cheers from the Camps. KNX, KOIN: Inevitable Mr. Sand, KOO, KJR: News, KEX. 7:00 p. m. Counter Spy, KOO, KJR, KEX; Cheers from the Camps. KNX; KOIN. KSL: A Date With Ju dy. KPO. KOMO. KOW. 7:30 p. m. Tommy Doraey'a 6rch KPO. KOW. KOMO: Red Ryder. KOO, KJR. KEX: Talks. KSL, KOIN: Time Out for Melody, KNX. 8:00 p. m. Amos "n" Andy, KNX, KSL, KOIN: Lou Breeae'a Orch., KOO. KJK: Fred Waring In Pleas- I lire Time. KPO. KOW, KOMO: Air I Rase HI Jinks, KEX. I 8:30 p. m. Information Please. I KOO. KEX. KJR: Are You a Mlanlnc I Heir. KNX. KOIN: Johnny Presents, j KPO. KOW, KOMO: News. KSL. 0:00 p. m. Duffy's Tavern. KNX. KOIN. KSL: Newa Here and Abroad KOO; Adventurea of the Thin Man. KPO, KOW. KOMO: Down Memory Lane. KEX; Muslcale. KJR. 0:30 p. m. Mellow Moods. KOO, KJR: Battle of the Sexes, KPO. KOMO. KOW: Raffles, KNX, KOIN; Newa. KEX. 10:00 p. m. Rumba Revue. KOO, KEX. KJR: Reporter News, KPO. KOMO. KOW: Masterworks of Music. KSL: News, KNX; Five Star Final, KOIN. 10:30 p. ra. Sports, KSL, KNX: Harry Owens Hawallana, KOMO. KPO; Freddy Martin's Orch., KOO. KJR: Broadway Bandwagon. KEX; Moonlight Sonata. KOW; War Time Women, KOIN. 11:00 p. m. Swing Your Partner KPO. KOW; This Moving World. KEX. KJR: Al Donahue's Orch., KOIN: News, KOO, KNX; Reveries, KOMO. Tt'ednesrday 6:00 p. m. H. V. Kaltenborn, KPO. KOMO, KOW; Nelson Eddy, KNX, LEGS AFTER A STRENUOUS MORN' IMG IS PERSUADED TO LIE P0WM WITH A. BOOK FOR A WHILE AFTER LUNCHEON SfttATdHES MOSQUITO BIT6 ON BACK. OF LEG TRIES LYING PN BACK OF NECK. JUST TO SEE IF IT'S COMFORT ABLE, WHICH IT ISN'T lfc-3o rw a v a.w i ACROSS 1. Pok 4. Step . Obtain rock II. Ontury plant 14. Tr 14 Sii of coal I PiiiKlrif bird 17. Know runner 15. Himalayan animal l(V Dlmountad IS. ArtUrla ;j i. ik 24. KK-hap4 t Siu-ken 2 lull-colord 2D. J all 21. Hjr It. fcat Indlaa pa 1 m It. Anifrtan Indian Philippine mountain Praw forta Anirh-an rrpublloi I'br. Roman 40. historian 41 Ireland 4,1. Striata fantfy 44. Showers mixed rain and anow 4 1 htt Hanilarao IT 4'.v roup Ntar lre slant Allude I'art of the mouth Confuse nt nret Number SinaiArrl si ' I I3 I 4 I5 l V P I V J ' 1 p 7 J3- -rx-"!iT H 5 Jj 5 Jf 3T" " """" 23T "" """" """" mmm " - jjr - mm - - p JT" 7T 7 5 ET" KOIN, KSL; Flying Patrol. KEX, KOO, KJR: Stars of Today, KOW: Waits Rhythm, KPO. 5:30 p. m. Dr. Christian, KSL: It Happened In the Service, KOMO. KOW; Newa, KOO; Harry W. Flin- nery, KNX, KOIN: Folk Muslo from Many Lands, KJR; Passing Parade, KPO. e 00 p. m. Shirley Tempt In Jun nr MUa. KNX. KOIN: Those We Love, KPO. KOW. KOMO: Basin Street Chamber Music, KOO, KEX: Serenade, KJR; Sports, KSL. 6:30 p. m. Dr. Cab Calloway s Qulrslcale, KOO. KJR: Mr. District Attorney, KPO, KOMO, KOW; News, KEX. 7:00 p. m. ABC Roundtable. KOO. KEX; Oreat Momenta In Music, KOIN. KSL. KNX: Kay Kyser's Musi cal Quia. KPO, KOW, KOMO; Tim To Relax, KJR. 7:30 p. m Lightning Jim. KOO. KIR, KEX; Suspense. KNX, KOIN KSL. 6:00 p. m. Quia Kids. KOO. KEX KJR; Amos "n" Andy. KNX, KOIN. KSL: Point Sublime. KPO, BOW. KOMO. 8:15 p. m. Olenn Miller's Orch, KNX. KSL, KOIN. 8:30 p. m. Dr. Christian, KNX, KOIN; Uncle Walter's Dog House. KPO. KOW. KOMO; Manhattan At Midnight, KOO, KJR. KEX: News. KSL. 0:00 p. m. Newa Her and Abroad, KOO: Organist, KNX: Down Memory Lane, KEX: Most Honored Music. KOW; Studio Party. KJR: Leon F. Drews. KOIN; Highlight Hour, KOMO; Light and Mellow, KPO: Sports, KSL. 8:30 p. m Teddy Powell's Oreh., KOMO, KOW: The Boys In Blue, KOO: News. KJR, KSL; Northwest Neighbors. KOIN; Newa. KEX: Off the Record. KOMO; Fred Wartng's Orch.. KPO. 10:00 p. m Reporter News. KPO. KOW, KOMO: Ronnie Kemper's Orch., KOO, KEX; News, KNX. KOIN; Masterworks of Music, KSL; Chamber Music Society, KJR. 10:30 p. m. Freddy Martin's Orch., KOO, KJR; Les Brown's Orch., KNX. KSL: Harry Owen's Hawsllans, KPO, KOMO; Broadway Bandwagon. KEX: Moonlight Sonata. KOW; War Time Women, KOIN. 11:00 p. m. Organ, KPO; Lud Oluskln's Orch.. KOIN. KSL; This Moving World, KRX: News. KOO. KNX; Folk Music, KJR: Evening Reveries, KOMO. PORTLAND AVIATRIX HAS PLANE FERRY JOB Portland, June 30 CAP) Edith Foltz Stearns, one of the nation's top women pilots, ad vised relatives today that she had arrived In London to ferry planes for the RAF from factory to field. Mrs. Stearns, who had been active in aviation since 1928, left Portland several weeks ago to be trained In heavy ship flying at Montreal under RAF pilots. Us Mall Tribune want ads. Br CLUYAi WILLIAM. 6RAPUALLV BEGINS TO GRAVI TATE TO A M0R.& NATURAL POSITION SCRATCHES "MOSQUITO BITES ON BACKS CF BOTH LE6S FEELS HE'S BEEN LYING DOWN LONG ENOUGH AND GETS UP BY MEANS OF SWINGING LE&S 1P4 Wlle K(, vrf COUCH KNPCHINJG OVER. LAMP Solution Of Yaatsrday'e Putale . .t, AMeono1 M. I'nhie y I'rti. f. HM e A :: eontr. DOWN I. Biblical city . Opn court a I. y.d.b. a(xl 4. llne-eplnt dvi.-e t. Ooiie tj i Intrtfue ?. Wickr.lneaa I. Member of the graduating c . t. Aeriform fluid 10 I'ltv tn Iowa 11 l"Mlute 19 June tu :i. sot or three J. Shrewd -J. (.'.it tie dealer 29 Calm Ji). Lowet ft tha h in 1ea 11, Wn com- pan I on a SI ReiiK.tnf bait 24. Contented rnurmur 34 Mail tnectr tl (:kvi of I me 4 Llviloni of te Amarlcao tn, liana 4 Author ef " K b'noa; Cruoe" Aiua':0 bird tVmar-il ii Druc-! idlnf P art 14 ! of gn- woen o'MB M Air p.i St ,vvel p-n u LiiUve. poeiM H:AlsHsiAiLiAiplFElLlM ra?lATiCaAfta TAxSr 17jj'p a!t EiUE'e'TjiOtM A'6jMjEiT R ViyGlr'e d sfifc If l;e Av e il S l R E iRIe fli E SIS j E 1 D U T 1 A T T PB TRIG BRIBERY Miami, Fla., June 30.. The Federal Bureau of Investi gation today announced the ar rest of two Russian-born natur alized citizens at Miami Beach on charges of attempting to bribe an army officer. R. G. Panner, FBI agent In charge, said Nathan Ginsberg, 46, part owner of the Tides hotel at Miami Beach, and Bernard Sharon, 34, Beach garage owner were arrested after Sharon paid $150 to an army major. The money, Danner said, was intended to obtain approval for an army private to be kept per manently at the air force school at Miami Beach and avoid trans fer to another station. COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Llcenias Frank Gordon Dapron and Frances May Guthrie. Rarold Ovington Waldron and Muriel E. Thorpe. Walter Emmett Hill and Eliz abeth Fieguth. Clarence Charles Crank and Janet Josephine Robertson. Lester A. Pelton and Marcel- la Wise. Cecil Ralph Welburn and Alice Elizabeth Birdsall. William B. Wilson and Ada Mae Neal. James Cyril Atkins and Eu- dora Mae Tice. James Donald Bills and Bar bara Elaine Dorris. Divorces Filed Gladys Bowman vs. George H. Bowman. Loma K. Underwood vs. John Warren Underwood. Virginia Lee vs. M. A. Lee. Probata Court Guardianship of Joseph Ches ter Cole, a minor. Estate of William Ernfrld Johnson, deceased. Estate of Zoe E. Arnold, de ceased. Estate of Josephine Gepoert. deceased. Deeds Jackson County, Oregon, to Alfred Pelle, Tas Deed. J. E. Murray to O. H. Benetson. Warranty Deed. First National Bank of Portland, Executor ot the Estate of Charles Theodore Buman, Deceased, to Wlll lm H smith. Quitclaim Deed. W. E. Mann to the California Ore- gjn Power Company, Right of Way. Burrell F. 1-edpath to Cali fornia Oregon Power Company, Right of Way. Alice French WIIUU to Clinton H Crane, Warranty Deed. Earl S. Tumy to Elmer Herrled. Warranty Deed. Harry B. Brown to Glenn H. Uta, Warranty Deed. Edmund H. Judd to A. K. Morse. Warranty Deed. Jeanette S. Ashley to Timber Pro ducts Company. Deed. A. E. Ashley to Timber Products Company, Quitclaim Deed. Dee Jones to s. P. Culley, Warranty Deed. J. 8. Lydlard to Highway Commis sion, Warranty Deed. Simeon t. Griffith to L. I. Moon, Contract for Deed. L. T. Mcon and Daniel O. Moon to Rose Marie Petersen, Assignment of Contract. Leotts I. Moon and Daniel O. HAP HOPPER. Washington THE NEBBS Live and Learn ff B 43 '7 jT rfHT TOOo ABOUT i55!3 fnM-wTCMl tLaBM0ME WOyiritf 5 H'L ABNER Till Death Do Us Parti Bv A! Caoo I'M TIU-V THl KIO X UTMrOaCTHtVT'' rTROv3&UTFII,"V"TBCr in A LIFE-TEHMtR J TnROrf ME BACK INTO W-WMUTU. YOUR ARM CO-AM'kl. J 9 SO If - X IJUSTBROKtOuT- A , THAT LONESOME CELU- s- AM AROUND J IdOftC COMTHOW WHAT f 1 tl VO i BUT-TXCVRE. HOT l GOlNd TO HAVE OMK .A OO?) t. O'TM' CAR. 1 VC 1 HAINT7- J ONMYTSAlur TXCvKt, LAST TUINCi AT ROMANCE LI 1UD T VO'ANME I GOr VT-.! r-y 1 NAT TO 1 HAVE PeoPEBTV V EVTRVOmE W AkiO TAKE TV.fc 1 i vwoy, O.EO, TUlS T I MOPED NC4J CCOGT TWlS UkW-) TmATS RiSMT see sou SO oavrrs and i intooc,1! sa-vs -ou Iwoosr oc it? lawsuit ox.mt)aho pala. suit rfrOuRE "O-jma a T..WMV DtFENO THEM A (KAVCVT A KjQT ME l ACCECT OU MX)LO Be eOOO POMO Of PAUL. HlSTAe VOU Tirrrrsy Moon to Rosa itarta Fstersaa, War ranty Deed. Milton A. Houston to Clara Mun sell. Warranty Deed. Capital Company te Elmer Wester. Warranty Deed. Capita) Company to K. I. Howard, Grant Deed. Talent Irritation District to O. F. Lurhterhand, Warranty Deed. C. F. Luchterhand to Thomas Q. Vella, Warranty Deed. Samuel Taylor Richardson to Bel F Richardson. Warranty Deed Lee F. Root to W. F. Isaacs, Quit claim Deed. Immi Moor to B. C. Dixon, Quit claim Deed. Sisters of Charity of Providence in Oregon to the United States of Am erica. Warranty Deed. Ruth . Harvey Maltby to the United States of America, Warranty Deed. Christie Martin to Venlta O. And erson, Warranty Deed. Clara Munsell to Milton A. Hous ton. Warranty Deed. Oeraldlne F. Adams to Luster J. Adams, Quitclaim Deed. City or Medford to F. M. Porter, Deed. i Nancy J. Roberts to Lulu M. Rob erta Warranty Deed. Norman B. Salamsn to H. J. Miller, Warranty Deed. B. F. Gilbert to Van R. Gilbert, Warranty Deed. Hugh Com beet to Paul O. Jennings, Warranty Deed. Mra. Rosa Smith to L. B. Miller, Warranty Deed. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS - -r, - 4 M The .supeBrtovA , outshines the suh 10,000,000 times ( S HAVE BEEW "SEEN 1U 900 YEAiiSl . TUE WOOL "PPOM t? ilCT;ol t CAiiTSr-i erxAA 'A steecL m&Wo tvTecotTom TO EQUIP 'A U.'S. SOLDIER 1. 1. a rt. oa as maw imu SAND MONSTER The perpetually moving sand dune of Le Pilat, near Arcaehon on the French coast south west of Bordeaux, is considered one of the natural wonders of the world. It is the highest sand dune in Europe, and stretches for nearly three miles along the shore. Crowing constant ly in height and extent, it advances aver eastward, crushing rich pine forest beneath it. The trees continue to live and flourish up to the time their tops disappear below the wind-driven sand. Within three or four years a small house, now in its path, will be completely covered. Correspondent Dirty Work Ola D. Sutton to t. . Andrews. Warranty Deed Walter Poote to U. S. of America, Warranty Deed. A. tl. Marvel to J. J. Munsell. War ranty Deed. John St. Germain to U. 0. of Am erica. Warranty Deed. Frances Btockford Nelson to TJ. S. of America, Warranty Deed. Fred Luy Jr. to U. S. of America, Warranty Deed. Susie Campbell to U. S. of America. Quitclaim Deed. Earl M. Cue to U. 6. of America. Warranty Deed. Hubert E. Blrdsal! to V. B. of Am erica. Warranty Deed. William A. Shutt to TJ. B. of Am erica. Warranty Deed. Everett I. Brown to U. B. of Amer ica. Warranty Deed. A. O. Kent to V. B. of America, Warranty Deed. Jesse Oliver Cmrnell to TJ. B. of America, Warranty Deed. Harold D. Thornlley to Rose Marie Petersen. Warranty Deed. John 8. Owens to U. B. of America, Warranty Deed. Ivan H. Lundy to U. 8. of America. Warranty Deed. Mrs. Mike O'Shea to Oeorge L. Hayes. Contract. C. J. Aiken to Julia B. Kelley. War ranty Deed. World War Veterans' State Aid Commission to John N. Nelson, War ranty Deed. Bute Aid Commission to John N. Nelson, Warranty Deed. John N. Nelson to V. B. of Amer f EBT. pea i Edited ica, Warranty Deed. Con Devon to Halbert 8. Dsusl. Bargain and Sale Deed. Margery Pearson to U. 8. of Amer ica. Warranty Deed. Charles E. Call toTJ. 8. of Amertc4 Warranty Deed. " Ella J. Bmlth to TJ. 8. of America, Warranty Deed. Clarence C. Pierce to TJ. B. of Am erica, Warranty Deed. Emma Wahlers to TJ. 8. of Amer lei, warranty Deed. T. A. Glever to James T. Bentley, Warranty Deed. Jewell Crocker to David Banna ford. Deed. Deane Owens to TJ. 8. of America, Warranty Deed. Emanuel P. Kura. to TJ. 8. of Am erica, warranty Deed, Wm. L. Barnum to Cletus R. Was era. Warranty Deed. C. A. Fenton to Verna M. Speak er, Warranty Deed. HOCK AND REHOCK Kansas City, June 30 (JPh Pawnbroker Ben Hurst began to notice a striking similarity be tween articles being pawned and those he already had ac cepted. Police arrested an em- move who admitted taking ar - - - r-. , dling them to his friends who would bring them back to Hurst and place them in hock again. Use Mall Tribune want ads. by JOHN HIX n n aM -f f w w m'n AND, 374 FEET Hl6t4 msltofa AT TUP: DATfr flC "Mi yefe. is. sLowtv FOREST NcAC BORPEAUX FRAMC&...TKr AND MOUSES APP6AB. AS . 'SKELETON'S, WHEN TA5 OVER. JTU EM, uiiwnoPDt nc by Drew Pearson and Bob Allen By Heat : wI-K'r'a.'.Aa,. 1 1