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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBjURG; OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1938. FIVE UAW Strikers Halt 200 Employes Attempting to Return to Jobs, JACKSON, Mich., Nov. 10 (AP) A United Automobile Workers' picket line that grew until it in cluded nearly 2,000 men and women from several factories, prevented 200 employes from entering the strike-closed Reynolds Spring Co. plant here today. Three men reported to be plant foremen were Injured slightly when they ran through the line, and po lice were driven from a company office by fumes from two bottles of ammonia hurled by pickets. The pickets dispersed after May or Itussell Bengel said the plant would not operate today and that settlement negotiations would be resumed immediately. Lester Washburn, UAW official "who figured in the Lansing, Mich., "labor holiday" more than a year ago, was directing the Reynolds strike. The Reynolds plant has been closed since November 9 by a strike called by the UAW which demanded a closed shop agreement. Yesterday the company published a fulipage newspaper advertisement inviting all employes who desired to work to return this morning. The picket lino began forming at G a. m. today, and grew to such proportions that a plan to have po lice escort workers into the plant was abandoned, temporarily at letist. The plants closed for lack of men were the Ryorson-IIaynes Co., the Walker-Michigan Co., and the Ea ton Manufacturing Co. The Reynolds plant normally em ploys 1,200 men. NUT-FILLED PRUNES FIXED FOR GRANGERS t A liii'KO group- of member ot the 'iii;lB County Junior chnmbor of commerce last night preimreil hun dreds of packages of wulnut-flllccl prunes, which are to ho distributed at the national grange in Portland. The prunes were donated by O. N. Riddle, while walnuts were fur nished by Mrs. Kil Marks and George Bafley. The prunes ure packed In cellophane bags, which boar greetings from Douglas coun ty to the grangers. Announcement was made today tiiat tile junior chamber has been given 1,500 rose bushes from the miraery which recently was closed uc L: inpn.ua. Theso bushes are to ba set out in park sites in Hoso burg and along the .highway, it was l-ep'-rtcd. LOSES BATHING SUIT, RECEIVES JAIL TERM SAN DIEGO. Calif., Nov. 10. (A 1') A bathing suit that wouldn't stay put was blamed today by Miss Loring Bond Nolan, 2 U -your-old San Francisco model, for her present state of affairs. Miss Nolan is in jail. She began serving a 25-day sentence yester day - because she didn't have the $50 a justice of the poace fined her for being caught swimming in the surf off nearby Solano beach in the nude. The model claimed the waves washed her suit off when a shoul der strap broke. It was one of those "new crea tions" she explained. CHAINS REQUIRED ON McKENZIE PASS RUGRNE, Nov. 16. (AP) The McKenzie river pass, Cascade mountain highway route the Will amette valley and central Oregon, , remained open todsy but chains f were necessary for safe travel. Ice covered sections of the road at the higher levels. There were about three feet of snow in the pass area.. BROOKLYNITE HEADS AMERICAN BANKERS HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. 16. (A 1') Phillip A. Denson, Uroolt lyn, N. Y.. today was elected presi denl of tlie American Hankers as sociation to succeed Orvnl W. Ad ams. Salt Lake city, Utah. Kobert M. llanos, Winston-Salem. N. c, was elected first vice president and P. 1). Houston, Nashville. Tenn., won the second vice-presidency. CASCADE LOCKS TO BUY UTILITY SYSTEM CASCADE LOCKS, Ore., Nov. 16. (AP) The Cascade Locks mayor "uns unanimously authorized by the Vcity council yesterday to sign a con tract for purchase of the transmis sion and generating facilities of You Are As Old As Your FEET Why have tired out feeling pains in feet, ankle knee, Jegs and back when they are in many :ases caused by some form of foot troubles Dr. J. M. SngalSs REGISTERED FOOT DOCTOR who makes regular visits every ither Saturday to our city, is licensed by the state of Oregon is a CHIROPODIST - PODIA TRIST He gives complete fcot service. Weak or flat feet, corns, ;allouses, ingrowing nails, treat id without pain and with little :ost and trouble to you. Call fcr appointment or come in. Next visit Saturday, November 19th 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Umpqua Hotel. Roseburg Husky Husker Mows' Em Down Two-time chomp Is Ted Balko, pictured in action as he'won tho national cornhusking champion ship ot Dell Rapids, S. D. His score of 22.24 bushels husked in 80 minutes was short of tho 25.78 bushels that won him the title in 1934. Balko, 33 years old, s from Redwood Falls, Minn. the West Coast Power compniiy in this vicinity at an agreed price of 544,000. The first town to uso Bonneville dam power, Cascade Locks will ex tend the public facility Iran street lights to home and industrial uses. Bonneville Administrator J. 11 Boss estimated residential liEht bills would be cut one-fourth. . PORTLAND WORRIED BY GERM CARRIER PORTLAND, Nov. 16. (AP) -Portland ' worried today about its own "Typhoid Mary" but on a less er '.scale than New York - City where the notorious carrier has left a trail of epidemics. liecause the city water supply was free of contamination, flr. Adolph "Weinzlrl, health officer, said an unknown carrier, who probably was unaware he had spread the disease, was respons ible for tho critical illness of a three-year-old girl. YOUTHFUL BURGLARS GET PRISON TERMS DALLAS, Ore., Nov. l(i (AP) Three youths who admitted a ser ies of burglaries and robberies wore sentenced to live year terms in the stnto penitentiary by Cir cuit Judge Walker yesterday. Clarence Chris Larsen and James R. McKinsey, independence, plead ed guilty lo eight grand jury in dictments. James larsen, also of Independence, pleaded guilty to seven of tlicln, denying one count. Mclvinsey, a minor, was paroled to the stale training school. STRIKERS REJECT JOHN CORP. OFFER PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 16 (AP) An effort of the B. P. John Luiuher corporation to end a six week wage controversy with a new proposal failed yeHterday when it was returned by the furniture workers' union "ly almowt unani mous vote without consideration." Fritz Igel, union business agent, said a substantial wage cut was in volved, and the membership felt it was "unjustified in the furniture industry at this time." 0 HONEYWOOD'S APRICOT LIQUEUR, like other Honeywood products, is packed j . with the smooth, rich (VjjiiS flavor of Oregon's del- icious fruit Nowhere ...m li-J l uiviUilH nay uii JflMMDIlT HANKOW, Nov. 16. (API Paul Josslyn, United States consul general in Hankow, made a sec ond protest to the Japanese today aealnst An Inplrinnf In u-hlh lan. anese soldiers wore alleged to uuve inrown acid at nr. Logan H. Roots. American miss! sician. Josslyn yesterday demanded In vestigation of the Incident, which occurred at Wuchang, November 13, but the Japanese consul gener al did not reply. Americans at Wunchang gave the following account: Dr. Root appeared at St. Mi chael's church and found the Jap anese driving out Chinese refu gees whom the mission owners have permitted to occupy the church. He closed the mission gates excluding the Japanese, whereupon they tore an American flag banging over the gale and threw acid at nr. Root. The acid did not strike blm. TIENTSIN, Nov. 16. (AP) An unidentified guninnn fired up on but did not hit the wife of United States Consul Oeneral J. K. Caldwell as she walked across a bridge on the Race club grounds today. She , believed the assailant was biding in tall reeds nearby. VFW CONVENTION IN OREGON DATED PENDLETON, Ore., Nov. IB CAP) The 1939 convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ore gon will be held here July 9, 10, 11 and 12, It was announced today. Let 'Er Buck post, which will be host to the conclave, selected the dates as most convenient from the standpoint of favorable weather, and due also to the fact national guardsmen will have completed summer federal training by that time. SALEM, Nov. 16 (AP) County courts are required to determine boundaries of precincts within in corporated cities and towns with populations of less than 2,000, and the courts must designate election officials, Attorney-General Van Winkle ruled today. In cities of moro than 2,000 popu lation, precincts must He entirely within the corporate limits of the cities, hut precincts may Include territory oth within and outside cities of less than 2,000 population. Governing bodies of cities and towns of less than 2,000 population are not permitted to designate pre cinct boundaries and election officials. County courts also are required to designate precinct boundaries and election officials in cities of more than 2,000 population. NOTICE 4 City Ordinance No. 100 pro- hibits throwing of debris of any nature (Including leaves) into the street. CittzenB please take notice. J. S. DL'ER, Chief ot Police. Mrs. Chas. A. Brand Teacher of Singing MASONIC BLDG. 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