MEDFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1942.
PAGE SIX
Chapter 16 .
Raeburn
THE stranger remained where
' he was, a curious half-smiling
look on his face.
Joyce watched him the but
ler cleaned up the drink. Sudden
ly it burst upon her and ihe knew.
She had teen the man before
and where the Sergeant had laid:
on the back terrace. He was the
man who had talked with Perry
Clarke the evening before while
she stood beside the hedge.
She remembered it all now. The
way they had walked towards
her, the last few words that were
spoken. And that movement in
the shadows at the comer of the
house had that been the maid
who had just now identified the
man in the other room?
"Anyone know him?" Bacon
asked. .
There was no answer.
"This is . Mr. Raeburn," he
added by way of introduction.
"Or so he says. . , . What's the
Story, Mailoy?"
The plain-clothes man coughed.
"I was waiting in the apartment
nd he knocked and tried the
door. Said he was looking for
Clarke. When I found out who
he was I called you."
"Good work. What did you
want with him, Raeburn?"
"I wanted to see him."
"About the twenty-five thou
sand?" Raeburn tipped his head slight
ly, looked, and said nothing. Ba
con grunted and showed him the
Slip of paper.
"What's your name doing down
there?"
"I haven't any idea."
Raeburn's voice was smooth
and untroubled, with the perfec
tion or cadence that comes with
the command of a language not
one's own. Bacon didn't like the
react on: not a bit
"Oh, you haven't, huh? You
don t know a thing? But you
knew Clarke, and you went out
of your way to come up here and
see him last night the maid saw
you from the service wing so I
guess you won't deny that
Suddenly Raeburn smiled and
Joyce gave an inward gasp at the
transformation in hit appearance.
His dark face was handsome now
and his teeth were so perfect they
fascinated her.
"No, I don't deny It," he said.
"I knew Clarke, and I had some
business with him. That's why I
came to see him this morning.
"You didn't know he was
dead?"
"Isn't that obvious?"
"Is it? You didn't com back
this morning to search the place,
thinking that nobody'd be watch
ing?" "No
"And you won't tell us what the
twenty-five thousand was for, or
why hn was blackmailing you?"
"He wasn't blackmailing me."
Arrest
" A LL right." Bacon's lips dipped
and he gathered up hi pa
pers on the desk. "I guess that's
all Thanks a lot for coming here."
He glanced at the others in the
room. "I may have to question
you again; I'll let you know. . , .
And now, Mr. Raeburn, since no
one seems to know you, and you
don't feet like talking, I think
you'd better come along with me
until we can find out more about
you"
Raeburn's smile faded. "You're
arresting me?"
( "You can call It that."
I "On what charge?"
"Oh, we'll think of something
by the time we get there. , . ."
Later, Joyce spoke to Kent in
the adjoining room. "You can
take the car. I'll ride with Delia.
See you for dinner7"
"Hope so."
Hestor came ud to him In the
hall as he was putting on his coat.
U.S. Navy Base in Ireland
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Surrounded by depth charges, British and American sailors
exchange "nary alke" under the U. 8. flag on the stern of an
American destroyer berthed in the new U. S. naval bate in north
ern Ireland the existence ot which was disclosed lor the first time.
Two U. 8. destroyers are4n the background.
by Gtorgt
Harmon
Cox
They were alone at the time and
she stood close to him. one hand
on his arm. .
I ve got to see you, Kent."
"All right"
"Can you come tonight?"
He hesitated, eves touching the
golden waves of her hair and
coming down to meet her glance.
Her lashes were wicie ana mere
was a look of concern in her
smile. Her full lips were moist
and red and there was about her
some fragrance that brought a
glow of warmth to his body and
quickened his pulse.
"It's about Ward Allen."
"All right" he said, feeling the
slight tingling of his skin as her
eyes continued to search his face.
"I'll call you."
And when he went down the
steps he knew that having com
mitted himself, he had really
wanted to see her all along.
Now What?
AFTER she had stepped on the
starter, Delia Stewart let -the
motor idle and leaned back with
a long sigh of relief.
"Well." she said. "I am glad
that's over with."
"It wasn't too bad, was It?"
Joyce asked.
"N o. Except for that one
ghastly moment when I nearly
funked it. I just couldn't help it,
Joyce. Listening to that man mak
ing up those monstrous lies about
Ward. Saying he'd never deliv
ered the bonds until afterwards,
and then had shot him after the
receipt was signed. It was all
quite mad. I dare say, and I tried
not to say anything but something
happened to me and there I was
mucking things up."
"You did very well," Joyce
said. "That was a nice recovery."
"Thanks to Ward." Delia smiled
her first in a long time. " 'Nuts,'
he said. And just as I was about
to go off the deep end."
She shifted gears and got the
car under way. By the time she
had swung into Beacon Street and
taken her place in the traffic
line her face was sober.
"Suppose I had said something."
"But you didn't actually."
"But if I had."
"Must you think about It?"
Joyce said. "You nearly spoiled it,
and I know you scared me stiff,
but you didn't Everything's all
right."
Traffic was getting heavier and
piling up in front of the Square,
and Delia was content for the
next few minutes to give her at
tention to her driving. It was not
until they had come out of the
ramp under the avenue that she
spnke again.
"ow wnat win nappenr i
mean with the police?"
x'ovce considered this. With the
exception of the introduction of
Kaeuurn, there had open no real
developments, and at the moment
there was very little she could
say.
"I suppose they'll keep on with
their investigation until they
have some definite clue."
"Will they question us again?"
"Probably."
"And Ward?"
"I should imagine so unless
they solve the case meanwhile."
She made her voice confident
"Nothins has happened vet that's
so terrible. They haven't found
out anything about Ward that we
doa't already know. Tha only
thing they are actually sure of is
that he Put his car away about
eleven thirty. There's certainly
nothing to worry about yet.
"I do worry, though," Delia
said. "I keep thinking what might
happen if someone else saw hit
car or perhaps even saw him
come out of the building. Then
what could we do?"
Joyce gave her a covert glance
and decided such brooding had
gone far enough.
"1 know what we're going to dt
now," she said. "Find some lunch
I'm starved."
Te be cenUnecd
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where
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B:30 p. m. Hollywood Showcase.
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light Sonata. KOW; War Time Wom
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11:00 p. m. Wilbur Hatch'a Orch.
KSL, KOIN; Muslo and Moonlight.
KPO; Thla Moving World. KEX:
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8:00 p. m. Tommy Rlgaa, KNX.
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KEX: Volca of Victory. KOO. Dance
Tune. KJR.
8:30 p. m. John Nesbltt and
Meredith Wllton'a Orch., KPO. KOW.
KOMO: Cheers from tha Camps.
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KOO. KJR; News. KEX.
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KNX. KOIN, KS'.; Date with Judy.
KPO. KOMO. KOW.
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Thin Man. KPO. KOW. KOMO: Down
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Record Time For
Building Freighter
Vancouver, Wash., July 6
P) The first ship from the
new 12-way shipyard of Daiser
Company. Inc., slid Into the
Columbia river today in what
company officials believed to be
record construction time.
Launching of the Liberty
freighter George Vancouver,
named in honor of the famed
early-day British explorer of the
Pacific northwest, came 85 days
after the keel was laid.
The name Ozarks has been
traced to a term used by early
French-Canadian trapper s
"Aux Arcs" meaning "with
bows" and used to designate an
Indian tribe.
By CLUYAJ WILLIAMS
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NEWS
Marriage. Licenses
Elmer James McBride and Ar-
lene Anderson.
Berthol Blair Keown and El
sie M. Cumming.
Eusene Joseph Carothers and
Dorothy Mildred Knull.
Clive. Leland Davidson and
Nora Marie Parrish.
Roy Fugard Stockman and
Elizabeth Louise Martin Becker.
Ancil B. Gunter and Delores
Smets.
Walter Lewis Miller, Jr., and
Ada Jewell Cook.
Alton Fredrick Herrmann and
Lois Alice McManama.
Jack Miller and Phyllis Mae
Beaulieu.
Vernon Tatham and Dora
Rose.
Leonard Franklin Reed and
Virginia Lee Stevenson.
Edward C. Evanson and Doris
R. Custard.
Divorces Filed
Bernice J, Dixon vs.
Dixon.
A. A.
Probata Court
Estate of Raymond Walker
Garrett, deceased.
Estate of Lawrence C. Olsen,
a missing person.
Estate of Daisy Paul, de
ceased. Estate of Chancy M. Dowd,
deceased.
Estate of John R. Moody, de
ceased. Estate of Joseph J. Duhamel,
deceased.
Estate ot Fred Draheim, de
ceased.
Estate of Elvis Offenbacher
and LeRoy Offenbacher, minors.
Deeds
Thomae L. Edsall to the United
Statea of America, Warranty Deed.
C. L. McKlnstry to F. A. Flint,
Quitclaim Deed.
8hell oil Company. Incorporated
to Otto E. Heckert. Quitclaim Deed.
Stella B. Fox to H. A. Hogan. War
ranty Deed.
Herbert Jlrachele to the United
8tatas of America. Warranty Deed.
Carl J. Schmidt to Marie L.
Schmidt. Quitclaim Deed.
F. A. Spltzmlller to the United
8tates i f America. Warranty Deed.
Otto C. Dlmlck to the United
States of America. Warranty Deed.
John E. Bertolette to Chester X,.
Whitney, Warranty Deed.
George L. Murphy to the Cali
fornia Oregon Power Company, Right
of Way.
Harvey W. Wood to the California
Oregon Power Company. Right of
Wst.
Floyd F. Dickey and Susie I. Ker
vln. to Nellie Dickey. Quitclaim
Deed.
Camilla E. Owen and Mlno P. Bay
llsa to William Lindsay, Quitclaim
Deed.
F. J. Spalding to William Llndaay.
Quitclaim Deed.
Brick P. Wells to William Lindsay,
Warranty Deed.
A. J. Bufflngton to John L. Mc
Collum, Warranty Deed.
Bessie H. Anderson to the United
Statea of America. Warranty Deed.
Frank R. Mvera to the United
Statea of America. Warranty Deed.
Charlea O. Oswald to the United
Statea of America. Waranty Deed.
Frank Nygren to Highway Commis
sion, Warranty Deed.
Otto H. Bnhnert to Joe Koenlg,
Warranty Deed.
City of Medford to E. R. Davie.
Warranty Deed.
Lillian B. 8chermerhom to J. B.
Bynum. Warranty Deed.
Mary Jessie Bergen to Roy I. Clark.
Wsrranty Deed.
Thomaa Lamb to Katie Estes, War
ranty Deed.
C. B. Knopf to A. H. Dudley, Quit
claim Deed.
Jeasle Walker to tha United States
of America. Warranty Deed.
Sheriff Syd I. Brown to P. E. Ma
theny. Redemption Certificate.
HAP HOPPER. Washington Corrpondent Benny Tellf 'Em
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arlltu.la
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Claren K. Jaqua to Kug ene L. ChU
ders. Warranty Deed.
Henry A. Owena to tha United
States of America. Warranty Deed.
Edna D. Pyle to tha United Statea
of America, Warranty Deed.
Elinor Hanley Bush to Waldo W.
Mlelke. Contract.
Mamie Orlffln to James Carnegie,
Jr.. Warranty Deed.
Ada E. Rodgera MI L Brown.
Warranty Deed.
Bertha L. Tlmmerman to Helen
Bohn. Warranty Deed.
J. B. Hannah to the United States
of America, Warranty Deed.
Howard 8. Merrlam to the United
Statea of America, Warranty Deed.
Frank P. Homer to Warren N. Ha
re n. Warranty Deed.
WUUs M. Ktsaee to L. I. Moon and
D. O. Moon. Warranty Deed.
Monroe Oorden to United Btatea of
America, Warranty Deed.
Robert R. Ebel to Minnie B. Ebel,
Warranty Deed.
Reed Charley to Highway Commls
slno, Waranty Deed.
Roy P. Jonea to Highway Commis
sion. Warranty Deed.
William C. Renle to Edward A.
Rente and Pearl Glsvold, Warranty
Deed.
Medford Corporation to A. B. Zim
merman. Warranty Deed.
A. L. Daugherty to the United
States of America, Warranty Deed.
Arnold Klrtley to L. Klrtley. War
ranty Deed.
Mrs. Lulu M. Bush to Mrs. Charity
E. Boeheara. Warranty Deed.
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DAWN MAN
Often called the "Dawn Man," the Individual whose skull was found at Piltdown a few
years ago is considered one of man's earliest known ancestors. From this discovery science learn
ed much concerning our forebears.
COLD BUGS
Lady-bird beetles. Introduced into the U. S. to help orange growers get rid of the plant
louse pest, collect en mountain tops to spend the winter, after they have grown their wings.
Hence they must be kept in Intense cold until they are released in orchards.
Cyril Steel to Effle M. Collins.
Warranty Deed.
Jackson County Oaturt to First Na
tional Bank of Media d. Deed.
Fred Dutton to Arthur C. Kent,
Warranty Deed.
George Shrull to Al RohL Warranty
Deed.
Mardell Matheny to Frederick Han
sen and Irene Treecott, Warranty
Deed.
H. E Badger to Erie H. Weren.
Quitclaim DeecJ.
noyd R. Hilton to Allen M. Clark.
Warranty Deed.
W. N. Oreen to L. A. Faulk. War
ranty Deed.
David Dom to Myrtle E. Smith,
Quitclaim Deed.
Mrs. Lulu M. Smith to Arthur B.
Wlltermood. Warranty .Deed.
O. S. Butler to Margaret Holt, War
ranty Deed.
G. R. Glennan to Don R. Newbury,
Warranty Deed.
United States of America, Peti
tioner vs. Donald Stewart et al. De
fendants, Transcript of Judgment.
United Statea of America vs Rogue
lands Incorporated, Transcript of
Judgment.
Wm. E. McMlnn to C. V. Flanders,
Warranty Deed.
Henry A. Sprague to Wm. Sullivan.
Special Warranty Deed.
Wm. Sullivan to Alice M. Van
Vorls. Warranty Deed.
Alice M. Van Vorla to Oliver Rof
ers. Warranty Deed.
Oliver Rodgera to James it. Rog
ers, Warranty Deed.
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A West Coast Port, July 8
(IP) A sleek and powerful Unit
ed States warship, shattered by
Jap bombs at Pearl Harbor and
once officially counted by the
navy as lost, is back at sea in
fighting trim on this Fourth of
July.
She is the U. S. S. Shaw, one
of 16 destroyers of a 1,500-ton
series completed In 1936-37 and
one of three which Secretary
Knox,, in his first report on the
December 7 attack, said had
been damaged probably beyond
salvation.
But in the less than seven
months since enemy planes
caught her resting helplessly in
drydock and blasted away her
entire forward section, the Shaw
has been retrieved, rebuilt and
refitted.
The military Order of the
Purple Heart was founded by
Gen. George Washington ia
1782.,
by JOHN H1X
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Drew Pearson and Bob Allen
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