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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1937.
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BOURBON WHISKEY
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SHANGHAI SUFFERS
WAR'S WORST ONSET
(ContiiiuM from page 1)
.Ininuye Iron. Jitimiieor ufr Iwintbs.
It wua lfarwd fix foreign honiHH in
the wf hI cm district of Shanghai
which thr JjipaiK'Hp d.-mroytMl hail
hHoiiKt'il to j ii American rjil en
tut a coiu-i'i'ii.
The hoiiBfa were t-mtnl-d by
f j-r iita iirt ami I trill; hem. ull of
wliuiii IiupiK'iu-d to lt uwity whfii
ilit nir liiiiitTtt catiit. Tim h(iiH-H
wi;r iiuirkfd with huge flans ls
Ifii.ali.it; (heir tt-iiaiilH' naiionaliy.
Oiih Kriiish Iniiaiit -lirK''tl iliat
til bnnilmi (lineal of Ihcsc hniisrs
whh "wilifut and willioul tiirin)KM,
as thiv were no rimmm- iroopri
within ball a mil" and it wih iin-tOfjfibl-
not i hm' Hit- flaH."
It w.i -(litiaiid nioM' than '
Cliiiieso won killed u voundi'd ic
ih inio-national m-n -m'iil.
Sonn 5ii uiih'H wi-at uf Khiuiyl.nl
an adiiilfonal 7a CIi.ih'hm i-ivlllans
w.ro killed when Jap wiiiplitiit"
hitfiiln-d a paHxcimer i rain on I ho
Snoi hnw-Ka.hiiiK r;,llwir.
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SPECDAl VALUES
Sport Oxfords
0 Crepe soles, flat heels. g, p.
0 Leather soles, medium heels. P WZr&
9 Calf or suede leathers.
6 Black, brown, navy.
DRESSES
Silks and Rayons in
plain colors or prints.
Values to $6.95
Sizes. 12-20
SILK HOSIERY
Full Fashioned
O First Quality
Splash Proof.
Newest Shades
Blouses
Crepe or Satin
Plain or Printed
Fussy or Tailored
Close Out
all
Sweaters
and Skirts
Sharp reductions to clear
out ,-tcck at once.
lioniPl (.Inpatient1) news agency re
ported I ha I K weifjui, capilul of
Suiyuaii provinrp, approximately
:N'iO miles wnt of Iipip, bad jpri
raptured by the Japanese army to
day. The Japanese forces operating to
the soul Invent along the pHipltiK
ro Hankow railway advanced to i
within Uf index of Shunteb, In
southern llopeli province. Other I
Jiinauefie tin it ri wore aliacUint;
('hinetie poitlilrHK In NianiMekwaii '
Push on the Chenpial railway, eat i
pas on Oi ft ChenKtui railway, uhi '
pf-h and ShatiHl provinces. I
Oi.e t:if;antic prolr'ciile of nride
termiiieil cirigln exploded in the !
Meitlernent near the foreign V. M.
('. A., killing and wound ttiR
f'hinexe civilian.-. Forty more were ,
killed and injured when Hie km eel !
car Ihey were riding In was blown '
off the tiitckn near the barriradeH
h-h.l by American marines on the
northern edge of (he uetllenienl.
Police reported that at least
half a dozen other hIicIIs. believ
ed to be Japanese anti-aircraft
Khelln, fell In the Hett lenient. Ten
pertfoiiH were killed and wounded
when one shell clashed Into the
avenue road, one of Shanghai's
main thoroughfare.".
Oilier projectiles h in h h Ii i
I through a window of the Caiiowiu
company, a Oerman firm next door
i to the British-American Tobacco
!'o., and near the navy V. M. C.
; A.. Ktruck the avenue road pollen
; station, and in Tlendong road In
i rear of the embankment building
i where Hellish military headfpiar
jtera Ih located.
Warships Take Part
All (be Japanese warships all
the way down the 12 miles of the
WhaiiKpoo river to the Yangtze
estuary joined In the ear splitting
j crescendo as they attempted to
drive off the Chinese raiders.
At the same time tiie warships
were bombarding the Pool ting
area on the opposite side of the
Whaugpoo from Shanghai's llund
with their heaviest ordnance. The
Chinese machine gun crews in
Pootung joined in. taking advant
age of the opportunity to peppor
the Japanese cruiser Idzunio and
other ships to drive off their anti
aircraft crews.
Populace Terrorized
At the north station a furious
battle was raging and the terrl-
fic crescendo of the guns rocked
j the city. The populace was
i thrown Into terror as night settled
! down.
Hy the evening dinner liour traf
fic in the settlement streets had
stopped. All pedes! rians ducked
for cover, with scores hugging
doorways. The usual evening
crowd on the Hunfl vanished like
magic
Over the settlement anti-aircraft
fragments and star shells looped
through the air Aike semes of ,viv
idlv twinkling stars.
Three Chinese tilrphuies assum
ed ghost like shapes as Ihey flitted
1 through I ho moon-lit clouds in a
shadowy game of hide-and-seek
whh the fingers of the piercing
HglU from the searchlights aboard
the Japanese warships.
Marines Take Cover
United States marines were
I forced to take cover in their sanil
j bagged barricades along Soochow
! creek when three of a dozen or
j more giants bombs lauded danger-
I i lull inure oi ine miKiisias per
sonnel were not Injured by the
Japanese shower of shrapnel was
probably due to Ad'Mltal Yarnell's
prompt action. In ordering all
bands below.
Willi the big push about to get
under way. I he Japanese army of
ficially announced li.o-lti Japanese
tool tii t.n kill...! ..i.l ii;i7 1.. '
wounded up lo Oct. 10.
PLYLOCK MILL IN
PORTLAND REOPENS
fContlnupd from page 1)
Ihorize CIO unions lo extend fi
nancial help, jf possible, to the In
ternational wood workerH. of Ore
gon. who:e representative. Al liar
tiuig. said members bad been lock
ed out by an AKL boycott near
Portland and needed aid.
Adopting a permanent national
policy lor the first time, leaders
unanimously approved a resolution
yesterday to co-operate with em
ployed in udmfnist ration of col
lective bargaining agreement l
which, they sain, must be writtHii
toiiinicts.
DKNVKIl. Oct. I (.(API The
American Federation of Labor con
vention today was mg.d by Mayor
John F. I lore, of Seattle lo make
the Pacific coast the focal point of
its Html to overthrow CIO unions.
I lore told debates, "if you keep
the CIO off Hie Pacini: coast, ft
will never be a national organiza
tion and the end will soon come."
There are more than 2r!7.ilon
churches in the 1'nited Slates;
communicants number more than
17.(Mio,(ioo.
-o-
The silence in parts of the
Rocky mountains is so great that
the flapping of partriilce wings
can be beard for several miles.
VATICAN THROWS
SUPPORT TO JAPAN
("Continued from page 1)
war against the spread of com-
lnunlsin as inimical to the church.
Tltis same quarter said that Jap
an s action tends to arrest bolshe
vist pdnetpttion lb Asia."
anti-lynchTng bill
in congress tasks
(Continued from page 1)
man Vinson (U., Ky.) asked mem
bers of a house ways and means
subcommittee today to report Nov.
4 to start drafting the statute It
will be considered in the regular
l!i:tK session.
For the first time in years, rev
enue aspects of the bill will be
secondary. The major object iveH
Kill be to codify, simplify and Im
prove tliH tax laws, removing in-
equities and easing the tax load
in instances where it imposes
hardship.
.May Free Wage-Hour Bill
Members of the house rules com
mittee may met In advance of the
special session to discuss possible
terms for releasing their strangle
hold on ibe v age-hour bill.
Chairman O'Connor ( OS. Y.)
said today he w& considering
sending such a request immediate
ly to all commiUeemeh.
Failure of congress to enact the
bill last session was one lactor
which prompted President Ttoose-vt-ii
to call Ibe extra session.
The senate passed the measure.
The house labor committee approv
ed It. lint the rules committee held
it up when republicans teamed up
in the opposition with southern
democrats.
"The hill," O'Conimr said, "In
my opinion will be paused b the
house without more than 75 votes
against Mt."
Forbids Child Labor
The wage-hour bill would create
a labor standards board with broad
powers to fix minimum wages up
to 4H cents an hour and a maxi
mum work week of not less than
4" hours in industries engaged In
interstate commerce.
It would forbid chitd labor, but
would exempt agricultural and!
mosi seasonal workers. '
The house labor committee add
ed amendments to prevent ship
ment In Interstate commerce of
imports produced under sub-staji-dard
labor conditions, to forbid the
board to fix minimum wages lower
than the rates prevailing in a Riven
locality or lower than those et
by collective bargaining.
Southern opposition has center
ed largely on the wage features.
Because living costs are lower in
the south, opponents argued, lower
minima should apply in thai section
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1933 Deluxe Chevrolet Fordor Sedan. Fender
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$565
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