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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1939.
CCC ACTIVITIES
Foresters, Camp Leaders
Speak on Safety, Work
and Education.
The Ihrnc prlnciiuil faclnin fon-nei'ti-il
wilh opiMiitiun t CCC
tannin were (ll;ussi'il al n
lnti-i'PslliiK coiifprnnce lfl'l "
wntk ill .Mi'iifonl, arrordlliK I" V.
V. Iluiplmm. HiiiiiMVlnor lit Hie
VlllKlia Nntiomil forest, wli"
lii attendance, other r-i""-"l"K
the riituqua finest were It. II. Mel
eer, prnjert HilpervlKor; T. M. ilar
her anil l-t. John I.. Kenneily, pruj
eel Buperllilonilent anil eamp m-mantlet-
of Kteumhoal eamp, anil
John It. MonlKinnery nml l.t. Clen
dun Mnniiiiin of South I'nipiina
Falls eiiinp. The local Kionp renirii
eil last nlliht from tlm threeiluy
meellnt! ilevoleil to u illseussiiiil of
eiluiallon. safely anil work pro
erunl into which the Cf.'C activities
now are illvlileil.
The conference, Mr. Iliiriihain rc
jmrls, was under the Kiiiilance of
Col. Harvey II. Fletcher, illstrlet
cuinnmniler for the .Meclforcl area,
unil was atteiiileil hy roresl super
visors unit their representatives,
inoject snperlntenilcnts anil eamp
coininanilera inclnileil In the Med
fonl illslrlct.
Special Training Offered
A ve.-v thorough eiliicallonal pro-
Krani lias heell iirnuiBcd for CCC
camps, w hero young men, niuny or
whom, liccaime of financial reaHons,
have been unalile to secaru inl
vaneeil eiincation, may obtain spe
cial training in a wide variety of
subjects.
Tralnliit; in afety also Is an Im
portant ractor, In order to lessen
ihiniser to the H'eat liiiinher of en
lollees who have had little previous
experience ill tl lore or less haz
ardous work into which they are
enlisted.
The works projects Include such
Hems as road and trail hnlhllnt!,
construction of lookout houses,
brldKOH. lowers, telephone lines,
,i,l iiuinv ol her activities of import
ance rroiu the standpoint of public
welfare.
Various phases councclcd with
each or Hie three activities are be
Inn discussed at a series of IT, con-
ren 'S helm; held IIiiiiukIiiiuI Ihu
ninth corps army area, Mr. Harp
liam slated.
Tim Portland office of Ihe forest
service was represented at .Med
ford hy Col. James h'ranklaud, w ho
Is lit ehariie of Hie CCC work pro
Itraiu for the tlri'Kon and WiisIiIiik
ton region, anil hy Itay LlndheiK,
special trainiiiB officer for llie
same area.
Camps In the Meilford district,
Mr. Ilarpham reports, are under su
pervision of several auencles, In
cludlliK Ihe II. S. rorest service, na
tional park service, 11. H. Inireiul ol
reclamation, t). anil C. administra
tion, tho slates of t)renon anil
California ami Ihe Keneial land of
fice department of kiukIiik.
Hie United States.
France today also mniilfesteil her
concern over und illsapprovul of
(lermany's advance In rent rat Europe.
! The French cabinet npproveil 0
hill to Klvo Premier Daladler vir
tual dictatorial decree powers for
more Ihiiii eiKht months to make
France ready to riliin ai a inoiio-ni
not ice.
London and Paris consuiien on
Joint Fre.ncli lli itish protest to t.er-many.
Would Kegain rrcsiigc.
A French movement also wnB
ii,rlie,l to send a special mission
nun am eastern l-.urope 10
restore piestiKe In liiimanla, soviet
Russia and other nations win...
once formed part of France's col
lective security structure.
uhiixIi Prime Minister Cham
berlain was expected to reflect a
hardened llritlsh altliuiio wnen ie.
::peaks lonlKht In a broadcast ad
dress at lllrmiiiKham. He has no
i,..v.-l..,lL-e,l bitter reKiet of tier-
nianv's emerxenco In an Imperial
role with almost JO.OUO.OllO new
Kliiv Hiiliiects.
These ueie some of Ihe Herman
aciiulslllons which the democracies
muni lace: Full eolllpment for 40
divisions, including tanks anil some
of the best artillery In tne worm;
vast stores of munitions and iihoiit
i r.no first line warphmes lor tns
air fleet.
in a nutshell, flermany hail wip
ed out moBt French and Tlrltlsll
efforts since last September to
mulch Clermnn rearmament on land
and In the air.
Reverberations Elsewhere.
In Sofia, MulKarin, soveral thou
unml nnlversilv stlldenls wen
haseil by mounled police after tney
hud demonstrated noisily ucuinst
ilissolution of Czechoslovakia.
The Swiss federal council, meet
ing to consider the chaiiKed map of
central lOiirope, tool! cognizance or
"certain kIkiih of Inouleluile
ainoiii! the Swiss people, a majority
of II i Cerman-speakinir.
Swiss Kconomics Minister Her
mann Obrecht warned that "any
one who strikes a blow at our In
dependence) and territorial Intel?-
rit v w I encounter war.
in Home. United Slates Ambas
sador William Phillips KniiKht
from Count Clano, Italian forelKn
minister, an Indication of Ilaly'i
reactions and iiilentlons in view
of her axis parlner's new power In
nl nil Kurope.
In Moscow, delegate!) to Hie 18th
all-union congress of the- coinmiiu-
Ist parly declared soviet llussiu
wns ready lo repel any atlack.
either In Hie far east, or against. Ihe
soviet Ckraine.
Thev were parlicularly luindfiil
or Ihe Ukraine, Russia's rich grnn-
ary.
transacting business in JRoseburg
Saturday.
Mis. CladvH Clllberlson nJnl Tom
Knight attended the show in Myr
tle Creek Sunday evening, i
Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Mescrvn
were visitors in ,-viarsiiiiciii .ooo-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Whim were
transacting business in itoseluirg.
Monday.
Veriin Cook lias returned to the
dough ranch after studying art In
Sun Francisco for several months.
Miss May Gross and -Mrs. It. (..
Campbell returned Monday morning
from Vonralia where they nau
spent the week-end.
Pat I'atterBon of Crania Pass
and lion Snyder of Medfonl visit
ed friends at the South Ujnpoua
Falls CCC camp Saturday night
ind Sunday.
Aimer Meserve and Hon. Dale
Ulam. uttended to business mat
ters In Coipiille, Tuesday.
Juanlla I.lsea and Suslo t;rlspen
visited at the homo of Mrs. (Iladys
Whitney ill Cnnyonvllie Saturday
ifternoon-
Mi-s. A. K. Moore, her ilatntrilers.
Miss Florence, Mable and Velma,
Mige Khaefer and Claude Alhei-
lon were transacting inisinewi in
Itoseburg. Friday..
John Iltlteliluson accompanied hy
his sisters, Miss fiem and Wlfelha,
uttended to business matters in
Itoseburg, Saturday.
Gordon Wiley and Alvln lllelm
of Tiller were guests during Ihe
weekend at the Walter .'Oollt-
gomery home.
Joo Allln had the misioriuiie in
have a young horse that lie was
breaking to work, break Its leg
lust week. The animal had to be
shot to end Its suffering.
Dale and Calvin Ulam atletuteil
national guard drill In Hoseburg,
Monday evening.
Gilbert Calhoun of Grass Valley,
Calif., visited during the week-end
at Ihe H. U. Calhoun home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Monney went
lo Itoseburg Sunday from which
place Mr. Ilonlicy went on to Port
laud where lie expects to receive
medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nichols and
Iheir daughter. Celeste, of Orient,
Wash., visited at the II. I.. Cal
houn liome .Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Poole and
daughter. Edna Mae, visited liiends
and atlended to business matters
In HoBobtirg Monday.
Phil Hart and bis son, Hilly,
moved lo Jloseburg Thursday. Mr.
Hart hns purchased ail Interest In
a restaurant III that cily.
Mrs. A. I0. Moore and her son,
Johnnie, accompanied by Alberl
Janeko were Myrtle Creek visitors
.Monday. Johnnie bad some dental
work done while there.
COUNTY ROAD PLANS I LeV Till
FOR 1939 DRAFTED of a tablet on the site of the old
i Cirque de Paris where World war
(Continued from page 1.) I leterans loundtd the American
1 .eelon 2l years a-ro today.
I "The United States, b"lng at
Hognn road S2,r,0O. Dlxonville oil- j ,.,. believes also in individuals
lug H00. Kdenbouer oiling $51111, 1 . .-,iions' rights to liberty and
Melrose oiling 1.200, Myrtle j j,,Kti--, Is implementing its arnia
Creek oiling :inn. Lower Smith ,,,, S() t,at It may not be de
liver road SL4HII, Hahn's Corner I ff.ue!ess should Its institutions be
road $200, Winchester p.ay iloi k ;tttacked." lie said.
JI,mo. Wilbur ouarry Srj.eo, conn- lioclaring that justice, freedom
ty shops S2.I00. North Umpiu:i ! :i deiunciai y were fundamenlal
road lights of way Sl.r.nO. ! ,iplea ol tin- A ricaii Legion.
o jp.ullitt said the United States gov-
. - n. r, eminent was atteuiptiiig to piv.-
JLr. I rUrlLo JJ UWn i mote peace wilh these rame pun
THINKING SPRAGUE
Iple
a foiiudalion.
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(Continued from page 1.)
not detrimental."
While the administration bill to
permit eillali'ation of school taxes
within counties failed of passage. .. .
accomiilluli- .,, ., t , ..
ed a good purpose in that II start
ed people to think about their
schools and school taxes."
PURGE TRAILS NAZI
SEIZURE OF CZECHS
Continued from race 1)
Hid li) ho IKMinitt?(l to
U. S. RAPS GRAB OF
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Hprffld on trie noor.
Czech reeling was evident.
JlmidretlH of ner.soim tuod out
side the liritish coitHiilate shotil
iiiK "we want lo fret away."
(Continued from pace 1)
Iheir own ships materials purchas
ed in this country, the chief oxe
eulive HimeBted that his ineHsae
of January 4 he read.
The president won hi not answer
a ouest ion whether he Ihnueht de
velopments In Kuropo might pre
vent the kinj; and mieen of Kdl'
land carrying out their proposed
(rip lo this country in June.
Reporters asked t ho president
what disturbing reports lie had in
mind when lie told newspapermen
in Florida several weeks ago that j :
development abroad might cause
him to cut his recent fleet review
trip Fhort.
The president said lie had very
definite reasons for making Ihe
statement he dirt and they were
literally Irue at Ihe time, lie
would not state tin reasons. When
askeil if reports to him at that
time involved a projected invasion
bv Germany of France through
Holland and Switzerland, I he
president v.uUl those, reports' h;id
been printed in newspapers si
months ago.
U. S. SUIT NAMES
JIMMY ROOSEVELT
WASHINGTON. March 17 (AP)
Tin justice department today
named Junius lloosevek in Ihe gov
ernment's anil-trust sull against
the motion nicture Industry.
The name of the sou of Ihe presi-'
dent was one of several substituted
for other names as defendants in
the government's iiuti-trust action.
Young Itoosevelt on January l!l
became a member of Ihe hoard of
directors of United Artists corpora
lion.
The juslice department announce
ment said (hat Charles Schwartz,
Kmauucl Silverstono, James Itoose-
It and Theodore Caruso are lo be
substituted as parties defendant in
place of Douglas Fairbanks, Mary
IMckford. Charles Chaplin and Sam
uel (iohhvyn.
is they do not conflict witli (Jer
many.
Jews Hard Hit
Iteginning today under I h e
n a . i anti-Semitic restrictions
Jewish-owned stores were being
taken over by administrators un
til they can be sold to non
Jews. Jewish doctors and lawyers no
longer can praei ice here. There
are about 4ou Jewish lawyers in
Prague; perhaps lif.o more in all
Moravia.
Czech radio stations and news
papers were under nazi supervi
sion. Foreign legation were closing
down, hut the American legation
said it. had not yet received In
st ructions.
An embassy night club in tho
Ambassador hotel on Saint Weu-
las siiuare. well-known to tour
ists, has been turned into a nar
raclts. The swanky club has been
dosed and soldiers sleep on straw
SANITARY I UILblb
for home, school or place of
tmslness, are being built, paint
installed with WPA la
ior for only the cost of male-
Hurry, lime Is limited.
METZGER CO. Roscburcj
HITLER CLOSELY GUARDED
ON JOURNEY TO VIENNA
VIKN'NA. March 17. IAP)
Adolf Hitler arrived at Vienna to
day alter a two-day journey
drouth his new protectorate of
Hohemia and Moravia.
The fuehrer's movements from
tnwn to town were shielded In se
erecv Mini bv a corns of elite
guards. Armored cars convoyed ; square mil'
hint when he used bis big touring I
-ur. - !
The nazis did not want to risk
any Siavie displeasure in the path
of the proteetor of the Slavs.
Frjur years and a day after the
one-time army corporal informed
the world he would cut Ihe bonds
of the Versailles treaty, he was
on a tour of bloodies.- conquest
the second since he rode into Aus
tria lat. March.
Hitler Rules 90 Million.
The fuehrer was looking over
Geriuany's new elbow room the
'lebensraum" or living space which
lie lold the releasing January 3
nunny's millions had to have
unless they could increase exports
;ind imports in great measure.
This elbow room, putting nazi
Germany almost within arm's reach (
of the soviet union s "breadbasket,"
ihe I'kraine, became part of great
er Germanv vesterdav.
Tniinv in the new ro e oi nrotec
tor over the pincipal parts of the
former Czecho-Slovak republic. Hit
ler ruled almost -lO.inut.niio Slavs
ihat is. Czechs and Slovaks living
In Hohemia and Moravia. lH.OnO
square miles, and Slovakia, 14,fjni
square miles.
With these people under the.
swastika. the inhabitants of llit
ler'H reich. or realm, numbered
nearlv O'f.noO.unO. Before the an
nexation of Austria and. last Oc
tober, the absorption of Czeeho
Sto akia's Sudetenhmd. Germany
was a nation of i;0,0u0t'juw.
All that was left of Czechoslo
vakia after the Munich partition of
September now is Hitler's
save Carnatho-rkraine area: 4.2";
piare miles, population: u.to.oou
lih h vesterdav was declared part
of the kini-'dnm of Huni'ary.
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BULLITT EXPLAINS U. S.
ARMAMENTS EXPANSION
PARIS, .March 17. (AD Unil-i
ed Slates Ambassador William C.I
Itullitt today declared the United :
States was biiildinK up its anna-:
merits because it knows "crimes i
against international morality are
OIAMIMA. Wash., March 17.
(Al1) A new distribution of liquor
profits was decreed today when
Governor Martin signed house hill
No. I!(il).
Under (he new law,. 36 per cent
or the profits ro to the slatis gen
eral fund, V.l per cent lo tho coun
ties and r2 per cent to the ctlles.
The profits now are divided on a
r.o-.r0 basis, the flml r0 per cent ro
iiiK to the stale general fund and
the remainder to the cities and
counties on a population basis.
Hy the new law, the cities, it Is
estimated, will receive an addition
al cut of about :t.Mim,MH) biennial
ly. If liquor sales continue at the
present level.
The slate would keep the reve
nue from the 10 per cent tax on li
quor sales. (Another bill, as ycl not
acted upon by the uovernor. would
add another (wo per cent to the tux
on liquors).
No Incorporated city. Iowa or
county in which sale of liquor Is
rorbldden will share in the distribution.
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DAYS CREEK
DAYS C.HUIOK. MtyTh 17 Hay
Wright and his father, J. V. Wright,
delivered a load of 1iorh In Kose-
hin-K, Saturday.
Mrs. Pete Ulam went to Grants
Pass Prlday, reluming Saturday
evening accompanied by her rou-
in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Clark. They returned to
Grants Pass Sunday evening.
Mihs Carolyn Hilt and her sister.
.Miss Patricia, were Ihe quests of
their Kia ml parents, Mr. ami Mrs
C. C. Hill, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Perdue were
attending lo business matters in
Itoseburg Friday.
Mrs. Gladys Culbertson was a
Myrtle Creek visitor Monday,
I'Ylt, Snyder went (o Portland
Sunday, returning to his home
Tuesday.
Vernio Lerwill and Walter lion-
deun made a business trip to Co
tpillle Sunday.
Victor and Charles PeWItt were
CHAMBERLAIN SAYS
OPINION SHOCKED
(Continued from page 1)
since the treaty of Versailles n
situation that ouht to have been
settled long nun.
"After all. Ihe first objective of
my visit was achieved. The peace
of Murope was saved."
T.ONI H1N, M a rc h 17. ( AP)
Itrltaiu loday instructed her am
bassador lo Germany. Sir Neville
Henderson, to return lo linden to
report on the reich's absorption of
Hoheinia-Moravia and Slovakia.
Persons close to the government
described the recall, which hud
been nniler consideration since yes
terday, as a gesture of dlsapproal
of the methods of Adolf Hitler's
government in Its eastward advance
in central Kurope.
They compared It to President
Roosevelt's action last November
M In summoning Ambassador Hugh
It. Wilson back to the United
States to report on tho German
drive against tho Jews.
Ambassador Wilson is still In
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