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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8 1938.
GARNER SILENT ON
Nomination for President
Unlikely but Vital Role
Sure to Be Played.
Iiy W. H. RAGSIMMO
WASHINGTON. Upc. 7. (AP)
John Nance Garner is likely to
treat the capital to a fine brand
of political poker during the next
two years.
He will bring expert knowledge
to the game. Garner not irniy
knows politics but he knows all
the ins and outs of poker, though
he has retired from active prac
tice.
His friends believe he' will keep
silent about the' presidential
boom started for him in Texas
,yeterday.
Talk of Garner for president
now brings an til together different
reHponne from some of these same
easterners than it did In 1932.
Most pertmiiB agree Garner will
play a powerful part In the l!itO
democratic convention. Home go
so far as to say the convention
and tbo party may bo torn apart
by two factions u - conservative
group led by Garner and a liberal
one Jed by President iioosevell.
Party Harmony First
Hut Garner, astute politician
though ho -Ik, is first of all domin
ated by a deep sense of personal
patriotism, and next he Is a strong
"partisan. The democratic party
and patriotism are pretty well In
tertwined In his own mind. -
Friends say hs' sensq of .patrio
tism might lead him to accept a
presidential nomination If lie
thought, be could he of servl
despite his age and1 personal de
sires to retire. Hut these mum'
men suggest his iloviv of party
probably would prevent htm Irom
joining in n fight for such a iiom
lnation If ho' felt n party spllL
would result and ' smash (lie
chances of a democratic victory.
Homo ai'gue that tho Novem
ber election results may have put
Gnrner and men or like mind In
a position to get a more sympa
thetic hearing in white house
councils.
Age Seen as Barrier
Their bet is Mint (Junior will be
preaching a coalition of democra
tic factions to wage a common hut
, tie ..against republicans of all
breeds. ' They think be will not
put his own mind too strongly on
his own presidential possibilities
in 19-10. '
Ills situation Is u little differ
ent now from what It was in V.2.
He was speaker of tho house then,
and had quite u few delegates. Hut
lie -was much younger. Me Is 70
now. Tho nation never- has in
augurated a president that old.
William Henry Harrison at 68 was
tho nearest approach, and he died
a few munths after his Inaugura
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WASHINGTON. Dee. 7. (AP)
A S7B.00" lihul siiil nA filed
anuinst Secretary lckes h-tlay l.y
.Tohn Ii.'CrlasS. Tyli'r, Tex., law
yor and former chief InvestlKiilor
, of federal petrnlemn li;:ency No, 1.
Tho H)?ency comes under li kes'
f jurisdiction.
Lilass asked Hie foil era I district
court to award him S.Mi.liOO mc
tual d u ni n Ken and r(i,000 as pun
ltd) men t to (he Interior secretary
: liccausu of a inemoranumn wliieli
(ilass claimed 'defamed him.-'-
The memorandum, Claiu s.ild in
1, Ids petition to (he court, "advised
-, mid warned all oil opentlota to in
YPsllKnto 'the Idalntirf." 1 ' i
1 JI added the iMenun andum
,' "made false mid defamatory stale.
- tnenls lo the effect the plaintiff
- had been prevented ami r,u led
from practleliiK beftire the fciferal
" tender hoard because he bad sobl
or uttemded to sell confidential
knowledge which he previously
' idi tallied when employed by the
. government."
45EE YOU NEXT YEAR,'
: MAN, 106, PROMISES
VOItTLANH. Iec. 7. (AIM
.Tohn Nidson lililli-y, uinhalh-nt;-'
ft as Oregon's iddest cllizi'ii. ci'le
braleil bis 10i;th birthday today
and announced to newsmen: "rieo
you next year boys!"
HldKley, w ho lives with a
ilaiiKhter, built bridles duilnc the
'lvll war.- lie recalled the Chi
cniko (ire and his veto fr Lin
coln. Ho conlessed he didn't think
much of Hitler ami Itie Ktunpeun
Hituallon "because I don't expect
to ko over t here." I (nucha 11 ve
nial us one of his prime interests
lint football "bah! It's Ion roauh."
UidHh-y'H appetite has diminish
n somewhat lliese last tew years
ltnt he still loves placet and
three s(iiares a day as long as
they Include oyster stew and ej:s-
II OK.
EX-TENNIS CHAMP
; SUED FOR DIVORCE
t.HS ANCKLKS. Pec. 7. ( A IM
' Helen Vinson of the stage find
ci'wn tmlay tiled salt for dhoice
from I'red I'eiry, former world's
nnmtt'iir tennis champion and t'ow
one -of the world's lending proles
fionul plhyers." ' " ' 1
" She charged vat ions acts of
mental cruelly in her com plaint.
Mie said the Ittitlsh net star often
l-ecanie enraged at her without
Jirnvocation. ' ' '' 1
1 Miss Vinson and Terry were
Jnarried In Harrison, N. Y.. Sept.
J'-'. l!35, and separated last Nov. I
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IIcnHlile.st1 of two million 4-M club members nro llicso boys nnrt girls, selected nt the 4-H congress
in Chicago. Loft to right: Kendull Wilson, Iowa; Hubert Ltttlellcld, Louisiana; Gerald Huwley, Ne
braska; Britt l-nlllips, Georgia; Barbara Bcodo, 'own; Jeiuo Poland, Louisiana; Rum Mason, Norm
' " -" :" Carolina; Louisa Johnson, Alabama. ' .
Air Salute to Notion Planned By
A$socicstec3 Press on Dedication Of
J: Home in Rockefeller Center
EVrY(JniC, Mfed'. ' 7.-'-(AI')
Tliu vivid pageant of ninety years
of news MUtheiing crowded with
drama and excitement will be pre
sented on tho afi' lo Christmas day
audiences ihrnuKhout the nation in
a special N1IC broadcast saluting
the Associated 1'ress on tho occa
sion of the dedication of Its new
buthlfnK in Itockolctlcr Outer.
i'hu hour-lotiK program will be
presented by the National liroad
casting company over its blue net
work Irom lu to II a. ni.TST. as a
salute to (he world-wide coopera
tive news gathering association. A
special feature will be the timiuul
dramatl.ation of the -len best
stories of the year, as -selected by
Associated Press -editors.
It will recreate a number of the
greal events which have made
thrilling history since the founding
of the Associated I'rcss in ists
when the telegraph was a lour-year-old
infant ami newspapers tiad
meager news.
Tliu hlrtlorlcjil panorama Includes
such outstanding stories of bygone
ri'ont paws as the beginning of the
Associated I'rcss, the assassination
President Lincoln. (Jeaeral I'ns-
ler's celebrated lust . stand, llie
tevastuliug Samoa disaster of is.s'i.
the sinking of the battleship Maine,
the great San Krancisco earth
inake, the World war and the
rapid march of news down to Hie
present time.
Hyrou Price, executive news edi
r of he assocl:il ion, will sneak
t the
news gathering of todav.
Great Idea Realized
flie uew.'AsstVfatod MM-ess build
lug. -nerve center tor a isri.ouo.
mile system of leased telegraph
wires, represents the realization of
long-cherished Idea. For many
ais Kent Cooper, general maiia
r. has looked lorward to the dav
When more lideiniate headouartei s
loahl tie obtained for (he nation's
imly mm protit, cooperatii e press
issoriatton.
The move lo the modern new 17-
story building, which is just off
l-'ifth avenue at Kittlcth street, is
the fourth in the Associated Press's
long history. Hack in Ms a small
ramped room up a flight of 7s
steps on lower Itroadway boused
the heudtiuatteis. -n,,, ti,.s,
oral manager. Alexander J ones.
Hill one youthlnl assistant were
Authorized Maytag
Sales and Service
Ott's Music Store
W. Casa A. Sheridan. Phone 461
Roseburg Dairy
brails A Pasteurized and
Raw Milk
'ORINK MILK FOR HEALTH'
PHONE 186
with'
Healthiest in the Lan'd by 4-H
T7r T'f ' ' imeaT,
the entire staff, doubling as office
boys, reporters, telegraphers and
messengers, as tho occasion de
manded. 400 Now Employed
In contrast with the one-man
stuff of' lsis, the association's
headquarters now has four hundred
employes.
The l!s(i,iH)i)-mlk) leaned wire web
radiating from tin; new building
will carry the news to I, leu mem
ber newspapers in ..very stale of
the union. The headquarters will
occupying foiir floors with the news
center on the fourth floor where,
one thousand reel of shallow
trench has heen laid In the floor
lo accommodate 2,01 lit pairs of
cables necessary for Incoming mid
outgoing dispatches. The giant con
trol swiicliboaid for the vast net
work has been described by engi
neers as the most complex of its
kind in ihe world.
The difficult task of moving the
Associated Press's great arrav of
news printers, picture machines
and other equipment without an in
terruption in service is to get un
der way within the next several
days and will bo complete by
Christmas..
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AZALEA
AZAI.KA, Dec. 7. Sirs. John
.lanlziu- anil .Mrs. William Janlzer
and son. Ilillle. nltcnded lo liusi
nesH and shopped In (Jraids Pass
Salnrday.
.Mrs. Ivy Saikelle niriwd here
Ihe fii si of llu- neek from Kacra
mcnto. Calif., lo help .are lor her
molher. Mrs. Alary Health. Mho has
heen cpilio 111.
Mrs. Henry dnedorke and son.
Ail. and Mrs. Henry smith shopped
in liosehar Wednesday.
.Mr. and Mrs. ,1. A. Voi lliinKton.
and Mr. and Mrs. liny Hotdalil and
hal.y. of Hays Creek, visited .Sun
day with Mr. and .Mrs. (Ma Con
dray. Mr. and Jhs. .lm 'i,kelt lea
I'YIdny afternoon (or lull v and
Sweel Hem., whom lliev will visit
VISIT
1 h. mnftt hoAuli
ful cncktnil lounfrs
In Snn KrAnciico.
"Il'i Diffarent."
CARDINAL
RICHELIEU
ROOM
Vnn Neat nt Geary
m
rJl5 com-nint location
hfrWJ$giK$ m U oJlttV ilL in " cinlir of
VI
Major Hoople
Verdict
Marguerite .Tonka, James and Jer
alfl Pickett for a couple of weeks.
' I.. S. Johns and K. L. Johns
were in Koseburg Monday on busi
ness. Among those shopping' and nth
tending lo business in ItoseburB
Saturday from Azalea were Mr. and
Mrs. Lea Grant. T. C. Johns, Uert
Downey, Ora Condray, Sr., and
Virgil MeCoilum.
CIVIL WAR TOLL IN
1 SPAIN DISCLOSED
11AUCKLONA, Dec. 7. (AP)
l-'igurerf available 'here "show in
surgeiit air raids and naval at'
tucks have killed -1,01s persons
and wounded , 1 71 in Catalonia, a
province in northeastern Spain, in
;i little more than two years of
civil war.
Statistics up to Ocinher SI show
Ihls government capital alone suf
fered 17n bombardments, which
killed L'.r.on, wounded 3.2tnl ami de
atrnyed c.v damaged 1.2HU .i:i:!.l
iugs.
These figures, which do not in
clude the latest raids throughout
Cataloniii,. listed attacks on 7S
towns by air and on IN by sea.
A total of (ii!7 air attacks were
made on these localities with Ifi,
1SS bombs loosing approximately
I, hum tons of metal.
In Catalonia, r.!M:t buildings
were damaged or destroyed,
B. P. O. ELKS
Hcgular meeting Thursday eve
ning, December S. All officers and
members urged to attend.
Ira 11. Kiddle, Secretary.
BLATTNER'S HALL
CANYONVILLE
Saturday, December 10th
with
Dale King and His Band
Admission
Gentlemen 40c Ladies 10c
DANCE
"' ' ' at
Newly furnished 1-2-3-room
suites for transient
and permanent guests.
Popular price dining room
service. Low permanent
rates.
Transient rates $1.50 up.
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ST. LOUIS, Itec. 8 (AP)
Outline, New Jerseys Rift to box-
nil,', beer-KUjzlliiK Tony 'Galenlo,
set u renewed howls today for a
ehiinca at "that bum." Joe Louis,
heavyweight, champion , of the
world-. . -.' . ' i .
That was despite "the touehest
filiht I ever had." last iiinlifs
knockout victory over Otis Thom
as, rising young Chlcaeo Negro, in
the ninth round ot their scheduled
12-roum!er. .. . f
"Two-ton" Tony almost lost to
Thomas on fouls.
Three rounds went to the N'eitro
rn low blows from Tony's sledee-l
like fistB the first, seventh and
CIK'UU.
lteferee William Heisner held up
warning llncer in the seventh
and halted the bout in the eighth,
threatening to award it to Thorn-
iony Tonmcci. the Neflrro's
trainer, said Thomas .would con
llmi, but a fourth unethical, punch
wouiu not ue lorglven. '. ( . .
A tremendous left hook to the
solar plexus sent Thomas down
niter one minute 35 seconds of the
ninth, lie was counted out on one
knee.
Onlento weighed 227, to Thomas'
MX. - . .
Thomas gave Clalento a stiff but
tle all the way, hut his punches
didn't seem to bother the husky
Italian. Mis defense did, however.
.Max Baer will be Tony's next
major opponent, matchmaker Joe
Jacobs confided. Calcnto ' lias
signed to meet the former Cham.
ton renruary in Atlantic-City,
he said.
GAMES BILLED BY
DAYS CREEK TEAMS
DAVS CIIKKK, Dec. 7. The Days
Creek basketball und volleyball
teams will open tbo season with
games with Lonkingglass Friday
evening, December i), nt 7:30, in the
loca gymnasium.
The following Tuesday, Decem
ber IS, the Camas Valley teams
will come here to play both basket
hall and' volleyball, .
These games will be the only
games played by the local teams
before the holiday vacation.
TRAINER HAYWARD
" OUT OF HOSPITAL
Kl'ORNK. Dec. S (AP) Col.
OKI Haywaril. "Riand olil man" of
I nlveisily of .Onjscm athletics,
w;is -!-(;(ijisotI from a hoHpititl' yes
tciiliiy vhero ho had been resting
from Hie 'effects of a heart attack.
Tho veteran foolhall trainer and
track eoaeh .was' not permitted to
see Tisltors at his homo.
TINY COOPER LOSES
i IN 3RD ROUND K. O.
HAI.IC.M, Ore;. Dec.- S (Al'l
I'anl Williams, 2U0, Sealtle, ltnoek
ed out Tiny Cooper. 1.S0. Hroolis.
iormer Oreaon heavyweight cham
pion, in Die lliinl round of a sched
uled 10-rnimd bout last night. Wil
liaina had his opponent on the floor
in the second round.
NO LOUIS BOUT AT
GOLDEN GATE FAIR
SAN KHANCISCO. Dec. S (AP)
Mecause ot tho uncertainty of
suitable opponent for heavvweighl I
champion Joe Ixiuis, there will he 1
no title bout on Treasure island,
I no sue ot the (iolden (late Inter-
SI
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ji ' n pictured above, alracost
n''ar ,he ferin;; wheel at no7exlra coal! ,
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IT takes a heap of Rood looks for any car to' stand' out in a t Jy '' '-' W b ' ; fr'T '
today's sparklini; style parade! Frankly, wo think Dodge gSagfe iSi'W' vWi (f VSS I, 'fCE A i
does. But we're not ROinR to insist. Instead well leave it GSiaSriaV nV&7' K-M ''i'lS'VA'-' I t Tkier t. V OOlemlL
to youl "Take. Look., .that's all Dod askr!" - MVn&i M&F, r ' Wf LOWt o tt
And after you've feisted .-our eyos on its windstreamed akHsJl .1 AnSTRitf lW(Ss9s pe . "'CS' if
beauty, its sorceous interior, its "Jewel Case" Instrument "'5S2S'LAi. Masim ' 8f'ES:S ' Sen '
panel, take a look at the many new enfrtneertng ideas that Sr.gg? I ijV d"s S O m .. " g
make this the Rrratest car Dod(tevr bniltl .. R:!MMN'iS " " -n. ffOt.,r 5 antt B
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prised because DodKe pHces ate as much as $55 loss than rX"''"""1" 'l-V-w -t.'S "'rSi"'I.c';,'' :." 'ea " B
lastyearl .r-.t-i.r- ..... , ; TAKE A LOOK1 New invisible Iurrbrq com- ''.rV M
TIP TO FATHERS! Hptp's how to enA C!1rLtma shf.pr.ina wnf. rmcnt -completelT concealed, yet i, n I WSJJ oi T,Si,'i?(R''a f ' '
rli-a riahtoowl Th, rear bur lu.toa. .H for ttit whole l.mdr than Old "trunk-stTle" compartment! Lil'''EO piCC DuT?-"
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jnc ivcyv tyy g&ssuoiw luaukj Liner
latlonal exjiosition, next summer.
All plans for the fight were can
celled by Harrison Counick, gen
?ral manager of the exposition.
Mike Jacobs, New York promotei
had asked for a SoOO.UMO guarantee
Co. stage- the fight on Treasure is
land. He -was notified by Connick
yesterday the exposition had decid
ed to decline the offer.
BASKETBALL
Scores - Gossip
DES MOINES. la.. Dec. S (API
lirake university athletic officials
announced today the Drake basket
ball team will play the University
of Oregon, champion of the north
ern division of the Pacific Coa.it
conierence, here December 2y as.
one oi tne feature events of the
JJes. Moines Register and 'Tribune's
annual coachiiiK school. .
PULLMAN, Dec. S (AP) The
Washington Slate Cougurs, whose
gridiron efforts were nothing to
write about, are ready to make It
up on the maple floor. The l!i:!8
:I9 Edition of tho Cougars' basket
ball machine' sounded a warning to
aspirants for tile northern division
coast conference title - hist night
when they defeated the. Whitman
College .Missionaries of the North
west conference VI to 41.
RIDDLE QUINTET
11 BEATS DRAIN, 32-30
ItlDDLK. December S Riddle
Hipln school's basketball quintet
Unshed enough drive ami power
to edtfe mil a 32-:t(j win over a
plucky, shacpshootins Uraiu team
in a ame played on the former's
court Tuesday - evening.- -
Itiddle Hiiatchcd an early lead, re
limiuishiiiK it but once' and that
half way through the. first period.
From ihat point- on tho "Irish"
stayed out in front, except for the
third (junrtcr, when Drain knotted
Uie score at 21-all after flurry of
basketH. The "Irish" again took
command and staved off a Drain
uprising at tho finish. . .
;The game wits-marked with very
fast clean playing and a fine show
of sportsmanship.
Lineups
Riddle ;i2)
Metier (-1)
Becker 1 15)
Moore ;)
Cornutt (ID)
Itiysliy i
C!0) Drain
(2) Uylell
Kirk
HI) Clorsline
(5) behave,. U.
(7) Peer, II.
D. of U. V. to Meet Florence
N'ightingalo tent, No. 15, Datiijblers
of Union Veterans of the Civil
War will meet at 7:30 o'clock Fri
day evening at the armory.
FOR YOUR f "
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O.S.C. GRIDDERS OFF
TO BATTLE IJ.C.L.A.
COItVALLIS, . Dec 8 (AP)
Oregon State Beavers set out last
night for Los Angeles where they
will wind up their 1938 season
against UCLA. 'rhe . Beavers need
a victory to clinch undisputed third
place In the coaet conference stand
ings. '
Because of Injuries to Mercer,
quarter, and Hackenbruck, tackle,
and the Indifferent attitude of the
team toward the game. Coach Still
er was apprehensivo on departure.
He said - Mercer and Hackenbruck
were doubtful starters.
LOS ANGKLKS. Dec. 8 (AP)
U.C.L.A. football players engaged
in only a limbering up drill today
for tho final conference game of
the season with Oregon State.
PORTLAND BEAVERS
BUY NEW CATCHER
PORTLAND, Dec. S (AP) The
Portland Heavers purchased Vin
cent Monzo, catcher, from Memphis
yesterday in an outright cash deal.
Monzo played with the San Fran
cisco club in l!i:ii and 1937 but was
sold for breaking training.
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