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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 1 3, 1 939. THREE! Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER JOAN MURHPY IS ELECTED PRESIDENT VMVKRSITY OP OREGON, March 13. .Miss Joau Murphy, JtoeburH, Is the new president of her living oiKunizution, Hilyunl Co operative house, uh a r8ult of ro- t'ut spring electionn held on the university ciunpUH, officprH oi living organizations nro In chui'Ke f nearly every phase of stiulontH' living activities, including such things an food and hiiaineKH management, finances, ao rtal affairs, and scholarship. To thein ko the responsibilities of lead Iiik 15 sororities, 2 dormitories, and 3 cooperative houses for women ; S fraternities, 0 dormitory halls and 3 cooperative clubs for men, Mlns Murphy, a junior majoring In Knglfch, will take over her new duties at the beginning of the new term March 20. A graduate of Hose htirg high school, she is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Murphy, 531 Fowler. MRS. JANTZER IS HOSTESS TO CLUB AZALRA, March 13. At a charm ing 1 o'clock luncheon Mrs. Joha Jnntzer entertained her bridge club at her honre Wednesday aft ernoon. Places were nrranged for Mrs. Fred Lubbe. Mrs. Warren Hazcn, Mrs. Walter Kemp, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. llalhert Kooth, Mrs. Rodney Smith, Mrs. John Feldmil ler and the hostess, Mrs. Jantzer. Rrldge was enjoyed during the pleasant afternoon hours with Mrs. Kemp winning first prize and Mrs. Hooth the consolation. PINOCHLE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED TUESOAY AZALEA, March 13. Mrs. Jake Fisher very graciously entertained her pinochle club at a lovely 1:30 o ciock dessert luncheon at her home Tuesday afternoon. Covers were placed for Mrs. John t eiuniiller, Mrs. Henry Smith, Mrs. Frankle Sthroeder, Mrs. Rodney Sinil h, M rs. Warren Dozen, Mis. Hathert Itooth, Mrs. Henry Gae- decke and the hostess, Mrs. Fish er. Pinochle was the main diversion of the afternoon with Mrs. Booth receiving a high score prize, Mrs. hciiroiMier received Ihe consolation and Mrs, Henry Smilh second prize and traveling prize. WESTMINSTER CIRCLE TO MEET MARCH 16TH SUTHERUN, March 13. The Westminster circle announce the next meeting to be held at the homo of Mrs. (). W. French with Mrs. Vern Holgate and Mrs. Mark Jordan acting as hostesses, I hurs dny, March Kith. Everyone is cor dially invited to nttend. Today's Pattern BUTTON-FRONT FROCK TUCKS IN TO WAiST By CAROL DAY This tucked waistline has a beautifully slimming effect. Above and below the inside tucks, the new button-front dress shown in Pattern S427 breaks Into fullness over the bust and below the hips, with on effect very, very flattering to the figure. And it's such an easy design to make. No matter how much of an amateur you are, you can sew this pretty dress without difficul ty. It's one of those classically simple styles that are especially satisfying to wear. The plain V neckline give3 yoi: lots of chance to show off bright new clips, brooches or flowers. Make this dress up in thin wool, fiat rrepe. or tailored print (it's a grand pol ka doi style), and see if It Isn't your favorite softlv-tallored stand by. Pattern No. 8427 Is designed for sizes 32, 34, 36. 3S, 40, 42 and 44. Size 34 requires 4 5-S yards of 39 inch material. Send your order to the News Review, Pattern Department, Rose burg, Ore. i I A rA MR. AND MRS. SMITH HONORED AT DINNER ON FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY GLKNDALE. March-13. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith were honored at a delightful family dinner Sunday on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A beautiful three-tiered wedding cake trimmed with white roses and gold, leaves formed the centerpiece for the at tractively laid table. Covers were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Arlet Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Estes, Miss Hulda. Estes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens, .Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith and son, Clifford, and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Cluck of Roseburg. Mrs. Estes and Arlet Smith are daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Harrison Smith and Miss Estes are granddaughters, and Clifford Smith Is a great grandson. Mi, ami Mrs. Cluek are family friends of many years' stand ing. LADIES AID HAS INTERESTING MEETING CAMAS VALLEY. March 13. The Ladies Aid met Wednesday aftornoon at the home of Mrs. H. C. Uoyle. Devotions were In charge of Mrs. Rose Kinnan and Mrs. Rcssie Wheeler. Plans were made for a food sale In a short time. Reports were made by several committees. A quilt is being made to have on hand in case of need. Three new members, Mrs. Alma La n get Mrs. Lillian Cole and Mrs. Moore were taken Into the Aid. Following the business session tea and sandwiches were served to Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Brlttain of Dillard. Mrs. Ruby Moore. Mrs. Alma Lange, Mrs. Ethel Rrown. Mrs. Afberta Coon, Mrs. Bessie Wheeler, Mrs. Ruth Lawson, Mrs. Rose Kinnan, Mrs. Lillian Cole, Mrs. Welcome Martindale, Mrs. Winnie Urown. Wilfred Drown, H. C. Boyle and the hostess, Mrs. H. C. Boyle. PINOCHLE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT COPELAND HOME OAKLAND, March , 13. M r s. Kenneth Copfland enlertuiued the members of the pinochle club at a delightful party at her home. High score prize was won by Mr. S. M. Axioms with Mrs. Harold Peter son winning the door prize. At the tea hour Mrs. Copcland served dainty refreshments to Mrs. Atthur Elledge and Mrr. Jo seph Copeland, guests, ami Mrs. George Jennings, Mrs. S. M. Ad ams. Mrs. Charles Mabie, jV'i-h. R. M. Forher, Mrs. Charles McMuhon, Mrs. H. C. Meyers, Mrs. Alfred Hnml, Mrs. Harold Peterson and, Miss Eloise Hand, members.. MR. AND MRS. SULLIVAN ENTERTAIN AT PARTY CANYONVILLE, March 13. A very delightful five-hundred card party was enjoyed Wednesday eve ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan. Lovely refresh ments were served at the close of Ihe card play to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ileals, Mr. and Mrs. U. Cosner, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lloyd, Mrs. Helen Couglar. Miss Molly Sullivan and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan. MR. AND MRS. BYRON ENTERTAIN GROUP OLALLA, March 13 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byron entertained a. number of young people at their home Wednesday evening In honor of their daughter. Miss Virginia, the occasion being her eighteenth birthday. (James and music were enjoyed until a late hour when Mrs. Byron served delicious refresh ments. COOKING CLUB HAG INTERESTING MEETING GLEN DALE. March 13. The re cently organized 4-H Cooking club, under the leadership of Mrs. Pir ley Wingelman, held Us second meeting at the schoolhouse, on March 2, with all members present. The first lesson in cooking was given and it was demonstrated how to measure various ingredients properly. Next meeting will be held Thursday, March !l. SEW AND SO CLUB HAS MEETING DRAIN. March 13. The Sew and So club met at the home of Mrs. Eva Letsom, Thursday. The after noon was pleasantly spent with sewing and visiting, lively re Iresbments were served by the hos tess assisted by Miss Hetty Jean Douglas, to the following members, Mesdaraes Harker. Coons, Alford. Henderson, Kesterson, Lakey, Da vis, Li rut on, 11. Lakey, Misses Har lan Wiseirarver and Mrs. Letsom. POETS CORNER The following was published In the Oregon Journal. TO ONE GONE The moon has risen, silver-white. Anil minli l.ovnti.1 iko hill A hundred times since that first night; A mmiMiriil tn.r.Mf.utlt Livens the shadow with his lay; The dew-daiup winds are blow- And as you leave, your steps betray i ne manner oi your going. The moon has risen but to set. The whip-poor-will's brief song Is hushed. And now I would forget That years are bleak and long, i Gut In the silence and the dark j The dew-damp winds are sighing. And every footstep leaves a mark' Against the heart's denying. Marjorie Hunt PcttIL SIDE GLANCES By. George Clark COPR. 1919 BY NCA SERVICE. INC T. W. BtC. U.'S.' PAT. Of F. 3'ft "Wags! Those look like Mrs. Tipton's shoes. Take tlicnv back to her this instant 1" From Kipling's Victor McLaglen, Joan Ilomauce and adventure, comedy and thrills emerge in a whirlwind of impetuous, headlong action throughout the colorful scenes of "Gunga Din," sensational screen drama of Hriiish army life In India. The picture opened last night at the Indian theatre before an au dience which responded enthusias tically to Us vigorous appeal, voic ed in the resonant crash of field guns, the da..ling glitter of polish ed steel, as bayonets and native WEST MELROSE CLUB HAS ENTERTAINING MEETING MKLItOSK, March 13. The West Melrose club ladies were guests of .Mrs. George Kelt at her home Thursday ultcruoon. The time was spent with the business meeting, needlework and a balloon contest. Mrs. Hlchards was winner and re ceived the clever prize provided by Mrs. Imrie. The principal topic of conversation was the community health situation. The St. Patrick day motif was featured In the delicious lunch served by the hostess, Mis. Felt, nt the close of the afternoon. Those present were Mrs. C. O. Crlteser. Mrs. John Hlchards. Mrs. .W. G. Cooper, Mrs. John Galla. Jr., Mrs. Andrew Imrie, Mrs. K. M. Seeley, Mrs. Hay I'etrequin. Mrs. II. G. Thompson and Mrs. Felt. The next meeting will be held Thursday afternoon, March 23rd, at the home of Mrs. Thompson. All members are cordially invited to at tend, and come prepared to help with the sewing project. HcHpnn.se to roll call will he either an Irish joke or helpful housecleaniug hint. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB TO MEET The Hosebtug Art and Embroid ery club will meet Wednesday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. El't'io Stubblefield at 723 Fullerton street. All members are urged to he pres ent. CHORAL CLUB TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Choral club, under the direc tion of Mrs. Homer Grow, will meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the Hosehurg Woman's club house Instead of Friday. All mem bers are urged to be present. SPECIAL 3 Days Only, Mar. 14-15-16 WOMEN'S HEEL LIFTS Regularly 25c women's leather or composition 19c heel lifts Hobday's Shoe Renewing 309 W. Cass St. ssKv V A J J "Gunga Din" Fonlaine, Cary Grant. blades cross In deadly hand-to-hand lighting, all etched in unforgettable detail against the exotic atmos-, phero of the mynterious Orient.' The feature is adapted from Hud yard Kipling's famous poem of the same title, its central figure being a bhisli, or regimental water-carrier Gunga Din, who develops from ;a humble servant into a heroic i fighting man, and makes the su preme sacrifice for the sake of his Icomrudcs. CHARLIE YOUNG HONORED ON BIRTHDAY THURSDAY CANYONVILLE, March 13. A very pleasant surprise pilrty was given in honor of Cburlio Young on his birthday anniversary Thursday evening at his home. Chinese checkers were In play during the evening and later delicious refresh ments were served and gifts were presented to Mr. Young from Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Ered Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llaskins and Dickie, Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Moyer, Mr. and Mrs. Odom Ford and daughter, Mr. anil Mrs. Hon Lloyd, Mrs. Lot ilia Hosiord, .Miss Lllla and Miss Lois Young and Mrs. Charlie Young. (COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS INVITED TO CARD PARTY AT CLUB HOUSE TUESDAY The members of the Hosehurg Country club are most cordially in vited to enjoy a private card party at eight o'clock Tuesday evening at the club house. Prizes will he awarded and refreshments will be served. The golf tournament com mittee of the ladies of the club will act as hostesses for the occasion. M. O. A. CLUB TO MEET WEDNE8DAY The Edenbower M. 0. A. club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Powers. All members are most cordially Invited to he present. WE ARE NOW BAKING HOT CROSS BUNS Buy Them From Your Grocer MODEL BAKERY Local News F. S. Cub to Meet The P. S. club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H.. Wick ham at 702 Mill street. In Portland Dr. mid Mrs. O. n. Hess ami smalt son. Hobby, of Myrtle Creek, have been In Port land visiting relatives and attend ing to business since Wednesday. Visiting Daughter Mrs. Tay lor, of Forest Grove, has arrived here to visit her daughter, Miss Lois, hii;h school teacher, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. h. Kolha geu Sr., on Military street. Special Meeting Called A spe cial meeting of officers nnd de gree team of Laurel chnpler, No. HI, Itoyal Arch Masons has been called for 7:110 o'clock Tuesday night at the temple. Badoura Club to Meet Tlailoura club, Daughters of the Nile, will meet at a one o'clock no-hostess luncheon Tuesday at the apart ment home of Mrs. George 11. Smith in the Hotel Rose. Rebekah Lodge to Meet Hose burg Rebekah lodge, No. 41, will meet at 7:110 Tuesday night at the I. O. O. F. hall, with Mrs. A. I). Hnwn, noble grand, in charge. Initiation or candidates will be held. Ministerial Association to Meet The Ministerial association will meet Tmtmlnv nr 11 n ti ilm study of Rev. S. Raynor Smith In liic iniiuuii i-.piscuiai ciiiircu. Rev. Linden 0. Leavltt will be the speaker. Inter-Se Club to Meet The Inter-Se Study club will meet nt a 1:30 o'clock dessert-luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. S. Hall on Military sti-eot. The pa per will be In charge of Mrs. Cleorgo Churchill. Roll call topics will be presented. Here Over Week-End M I s s Dorothy Wltchor, teacher nt Ash land, spent tho week end here vis iting Miss Rosemary Larsen at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. (I. A. Hurt el on Soulh Pine street. Miss Wltcher and Miss Larsen attend ed school together nt Oregon Stale college. Young Lutherans League to M' The Young People's league of St. Paul's Lutheran church will be entertained at 7:30 o'clock iiiesuay night at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Svlwesiet ni 1170 Military . stroot , with Miss i-uuri, miss vera, and Miss June (loetz, hostesses. Fine Arts Departmento to Meet The fine arts department of (he Junior Woman's 'dub-will meet nl 7:30 o'clock tonight at Ihe home of MIsb Hetty Hhoemuker on Illakeloy street lo make plans for the book party of Ihe .lunliir Wn nim's club announced for March 2t'. GROUP ATTENDS CIRCLE MEETING OLALLA, March 13. Mrs. Fail Ollivant. Mrs. Jim Homolkn, Mrs. ItUlllll lfcnlfr mwl t.- T.. null attended the meeting of the Tenmile Community circle at the home of Irene Homolkn In Tenmlln, Wednesday. About thirty-five mem bers and guests of the circle at- it-uuiMi anil prcRcnicn rtirs. Jim Ho molka, Sr., with a handkerchief shower nil woll nu .. .. ,, .r other lovely girts. The meeting was in uoiinr oi .Mrs. uomolka who will leave soon for Can by. B. P. W. C. TO ENJOY ST. PATRICK'S PARTY AT CLUB HOUSE TONIGHT Members and invited guests of the Business and Professional Wo men's club will enjoy a delightful Si. Patrick's party nt eight o'clock tonight at the Rnsehlirg Woman's club house. Miss Luclln Lenox, president, will be In charge of the meeting Willi Mrs. William Hell as liiuirnian of the party. DOUGLAS COllNTV P..T. A. COUNCIL TO MEET WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Tho Douglas County P.-T. A. council will hold an Important ami interesting meeting nt two o'clock Wednesduy afternoon In the music room or the Junior high school with .Mrs. II. 11. Carter, president, In charge. All members are urged to be present, Roseburg High School GLEE CLUBS Present The Buccaneers3 AN OPERETTA Senior High Auditorium Tuesday, March 14th 8 o'Clock Here Saturday Mrs. Ralph Stearns, of Myrtle Creek, spent Saturday In this city vlsiiliig frienils am! shopping. Study Club to Meet The tirnen P.-T. A. Study club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mm. Kretl Agee. In Town Saturday Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Wells, who own the Wells mineral springs at Ynn calla, were business visitors in this city Saturday. Fullerton Operetta Tonight The Fullerton school has Invited the public to nttend its operetta. "Peep Show Park, to be present ed at eight o'clock tonight at the ochnolhouse. About 75 children In costume wil Hake part. Mrs. Boyer Back From Funeral Mrs. Blanche Hoyer has return ed to her home In Koseburg Irom Sulem, where her mother Mrs. S. Ancey, died a few days ago. Mrs. Ancey, who had resid' ed in Salem for the past twenty years, was well known in Hose- burg, having frequently s visited hero with Mrs. Hoyer. Sho was III only a very short timo before nor death. Return tn Pnrtlanrl flac Mn,l Wvn Wlllsnn RllOr-lnl lllll'uo fpnn. Pnrtlniid. left Snmlnv ft t.nt- liome, following a stay here of several days caring lor Mrs. n. It. MacKillnn. who bus hepn vnt-v III of miellmnnin nt Him hnma nt 1.. pureuis, .nr. ami -mis. p. t. Inibnr, on r,nsi i.ane street. Mrs. Mac- Klllon. nee I'nnlltin Itntmr nni. reported to bo steadily Improving in neuun. Will Visit Auxiliaries Mrs, Margaret Rodgors. of Rosebiire. department president of the II. S. w . V. auxiliaries of Oregon, left today for lOugene to pay her offi cial visit to General Luwton aux iliary. She will visit Scout Har rington auxiliary at Hillshoro March 17 anil Furthcrest West auxiliary ot Newport, March la. -Mrs. Rogers was accompanied by Mrs. Arglc DeWitt, or this slty, department secretary. SUSPENDED HOOP STAR REINSTATED MF.DFORD, March 13, (API Walter Kresse, high scorer ot the soulliern Oregon conference, sus pended two weeks ago for viola tion or training rules, has been re Instated as a member of the Med ford high school basketball squad, district il champions. Conch Rus sell Acheson announced Monday. Kresse Is listed In the roster for slalo tournament piny us a sub stitute forward. Hay Crosby, tillllty player, sus pended with Kresse. is not Includ ed among the list. of active play ers, but will make tho Salem trip as a spectator, at school expense. STORK ARRIVES IN CROWDED TRAILER ASTORIA, Ore., March 13. (AP) Tho trailer slopping at Fort Slevuns for the assistance of Col. Robert C. Murphy, medical officer, hnd flvq occupants. When tho oriicer left lliero were six. ' A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Jundt, Dakota dust howl refugees. SLEEPING SICKNESS FATAL TO TEACHER OnHOON CITY, March 13 (AP) Benson F. McDonald, Clack amas, school teacher and brothor ol a former chief Justice of tho .Michigan slate supreme court, died here Friday night of sleeping sick ness. AUTO BLOW FATAL TO BICYCLE RIDER McMINNVlLLIO. March 13. (API Richard McDanlcl, 14, died lii a hospital today of n fractured pelvis anil three fractured vorte hrae received March I when his bicycle was struck by nn nuti.lnn- nue operated by Arthur Mueller of McMliinvllle. Knight-Porter Aulo Repairing, Painting, Body and Fender Work At Robertson's Shell Station Corner Jackon & Douglas Stt. BERGH'S Appliance Service 630 Winchester St. Phone 805 KpoclnlizliiK in ropnlriiiK nnd BervIciiiK WftHlihiK M(i:hlnH nnd Hiniitl Electrical Applluncofl. All work KuanintocMl. IN TWO ACTS MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. Ore., March 13 (API BUTTKR Prints, A grade. 27c lb. In parchment wrappers. 2Sc lb. in cartons: H grade, 2lic lb. ill Iiarchnient wrappers, 2"c lb. in car tons. HCTTKRFAT Portland delivery buying prices: A grade, 241-25C lb. orilaml delivery; n grade, le in. less: C grade, tic lb. less: country lelivery, 23c lb. for A grade. F.GCiS Wholesalers' buying pric es: Specials, 19c do?..; extras, lSc uoz.; standards, large. 17c iioz.: ex tras, medium. Hie doz.: extras. sinnll. 1.1c doz. Selling price to relailers generally 2c doz. higher. CHKKSK Oregon triplet. 13Jc; Oregon lonf, Hlc Brokers will pay ic below iiuotntlons. COUNTRY M FATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butchers, under 1(50 lbs.. 10-llc lb.; vealers, 15c lb.; light and thin. 10-12c lb.; heavy, 10-ll),c lb.; lambs, 15-IRin lb.; ewes, r!lc lb.: cutler cows, S-0c Hi.: rainier cows. S-!lc Hi.: hulls, 10-1 tc lb. I.1VF POI'l.THY Buying prices: Leghorn broilers, 1 1-4 to 1 lbs.. 20c lb.; 21 lbs.. 20c lb.! colored springs, 2 to 31 lbs.. 17-lSc lb.; over 31 lbs.. 17-lSc lb.: Leghorn hens, over 31 lbs., 10c lb.; under 31 lbs., Hlc lb.; colored hens, lo 5 lbs., 10c lb.: over 5 lbs., 19c lb.; No. 2 grade, fie lb. less. Tl'RKKYS Selling prices: Dressed, new crop hens. 2llc lb.; loins, 211c lb. Buying prices: new liens. 24c lb.: linns, 24c lb. POTATOKS Yakima gems ( ) cental: local SI: Deschutes gems St.lM.20 cental; Klamath Fulls No. 1 uciiis 1.10-1.4": California, sweets. 1.115-1.70: Cal. yams 1.75; southern yams 2.10. POTA'I OHH .ew r inriiia i.iu per 50 lb. sack. ONIONS Oregon No. 1, 2.00-2.50 tier centul; sets 3ic III. WOOL-W ainettn valley, nom inal: medium 22-23c lb.; course- and braids 22-23c Ih.; lambs and fall. 20c lb.; eastern Oregon, au-zmo lb. HAY Selling price to retailers: Allnlfa, No. I, ?IU ton; oat vol eh, $12 tun; clovor, Sll ton; timothy, eastern Oregon, tin; Do Valley $14 Ion Portland. , HOPS IMS clusters 191-21 jc lb.: Higgles 2:ic lb. MOllAIlt Nominal, 193S 2(l-27c lb. CASCARA HARK Buying price; 193S peel 5c lb. ' LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Oro.,' March 13. (API (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: Steady, few late sales weaker, good clioico 1(15-215 lb. drivelns $S,25, few early sules $8.35; carload lots $8.50, 225-70 lb. butchers and most light lights $7.76-85. few from car load lots $8.00; packing sows $0.60 75, feeder pigs $8.00-35. CATTLE; Calves uneven, cows and heil'urs steady, steers steady to 25c lower, few loads medium good fed steers $8.50-9.20, best held above 9.35. common $7.00, medium- good heifers $7.50-8.60, common Sli.00-7.00. low cutter ami cutler cows $3.50-1.75; cnmmou-medlum $5,00 0.50, gooil buef $7.00-25, bulls steady at $0.00-75. good-choice veal ers $9.00-10:00. 1 I S1II010P: Fat lambs 15-25c lowor (few early steady, slaughter owes steady, gooil-ellolcn Ted wooled lambs $8.00-16, medium-good $7.50 75, shorn lambs $7.60-115, medium good spring lambs $10.00-12.00, g i choice ewes $1.00-5.00, includ ing load 137 lb. at $6.00. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore., March 13. (AP) Open High Low Close May 07 .07 .07 .07 Today, Tuesday, Wednesday It's Taking the Town By Storm! Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c JOURNAL FEATURES ROSEBURG ENTRANCE The new hiKhway enlranen Inlo tho city of KosfilturB was rw.lnreil In a innip picture putllsluI in tho current Issue of the Englnec: in;; News-Re cord. The phutogr.in:, was u:d to illustrate nn article on (nsnn hiKhv.ays written by S. II I'n.brrt of the eiitfineerini; staff of the Oregon highway fjinmls sion. The Iint eerhig News-Hee-onl is tho largest of the national ept;lmii ing publications. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Compiled by The Associated Press. March 13: 30 16. 15 00 lnd'ls r.lt's ITt's St'ks .Monday 74.8 22.2 39.(1 62, Prev. day .... 75.4 22.0 40.0 53.2 Month ago .. 71.8 20.8 37.5 511.3 Year ago .... 1)2.1 17.3 30.0 4.7 1939 high .... 77.0 23.8 10.0 53.4 1939 low 117.8 18.9 35.5 47.3 BONDS 20 10 P.R's lnd'ls 114.3 100.5 111.6. .. (14.9 100.5 .. 59.0 99.1 .. 57.4 90.0 .. 64.9 100.(1 .. 57.5 98.7 .. 70.5 100.3 10 1'1's 95.5 10 Fgn. 03.9 Monday , Low yield Prev. day .. Month ago Year ago .. 1939 high . 1939 low ... 1938 high ., 95.7 94.3 89.5 95.7 92.2 95.1 113.9 f.1.9 04.7 03.9 59.4 (17.0 New Mirrophonic Sound Today and Tuesday PAT . I0AN CBRTDf BLOND FiL tnthw rtcititZipplttt nwwiptptr ttory tine f I iZ""-r .111 JU-.-. u Plus on the San Pro gram looJIdnl kit Lgif Ulia! lib irdul IN SOCIETY Hicbi Am - fen Mi-J EdviiJ EmioII Hoitoi ltta Pimi WU Sod Foibt ThoBii Shows 2-7-9 P. M Mats, 25c Eves. 35c Kiddles 10c STARTS THURSDAY Dorothy Lamour In 'ST. LOUIS BLUES' i , ivtnvsao bum ;