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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937.
Sunday
at the
Edn Lutheran Church, Elga
roie. Kev. J. A. Kctlmiil wt;i
preucli nt Kduii Lutheran i-IiuitIi,
Klgaiose, Suiiduy, May Muni
iug service. in Swertlnh at 11 it.
m., and evening Burvices iti l.'iiK
. 1UU at 8 p. in.
DMIard Circuit. Dillunl: Hi a.
in., Sunday wciiool; 11 u. in.,
preaching service. Camas Valley:
lo a. m., Sunday school; It p. in.,
preaching service. LookiiiKKlaHH:
1U a. m., Sunday achoul; 7 p. in.,
Kpwurth league. (Hen J. White,
pastor.
First Baptist Church, J. It.
Turnlnill, i 'itH tor. !f:3u u. in., pray
or meeliiiK. U : i& a. in., JJlliH'
school, Alvln Tipton, acting Hiipm'-
liitonuunt. A imwJng, wull-oran
j.ed wciiool. 11 u. in., iiiorulng
worship broadcast ovur KjcNU)
l-'lve-iuloultt story for the young
folks, nolo, U , V. Dowin'r. hvr
mon, "The i'menifneiice of Chrlsl."
2:M p. in., service hi Jtiddle bapt
ist church, under tin? uiispiccK of
iX)yullstM .Married 1'eople s class.
(i:4fi p. in., iluptlsl Voiiiik INiupltV
linloiis. Two societies. We shall
uiille for the haccahuirentc seiv
Jce at the hih school in Lhc; eve
ning. Wednesday, 7:llu mission
ury prayer nietitlnH. Slides on
Africa will be shown,
i' '
Free Methodist Church, West
ROBeburg, coni.ii' Harvard and
I'nipfjua Ave. Sunday services:
Miitday school y:i;i, morning wor
Hlnp 10:46, evening survfeu 7:110.
. We have our ri'gular prayer serv
ice at the church every Wednes
day evening at 7:110, also cottage
' meetings on Friday uighis at 7:;t0.
We have some very iiitmesilng
iiible (U.sciiMsioiiH In our Krlday
evening sorviees. Vou are wel
come. .Marvin Kuigge, pastor.
Glad Tldlnfls of the Air, over
KKNH, S:ir-u:U0 Sunday inornlnu.
Subject: "The Seventh Hay Willi
Jhe Itlsen Uhrisl, us a l'orenhadow
ot Ills Second Coming." Ira K.
Juuikiii, niluislur. Iteuuleiice -HH
. boil Ui Main street, Koseourg.
The Angelus Hour, I-1: Hit,
, 'ItNUibject: "Shall Uive lie
I, Servau.vtvSuvereU'.n." Charles A
Edwards. ';... -;
, St. Paul's Lutheran Church,
uuruy ami Alllltary Ktieut. West
ItoHeDurg. Tim uervlee or Sunday,
Amy 'id, begins aL 7 -in p. in. Tim
; Harmon topic. Is "Chrlrit's Two
.Striking- Lessons ' In Itegard to
"pally limit.." The Sunday school
''mourn at a. ill., Mrs. N. An-
'drateff is silperllitendciit. The Sun
clay school teachers meet SaLtirday
afternoon at the paiitor's home for
'! their regular meeting. We most
icOnlitilly -invite the iubllu to al-.-teul
our service and Sunday
,'schnoi. W. A. Sylwusler, 1170 Mill
Mury street, pustor.
First Christian Church, cotnei1
of. t)ouias and, Kane. Linden (!.'
I.eavitl, ml'ilhter. Teinpohtry roM
deiuu' (it ()inpftia hotel. Clittreii
Kchocl heglmt nt. !f: Ifi ti. m. Clansus
lor all groiipH. honahl Koliz, gou
rnl siipeil leudcnt? Al o r i I u g
church worsilp al tei hiiity
O'clock.- T.ieine: "l:till.lng ('hris
llanlly In Hie Modern t.anu' of
'Life." Young I't'oplo's rodety oi'
Cl.rttiii). lit! '.eavor meets on Sun
day evening so 'en o'clock. The
evening chiiruri worship will he
dl.-mlxsed lu cooperation '.villi (he
faculty unci Htudcut body ot our
local high ('),ml.lltl-oc( lllhle
study on Wednesday evening nt
aovoii thirty.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
I)t il. Unng'.at. ttreoU ItegMhir ser
vice S'ir.day al U:0ti a. in. Subject
1 iit letinon: "Soul and IWnly." Sun
1 day school convenes at !l:If. a. in.
', Wednesday e v e n 1 u g neollnas
j which lucludi! test iinoni('!i of hcal
. lug t.:ul retu:ui.L' en Chrlsliuu Scl-
elit e are held at S:(iO o'clock. The
' reading renin lu front of the church
'c.N lice "In open di lly, except ilun
ilttys and holld ys from U;imi to
''l:ui) p. m. and on i'lmduys from
; i):;iO to ll:iMi a. m. Here tho Uibln
: niul :ill authorised t'lirlitliau Sci
ence Itloralui e may be read, bor-
: - NEW ZEALAND.
' SOUTH SKA ISLANDS
Book on .i popular Aw mt All-lixptuit
Tqht by the .iy "simhinc toucc" to
' .'AustMlfj, the l.uul of vivid toniujis,
, stringc animals, birds of lntlli.nu plum
" ige, stone-age alwrtgincs.. stop on the
way it Hawaii.. .and Suva, in the lip
blinds. Regular sailings from Vancou
ver and Victoria, U. C, by
CANADIAN IINJS
"AQRANG1" ami 1 'JAtlARA"
",Th "Aor.mi" has been newly related1,
larger rooms, letor.ucd in the modern
'manner, more conveniences, nunc pn
vate baths. ..or go on the'N.M"...
bojh ships were espciially-, constructed
for tropical travel. Rouml trip fares art
tYtfthtt.iy few, 1st, Cabin' anj 3rd
Qass. For complete details, literature
in4 bookings sec YOUR OWN
. TRAVEL AGliNT, or our local otfues.
V. II. DEACON, Gwl
Ajeni P"H' ntrf . '
BrVilif (Amffitta B.nk
Bltf ) B )7, PonUiii
Churches
LK. CllAilLKS A. KUWAUUS
The peacemaker, the friendly
pei Hon, the cooperator, tin;
builder or brotherhood and kin
dliness in the earth, is surely
the man after Cod's own heart.
We are members one of anoth
er; we are intended (o Ket
iiIoiik together, to he hrothtsr to
brother and friend to friend.
Human existence will never
come to its own until we lea in
to do that. The crime of all
crimes aaliiKt humanity Is the
crime of dlvlKion unit bitterness
and hostility. War and the spirit
that breeds war are altogether
of the devil; they lead away
from everything that is finely
human and in the tboiiKhts and
plans of (iod for maiiliind. May
wo hear Thy voice cnlliiiK u 0
(led, to serve the cuiisc of peace
ami Justice and friendliness In
the earth, tilve us the spirit of
our Muster, the love that suf
fered! Ioiik arid is kind to build
the kingdom of God upon the
earth. Amen.
rowed or s;iimc:'lhcd for. The pub
lic hi cordially invited lo attend
the church services und to visit
tho reading ro.un.
Full Gospel Asaembiy, lub Doug
las street, llcv. A. Harold Persfng,
pHt'l. r. Tonight at 7:15. Uvnngeli.st
I'lillllp." bringing an inspiring mes
sage. l)on'l miss Ibis service. Serv
ices for St'uday: Sunday school at
II MS, Wllllaiv liiomps, luiporiu
t endent of ebiHse H. We ha ve a
growing glowing school. Come and
Join us. Morning worship begin
ning ut II a, m. ICvaugeiisl Phil
lips speaking. Street meeting at
li:W. KvangellHtie service begin
ning at 7 :)!", Kvangelhit I'hlllips
preaching. There will be meellngs
next week every night except
Monday ami Saturday nights. Conic
for straight lllhle preaching.
EniscoDal Church. C h u I e h
school ! : -Ifi, I loly coinmuulou
7-'111 l.'v..rif mi., Id ini'fiil tn nl.
lend this service as I he it; will not
bo an eleven o'clock service.
Phone or tell your neighbor.
First Presbyterian Chufch. "The
Lost Chord--FOUND," theme al,
the Presbyterian church for Sun
day morning at II, The evening
service will unitu with the otlieV
churches at Senior High school for
the baccalaureate service. The pas
tor of the Presbyterian church will
speak Sunday evening nt (Jllde
baccalaureate service. Young pen
pie's meetings at ii:;n (instead of
:ir) to give time, to reach the
high school. All young people in
vited. Wednesday evening a repre
sentative of I r. Cooper's greni
Jewish eyangellr.atlou society will
give a : sVerenptilcnn address . on
"Tho New Pa lest Inn." Klne 1 pic-
Far be it
v;---' III
camping trip wouldn't be ;
complete without me. However,
I never lose sight of the
fact that my success is due
to the
poured out
used
i'or jifty -ni lie wars Hills ,',., lm.
Mcmlfa.slly imiiiiliiiiwil i Inulilion of
unchiinginpsjiuiliiy in rmstiug ami
imvlilitgtic pimt ivjjcv vbinimiHc.
lures mid an absorbliiKly Interest
hiK lecture. Hear this. Win. C. Kau
cette, minister.
Behind tho Scones
In Washington
By Rodney Dutchor
WASHINtlTON, May 2J.
Only
a tiny dribble of the mull now
comlnK to congress from its con
stitueiits mentions the supreme
court.
The largest batches of it have
to do Willi issues of war and
peace. The volume isn't any
where near as large us the su
preme court mall of u few weeks
ago, but il is persistent and sub
stantial. Highest on the mail count,
among the three main Issues in
the war-peace field, is the resolu
Hon of Congressman Louis Lud
low for a referendum on declara
tions of war and for I he etfmina
lion of war profits. N curly all the
letters being received are In favor
of it.
Ludlow's proposed amendment
would make , the power of coi-
Kiess to decline war contingent
upon a popular referendum, except
;,, .i... .... i i. '
in the event of an Invasion of the
United States or its territorial
puHHcssions which involved attack
on AiiKM'icau citizens. Congress,
when It deemed a nulloual crisis
to exist, could refer for a national
popular vole Iho question, "Shall
the United States declare war on
' without a favorable
vote, war couldn't be declared.
Upon declaration of war the
president would he rerpiired im
mediately to conscript "all the
public and private war properties,
yards, factories ami supplies," fix
ing compensation al not more
thau, l per cent on tax values.
Ludlow has 10U siguutures for
a petition to discharge the reso
lution from the house judiciary
committee, hut 218 are required.
The other measure's are the
Shepparii-Hill bill, which gives
Iho president power to establish
an economic diclatoishlp in cane
of declaration of war. and the
Nye-Kvule bill, which would deny
federal funds to hind grant col
leges where military training is
made compulsory rather than op
tional. .Most itiall js lu opposition
to (he former bill and lu favor of
the latter.
That Court Story
No one could ever add tin nil
Hie supreme court mult :md
analyze it, hut there seems no
iHU'slfon that the great bulk of it
was lu onilOH Hon in Ihn ureal.
dent's plan.
mem are iwo stock s or es. one;
or which you will hear in almost I
any senator's office, which run I
virlually as follows:
Opponent: Out of everv hun
dred loiters 1 received during the
tirst reliction period, only about j
four favored the plan.'
Proponent: "I Vvas amazed at
the deluge of letters against Hie
mini. uen t eucciuMl the names
with people back home and found
Hum iihiiiil ifk mil ,tt t in i. .........
renin republicans
Comments of a
coffee pot
from me to brag, but a.
grand coffee
of me I'm always
for Hills Bros."
t-Vri'W'i Mil II
FORECAST MADE ON
NATION'S INJURED
i'OKTLANiv 'slay 21.-ap
w. k. Long ii low s;puuook upon
lire is nono too bright. 'I ho im
tioiiat director of the Heel Cross
firbt aid and life saving services
says one out of every 14 persons
In lliii I'niiu.l slmiKu villi l.u t,,.....
dentully injured this year. ; '
Accidents took Hie lives of 111,
000 persons last year, he said, and
injured 9,700,000. They cost the
American people, something like
a,6ou,000 a day.
Longfellow is here for a series
of conferences.
OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
HOIHK, Idaho, May 2L-t-(AP)4
Hessle L. Walker of Ontario, 'Ot a.,
filed suit for SI 1,332 damages
against the Idanha Hotel company
of Boise, alleging she waa injur
ed in an hotel ejevator.
POItTLAND, May 21. (API '
, . . 'TV ",u
I elf if! ocean ended today lor two
Idaho youngsters in an auto cinsh
on a traffic safety button.
Arthur Phillips, Hi. ami Kay
living, 14, both of Boise, didn't get
to the ocean they had neveu
seen. The boys-received minor In
juries lu the accident. Police will
return them to their homos, " '
PORTLAND. .May 21. (AP)
Oregon's cavalcade to Hie Coldep
Hate bridge lleslu look on an al
most warlike aspect when (iover
n or Charles Martin, in a radio ud
dres3, called for a "militant, fight-
Schilling,
purely Tan ilia
1
Jf,c 1
favorlasls
Sunday Dinner at
BRAND'S
(Served Every Day!)
Home Cooked Food.
Reasonable Prices. .
Come out and enjoy the
garden. It is Summer
again.
1 - -
, .. -.. 1.
I -a
J MILK
pJ I Red 4. White
lug people,".' to tell California
"we're in the race to clean them
tip."
The governor referred to h&
need of an aggresse campaign
on the pari of Oregon rottuleiits lo
"sell" the state and its advant
ages to Culifcrnians.
KLKiKNK, May 21. (AP) A
power scooter is a motor vehicle
and operators must havo driving
licenses, Otto Gilatrap, license ex
aminer, ruled today, The Isnue
arose when u 13-yeur-old boy want
ed to rent one of lite ' puddle
junipers" from u ISugeno firm.
SMITH TO ADDRESS
SUTHERL1N 'GRADS'
The Kev. I'erry Smith, of St.
(inoigu's KplHcopal church of
Kcmcbtirg, will deliver the liatcul
uureute udflresH for the gruduut
ing class ot Siitherlin high school
ut the Methodist churcli in Suth
crllu ut 11 a. m. Sunduy. The Kev.
.Mr. Smith will uIbo be the speuk
ar at the union bacculaureute serv
Iro In Rosehurg Sunday nlglit.
gelatine dessert Specials f or Saturday and Monday, May 22-24
Flav-R-Jell, assorted f i. Sunspun Stk&9i
flavors, 3 pkgs. for AtUV TP IJr
SALAD DRESSING . f
TOMATO JUICE
Sunspun A
15c SALAD DRESSING i-L $7
MACARONI our value a mm
cr".: 17c SHRIMP . . 2V,8 57C
Van Camp
PORK & BEANS
Red & White
Grape Fruit Juice
.. Blue & White
TOMATOES
Red & White
Whole Kernel
Harvest Pride
FLOUR
Red & White
CORN FLAKES
COFFEE
Early Riser
COFFEE
CLEANSER
The following
L. J. Allen Sutherlin
Frnnk Bradslrccl Riddle
N. D. Cool Drain
N. R. Fisher Kclley'i Corner
C. J. Grimm Roseburg
I. B. Nichols Brockway
MARTIN URGES PWA
PROJECTS ACTION
WASHINGTON. May 21. (AP)
Congressman Walter AL Pierce
of ta Grande, Ore., received a tele
gram from Governor Cbarlei H.
Martin today asking him lo sup
port legislation authorizing grants
for projects submitted under the
original public works administra
tion regulations.
On the busis of grunts for con
struction and material, Oregon
has made Sti applications totaling
about 96,500,000, the governor said.
Additional needs reaching $16,
500,000 have not been filed, be
added.
LEGION PLANS TO
DEVELOP ."LEADERS"
POItTLAND, .May 21. (AP)
Tho American Legion Jiopes to de
velop uu ulertnesa to government
by working with boys; Homer
Challlaux of Indianapolis, national
Americanization director, said to
day. Six thouBnnd youngsters in the
v i
22Y2 oz.
Tins
No. 2'i
2 for..
No. 212's
2 for
Corn
-
No. 2's
2 for.
merchants in Roseburg trd ui-roundift temtory will
H, F. Hebard ..Umtap
A. G. Henningcr GltuidtW
W. R. Anderson......:... . fi.Rooburg
L. E. Henninger...;.......,Canyonville
Morgan's Grocery;.....v.'.-..-:..Roseburg
Reynolds & Adams . ..Myrtle Creek
11 wesl "rn" state will attend Le
sion famua . Uiis summer where
they will organize and direct their
own government.
"We Hope to drive the racketeer
and (he -individual seeking selfish
end$ out )ui .our government by de
veloping natural leaders," he said.
MRS. OLSON RITES
SET FOR SUNDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Otto
Olson, of West Jloaeburg. who
died Thursday morning, will be
held at 2 p. m. Sunday at tho
Koseburg Undertaking company
parlors. Rev. J. R. Turnbull Will
officiate and Interment will be In
the Wilbur cemetery.
ALCOHOLISM DEATHS
DROP VERY LITTLE
WASHINGTON, May 20. (AP)
The census bureau reported to
day deaths from alcoholism aver
aged 2.6 per 100,000 population
during 1935. This compared with
3.9 In 1934, 4 In 1.128 and 5.S In
1916.
nCD wilTE1
wutcuie
Now to make salads a delightful summer advcnturel That should be your
goal. Nature gave us golden salad oil fresh eggs spices from the Orient.
Our master chefs, blend these precious Ingredients and give you the finest
Salad Dressing In the worldl Sunspun and Red & White Mayonnaise. On
sale tris weekend at all Red & White Food Stores.
Hie
23c
19c
27c
$1.63
49-ib.
Sacks
as
2 pkgs.
for
2$c
i-ib.
Bags
1-Ib.
Bags ..
Tall cans
3 for
2 cans
for
19c
23c
Stock and Bond
Average
STOCKS
Compiled by tho Associated Press.
May 21:
30 IS 15 60
lud'ls Kli'a Ufa St ka
Today 11.9 45.1 42.1 67.6
Prev. day .... 91.8 45.6 41.0 1)7.6
.Month ago .... 93.8 45.7 45.1 69.6
Vear ago S0.8 33.4 45.7 60.2
1937 high 101.6 49.5 61.0 75.3
1937 low K8.5 37.8 40.9 66.4
1936 high 99.3 43.6 63.7 72.8
1936 low .!-. 73.4 30.2 43.4 65.7
BONDS
20 10 10
Hit's Ind'ls I't'a
, 93.3 103.0 97.9
. 93.0 102.9 97.9
. 93.6 102.8 99.7
. 91.6 102.6 101.2
. 99.0 104.4 102.8
. 92.6 102.4 97.8
. 98.2 104.4 103.1
. 86.9 10.8 99.3
10
Fgn.
71.8
71.4
71.7
6S.5
74.7
70.5
73.0
B7.6
Today
Prev. day ..
Month ago ..
Year ago ....
1937 high ....
1937 low
1936 high ....
1936 low
ANNUAL
I It's Salad
0, Time
FRENCH DRESSING
Red & White,
8-oz. bottle jC
FRUITS FOR SALAD
Red & White, f f
No. I's, 2 for
MARSHMALLOWS
Red & White, gy
16. bag AOW
PINEAPPLE
Red & White, Home
st)!!o, No. 22's
20c
PEARS
Red & White, aa
Fancy, No. 22's JtG
tem
m
f 27c 1
Quarts M
. RkKitt Ct....MH VtlWj
ft. T. StmmiM YtV
O- Ttio' Ilkton
H. R. Under Oakland
Ellison A Ellison Dillard
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