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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 1 , 1939. nilf'ACO, .Ijhi. (AIM --The National .Suit-ty roitnHl aiiiiomiri-ii today thu isulion's iHTHh-ntiU (Jt'iillirs wciti n.'iliiferl ly 1.-Kit ill l!t:; tin-Ml-f uttt iinpltvt'iilitl( i- t v i t-cin il ed hi a Binli year. Last year's latalilics toial-d (HH), the con mi I made- f,nowii, I In; jnwp.st. nii-raM; 1"1' I and a 10 mt cftiL di'cdin limn 11m l!t::7 limirc or mr.itr. tim- yn-a'i pre vious d'cn-asc was. in when llio lotul wa.s !cin'i below the limine lor litis. Tim safely fxportri dis lo.stMl I'll J thi.T 7'in.i'ini lewrr .m-ihoiim wen diablt-d by injuries in '.i'.',s than in J U'tf. ami t In en mom ic loss t roljl itccrdiMiial deaths and injuries was nit hy S l"li,nip',ilil. I.asl eai'H it Hiding Injii! ii-H totaled !i.'J'iii.niin. and the t-conomir loss was Ssi.lii'ii,. Min.onn. Tin; roil mil t-aid I he hni o e liifitt was i?eiieial in every class! if -at ion of ai eidents rx epf 1 lie domestic mii;. Kor the tirsi tune ill In years, accidental deaths in the home exceedeil the numb r nl 1 1 a 1 1 ic fatalities. Kxcepi lor and lii:i:s, last year's accident n death rate of lor lHO.iHiil population was Hie low est sine'; UT, and only six eain, the council re ported, had lower nil cis Kinrn nai ional records lust hecaiin available in l!jmt. 'I'hoso years wen lltlii, HWi, I.C.I, I'.CZ, and Tin- r-hief ta.-ior in the country's exceptional Hhnwini: was a I ! per cent rfdiict irni in traltlc deaths, a Hiivtim of 7,'iln lives, and a drop ironi :i!i,t;i;! in i;i::7 to :i-vmhi in !i:ts. - o -- - - WArU I INCi I ' N. .Ian. (AIM Kar into this nun ulni:, dancers and diners hmi tin nation carried on their celebration ol ('resident Jlousevelt's TiTth birthday aiiniver-Hiu-y. in tli'1 interest of stamping ottl Inianllbt paralvsis. A ihtzeu movie, siae and radio actoi H who Hatlici t'd in I In- Whit'' House just belore lasl nildniulit to hear he presiilenl binadcasl bis thatik'k to cidi-hraiils al -a.uuo pur lins,; wen honor Kiiests at tunen (iipilal balls. They emlid their complex schedule nl 2 a. in., at a Slia "Knlil plale" hole) hrealilaM which several members ol lb' Koosevelt family at t em led. Several thousand ot hers dan ceil ut I In seven halls, which were hinh lijihied hy visits Irom Mrs. Iloose velt and th" aciois. Tvvonty c;us With tiollce escoi t wblzeil the i-elehrllies tluoiifJi the streets .Mrs. Iooscelt, in red with while fox lur. made the best llui aroiimi tin- liniiii. Heninninn lull ill tt.;ll p. in., slie altelliled seei diiiices, cut a birlliday cakf al tin lasl fine, and was hsidi at tin While House at l:L'u a. m.. I' uri'et uni'stH attcr the hi whirli she had listened ut li-nl i el al lit'i lasl slop. In his brief lalU. Hie president ttaid : "Inlanlile paralysis is an enemy Hint neither slumheis imr sleeps." Kxplaiuiim that Ihe national louii'latlon tor Infantile p;tralsis hist ear r'ceived all the mt put ceeds ol the birtbilav celebrations, be said hall the re,ei.'s this .ar would l;o to the loiindation aul llic other Imlf to the communities par licipatitm. FCUT COLLINS. Colo (AIM The explosion trucktoads of Inn mm: lhat killed lo wmkeis at n ce ment plant td miles north of Foil. Cidlius t m i l 1 1 T bae killed moie than a i'coie had 11 happened a minute or (wo later. Telit -I'iie uoikeis at Ihe Colo iado Poi Hand Cement compain plant Mcie diauglnc a lm:-e Hue to Haul Hie hiniiln;; eplles w lien Ihe d.iuamile detonated late e:de day. 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II is a cable station. a commercial air sloppinu' place, ' and a minor Iradhm base. IP vond I mat II lias no importance uhal unless eoninc! ft into a naval cotifiteHs docs d b cides to turn e. And what. to do in that i prelly defi ss is (-.ohm to forelmi policy ha ehh r-'fard will tell yo, niii'ly whcihei- coimr adopi an aKKiessivi' OUR BOARDING HOUSE j M'DEA,R,-kPp'. KuMp U . .. .w. - -tLj .h-tr I . j LOM (3 -LOST UWCLE BRUNO, i MV WEPHEWS ' 1 V FA-TMER'S BROTMER.r jf WIPE 1 AA y HELLO A.MCD "TO MEET YOU YUf HOOPLE yA J TIME T SAW UMCLE UP THE HOOPLE PASS I Me. TH ROUGH I RUkJO 1 vVS BUT A 1 KEPUTATIOkl OF 3UST AT THIS TIME ij LIMG SHAVER IM -PICKIMO CHARM- i WHEM EVERY ROOM - SHORT PAKlTfc. J V IKIC3 MATES J I Kl THE HmKP ic 'A k h ' . 's N VTUTTi v.3Sk, uu,,J ., .., . ' ---.y in m i ,ipvh... I, ,.M Rtc us rTofF. ,Y 'jV Ih Iviciinile . , , ----- S0VIETPHT1D fifeiOeEfiONTlllSFJO r rnr nn nnnnninn !': "" 1 s s ; -v-, nvt-itfln rtiUbHAivi sHHsHPSi WflVL lb tXPLflliytDi . ; I lille,! Slates. 11,1 one v cck niri'S store niters - - - i ! Ibeir hie !v f-ate. Vour chance to! ,J'n' ic iim i'Au' "' " is !: 'r'1""'" " ". .! ' , , i , ' . ! fi fi 9 9 1 9 B I IrS Te,,,e,l ,,M , enM ,,,;. "' "H.'re,l. tint, I,, . '-'-"''i,i-i,,,M,,.,un. hi- . villi, 'S.Hlie Unas! - ""'l'o--ii, int-,i,,i;eiiies. .Mi", I "" ' " I , . " '"' "'" ""' ' ; is.-.-l ., ,.,v a, s.liool. len.-l ymtw people. pro,,. t , I a, ion in,,, , In- slate will also take I io; Mas i , ie p. la.-, s on ii. ,, m-.n-i-j ,!. ,,.,,!.,- mUi;,.,, ,,. i, a, I,,.,-. airli. Ihan anv otln r slale i aie of any neeileil ineiease in I t iniinmw iim- i-iiw; i,K,iiui.,,ai,ri,n; .,,,.! . , ,, ,W l,e, an. e i' : tal I loi 11 la a lid' Nev a,la polla I ion. ' Hale, lo elltei Mill,', I III, ,-,'- in ihr i,m.iH;,i,. rrr 'I''"' io ot .on;a..,.,T r Tl..- .l.m ,,s,,a ieuer Is I lie . I, I- ,!."! '''.I'".''.''. IT' 18 ""'I "'. !,.. ... !.,, I ior -nev.r ,... . o-. ,ov , , . . ,, , .. .. .iiW onlv I'-' liatoia lo,- anv i I ' ' iii" i . .-. .- i; I''-' iw-l , I ....... i "i. lit: I. , . Guam, in Pacific, Key To U. S: defense, becomes a temporary focal point of American foreign potior or is j-"diiK to sticlc to isolation. I louohitu i ( il'n eslei (j Itiaimle that liaus down the ke lel'enses. to Allieri The mnut r.His frorn the Aleu thi oiiL'h Hawaii to i- hunt line. Almost to jitiiiik, Honolulu Panama is lit iHi W ' l';is- " w Jifil I'ulied Stales " 1 I be navy fititiies lhat a I'orMfi. '-""i" would heli in the m-lensc Hawaii, lint that il isn't really necessary. With Cuam defense iesH. (lie navy can slill keep any present enemy out id the eastern I1'" unless duam is lortil'cd and ""ado into an advanced b;t.-e, Hi I;V P'op'e don't see how (In; III operate v,.yy (.fi,.( (iv.-l .- In thf I 'iir Kasl. The Philippiiler; i iin'l he ilefemieil 1 lom Moilolll'tt. Neith er could Japan he blockaded, nor aei es.sive aci ion he iiml -riaken in Cliines)' waters. Fortify Hiiam and lix it so lhat. with ; ii..s .i ,ni ti,.' fii.iti liiiitiii. ;ir (in iIiiii.iii' .iiilniiiiiliil,', it. '.ii. ly ,. il-,.i-l.., un i I in'ti: j il, . it li.iinu, i. In,. ,;u I;,:,,,,,, .1, m ,. iiid tw .Hill - ii M'-x'- f ' i- !. I ... HitL-hIiiU..r IVimllv ' 1!u' !'MV ,utl m '".tM..n I submarines, bombing phi lies and oiheiyiatt could hi: based thorp, se ciireiy, however, and t ho picf uro changes. Then the navy could de fend the Philippines, blockade Ja pan, or do practically anything else tin nation mintil want it to do in tin; Kar Ka.st. So. say i he navy people. Hi don l especially e; whether I tluam is fortified or not but if the government dans to follow an an Kressive forejjiii policy, if it plans 10 use its fleet in ihe Pacific lor someiliine, more (ban strainht cou lim nial iletense - then it bad bet ter ri; ahead and turn Cuaiu into an advanced base. Hence the Implirat ions of' I la. '(lining conyieSHionai aetlon. Con nrvnA is not likely to approve tin (uam proposition unless It ill"! oiug to ioliow a "stroiiK lim;'' In ioreimi allairs. As a niatlL'i' of fact, the navy is considerably more interested in Major Hoople OWE LOOK ATT HIM aud x caw see r IHAT HE COESKJ'T Xr MEED A.MYCREDEM Vt TIAL5 TO PROVE l HACT HE IS As HOOPLE ' c y JSI L'niVEHSRl (REGIT tOITIPRnVl Foreign Policy as discussion of its fortification Puerto Rico than in f'.iiaui. Tin? Hepburn hoard also recom mended the. establishment of a base in i'ueiio Itico: and thin, in tlie navy's opinion, is important piiiely from a defensive stand-1 point. U',ith a Puerto iiicau base the navy could preserve the Caribbean as a private lake. Tim eastern defenses of iho Panama canal would then he secure. There would he no chance of any Kuropean pow er seizing a nearby base lor air or submarine attacks on American coastal traffic or American sea ports. Ami the navy would have a secure jiimpiiiK-off place for a flank attack on any Kuropean thrust at South America. So the navy is vilally Inleresled in Puerto Kfco, whereas K is not in Cuaiu. Whether tina in is to he fortified ih-pends on Hu- kind m' loreiirn policy America ji.hmt-u and it isn't the navy's joh to shape policy. Hut Puerto Kieo is seen as a key piece in Uio Atlantic defense system. SPANISH WAR VETS TO MEET IN JULY Mi .MINNVII.I.K. Jan. rill. (VI In-. U". (. Hoffman, Onon ili--Piirliiii'Ml conimaiidi-i- of I'iiIioiI SimniNli U'ar VuIciiuih, said loilay .- uiuimiisirauVM council hail poillli'il .Inild SlallfiT. KiiL'onc di'iiarlmcnt junior vice commander iucccclim; Iti-v. I. ;. KIihw. Toledo.' Ilev. Shaw recenlly moved lo To titiia. ' Hoffman said Ihe slale encainn. uienl would be held at NvivporL July LOOTERS OF LIOUOR STORE SENTENCED KI.A.M.VTir KAI.I.S. .l,.n :!n fAI') Khlnn c,e.-.s ami Theodore Moore. Cliiloiniin inunlelnal lienor store lohliers. loililv Worn civon senlemes ol lour years each In Hlnte liriHOli. Thev i.leadeil iliv e Ciicull .liulKe Ashursl. REX APPLEGATE IS NAMED FIRST LIEUT. Kl'CKNK, Jan. .'!. (AP Co!. Al- I. yon. head of the milit.nv scleme deparltiient at ihe I'niver sliy ot Ojokoii. announced the ap pointment today of Coiirtnev J), ...i.-.-He. i oriiauu. as cadet conno inu reserve otlieers" trainiim corps. I(e. Appb-atc of IJoseblirir Allen, Shepard, Silvorton, mimed first lieiUenunia, wish to lake t his. otiiio: i unit v in express our a ppi ecial ion lor i he kindness and sympathy eti ly the friends of our beloved moth er during her illness and for the ijeatitiiul floral offerings. Alls. Oriaiia Stivers. Mr. and Airs. F. A. Uunielle. Mr. and Mis. J. A. Vernon and family. VISIT Th. most bt.uti ful cocktnil Idling. In San Francitco. "II-. Difl.r.nl." CARDINAL RICHELIEU ROOM Van Nit at Gfiry I CHOP, FEED LOINS ApplirratioiiH for emergency crop and feed loann for l!3U are now be in leceivtd m Kueue, OreKon, by V. S. Kieeinan. lield supervisor of the emergency crop and feed loan fetion ot ihe Farm Credit adminis tration. The loans will be made, as in the past, only to 1'annerB whose cash lefiuirementB are small and who cannot obtain credit from any other source. The money loaned will be limited lo the tanner's immediate and actual cash needs for growing his l!t:P,l crop or for the purchase of feed for livestock. Far tilers who can obtain the funds they need from an individual, production credit association, bank, or other concern are not eligible lor crop and feed loans from the eincrgfiicy crop and feed loan sec tion of the Farm Credit adminis tration. The loans will not lie made to standard rehabilitation clients whose current needs are provided for by the Farm Seeurity adminis tration, formerly known as the He settlement administration. As in the past, farmers who ob tain emergency crop and feed loans will give as security a first lien on the crop financed, or a first lien on the livestock to be fed if the money borrowed is to be used to produce or purchase feed for live stock. Where loans are made to tenants, tin landlord, or others having an interest in i he crops financed or the Hvesloi'It to he led. are required to waive their claims in favor of a lien to the governor of the Farm Credit administration until the loan is repaid. Checks in payment of approved loans will be mailed from the reg ional emergency crop and feed loan of Vice at Spokane. Washington. Application forms and t'ulf par t icuhtrs may be obtained from County Agent .1. Itoland Parker. How's Your Health? WHOOPING COUGH lly IACO CAI.DSTON, P. What of whooping couyh? Has an effect ive preventive been de veloped? Are there any new meth ods employed in the treatment of ihe disease? Those questions are anxiously asked by many parents. I'nlortunately. the answers 'that can be ejven to these i minifies must be equivocal. As to the vaccines, of which (hero arc several kinds now in use, Ihe authoritative opinion is that they cannot as yet be recommended to the pn hi ir in the same way that smallpox vaccination or immuniza tion against diphtheria is recom mended. The ininmntzinp effects of the whoopimr couL-h vaccines have not been definitely established. Sta listically, it appears that Ihe vac- clues do have a favorable influence In the preventive or modifying disease. Hut the vaccines have not. been perfected so that one can say with certainty that in a siven case they will protect the vaccinated child iiKain:-t developing the dis ease. v On the other hand there Is little indication (lint injections of whoop imr couyh vaccines are harmful. Their use is therefore warranted In youiiKer children of large fami lies and in nurseries. As to treatment, a number of authorities are convinced that the use of convalescent human serum is or distinct value. Convalescent serum is derived from individuals recovering Irom the disease. It is administered by hypoder mic injection into muscle tissue In amounts ranginir from 10 to lib cubic cenliineters (one-third to two-thirds oz.) If given after the child has been exposed and before Ihe onset ol symptoms, the serum may reduce the severity of ihe dis- Will, nil this il still rtmuins im-Iwnilin-ly ii(-os:-;uy In avoid pnsliiK llu- ,-hilil to tilt- lliswisi.. I'llis is ol' course- not iiu-;tvs imx. ihlc sinro the symptoms ol' the ills use. csiiofiiilly ilurinir its r.:ir!v stnti-s when It is most infectious, lire not. ri-ailily rocoKiiizeil. However there arc some ji.-i-mils ivho still labor niulrr the impression that whooplns counh is somelhiii!; which every ehil.l must "m tlirmiKh."' ami who dr. liln-ialely allow their children to come in contact with a case in or- ler lo -have it over with." This neiiet ts wrong. For a Limited Time SANITARY TOILETS for lnmit', school or place of imsincss. an' bHng built, puiru pd and installed with WI'A in-hot- for only the cost of inatu tml. L. W. METZGER CO. RosHmrg Pause Refresh Story lies Confectionery 211 N. Jackson St. San Franciico't molt eont'enimnt location in Ih c n ( r of everything Civie Center. 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. Dated in Roseburg To Lead Meeting Of Presbyterians 1 llecause of the situation which the church faces in the world to day, there is a need lor an under standing of the Christian faith iu ils relevance to every phase of life. This is the opinion of Dr. (leorge Irving, above, of. .Phila delphia. !. Irving, who is general direc tor of the department of faith aud life or the board of Christian ed ucation of the Presbyterian church in the I'nited States, will be In ftosehurg Wednesday to conduct a conference on faith and life at the meeting of the Southwest Ore gon Presbytery in the First Pres byterian church. "There is need for a more com plete and absolute devotion to the Christian faith as the power of personal and social living," said Dr. Irving when recently interviewed. Dr. Irving joined the staff of the Presbyterian board of Christian education in 1!KS7. He fore assuming j his position with the board. Dr. j Irving had been for 19 years secre tary of the religious work of the I national council of the Y. M. C. A. ol America. In that capacity. Dr. ' Irving, serving a continenl-wide j parish, became known in many cities, churches and colleges of the , United States and Canada, not only RICHARDSON tDDIUAt in lh. itiounlain, f IX I YI 9 "' Chico. Cal. g Offers the Ideal Vacation for Every Member of the Family. HEALTH PLEASURE RECREATION Accommodations to Fit Every Vacation Budget. Dtract Iraln Conn Horn via S. P. and S.t. rivvd Highway Right lo th Doer OUR OVERNIGHT SERVICE will save you time and energy perhaps a hotel hill, too. And trains are safe in any weather. Let the engineer drive, while you sleep, and arrive rested and fresh for a full day of work or play. Here are example fares and berth charges, which arc additional. LOW FARES! IOP0RTUN0: 0; Huunillrii. I St Class Fare $5.96 $8.95 Lower Berth 2.40 4.80 Sinnilnril Pullmans) Cooch Fara 3.98 6.45 THE SCHEDULE leaves Roseburg 12:38a.m. Arrives Fupene . . , 3:2Sa.m. Arrives Portland 8:00 a.m. Similar Serfice reluming You um I Mi -m -r tv.- ia telephone ! Rates arc surprisingly low for this fast, clear service. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY because of his unusual ability as a k speaker, but also because of. the reaulla which followed his en gagements. Dr. Irving is the author o sever al books including. "Kxperiences iu Witnessing' for Christ," "Master o Monty A. A. Hyde," and "Present Day Points of Emphasis." The forest service estimated that the li3U.Uiiu.0iMJ acres of United States timber land is probably sut flcient to meet the country's needs if properly cared for. SURE to START 15 in Arctic Cold In January or July, you can depend on the engine in a j "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractor to start quickly and surelyX J A simple, compact, powerful , gasoline-starting engine . small enough to be cranked by hand easily large enough to turn the big Diesel indefi nitely is the feature of a positive starting system of fered only by "Caterpillar." i Ask foraDemonstration ON YOUR OWN FARM DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon NortKam FAST FREIGHT! free pitk up and delivery of Pacific Coast Icss-ihan-carhud merchan dise. First morning delivery here from Portland; second morning delivery from San Francisco. Sim ilar service from hundreds of other Pacific Coast points. Our rates competitive; try uj and see! Southern Pacific J. E. Clark, Agent. Phone 11. en you Desert i i I r1''