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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1938.
PEACE REACHED
IN WAREHOUSE
STRIKE IN S. F.
(Continued from page I.)
iors Jn their wcpnsful Joint
Bcsslon.
Clerks Stilt Out
Another major lahnr illsmito I"
Ran IYhihmhco. the rotuW More
Biriko which lias Hnsert of thn
etty'H lcailiiiK Mores and hnn Uft
an estimated ft.o API clprka nn
emiiloycd, w.ih believed, n:u l"K
un early sftMcnifiit.
Meyer !.ewli. personal r"irp
Rfntative of William Jin-en, A VI.
president, saifl lie had eonferrcd
"with parties concerned" and felt
there. wil:i "considerable piosleet
for an early settlement."
The PinnloveB Htrm-k ufter
jrntlallonii for a renewed eontnirt
wiih operators were broken off
when neither fact Ion could ar.n e
on n seniority clause.
Freight Spurned
In the warehouse dispute Die
wrrkeiK e;ihind they were "lock
ed out.."
On AuKUHt fl. n freinht ear which
had been parDy loarled with hcIiooI
snnplieH by executives at the
"Woolworth wii rehouse, was stunt
ed to a public warehouse. There
union warehousemen refiwed to
unload it,, clahnliiK it whb "hoi"
because It had been loaded at a
Btruck plant.
Operators served notice they
expected employes not on strike
to handle Die eaten, and they
would consider refusal to do so a
neeleet of duty.
Tbo "hot car" bean moving
from warehouse tn warehouse. As
each crew of employes refused (o
unload the car, Dm warehruise at
which It was stopped was closed.
Ily August 2!i. ILM warehouses
hail closed, hie ImliiiK public gro
cery, limior, dniK ami dry Roods
establishments. Six weeks after
Die hot car started rolling JiKiiln
until 1 housffs were closed, ln
eluriinK paper, chemical and sta
tionery nlants, and 2,. 'inn workers
were idle.
The bityhiK public was not hard
presscd for necr-sslt les during the
extended impasse, but many retail
procery stores ran out of several
items, and said the warehouse din
jit He was responsible.
JAPS GET NEARER
GOAL OF CANTON
(Continued from nne-e 1)
fli IIH till! Illflfn IfllOH Of llflCIIHU
pioter-MllK Hie cllv. These furll-rii-iitinnH,
prepared over n period
of three years, inelude well-phieed
iimehlne-Kiin noHlK ami mi inter
hired trench system.
SHANGHAI. (let. 20. (A e
Swiftly Kli'llilni: .liiiiiinHn fiileoK
were reported today to he threat
piiIiik the next lino of Hankow de
fenses In a drive up holii hanld:
or the Yaiml.e river from llwatlK
HhlliliiiiiK. 50 air nilleH from the
Chinese provlKlonal eapltal.
The Japanese reported laiineh
IllK a KU M I inn t allaell against
Oehenit, within 10 inllen or I lull
how, wiille Yangtze river hoiiiIi
bank columns roughl to the walls
or Tayeh, in nilleH from Hie fan-Ioii-I
liuikovv railway.
llwanKRhlhkitiiK waa eaptill'eil
yesterday In a lliree-honr hhhiiiiII.
A f I lull t or .lapniieHe lioinherH
wiih Halil to have ileHtroyed nev
oral ChlneHe plani'H nnd damaged
nillwny IraekH, the airdrome, and
Khpply trains ai eiiangBha. C'hl
ni'HH hiiIiI ant) were killed In Ihe
raid.
FOREST FIRES TAKE
LIVES OF 7 MEN
(Continued trom page 1)
Hum 2fi hours.
IMIKX, Wash., Del. 21) (API
Trapped nl Ihe head or n Ikiho line
I'IkIHIiik a lores! lire In Hear Creek
canyon, William ItllKlin. 35, wiih
limned lo deiilli lnt( yen(erdliv and
Carl ChalTee. :I2. Hav.. himself hy
burying hiniHeir In n mud uud water
pilihlle until the fhiluen passed.
The lire, 1T miles up (lie liorlll
fork of ihe SkykoinlHh river, on.it
ol here, was still HwccpuK (hrouuli
(he holdings ol' the Miller lagging
compan- lodny. Purest runners
sought CCC aid lo flghl It.
Tlie fire, startiim on Inggedoff
laud, ileHtroyed two huge slacliH
of logs iiiul bridges on liie logging
railioad.
'I'wo oilier forest rires were re
porled iiere lodny, one of 50 aereH
near tile Wallace Kails bridge on
the Slevelis Push highway, uud the
NOWand save
Be a wise bird, and don't delay
ordering your full winter's
wood supply. You'll save now
or you'll pay more laterl
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Creen Slab, 4', per cord ... $2.00
Green Slab, 16", per cord 3.00
Planer Ends, load - 4.50
Mill Ends, load 4.50
DRY WOOD
I ft., per cord $3.00
16", per cord 4.50
Hard Wood, tier 2.50
Sawdust, unit 2.50
Delivered tn City
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ROSEBURG
LUMBER CO.
other near (Jold Har on the Carl
I'M I uud LokkEuk company proper
ly, ealitiK slowly Into jewn Umber
CZECHS STILL BIG
GRAND JURY GETS
i era. the administrator may, upon
Tly The Assoeiaietl Press
The rhantririK fnvo of enntral
Rumpe posi;d a knotty 'irnhlem for
iermany todav. flermaiy, as med
iator, otiDrniHlieallv conCronted the
necessltv of rran(-'lnj? I e dlKinem
)mrment of f'zeeho-Klova! tia without
Ltlienatinif auv of thre a frienda
whoHe Interi'HtH ronfllet.
I'oland and Hungary, tld allleR
iof tini'iniinv, wmit n ctnnjuon bor
dr hv ecHHiou ui iiuin-'iiry of ar'MiH
of aniononioiiH fhitbnitla fand Slo
vakia. 1
Czechoslovakia, who naw pins
her hope for fiiiure pence mid juoh
iii'iily on Merlin, wantu Ui keep
what, nlie hnfi left.
A K'Minrnl staff report, to- Prapuo
said six persona were kllieil in dis
orders jiiovoked yoaterday by Su
deten (iermanB. What apparently
was the Cetinan verKiou of the
same dlsordcra said five Czech
were kllleii and one (ierman whh
wounded, t
The Ceehs ,leclared tbH Or
mans had overslepi"'! IT.'ontler
line.
A police decree at Prague! todav
onllawed the communist iai:ty and
miapenrlcd the comiuunlt. i'nen8 tn
Koheiuia. Moravia and Sliesin.
MrtM Of mnnnT request, approve a lower scale.
nuiNourrui 1 the lecomniendation of an In-
Minstry commitLee final?
Dennis Woods, reeRiitly arreHtedj The adminiatrafor must acpopt
on u charge of non-support, was re ; the recommendation If it is In uc-
-.. num ciiHiouy nere todav af-! con imrc u- th iht, h.n-
ter walvliiK preliminary examina-l Can Die comrntttee recommend
lion In the justice court, here and ceoL-i-jmhir-ni .liffumnri'.u?
heirm bound over lo the Krand jury. The act prohibits such different
IDs release was unon hia nun i hils hm rii r-f.,t,ut,a ,.an i
reeoKtiizance,
(Uired.
no ball heiuK re-
RIDDLE RESIDENT
ACCUSED OF THEFT
Don Clark, resident of Hiddli.
was taken into ruafndy last niirht
charged with larceiiv. accoi dim:
to Sheriff Percy Webb. He is to
ne arraigned In the Justice i-rnn-i .-.t
Canyonville.
'or competitive conditions affected
I hy transportation, living and pro
j ductlon coy is.
i May the committee recommend
different rates for men and worn-
employed by their pareutu in non
manufacturing and non-mining oc
cui.atlons and children employed
in arltultuie while- they are not
legally required to go to school.
hat effect, does the law have
on union con true is in existence in
industry .'
Kmployces are exempt from the
nour iMovltioriB who work under a
collective bargaining agreement
sanctioned hy the national labor
board which calls for a maximum
of 1.000 hours in 2 weeks or 2,000
hours in fi2 weeki. Jhii. for work
ow r 12 hours a day or hourH a
week, they must be paid for over
time.
WAGE-HOUR LAW
PROVISIONS STATED
(Continued from page I)
OREGON EVENITS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
POHTI-AM), Oct. HI. (A I')
Certnide l. and Margaret M. Wid
nier of Kugene have presented
more than 171 acres of land tn
I.ano county to the CniversEty of
Oregon medical school. Income
from the tract, valued at Isibout
$:to,(MlO and located a mile vcnl of
Kug(ne, will be used for rcwaich
in cancer ami heart dlseane.'
all workera whoso emnlover Ik In
persons engaged in a local retail.
ing capacity; persons in a retail or
service establishment and in Die
fishing Industry and In the area
of production of dairy products.
Who determines whether an fn-
dustry is in inleratate commerce?
The legal staff of Klmer b An.
drews, administrator of the act.
whone decinionB muy be reviewed
by the courts.
Minimum Flexib'o
Can tt minimum higher than 2",
cents an hour he established dur
ing the first year?
Yes. I ; pon recommendation of
Industry committees, the wage-hour
administration may order employ
ers to pay a minimum wage as high
as 40 cents an hour, providing it
doesn't curtail employment.
Who are members of industry
committees?
I 'crsons select ed by t he ad m in
Istrator to represent. In equal num
bers, a certain industry, its labor
forces and the public.
Will a minimum wage below 2.r
cents be permitted?
In cases of apprentices, learners.
handfcinmed workers nnd meseng-
LABOR LAW "BIAS'
(Continued from page 1.)
following election next month of
republican candidates in Ohio and
other industrial states.
"It. will leap forward because
such a result would indicate' that
this country is r&turning to sense,
sanitv and sound Americanism,"
Hamilton declared.
"Already the prospects of re
publican victories next month
have energized the wheels of busi-
The law prohibits classification
hy age or sex.
What does an employer or work-i
er do if he Is not sure whether tbej HAMILTON SCORES
Pending issuance of complete
definitions of the scant terms in
the act. wage-hour officials advi.se
full compliance.
Penalties Provided
Are there penalties for violating
the act, or for an assumption, sub
sr fjuently proved erroneous, that
a person is not covered by It?
Kinployees can recover twice the
amount of unpaid minimum or over
time wages and the employer may
ho-fined iiii to $10,000 or imprison
ed for not more than slit months.
If overtime is permitted, what Is
Die rate of pay?
Overtime is authorized if the em
ployer makes compensation at the
rate of time and a half the regular
rate.
Must this be in cash?
Presumably, officials av. cash
must te paid but the administra
tion has not ruled officially on
that point.
Child Labor Limited
What are the act's provisions
relating to employment of chil
dren?
Congress prohibited use of "op
pressive child labor," described as
employment of children under If!
unless the labor department finds
the work not to interfere with
their schooling, health or well-being;
and as employment of chil
dren between It! and IS in an oc
cupation the department finds par
ticularly hazardous or detrimental
to health ami well-being.
What are the exemptions to these
provisions?
Child actors, children under Id
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
Thi. Old Treatment Often
Bring .Hppy Relief
Many Buffcrtra relieve nuKgins bncWehi
quickly, once they cliM ovcr tlmt the reul cauM
of thnr trouUe inay be tired kitlrn-ya.
Tim kitlnej a arts Nultire's chief w ay of takini
thu exc-eas n.rnlH and tu.te out o( tlie blood
Mtt imipl iim about 3 piutu a liuy or about
It
rwiuiit or mttnty p&ieages with smart in
wronu wiiii your kiiliieys or bUder,
All OXCe&fl of llcidn or nniixiiii in
whifti due to functional kidney disorders, maj
be the cuae of naRwnK backache, rheutnatit
punui, leg pAins, loss o( pep nnd energy, get
Unit up mittita, ewelliiiK, pulfinuia uuJer tin
eyes, heaUiu'liea nnd dininess.
JJon't waill AbJc your dniERiat for DoaVi
PiMh, ujtcfl aucceflufuily by milliona fur over 40
yeurB. I'bey uivu liupj)y relief mid will help tin
15 inilea of kitlnry tuLoa iluili out poiaonoua
WMte frout your blood. (Jet I'nau n I'llU,
your chance to find out that
ELECTTRDC COOEC1IMO
costs only V2 as much as you think
'A new opportunity to
modernize your kitchen at
a big saving . . . Here is
a fully automatic electric
range of standard capac
ity in gleaming porcelain
enamel . . . priced at $69.50
. . . fully installed in your
home.
4: A T 4 if) o , ' --p
NEW QUICK IIKAT. Just flip Hie. swit.-h . . .
ml up pops cooking heul . . . like TI1ATI
Anil Hiitoinnlir controls meun tbat viot uieuls
pmclkully cook UicuucIvmI
NEW LOW COST. KIci lric coolinn mvcs
money. Thousands have discovered that "ex
pensive" is just nn old-fttsliioncd iiten tlmt
veut out wbeu the new Llectric Juugea etuue iu.
Terms: $5.00 Down,
$2.06 Monthly
CUTS WORK . . . SAVES TIME. No
blackened pots. puns. Kalis or curtttins. Scrub
bing and scouring romp right out of your
life . . vitb electric cooking.
lip
AVAILABLE THROUGH ELECTRICAL DEALERS AND
The California Oregon Power Company
ness ami industry and resulted In
the rewnplfiyment of thousanda
of men,"
Hainillon reviewed redornl and
state labor Intimation initiated by
rt'iniblleanH or enacted under re
publican aduiini.HtralforiH "to pive
the lie direct to those who tell you
that the republican party has befn
Indifferent and cold to the prob
lems of labor."
Hamilton cited tlie Sherman
nntl-truHt act, prison coods regula
tion, the NorriK-I.aflnardia anil
strike injunction act, high tariffs,
diminished child labor, restriction
of immigration, and state mini
mum wage, old age pension and
workmen's conipensaiion laws as
among early republican contribu
tions to labor.
tCKES WARNS OF
PERIL TO LIBERTY
(ConttnnH! frtm paee 1)
confusion" and added: "We have
necii attempts to raise the witch
hunt of coinmuniiii and attempts
to destrov tin? labpr movement,
just like Hitler did."
TEXAS LABOR FEDERATION
FAVORS 3RD TERM IDEA
HKAIMONT, Tex.t Oct. 20
(AIM The Texas Stale Kedeiation
of Labor today endorsed President
lioosevelt for a third term "if no
othf;i leader is found to carry for
ward his program lo that same high
degree that has been exemplified in
bin administration."
Fiery" Itching Skin
Try This for Quick Relief
A Simple Home Treatment
Il.-ro is a l-jin powerful, p-n-inifnir
r.uw- iic.-ii.il hy phnr-
m;: iMi evi rvwlun- nl triftiiig rt
Mmt brintis fi.-t-dv i-ll'-f frftni ihe
!( hi UK ;nnt lortiiros of Kt-zoinn.
In hlng Tooh :niI l-'oot ltf;ies ami
nth.-r ittrn;illy cuust'd skin irou-
Not nnlv ijoos fnnIl'.'i Km'M'itlrl
Oil r. li.-v." thp itrtiintt and utrntro
lnt it h.-lps ' prmiiotti muri rapid
jind li-:iltliv lit-alirig. You .-.-in ot
t.tin Mo.mm-'s Km.-rnM oil in th
orit;Iii:il hoi tie at Chapman's Orur
Sti'ii- or auv rnotlftn driiw ston- on
:t Kiiariintio of uioni'y Imrk if not
(omiil.'U'ly s:ili-f Ifd. Or.-iifcH.-SH
Stiiinlt-ss. .-ilv. 4
1
tS '' IwARD WEEK SPECIAL! Save 16c pr. ,
lslil 4. zTVi 1 Regula' S5c
Save 20 durinK Ward Veelt. i'-V 1 ' i SSiBg(ldk;G
Sturdy quality for this low : t9a'l'as
, price. Unbleached. Close weave. ('A (L'MIEBS
a i 59c P,
Y! : . jf. 1 p Beautiful full fashioned
:.'''V C yd. m sheer hose, all first quality.
? ' , i f 1 Pure silk with lisle rein-
ItoKUliu-ly me! Kofi, fl-oral M Vj firced feet. Also service
ration. Meal for inlanls' -2. 1 weight with cotton tops!
wt'ur mill nif-hlwoar. 27
wlclo. KtpufumiMB lIMIWmnHIHW I W )
im - CL d.:..ji s smjmt&wiLJiiim,vni.immm?xwHiiMrirjmn kh'H 'i mm.
v S 'K 1! Rayon Taffela
ev. V 4-Gore Slips P
i ii ji i a
lli'tli'l'
than
low !
32-1-1.
made anil I'iiikm- cut.
most slips pi-iceil so
Tailored; lace triuuniMl.
Save over 1 0
Flannelette
Nightgowns
Double front and back yokes;
stronff seams. 50 inches long
plain colors. Cotton. 16-17.
Ward Week
Sale I Men's
Dress Socks
Regularly 10c! Stripes, clocks,
allovcrsl Rayon and cotton
mixtures in neat patterns.
Shirts
KM
Save over 16,i for Ward Week I
LonR-wearing cotton suede
cloth, triple stitched. Men's.
98c Value!
'. M Uressbhirts
Every one Sanforized Shrunk!
Every one has wiltproof collar!
Fast color patterns, and v.-liilc.
Sanfctiicd
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Overalls
ll-'i
1
5
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Solid
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Reduced
WARD WEEK ONLY! Compore $35
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ii
if
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$5 a
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Dovn Payment, Carrying Chg-"
Features of $85 radios !
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Pis
Saiel 9Se
Children's
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Autoniii.2
Glice-Oi.i
Studio Lour-e
A re.'il Villlio. Sturdy solos.
29.95
Save $10 at Wards Sale price!
Easiest to make into twin or
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Wardoleum
Yard Goods
6 & 9 ft. wide
Sensational
New Health
Innerspring
sq. yd.
Reg. 37c! Easy-to-clean, gleatx
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$29.98
Value
Axminsters
0
Never before at this Sale price!
320 "posture-rite" unit! Rayon
jacquard damask cover!
14.88 y
19.93
Unpointed
Chair Solid
Hardwood
Ward Week only at this LOW
price! Moderns, hooks, Chinese
patterns! Fine wool pile 1
IClisily J1.0!) value! A hie,
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siumeil ready ror you
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to
107
Regularly 2.9S! Double leather
soles. Leather counters. Good
year Barbour Storm Welt. 6-11.
P5qB' """1 5c
'firV-Jk'-i Wax-Top
fMA Cel,s
Two for the price of one!
Dated flashlight cells at half
price! Stock up now!
WARD VJESX SPECIAL! "Hurry!"
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For Vnvs
mill Tvzivlis
i
4
mm;
4.40-21 lire
All sizes reduced. 1Q3ft'a
lowest prices! "Power
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extra-traction tires! War
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$6 Value I
12 Month
Battery
3.33
exch.
Compare with others up to S6!
39 plates. Sturdy, dependable,
but low-priced! Sale price!
mm
mm
Regular $1
Pint-siie
Lunch Kit
Large size holds plenty for a
hungry working-man. Imported
pint vacuum bottle.
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