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ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW. ROSEBUG, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 1 3, 1939. FIVE LABDR ACT CHANGE Employers Would Obtain Right to Express Views to Their Workers. WASHINGTON. April 12. (AP) Senator Wagner (DN. Y.) sug gested today, as an alternative to a proposal of the American Federa tion of Labor, the labor relation! act might be amended to let em ployers express their opinions on labor questions to their workers. He advanced this suggestion af- ARE YOU NERVOUS? Portland, Ore. Mr. II. P. Nflfeniiorf of 1524 N. W. 18th Ave.. nyi. "I have used Dr. I'ierce'i Favorite Prescription aiir1 know from ext)crlc-iii tlia. il ia a wonderful tonic fii women. 'Favorite Pre scription tmniulatrs ihi aunt lite and hclna ft. tt lengthen one so wrll. It girn agilendid relief from thai tired, nrrvout Ircling." Buy ft in liquid or tablets at your drug store today. Set how much better you (eel. Norge Presents new 1939 Synchronizer Refrigerators Sensation of the Year Stock Just Arrived at Ott's Music Store On Corner by the Depot VISIT The Blast banri 11 cocktail loung-. I San Francisco. "It". Dlff.r.nt." CARDINAL RICHELIEU ROOM Van Nats sit Gatrj -VS.. X,-:- DHUINO -A. it'! .'s been a Illizzards ... the . . . taxes . . . and Hut, hang it all, man your Tax Report is in . . and it's Spring outside! In just 15 minutes you can w hisk every worry from your mind. Just sit in this new Nash. It lias more fun and excitement and spring madness packed into its singing lines than you vo telt in your hands for years. Feel that cushion flatten out be hind you as you shift into high! There's n special kind of engine up in front that knows your every whim can idle you silently down a moonlit road or whisk you to a dot on the skyline. Then wait for suddenly a Fourth Speed 'of ward' sends you flashing into a new .If I Aft" A (lit Vf.fi H)R THE BKTlt.Kl 7iJ fit or-or vs .V JM0 iklkm-j l factory, staiiikri C1ipmnttntl Mml loin iiuliuled. tM $976 JJ II bk.uvwt.it If If tt.T.V..r4 Mnl mnj Itjfrwl f.wi Km fcrr Vrtr. V. rm Km) m A.it f FLAPPER FANNY - COM. Hit IT MA WIVtCC 9H 'Kan, is my petticoat with the real lace on it clean? We're bavin' our class picture taken tomorrow." ter William Green. AKL president, said In a statement Winner's posi tion with reference to proposed re vision or the act agreed with that or the federation except in two par ticulars. Commenting on Wagner's testi mony before, the senate labor com mlttee yestorday, Green cited the sen, tor's objection to eliminating in Francim' i moat nvmniont location in thm tsnlir of mvmrything - Claim: CMr. Newly furnished 1-2-3-roorn suites for transient and permanent guests. Popular price dining room service Low permanent rates. Transient rates $1.50 up. oJ Over MeVmcesF TO TUB NKWSt'APl-RS, long, tough winter. budget . . . politics the 1' lu . You can't keep it from passing others on the road, or showiug off in the hills! And when you ride,' tislcni Listen to silence. No tell-tale vi bration or unpleasant wind-whine disturbs your new-found peace of mind. Only when you look out side do you know how fast you're going, how rough the road is. Yes go ahead take a deep breath! l or even the air is dif ferent in a Nash I S . fresh as an ocean breeze, filtered of road dust Z . . and, thanks to the "Weather live'", you'll never have to drive in a topcoat again. Just let those miles keep rippling off behind your wheels . . . until you know what you felt like back in those carefree days Then you'll realize THE CAR EVERYBODY LIKES ngfkt -r- fejy7 Don't Stop at "Seeing" It.. Jfa JVant L. tR. Chambers By Sylvia T.tJ.1 the word "interference" In the sec tion dealing with unfair labor prac tices and his opposition to allowing district courts to Issuo writs coin pelline the labor board to carry out Us duties. Green charged the present labor board hail Btrotched the word "in terference" to cover any and ull situations. He said for that rea son the AKL bop Its a definition in the law of employer Interference with the legitimate activities of la bor unions. Ban Draws Complaints The act now prohibits employers from Influencing their employes in connection with collective bargain1 ing. .Justness men have complain ed It has been interpreted by the hoard virtually to prevent their dis cussing- any labor problems with their workers. "I think this difficulty could be .solved by writing into the law some specific provision that the defini tion of 'interference' shall not in clude an expresHion of opinion only." Wagner said. He said he foresaw a strong pos sibility of legal delays if Inter mediary appeals to labor board de cision were permitted, as suggested by the AKL- He pointed out appeals were permitted now on final board decisions. range of performance you never felt before! liut this experience is yours to -command, at any Nash showroom. And it can be yours every day in your life, fur the cost of a common place car! Fact is,' there arc ten Nash models priced next to the lowest .. . holders of the Gilmore-1 oscni itc economy record in their class, with 21.25 miles to the gallon nnd built the usual Nash way to go and go and GO! Come on down ! : I and (Jet a new look at life through a Nash . windshield. of 29! why we had . . . yv aonrMavr . . . 1 1 -lor frrltate . . . m. mini r hit tf tmnk-tacktr fnt-hach undel. (II 'kilt tUewmll llm', rear ueel-MrlA'. News of Douglas County OLALLA OLALLA, April $3. Joe Ho molka, who recently purchased a tract of land near Canby, has re turned to Olatla and Is working for the West Douglas Co op. Miss Rosella Adamek ami Miss1 Virginia liyron called ou Mrs. j Jamie Adamek Tuesday. Jim Newland ot 'Roaeburff has been spending several days at his j ranch putting lu garden, pruning trees and doing other spring work, Miss Irene Maupin, Olalla school teacher, was shopping and attend-; lug the 4-H market day program lu Roseburg Saturday. ! Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Wilson were j Roseburg visitors Saturday. I Conrad Arnold, "who Is driving a bulldozer on a logging job near! Port Orford, came up Saturday to I visit relatives and friends on Hayes creek and attend the com-1 munity club dance at Olalla hall. I Mrs. Rowland Is spending a few1 days In Roseburg visiting friends and attending to renting the prop erty she owns there. Theodore Toukersley and Wil liam Arnold attended to business matters lu Roseburg the first of. the week. Crops and gardens through the valley are looking fine and excep tionally heavy crop of bloom 1b out on cherries and prune trees. Jim Adamek and Adrian Standley of Standley Bros, logging com pany at HI ecus gap. went to Ophir Tuesday for parts for the big trac tor and other logging equipment. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoover were shopping and attending to busi ness ma I tors lu Roseburg Satur day. Mrs. Karl Ollivaut returned the first of the week from Med ford where she spent a few duys visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Friend und family. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy J. Cam nil wore calling on friends in Olalla the first part of the week. Work of clearing the right-of-way for the Wst Douglas Co-operative Klectric line was begun Monday under the direction of John R. Standley of Camas Valley and will be pushed as fast as possible. Among those securing employment on the first crew are Karl Ollivaut, (lien Young, Orin Smith, Frank Nichol, 10a rl Hodges, John Ilyron Keith Ireland. Joe Homolka. Ralph Howard. Gene Ollivaut, Irving Ire land, Ralph Heater, and Leston Laura nee. Other crews here and on other sections of the line will he put on us fast as they can he handled, as the entire project 1; supposed to be completed before July 4. to put a full-si.e convertible bed inside ... for once you start driv ing a Nash, you never know when to stop! Yes : ; : there ouht to be a charge for driving a new Nash, because it makes yuu feci so good. J You To Drive It! CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY, April 12. John Kelley ts homo rrom Walla Walla college for the spring, lie i decided to come home and work I during the spring and summer ami I resume his studies In the tall. Rex Dick returned home the first ! with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunch In of the week from a two weeks visit northeastern Oregou, Mark Dick returned to his work on Coos river the middle of the week. The Juniors from the local high , school gave a skating party at the; Rowell hall Teusday night. They i had a good attendance and enjoyed a very pleasant evening. Norman Coon spent the week-cud ! at Port Orford visiting his sons, j Jim and Wallace Coon. Margaret Brown returned to bust-1 ness college In Eugene Sunday eve-1 nlog after a two weeks visit at her i lome here. I Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Perry attend ed the Patrolman's bam.uet lu j Roseburg Saturday night. Howard Umwn left Wednesday to, work near Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Holt and small daughter have moved back to the valley and are living In cabin No. 3, in the Richter camp grounds. Mr. Holt Is employed lu the Harmsen- Wakefield lumber mill. The Holts lived here two years ago for sever al months then moved to DUlurd and have lately been living in Gleu- dale. Mrs. Brace Murray has been most of the time .Uiy KI. her mother, Mrs. Lee Hatfield, at Mckinley, helping with the cure of Mr. Hat field, who has been very 111 with pneumonia. He is improving slow ly at present. Patty lienn, who attends scnooi in Medford. spent the Easter vaca tion here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Uenu. DRAIN '.ItTilN. April 12 K. J. Hertford went to lilitle last week, where he wltl vinlt at tile home of his son. Roy Itrdforii, ami family. K. J. iielseth has act-opted a call to the Camas. Wash., Church ol ChrlKt, instead of the church at Kit- teipriso ns was at first reported. ilcrnarr Aaknr went to Hosenure last week to enroll in tho CLt, caniii on the South Uinirana. ,1. 10. Brans hart purchased me Deniiln Hodle. place anil will move Ilia fHinily here lrom oucalla as soon as school cuibcs. Miss (llllua Kndlcolt, a former teacher In Iho Drain hiph Bchoiil. visited friends here last week. Silo is now a teacher In the linker hiBli school. -Milton Iiartholomy spent the weekend at his home here. He will graduate this year from the Monmouth normal school and has accepted a posllion as director of physical education in Uie .Clata kanie public schools, for the coin Ins year. Mr. and Mrs. Irn Wlmhei'ly of HoschiMB attended I'lasler services at the M. K. church Sunday anil also visited friends and relatives. The Wlmberlya wero former resi dents for many years of Drain. Mrs. V. E. Coons was bronchi home Monday lrom tile Sacred Heart hospital at Kngene where she recently underwent a major operation. Sim Is now convalesc iiiK very satisfactorily. Mike TonulK, the new R. P. sec tion I'oremnn, has moved Ills family OLD UM.AR VlVVI.k (known In its fricndl a "OOI") It All. whiskey a combintlion of uveral selected jtrtieht whiskies ... re duced to VO proof for ligbhua. . . and nmbintk for velvety $mmth nenllry this mellow, full-flavored whiskey todar I Frankfort Dislil leries, Incorporated-ouisville and Jlaltimore. 0u Omir Pd MANO A blend of tusiahl waiskits 90 proof. : f MAKE MINE rjL I.. .. ,: , K t. . 1 1 here and is now llvlug In the Loom is house. Dr. Bertha Devore reports the birth of a daughter, named Mary Jane, to Mr. and Mrs. James Chris tenson. on Sunday, April 2nd at the McFarland borne, and the birth of a sou named David Wayne, to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Holt. April 7th at their home at Curtin. Easier services were held In both churches, a children's pro gram In the morning ant) special ho iig service lu the evening at (he Methodist church, und a children's program iu the morning, n bucket diuuer at noon and a beautiful can tata, "The Gullilean," In the even ing, at the Christian church. The senior class play. "Drums of Death." put on Friday evening, was one of the best and most interest ing ever given by the high school students. The drama was Inter spersed with pathos and humor, and the cast very carefully select ed, made ol It a very successful production. RIDDLE KIDD1.K. April 13. Mrs. Flor ence lllllltiicut of ltosehurK spent the week-end here visltliiR at the home of her aunt, Mrs. 1L A. Sto len. Mr. and Mrs. Vein Mnctlill and children of Cooa Itlvor wore guests Sunday at the home of E. 1.. IM'ntt'. Mrs. Muclillls brother. l.eltoy Pfaff, accoinpaliled them home for few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Heldeil, who have boon away on a two weeks va cation at Florence and Hostou. Ore., have returned to their home here. Mr. llelden has charae ol the lo cal Union Oil atutlou. (i. K. Alkius made a business trip to his ranch near Drain last week. Paul Gary assisted in the All. his Grocery store diirlni! his absence. The ltlddle BraiiKO Is sponsoring another public card party ul the mange hall Friday evening. April 14th. Mrs. Cora Cloud, chairman of the committee In charge, an nounces there will be prises lor high Bcoro In bridge and flveluin dl'ed, also u door prlfo. Kenneth Williams ol lireeiiieai, Idaho, visited here last week with his sister. Miss Until Williams of the Kiddle high school, lie depall- ,.,i smiilHv oveiilna tor rorlland, Ore. I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde catching oi Drain and Jake Ityan of Kugcnii visited at the M. S. Ityan homo Sunduv. Klwood Townsclld, pupil In the ltlddle high school, is reported to tie ill wiih scarlet lever at his home here. Leslie I'farf of Itoseburg visited Inul week lit till) llOinO llf Ills pill- elits, Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur IM'alf. Ho Utne Bros., Rose Garage Come in and look ever these :ed cars. 1939 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Deluxe Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. Rainbow Rink At Winchester, Ore. SKATING Sunday Afternoon 2 to 5 Sunday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Wednesday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Friday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Price 25 Cts. returned recently from a week's visit at the San Francisco exposi tion and gave an Interesting ac count of his trli there. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Logsdon and son, Allen, who have been spend ing most of the winter here re turned to their home at Klamath Falls Saturday. Mrs. Anna Defore and Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Minear of Longvlew. Wash., have been guests the past week at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Griggs. Mrs. Defore, who ts KM years old, is Mrs. Griggs' mo ther, ami Mr. Minear is her bro ther. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llradstreet of the Ited uud White store, were in Portland several days last week intending to business matters. 11. A. Slelert, who Is employed as a carpenter in Hosehurg, sient last weekend with his family here. .Mr. Iluhbaid of Scattlo and sev eral titosochiten have leased the. mine on Hackler Heights belonging to Ki'ilest ltlddle and started work Monday extending the water ditch and making other Improvements. Halph Paddock Is cnnslructlng a neat cottage on tho six-acre tract he purchased north of luwn. He expects to engage In the poultry business and has (tulle a large planting of strawberries. B. P. O. ELKS Regular meeting Thursday eve ning, April DUh. Installation of offi cers. Initiation. Dutch Lunch. All of ficers and members urged to at tend. (Adv.) Irn U. Riddle, Sec'y. ELASTIC SEWINQ THREAD "Shi.r it yourself" with the new elastic sewing thread. 15 heauilful shades, rayon or coll on lovered, with complete Instructions. 20 yard spools; only 10c at Chit's. 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