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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURGT OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 28. J 938. . Y. TIES PIRATES Fl OUR BOARDING HOUSE Homer With Bases Loaded off Larry French Beats Chicago Cubs. By GAYLK TALBOT (Associated ProBa Sporta Writer) Tlio New York Giants were In a (loud heut with l'lttsburgh today for the leadership of the Nationu league, with eight Winn and a eliigla loan. In awampiug the Phillies twice yesterday, 7 to 3 and 11 to G, the (Hunts puimneied a tolul of 27 him, Jn the seventh Inning or the sec ond game they put over eix runs on five solid smacks, including homo runB by Lelber and Moore. Pittsburgh prevented the (Hants from taking full iKiBsetfsion of the lead by defeating the Chicago CubB, 6 to 5. Vaughan, Pirate shortstop, supplied the winning inurgln whoti he lilt the jlckpot In the seventh Inning a home run -with the bases louded. Larry French was bis victim. The Ilrooklyns snapped a four gaino losing streuk by belting four - Jloston lice twlrlers for 17 hits and a 13 to 2 victory. . Warnoke Hurls Blank Wnrnoke brought the St. Louis Cardinals out of their prolonged slump with a 6 to (I shutout of Cin cinnati, in which he gave up only threo bits. Cleveland's IndluuB remained on top in the Amerlcuu league, al though they BUtferud their first de tent since opening day at the hands of the Chicago White Box, 6 to 3. The Sox Jumped on Murder for four runs after two were out In the seventh. Thornton Lee be cume the first Box pitcher to last tho limit this year. The Yankees finally won two In a row ut the expense of Philadel phia 0 to 2, and their 111 hits would Indicate that the champioiiB are at last finding the range Hurting stopped the A's cold utter the see ing inning, when Hookie Lodiglnni lilt u homer with one on. Joe Dl Mugglo was expected to udd his big bat to the Bwolling Yankee choruB when the Yanks faced the lied Box today ul the stadium. Dcshong pitched the surprising Washington Senators Into second place with a 6 to 2 performance over Boston, - Till) St. LouIb Browns gave De troit a 1 to 2 beating. Newamn hurled his third complete gume uud his third straight victory and sot the Tigers down with four safetieB. Major Hoopla f STRAKK3EP.S HOW DO YOU 6PuTt-T; SPlff-r- M' PEAR ' f I EXPECT MB TO RECOGNIZE WHAT MAMNER OF OEST IS I YOU WITH ALL. THE SHAVES f THIS? B3AD, YOUR IW- M ' 1 Aim UAIO-! ITS ALIO -1 CAH ?l Cll I, lAfirtllC lY OCT U COLLARS vaptli Owp Tuiui-; ' lay AAiesz-nkici-nzi icn a& ucn ( r ' IV THERE'LL BE AW IMPROVEMENT If INQ UPON OUR FORMER , P IU TABLE MANNEP,S-AWC v-jJff APPEARANCE f -r I I THIS IS OERTIE, 1M CASE IfV- -7 YOU WANT AN . "zZW;iZi. MJi- iwtopcj il ' -sjc 0000 f" Z . t m lui.lt- -s n is-y Mt J NJir i 7 . Y " ' ' CQ PAQ FRESH NAZI ORDER Henvywelght Chumplnn Joe Louis in tho Yuukee studlutn June 22. He thinks tho Louis-Schmellng built will gross more thuu $1,000,- 0U0. TheSfandings By the Associated Press, : Coast ' - By the Associated Press. 'Pnrtluud yesturday popped to the - top of the Coast league stund lugs, replacing Lus Angeles, by ile Icating Oakland I to 2. Tliomas' big curve, which tempted 10 Oak liuul . batters to swing ror strike nuts, was u big factor In tho Bea vers'' victory. ' Lob Angoles, In slipping to sec lintl In tho standings, dropped u 4 to 3 decision to Hollywood when Nolmuii hlaslod tlie bull out of tliu lot. In the eighth for what proved to ho tliu winning lully. iMullor of Beutlle also broko up It nlcu Unlit Kumu will) it ninth-lulling circuit clout, which soul- u runner In nliuud of him and defeat ed Siicnmiunto. 8 to U. Williams of Baornmenlo hud lied Ihu count at (Mi with H homer uud, it mate on basn In tho sixth. - Montague, of Oukhmd also click ed In tho hume-run list In Inst night's Rumen, but It was wanted na Thomas mowed down tliu other Uuks in tho plncheB. San Frunclsco fclciila1 (1-0 victory over Sun Diego was their first shutout of the season. They thank ed Shores' knuckle bull. PIPPEN STILL TOPS COAST MOUNDSMEN I.OS ANCKLKS, April 2S. (AP) With It! slrlke-oills to his cred it and five games won nuuliiKt none lost, Henry Plppcn, Sacra muiilo rlghthunder, reiuulned In tho forefront til Const league lillchurs, according In unofficial figures released hern loduy. Winners of three games, with no defeats, were Hay Prim 01" Los Angeles, Johnny llableh oi I loll v wood, hwlght Van I'leet of Oak hind and lllll Walker of Sueru niontu. JACOPREDICTS KAYO OF JOE LOUIS NHW YOHK, April 2N. (API Joe Jaeulis 'rutnruod from tier niany today anil predicted "Max BehmelliiR would It u o e k uul Tenni W L Pet. Portland 15 It) .(jot) Los Angeles IS II .677 Hollywood 14 12 ,63s Sacramento ....13 12 .520 Ban Kranclsco ; 13 13 .601) San Diego 12 14 .402 SeRttle , ;.12 14 .4112 Oakland - 9 17 ,34tl ' National Pittsburgh ; 8 1 .889 New York 8 1 .8811 Boston 4 3 .571 Chicago ... 5 4 .55(1 Brooklyn 3 f .376 Cluclunutl 3 0 .333 St. Louis ., 2 7 .222 Philadelphia .i 1 7 . .125 : .-. . y American Cluvi-laud i. (i 2 .750 WliBhlnglon 0. 3 .6117 Boston 6 4 .660 New York 6 5 .600 Chicago ) ; 4 4 .600 Bt. Louis 4 6 .-.444 Detroit ; ...:........:. 3 i .333 Philudulplila 2 li .260 STRIKES AT JEWS BKKL1N, April 27. (AP) JeWB must register without delay their fortunes und properties at home and abroad, under a decree Issued today by Field Marshal Goerlng, nuzliloin's No. 2 man, as director of Germun's four-year plan to at tain economic independence. The decree stipulates that all Gorman Jews must register nnd evaluate their entire German and foreign possessions, provided they exceed 5,000 marks ($2,000). Fortunes under 5,000 marks ure exempted. Foreign Jews living In (lei ninny nillBt register their tier mnn possessions. At the same time, the decree provides that sale or rent of Jew ish business undertakings, farms or foruBl preserveB must be re ported to authorities. KsluhllBument of ' new Jewish businesses or even brunch offices must be approved by authorities. II was stated that the decree is lo Borvo the liurpoue of registering, nil Jewish possessions in - Ger many, especially In Austria. SENIORS HEAR MUSIC, DISCUSS FLOWERS Mnurico Adams, clarinetist, nnd Andy Corn, gullurist, provided tho entertainment for ltosuburg high school seniors at a meeting In the Btudy hall Wednesday morning. eollowing several popular num bers played by tho pair, Wayne Howo, class president, conducted the inuetlnK, during which the nuoatlnu of cluss flowers was discussed.- Leroy Hiatt, adviser, made an nouncements concerning tho huh- quel" to bo given by tho Beulor mothers. Prlncipnl ,C. II. Beard urgod ull HluilenlH to have culingu entrance applications on lilo with the of! lee and to support their cluss pluy. RETAIL PRICES DOWN Closely following tho recent de- clinu in wholesale murket prices, Montgomery ward today aunnuue- od reductions in their retail prices lo somu of Ihu luwest levels in the history of tho company. ' These prices will he in force In all Montgomery Wnrd stoves tor the duration of the Benll-uumial mil Week Bale, April 27 to May 7. Mr. J. W. Fariss, manager of the KoKchurg Wuril store, commented: "Not since I have been ill business. have I seen these prices go so low. They ure even under the 1932-33 prices that wo thought wore abso lutely rock Imlloin." BENEFIT DANCE SET BY DAV CHAPTER Dean-Perrlno chapter of the Dis abled American Veterans will sponsor- u benefit dance ut the Hose burg armory Saturday night. Pro ceeds will be used for relief work among disabled veterans and their familles. A special program or in strumental and vocal music uml tup dancing will he included. Mu sic will be furnished by tho'Dunce llmers. MOSQUITO CONTROL PROJECT REFUSED POIITLAND, April 2S. (AP) Certainly no one loves a mosnuito and today the county and the Government Sanitary Toilets May Be Obtained from the L. W. Metzger Co. There is no labor charge for building or installation. WPA shied cleur of the responsi bility tor curbing the pesky in sects' summer attacks. . E. J. Griffith, WPA administra tor, said the control was a local' problem while Commissioner Shult asserted uny failure to continue the work would be blamed on the gov ernment, Grifnth went deeper than that. He said Oregon had received 2 per cent more in federal grants than It had contributed In taxes and that New Jersey and Florida, where they ure first clast mou-J quitoes, nave actually, though un consciously, donated to the Mult nomah county cuuse. u W. R. (BILLY) yiNSON Republican ciindldato'for Count Commissioner at the Primaries, May 20, 1938. Thut 1 may meet and I serve my old friends and make new ones. Adv. I ASHLAND, April 28.-(Speclal) Ten of the gruduutiug seniors of the Southern Oregon Shite Nprmitl school huvo secured touching posi tions for the year 1938-39. Four students from Ashland are among those who have been plac ed. Anita Cooke will teach In the primary grades at Butte Fulls, while Kenneth Schilling bus a cod tract to teach the upper grades and coach athleticB In that school. El mer Ayres has the upper grade po sition at Days Creek and Richard Applegate was elected to the up per grude position at Days Creek and ltichurd Appiegatu wus elect ed to the upper grades of the Wag ner CreeK school near Talent. Kleanor Chamberlain of Medfonl has a contract lor tlio north f ruit- dale school near Grants Pass, Mark Seeloy of Coqullle has secured the upper, grade position at Looklng- glass, Florence Allls of Oukhmd will teach the Boston school near Itoseburg, Reatha Hartell Dunn of Freiichgleu has a rural school at Blllzen. Allene Hough of Klamath Fulls lias been selected to teach in Klamath county, and Susie Hut chinson of DayB Creek will have the. Sunnydule school near Drain, BILL TO BAN ALIEN FISHERMEN OKAYED . WASHINGTON, April 27. (AP) -A bill to forbid aliens to ffsh commercially In Alaskan waters received the approval of the house territories committee today. The bun would go into effect three yeurs from (lute of enactment of the .legislation. Although controversy -has aria- en over Japanese fishing opera tions off the Alaskan coast, dele gate I Jim ond of Alaska said the measure was not aimed at citizens of any particular country but -was merely designed to carry out a j House Wiring t By Our Expert a Specialty City Electric 124 W. Cass St. Phone 233 YOU CAN CONTROLSKIDS CTn SEE FOR, YOURSELF HMUINO SWETV TEST SHOWS NOW R0VU fl IT """ MASTERS STOP 4 TO 223 FEET QUICKER t-3 fr Wi JlCljTIr" HIiuitliHU nilliHlillll HrimciirimiMVl JL.S M COKTROtS HOE hiisi iiirm mihiio W-jlfl'7' SKIDS IffEtotiicKCR :7ttfcT quicker 46rtnwani I SiSStTillSSiS mi miuiiMtim m cm mui 1 JiT'nl.'ISIII'iS imimi.n mui n mi... niiiiiiii.ii l!!!a! ct-S--" m Hnnlttmniien. aSak-.:: 62 rth h Irt 75 mi (Kticmn hlifmQuioiii 1 223 feci qucwr iSHj S,"! S filR a tflraet Hsntn I llltlllls Uh nai. I Ciint e In today 1 Scctin oncniinutc,why lloynl Alaslrrs are snfrr, stop quicker. control skids oil nil kinds of roads in all kinds of weather, ISo obligation. HANSEN MOTOR CO. Oak and Stephens St. ' Roseburg, Ore. nor a m tm -u. s. tint' w vntm nnniunt kwki i .... . tut YttU MMItV. . , TOUmttltHHH, TW WMftWXm . TMt MALIK Dr. J.M. Ingalls Registered Chiropodist ... Podintritt At the Umpqua : Hotel Saturday. April 30th '.. ' 25 years in practice 18 years in Oregon Three years in regular visits . to, Roseburg ' ' All foot ailments treated - Freo Consultation policy established by congresb Id 1906. HUNDREDS BREAK STATE VEHICLE LAW SALEM, Aorll 27.-( API-Htate Dollce .arrested. 627 persons In marcu lor violation or motor ve hicle laws, sentences and ilneB for these offenses totaling 2.U7U days and 17,017. There were 198 arrests for crimes against person and prop erty, sentences and fines aggre gating 112 years and 12.454. Sixty-four persons, arrested for game code violations, were fined 11,332, while the eight oei-sons who violated the commercial fish eries code were fined 1420. UNSOLD APPLES IN OREGON REPORTED PORTLAND. April 28. (AP) C. J. Hansen of the bureau of ag ricultural economics said today less than 80 carloads of apples re mained for marketing In the Hood River and southern Oregon dis tricts. The eastern weighted auction averages increased from $1.21 in January to J1.58 a box in April, Oregon has already shipped 2287 boxes compared with 2906 for the 1937 season. FOR BEST TRACT0R8 International machinery. Cream separators. Oliver seventy tractor. Stearns & Chenoweth, Oakland. Adv. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 0 0 ONE GROUP OF Children Shoes Specially priced for i ft ft I Dollars Days at, pair J MSMSSSlArfSMfcSS SyiBJMSJSSBStSI ONE LARGE GROUP , Ladies Shoes and Oxfords i A size and heel for every woman. specially priced tor o f AA Dollar Days, pafr . ?AW MsMriaWssssMsssWhs m i I 1 Goldics Booterie Roseburg' Only Exclusive Shoe Store WML d a FRIDAY Second Day A TALKING MOTION PICTURE PRESENTED BY at the INDIAN THEATRE Dy Dates Time FRIDAY APRIL ' SATURDAY 29th-30A . 9:30 A. M. 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