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Newspaper Page TextSIX r-i ROSEfiURG NEWj-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1938. Beauty in Tuckslilch Fisher's Dept. Store - Comlorl. good taste and serviceability, too you'll find them all, and more, in these perfectly tailored Goldelte creations. A most interesting collection of sty!o3 and shades, in Ar-5VJ at MM tPajWs $1.50 Pants 506 Bed Jackets $1.25 Gowas $1.95 I Vests 50C -) Ski Panls 50C Goldette Tuckstitch' garments keep you warm cmd "comfy". It's the Height of the Season DRESS Fisher's announce "Loma Leads" and "Marontale" Dresses new exclusive lines in pine green, copper rust, teal blue, black. Dozens of new styles $8.95 GALOSHES Be ready for rain Fisher's specialize in lightweight, fashionable, all rubber sa loshes. U. S. Rubber "Gay-tecs." 4 WEEK-END SPECIAL WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES Up to $5.00 values in brown and black dress shoes. Kid and 65 OR .oH. leathers OiaO ' ELEGANCE m S5JEDE Here is delicate beauty in high-riding, slender-heeled, suede dress shoes. Double-row lattice cut-ouls lena sopnisiicmuu smartness. Other styles in low-heeled suecie ties -Special this week-end Department Store WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS iwas !iamr-l captain for the Wash . ingioii name. Members of Umpqua Club to Link Toil With Fun at Watson Cabin. Details of the second all-flay out ing and work party for members of Uinwiia Hkl club and those inter enteil in winter .sporlH, Hehetluled for Sunday, October Hi. at WaUoii rabin, were outlined before .13 en thusiantfc winter Hport devotees at a Hpwinl meeting held last night at the KoHebufK chamber of com merce, ami committees were named by President Ki nest I'nrath to make all the arrangements. A re.snme of the aetivitieH of the 27 club members who spent the day at Watson cabin last week-end was Hiven by Muynard Hell. A report on the need of Immediate future developments was made by George Churchill, who also announced to the group tin possibility of making tlio future development of the win ter sports site a WI'A project, in cooperation with county and forest officials. The group voted to ren der whatever assistance necessary to secure action on the project aim ; President I'nrath named Al Knudt-1 Hon, Klward Smith and K. A. Brit ton to form a planning eommittee. More Work Planned. The club will leave at 7 a. in. next Sunday for Watson cabin f ihii Hoy llufliaiu's sign shop with trans portation In the area being arrang ed. The members plan additional work on the shelter erected last week-end, wood cutting, and the laying out of additional ski runs. Ail planning on making the trip will provide their own lunches, wilh hot colfee and a hot dish to he pre pared by the club members at the site. Committees named by President Curat h Included: publicity and turnout, Muynard Hell; transporta tion, Orville .lohn ami Walter Car rier; tools, Hugh Whipple; work and jobs. Klward Smith, (till I'm nil h and Hill Loom is; euls, Carmel Newland ami Hetty Shoemaker; tdgns, Heel Shoemaker. Hill Loomis, Craig Marsters and .Ion Koherts; en bin equipment, .Mrs. (leorge Churchill; rules of area, 10. A. llrit tou ; project, Ccorge Churchill ; wood, Frank Norton, (leorgn Quino and Alan K mid t sou ; scrupbook, Itetiy Shoemaker. I KI'CKNK, Ore., Oct. 13 f AP) - University of Oregon football play ers scheduled a filial workout this morning berore entraining for a "Vame with Stanford Saturday. The ;U players of Coach Oliver's traveling squad smarted under hif remark that they were in good shape physically but too eager to yee the sights of New York. They will play Kordham October 22. burdment caused '& casualties. The number of Japanese ships near Swatow was said to be in creased to 28. U. S. NOT PREPARED, BARUCH DECLARES PA I .O A I .TO, Calif., Oct. 33! (API Coach Thornhill today was grooming 214-pound inexperienced Wall I m Witt for the pivot job in, the Stanford line to replace Tony Calvelli, who is recovering from fever and a leg infection. Calvelli is not expected to be in condition to play when the Indians meet the University of Oregon here Sat urday. Several other eligible var sity men will he out Saturday, too, because of injuries. Thornhill' said. SANTA ClU '.. Calif., Oct. 13 fAP) Washington State's thrice bealen football team leaves here tonight for Ix-s Angeh-s mid its game wilh the University of South ern California Saturday. Coach Hollingberry said he would take his s(uad of 21 south and hoped it would be able to break the jinx which has dogged it since the sea son started. The Cougars have ben at Santa Cruz since their de been at Santa Cruz since their de- JAP PLANES ATTACK" FORT 6U MILES FROM HANKOW SHANGHAI. Oct. 13lAp- Japanese lam! and naval forces launched a withering attack today on ShihrhaiMhan fort, just Co air miles from Hankow, around which tne invaders are slowly closing in while a new Japanese expedition ary force begins attempts to dom inate south China. .Most Japanese army and navy officials here believe the new of fensive near Canton, ii'jU miles south of Hankow, was aimed at severing southern railways and capturing the southern metropolis itself, thus facilitating the relent less drive toward Hankow, the pro visional capital. Keports gave credence to Chin ese claims of successes in the Teian sector, on the Kiuktang-Nan- hang railroad, where extremely bitter fighting still raged despite Japanese assertions the invaders had captured Vunghui, Hi miles outh of Teian, and had encircled the defenders of Teian. Si verul senators predicted today the troubled international situation would assure President Hoosevelt ;i clear track in congress if lie re quests substantial increases in the I question.' national defense budget. Senator King iIM'tab), who op of luu.uuu. posed the billion-dollar naval pansion program at the last ses sion, said in view of world condi tions he now was inclined to sup port larger appropriations for both navy and army. -Mr. Hoosevelt said this week a budget increase would be necessary to provide SK-O.Wt.OtM) for new warship construction next year. Senators Favorable Senator Borah fll-lda.). indicated! he would continue Ids opposition large naval expenditures, hut i LOS ANGKI.KS, Oct. Ut (AP) I Southern California apparently will go up against Washington State Saturday minus the services of Hob Peoples, sopnomore imi- back star. Peonies is bench-ridden with a bad ankle, and will hardly see ac tion. .Mickey Andf rson, speedy back, may also miss the game. He re ceived a leg Injury in the Oregon Slale game and missed service in the Ohio State fracas. SOUTH CHINA GETS READY FOR BATTLE (Contlnyd from pnKe 1.) FOOTBALL LASHES FROM Pacific Coast j SKATTl.K, Ocl. ill AP -Dean ! McAdams, sophomore, gels 11m call over Jimmy Johnston, senior, for the slarl ing left halfback as.iigu- i nienl against Oregon Slate here Saturday, Coach Phelnu of the i Washing Ion Huskies indicated to ' dav. I Colli hoys an from Caldwell. Idaho, and holh are triple ihreulers. COIIVALLIS, (He.. Oct. tit -I AIM ( tregon Stale college worked lo- ,.M ,1 li-IU4ill.r ill I lll'k- In IlKf ! against Washington Saturday and t depended on Vic K ohler, recent substitute halfback, to handle the tossing chore. I i.-,..i ,.,i,ii' it-iii ii intit the shoes of Joe tlray, Iteaver pass ing sensation of last year. .In v M.-reer. veteran quarterback. ton. The railroad Itself was still op erating between Canton and io loon .at Hongkong, the British crown colony. More than 100 .ipanesn war planes bmnhe'i large ureas ol Kwangtung province, of which Canton Is the capital. Waichow suffered heavy raids. AMTnw r.-wiWTQ 1?? JAP PLANES ON BOMBING FORAY ' CANTON. Od. PI. (AIM A total of 12:i Japanese warplanes were counted passing over this 'south China metropolis today en I route lo bombing forays in all parts of Kwangtung province. -i'i...,r ..,.. .uiii'-ilH1 on I'iillroads. A 'strict censorship was placed on all news eoncernhiii the landing of Japanese troonsat Hnn hay and 011 riglillng In that region. The Pearl river was ordered closed In traffic this evening and H was expected harriers would he sunk in the stream by lo morrow. The destruction of a bridge of the Canlon-Kowloun railway crip pled thai line to Hongkong and meant Canton, while facing Hie threal of direct air attacks, might he cut off from the soillh except via Macao. porlugue.M' colony on a peninsula To miles south of ('anion. lleporls from Kwalow, a port 220 miles east of Canton, said the populace Ihere was awakened early Wednesday by the sound of heavy gunfire near ( 'howyang, four miles to the south The boin- JAPS LAY DRIVE TO FRENCH- BRITISH AID TO CHINESE TOKYO, (Jet. Hi ( At Japan ese declared today Ifritish and French aid to China through Can ton necessitate! the new south china offensive. The British purpose in holding far eastern fleet maneuvers off Hongkong (last summer was quite evident to Japan, tne newspaper K ok u in in sail editorially. "Hoth British and French should recognize their shortsighted view- is responsible for expansion of the lighting," a Nichi Nichi editorial argued. "In the Orient there is an Onen lal type of realities which is totally alien to westerners." Outright War Admitted The Kokumiu editorial said "the China incident lacks the formal ities of war but there is no doubt Japan is waging a war in China Tin relore. Japanese operations would not be hampered by mere manen vers. "l-'urther we are forced to ex pr ss dissatislaclion about the at iiinde of the foreign ouiee in re peating Japan's policy respecting foreign rights and interests. , 1 "The mere existence of opera tions in south China Is sufficient warning lo those powers who are extending assistance to China." The government yesterday cau tioned toreigu powers, inclining the United States, against move ment of troops, warships and air crail without Id-day notice to the Japanese comma ml "lest unfore seen accidents occur ..." f Britain similarly "reminded" Japan of "Ihe risks lo Anglo Japanese relations which any incident might cause.") BRIEF PREPARED ON UMPQUA HEARING (C!ontiniieil from pane 1.) (Continued from page 1.) one of them. VIKSNA. Oct. Ki (AP Joseph Buerckel, AJolf Hitler's deputy for Austria, declared before a monster nazi mass meeiliiK tonight Theo dore Cardinal innitzer was attempt ing to make Austria choose be tween "Christ and Adolf Hitler." Hitler or Christ is not the question." he shouted llirouKU loudspeakers lo a cheering crowd position al socialism Inaziisml." He referred to anli-Cathohe riot ings last week-end and sal . lemon strationa have 'u"'d " ,, streets in attempts to I'l et.11 against the state. Millll lie ll.tll Unit" iiuin; ,!,,.,. ..ml.. Senator , . ; : "Hitler never took ngainst Christ." ' "In .this stale there is only one filthier and his name is Adolf Hit ler." Huerckel accused a part of the Catholic clew of seeking to "inslS gate people against the state." Kvery time Cardinal Innitzer s name was mentioned the crowd shouted "I'lui. pfui!" the German equivalent of "boo! Nazi demonstration tonight ac cused a part of the Catholic clergy of seeking to "instigate people would accept his view rownsend !R-I)el.) has predicted that most republicans would sup port increases in defense appropri ations. Senator Truman (l)-.Mo.) de clared : "I'll not only vote for more iunds lor the navy, but 1 am going to work for an adequate appropriation lor anti-aircraft guns and planes." Congressional sentiment in lav- of strengthening national de fense was forecast also by Senator OWIahoney (O-Wyo.l. Senator Pepper (l)-Fla ), recently back from Europe, said troubled onditions abroad had impressed on him a need lor stronger delenses. Would Keep Philippines From another quarter came a proposal that the I'nited States "l arneslly consider" retaining the Philippines as a national defense measure instead of granting their independence in 1 !'!(. Krnest M. EMcr, naval neademv instructor, contended in ihe Cnited States naval institute proeedimts Ihe islands might prove lo lie a source of strength rather lhan a weakness in event of a Pa cific war. As long as this nation, holds the Philippines, he said, it could "check possible Japanese world aggres sion" and "thereby protect her own shores." HUNGARIANS-CZECHS BREAK OFF PARLEY In the midst of a nazl campaign n..,.it ( an na Innitzer nnu clerical agitators," ltuerrkel j blamed as 'instigators against the slate" a number of "political talk ing clericals who have Dccn ue prlved of influence through nation- EDUCTION SALE $8.73 Dresses Special Price $3.59 A few House Coats at reduced prices. Betty Jane Shop 214 W. CASS ST. ....ivinr tTnps CARS AMA7INP. WFW NQKMY HtSF . niiiruiiiu nun win- QUICKER (Continued limn pafie i) jetton . . . nonwM u m m I IrcSSa r a l sharp t'lPP'tiJ tdees f fcfl 1 J btU UitButh tin slip- 1 1 SSm f 17 ptry lurtJCt dim . . . R I Sx L II mblt tti fliilbti Wl r jPi -II tiMfl amU Is salWly U 11 fttp tin pmawt. gfl'- J J ! - "' V - - - ONE-HINUIE TEST SHOWS YOU HOW 0V. MASTER MAKES THESE QUICKER STOPS POSSIBIE W.U..MIH I M",','!;i"" ""'".".';!'" jsp 4 rnfwiCKf 71 fttt omcKER 46 rtn wicm "sssr --L - 75 rtn quicker 111 f kt qwcwer 1 223 f eet qutckia of Ihe county.. The Kost'liii.K chambiT of com mcMc, v.liiih is in rluu'Ko of the nminiit'iin'iiis for lh hearing, ru fliinsls t hat any iuthoiis wlio desiro to im'sent leslinmny rcBistiT at I ln rlianibcr of cninnu'rco offico prior lo Tuesday in order that the program niiiy be definitely nr nniKed in advance. -o- BARGAIN DAYS CLOSE SATURDAY! JUST TWO MORE DAYS. UMPQUA CLEANERS HAS NEW OWNER A change In nuiiiaficnienl ! the rniiuniii I 'li 'liners was a niton need today, ttte ownership and maiiuge inent being assumed by Mis, Vir ginia Itennet. wlio Inii laUi-n over I lit interests of (lot don lletlliel. Kvans lilake will be in ihaiKe of collections and deliveries. - (i TOYS DONATED BY SCHOOL CHILDREN The Kosebtll g fii e depni tnn-nl. which Is renovating donated toys to be distributed to children in needy families at Christmas time, reported receipt today of several boxes of toys given by itnsehurg hcIiooI children. Most of the mys. ft was re pm-led, weie in good con dition, except for need of a lew minor repairs and painting. Toys donated to Ihe department are be iug repaired by members who hae iinnie workshops. They are being painled by the lirenieii. Members ol the American Leghrn iiutllary I are making doll dresses. o FLUE FIRIi NOT COSTLY The Lo-t.-bnm tire dpJill UielH was i -idled out late eslnday by a 1 1 1 1 1 - fin- at ihe ri.iinty couriliouse. ! -riie bl.i.e caused no damage. ! Compton in f "ortt.ind At toruey ! K;i It. t'oniptoii Ifii this attetuo.ui lor reitlanil, wheie he is lo ap peal in tile ttdei.il court as coun- i M1 in Ihe pie trial of a case inol- j ttiu allei:e,i d.iiiule-. Lit" an uuto 1 mobile ai cnlenl w lii. it occurred I sceial imeith:; ago west ol Cum. is V-tll- MERCHANT IVmrr V. .Mnld.aili.l'o.ioiii,.(.;dtf., nvcr.iyrd jL.I miles yvr giillon m Ins l ord !(. Wanted EXPERIENCED Turkey Pickers Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. Spruce and Oak Streets SPECIALTY Luncheons 25fJ and 35 Dinners 25t and 350 TRY OUR HOME COOKED FOODS NU CAFE 335 N. Jnckson Si. ENGINEER M. f. l'i)... C.iln.i. C.ilil.. iivi-r.i.-.l L'J..') nulf! xr palU.ll in hi. I'Kmotitli. . . . drivers like you prove RED LION is the best gasoline anyone can buy Drivers from ovory walk lifo . . . opornl i ii JX all s-i.i'S makes anil aiirs of cars. . .10 (viitlv mailt' llicir own le-s of Hod Lion's l)i'il'oiiiiaiur...aiiil in a million impartial milt's awrap'il 1!!.! miles er "allon. An amazing reeonl. lmt typical of the w inniii!; perfurmanee average driveis el with lied 1, ion. Cash-in on vour neidiliors" experience ...use Hed l.inii for the most perfect. eco nomical motoring vouVe ever known. EDITOR 1'juI s.'Mon. Orlin". Wah., avrrapeil 21.7 niiU'S per gallon in Im Clievrolel. pniKii UKiiinst Thcmtorn Ciirdinnl Innllznr unit wlmt tl"' tnrmi'il "clciiciil imilaKiiH." fiilholi:s re-icnti-cl winilowa nf two convents wimi' sIoiiimI anil 11 priest knocked down in the street. I lavas (l'"rem h news Agency) re ported from I'ramie .1 state of J sieKe, a form of martial law, hail been iiroelaimed in Mukacevo, and olher areas in Kulhenia, Ceeho-j Slovakia s easternmost province, as the result of disorders attributed to Uiinnariau terrorists who hail crossed li e border. Holh Hmiftiiry and Poland have been aeltatine for the separation of Itiillienia from Ihe dismembered re- 1 public with 11 view of lis union to We invite you to see the new safety of this De-Skildcd tire proved before your eyes. Lcartl in one minute how it slops quicker. . .con trolsdungcrous side skids. Come in today. No obligation. CONTROLS SIDE SKIDS Whtnttia wclfbt of tin car suddenly shifts U tht sldt, in turning eornafs, pissing ttn, etc., the srtirp lateral edgesot the savin con tinuous ribs 10 Into action. Instantly blti thfoujh Uii Mm mil lata a dlrict pesltlvi fsolhold ea tat liad. Hansen Motor Co. Oak and Stephens St. Roseburg, Ore. PAY US A VISIT STOP AT THE SISM "U. $. IIRE5" AND LET THE PERSONA I I2CD SERVICE Of ft TIRE SPECIALIST, .v:. -. SRVE YOU OWMEr. TOUR WEJCH80R, THE WOEPENPCWT U. S, TIRE BCAitB 11 iMMUM-' COUNTY SUPERVISOR J. A. G-men. 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