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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1939. Uewed Dally Kiwpt ftundar fcj the Mrnber of The Aiivrlit'd PrM ThA Am.nclat.ed Praai la exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica tion of ell new dispatcher credited to It or not otherwise credited In thle paper and to all local new bublletied hr. In. All rights of re publication of Hpeclal dispatches aerelD are aieo reuirvvik E ARRIS BLtB WORTH Kdltor Entered as eecond claei matter Mar 17, mo, at the poet office at Host burs. Orejron. under act of starch 1. 187 a. Repreaented by IVw-it York. 271 Madl"n Ave.. Chi rumo :i60 N Ml:hl,-n Ave. Smm rranclro 220 BukV Strnut Ie trolt 319 Stepheniion Uldg.. idk-I-m 423 8. Spring (Street. Ne ttl 61)3 Stewart Street. Portland 620 8. W. KUth Street. Vant-oovrr, B. C 7U Hall Bid., ttt. I.oul All N. Tenth Street. Atlaaia MS Qrant Bulldlnc try WW PllLISl(l Ml IATI II flnbeenvtloa Itatea Call 7. Per year oy tnall 16.00 Dally, 8 monlhe by mull 2.60 Dally, 3 montne by mall 1.H6 Dally, by carrier per month C& Dally, by carrier per vear 7.80 pOIE. years headline li a v c tic reamed exciledly fioni time to time (liat television wan a fact, that it had arrived, that It Ih on a commercial basin. All of those Htalenienu are true, more or lens, but there has been a tendency for the undei'KtandliiK of them to be false. For tteveral rennonn, moat of them technical, il Ik not at all likely that television will zoom im mediately Into general use. Kadio reception cometed Into lis dace us a medium of tranmulltin; news und entertainment in a very Hhort Bpuce of time. But. radio wuh ex eeeJiiiKly Klmple both to send and receive, as compared with Hond iiiK and receiving visual images. The eijuii-iuent oust of television ti an.smftleiH Is Kea(. The dint a rice iohhIIi1o to traiiKinlL Hatlnfac lorlly Ih short nuld to be a mux. inum of &0 miles. Here Is it Htalement by onu an thoi tty : "Apparently many per sons are confused (about tele vision) they neein lo lie expeeliiifi television will be unlvermiliy avail able for the home just any llmo now. Nothing eoutd be furl her from the truth. Television will be here sonic day, but that day Is not, tomorrow nor the day tiller, either. It Ik a innller or yearn, and a Kood ipany of l hm, loo " TIiIk Hume authority telling of bin expeileurcH slates: "Mere Is what one listener wrote me recent ly: l need a new radio receiver. My old one sounds terrible. When 1 listen lo my friends' radius and realize how much I nm missing; of good music ami drama lie effects with my old set, I want a new one so much I fairly butt. I tin I waul a television receiver just as soon lis I hey come oul, so I am pul lini; ofl the purcliiise ol a new radio un til I li television receivers are in the Mores.' ... If ynu aie depriv ing yourself ol the Jos ol ;i mod t.'in radio because nu are walling lor television don't do it. You can buy ii line radio today and you will haw your money's worth and mole out of it lout; be I on; tele j is inn i an in i ereived in iiu home." Many r,u K-t:,, built aiuuud lete vision, aie beiim iemted troiii various i;dls i Hie ruileil States. Some of their haw- in do will) sell- n K stm U in ! Ir I-mn bioailcast llll! I o 1 1 1 1; 1 1 1 1 1 . Minr hlle stork for sale 111 ;el ma miluchii cmi ceriKi, Aliollmr t pe ol tackct n Hie otlf'l inn of tele Vision lereiv- Inn set: foi Mile thai m.i ut nm imi be usable when and il lln-ie i? any television bio.idci.t ih.it ln;t be lereiwd in Hie ar ea wln-ie the ; et is pun iKced. Apparently the sale cinuse wjth 1'espect to inakiliL; pun -bases and investmetlls when' .'lc i:,n.ii is c oiicei lied, is to keep Hie mnue in tin: bank r? ''!. . ki. a l,ea HIK 'lie other tellnw 's bu -i tiess and coiniim back lo our own lor l he cone I inli ok lines ot Un5 cidlimn. It Is neccssatv lo leihtiul well inrailiHK people w lli) w ish tn be helpful to us and to then friends and neighbors by seiuiuiK In news ileitis lo us. Ihat we can not publish any news Hem or com Niuulealioii of any kind thai is not sliMird With Hie writer's name and add t ess. I. a tidy se eral iin-i;;ni'! Items, and IHleis lor pnlditaiion have been leeehcd. We wmild like l print I hem bni we must know I heir source. This is b wa ot rx plaint n lo those w ho may be looking in ain lor the appe.ti .no c nf items lliey liae M-nl In. and lo remind lliose who amy Mibmlt ma turial tu the luhne. Editorials on News I (Continue from page 1.) borrow enough money. ML'f'H MORK OKTICIT Ihey Tall because they have been uble to borrow more money than tby can uji buck. KRNR Mutual Broadcaitlng Sytttm 1500 Kllocycloi (Kh'MAININO HOUHS TODAY) i :0i)J!inmy lJoymiy'a OrchcKtru, MILS. 4 . '!0 Welcome NnlKhbor. MHS. &:00 Children's Hour, Henrting er'i. 5:15 CrllMHon Trail, MHS. 5:30 Buck Rogers, Popslole, MBS :.:i:i Miiinifr I'arker, MILS. Ii:liu Inli-i ii.Ii. 6:05 News, Calif.-Paciflc Utilities Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. 6:15 Special Event, King and Queen arrive at Niagara Falls. :45 Suloii McloilifH. 7:i .liiluison Kainlly. MHS. 7:15 Mutual MuokIios. 7:311 l-onn HiiiiKcr, MBS. 8:00 Frank and Ari-hlr, MBS. 8:15 Krank Hull, MHS. 8::iU Oilin Turkm'B Orch.. MHS 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. !:15 Kulton Lowin, ,lr.. MHS. :.I0 Slan Myc-rH' Olch.. MriH. I0:U0 Sieu Off. THTRSDAY. J;NK 8 7:00 SHUT and Nonsonm;. 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 News, Gllmore Corner. 7:15 Itbapswly n Wax. S:oo Arrival of Their Majesll.'H at WanhiiiKton, I). ('., Mils. S::!0-Sons of (lie Pioneers, MHS. 8:1.' Itieljanlsou KuHemble, Mils. 11:0" - Happy Oani!. MHS. 9:30 Man About Town. 0: 15 - lliMiiemalcer'n Koiiiin. Mils 1 0 : I'almer limine Orcli. MBS. 10:15 The Family Doctor, Copco. Ill: nil -Moitou I'T'aiiklin. .Mils. 10:15 Molilalia Meeehy, .MHS. 11:00 -I'almer House Concert "Hell., Mils. 1 1 : 15 (lavle Caylord, M IIS. 11 ::I0 Saininy Walklns' drill.. M IIS. 11:45 l.en Kreililher'.s Oirji., MHS. 12:00- liauee Ornll. 12: 15 - MooiIk In Miinle, MIIS. I2::ill laini-heon Meloiliea. 12:45 News, Safeway Stores 12:50 Ncws.Review of the Air. 1:00 Henninger's Man On The Street. 1 : 15 - Mime anil Mimie, MHS. I ::to H.-T.A. I'rouram. MHS. 1:45- Salvation Arm v I'roKralu. M IIS. 2:00- At. Your ('otnnianil. 2:ir,-New. MIIS. 2:30 Ma Perfcins, Proctor & Gam- bel, MBS. 2:15 - Al Your ('oinmnuil. :i:oo I'aillle I'aiHile, M lis. .1::io- l.efn I'lay llliilue, .MIIS. .'I: 15 - Kulton 1 wla. Jr.. MHS. I: ml -So Tlii la liailio. MHS. I : .'HI Siiirui le t lu, AMIS. 5:00 Children's Hour, Hennlnij- er's. 5:15 CrlniBon Trail. .MHS. 5: :lll-S.i'nniy Kae's (ln'll. 5: 15Slialler I'arker. M 1 IS. ll:i'0 Tonlt;1il-H Tune. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utilittes Co. 6:10 News-Review Ncwh FI.T6lies. li: 15 CiniHole Ski-lclli'M. 11:15 The I'linnloin I'llot, MIIS 7:00 The Johnson Kainily, .MHS. 7: 15 Mutual Maes'los. 7:15 .llmniy Doiai'.va Onli . MIIS. S : no - l-'rank anil Archie, MHS. S: 15 Seraphook Sloriea, MHS. H : 'Ml - Aiueriean Kauiiiy Koliinson. K : 1 5 Stan Myeia' Ori-h.. .MIIS. 9:00 Alka SelUer News, M3S. ti:l., Kulton Lewis. Jr. MHS. !l :w Hod Noivoa Oreh.. .MHS. 10:00- Slmi OH. OUT OUR WAY BZ Williams (' Standings (Hy the Assorialeil I'rerts) VV. I.. I'll AMERICAN LEAGUE New York S 9 ."Ml Ho.sloll 211 lli .Ml'i ChlriiKO '-'I IV .571 Cleieland 22 10 .M" Heliolt Ill 21 .112 I'hilailidlihia 17 2:1 .:M WasllitlKlou lli 20 .'!1 St. Loins i:i :io .;io2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Y. L. I'll. Clnelnuall 'JO If. ..-. St. Louia 21 17 .5s5 I'itlsbumh 22 21 .512 Chirai:i . , . 22 21 .512 lliooklyn 21 2'l .512 New Sink ... . 2u 21 .15.. Iloslou 17 21 .115 I'lillnileltihla II 27 .1111 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE l.o;t Aioteles ,11 27 .lii;l Seattle . :'.t 2S .5v2 Sua KianilMO . -17 21 .511 iiaklaml . 21 25 .170 lloll.t I .. .21 "'i .1112 S.in I i. u, . . . 2: 2 1 . I0O Sarl'iiln.'iilo , L'7 25 .125 I'm Hand .. . 27 2ti .120 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS American Lenqtie. tTlli .ilto 7. I'llllail. Iplua 1. ri.....M,l n, ItoHtllll 7. W isliMiKlmi in. SI l.milii 7. lull oil II. New Vm !, 2. National League. New N oi It 17. I'lnt'iini.itt 2. H; ooi.lv u 5. IMItsOui i:h I'liil.i.l. IiiIii.i i. Clili i ... . .SI. I. ..ins 5. ti..stnn n. Pacific Coast League. San 1' lulu Isi o :t, Sealtle I. Il'.llv l.ei.d !l. Lux Alleles I. ( Oililalid s II, Sim I Menu li 2, S,u i.iiiiriiln :.. I'orlLiml I. Western International League. Ta. ..in. i Iv .il.i.na o. Iti-Mln-li.i in i: Meu.itih.e '.I. Spokane II. ,,ii, mi m- tj. Pionrer Lr.iflue. Ilelse I. I in K.ill-. li Sail Lake t'll j In, Hoi .Hello . Lew I a I o n HKileu, i old, wel 10 oinul.s. Visits Here I'l'.ink ll.lln.ell. n Hoswell S.rtlli:n, spent yesteldny In Hits etly Ntteudlliit to tnisiness and I Midline llli. hrolher. t nuiit.v As:., n bur Hal leu llullinull. UNDERSTAND, WORRV WAF?T I'M NOT CRITICIZING VOUR SELLIN' MA6A.2INES CVER TH" PHONE, BUT IT HAPPENS PHONE CALLS OUTA THIS HOUSE COST TEN CENTS AN' YOUR MAGAZINE SELLS FER A. NICKEL --IP YOU KIN SHOW ME HOW YOU MAKE ANY MONEY THAT WAY I'D SURE LIKE TO KNOW; a I PONT PAY S TH' PHONE BILL: ) v 1 XUs 1 - m irktn wt his cn--- nviiri rovirr int. tn r Ul ICIMUCC Hollywood Beats Angels to Trim Margin to Game t and Half. liy The Associntcil I'ii-hh TIip Hollywood SI a ih came out from ln'lim.t 1 1 h cltni'ls with ;t urw siurkli tniiav nlti-i- mnvint! un u noich Into (in li nliu-o in I 'aril k- ("o;int Ira Him liattrbiill Htamlinti ami trlinnUtiL; din lead nl tin- Ujh An Kt'lrM Aniiols lo a yani anil u hall. NliH'trrn hits Imunrril oil Holly wood bat.H nl I .s AriLrris las! riiltl as Urn SiaiH wliipprd t Imi AnsrU y lo h TlliiM? .uh AimrU-H hilrliris iaiad'i Lo the nmund in n I ut lie Htt.cn)it to halt llm Stui'H. Hollywond rlinrlMMl I lie pain1 in tin; I ll'th Inn inn hy pounding Kay riirii lui' six hits and lour rn tis. .loi llrrry went to the hill alter the Slam h.ul wharkrd 1'J luls oil 'rhn liul. Ilciiy wan retired in (he iKlith in I a mii oi Dutrh Kieher. .Inhnny I tilt ner kiivu un hivi.mi hlLs lo (he Aimels hltt he elainpiHl lown In the piiuhrH. J I tinny "Hip' ('nllllis nl lids Angeles swatleil his seventeenth home inn of the sea- in In lite ninth, hnl the ha.ses wore nipty. title Hollywood was replacing San I'h'no in tilth plare, SanaiiiHii lo eiiM'iKeil lioiii tlni cellar imuin with n ft tn I victory over I'oi l. lanil, nl Sjk-1 ainejito. The lleav- riH went, into hiKt place by halt' a Kauie. The t IuIih have been in and out ot the hasnni til virtually all aMin. Tony Krrftaw pitched the lull route lor the Solons, Kiviim up In (altered tutu, while Sanainenlo ulhMii'fl U oil' the lour Portland luirtiTS, hunrliinu hix hits in the linn th I'm- five runs nlT Mill Thoiu moved eloser to second-plHcc Seat ( lo by beatiiiK Ihu Suds at San 1 lancisro. 3 lo 1, in Ted Norbert's double In the hIaiU which drove in the decidhm 1'iiriH. At San IMcm, Oakland and San Hiei;o divided honors In a day dou bleheader, Oakland winniiu; lire DiMuier, K to ti, with a three-run spluiKe In the ninth off Joe Hare. and San I'teo the seven,-) lining iilthtcap. :t to 0. an Watly Hcbera pitched fnnr-hit shutout. ELKS BREAK TIE TQ I San raucisro'ii slippery Seals League Standings V. U I'rt KlkH ClUl) 6 M 1-MIH) .National (iiiara ( . i .i ;i Ininbaiu'H 5 1! Oakland 2 .!"" Sutherlin 2 ' .I"1' llrutnn's 2 ft .2S(i Hinsdale's I ft .Hi" Salevvay 1 7 J- Results Tuesday Klks Club 1-', Dunham's 3. Games Thursday Hinsdale's vs. Mrutons. Nal tonal (.uard vs. Safeway. Games Friday iHinham's vs. Oakland. Sutheilin vs. Klks lub. rounding out Tour straight hits in the lirsl halt ol the eighth in n ini;, the leaKue lraduit; I-!lks ( Inn suit ball team broke up an X-tn-S deadlock to score tour runs tor a 1 2toU victory over the hard-hit thin I nin ham nine In the only Cltv Sid I ball leuKtio naino played last niKhi on Finiay tield. Dunham's tallied oiu-e in Its hair oi the Maine and had men on second and third when the Klks nipped l heir rally. It was the sixth straight triumph lor the winners. The uame was tar closer (hall t he score indicates. The Klks no- cited the Hcoriiin in the Hist In- nine, snoring across rour runs on TENNIS EXPERT HORIZONTAL I Former amateur tennis champion. 1 ! Italian river. !2C,rt.sy. 13 Pastxy decorator. 14 Like. 16 To shirk. 17 Herb. lfl To porch. 19 Knamcl. 21 Bird. 22 To bi tho. 23 Ornament. i' vases. 34 Wittit isms. tf'i To divide. Cover ol Ihc eve. 27 Tax. 2H Arm Ihine. 2i Publicity. 30 He has been a player for a long time. y. .Slupul fellow. iM Lcaii-to. 3D Acot. Answrr lo Previous Puzzle IL,CA.C -,C.KL-F7T iaw- 1 1 'I iTimrarsi iii mm 3ti Kntnincc. 38 Hussian emperor. 3tTo honk. 40 AITectionatc. 41! Yonder. 43 On the lee. 44 Iiuiiau mulberry. 43 He wns champion for otKht years. 4fl Slumbered. 4i To simmer. VERTICAL 1 Grief. 2 I'ermisMons to use. 3 Cheerful lunc. 4 Kind. 3 Affirmative vote. 6 Glazed cLiy blocks, 7 Portrait statue. BShelteicd place. 0 Doctor. 10 Ingenuous. 11 He continues to merit his great , 15 Not Jcrtiic. 18 To tic. 17 Guilcle&sncs 18 Man ot learning, 20 Dry. 21 Beast 22 Cotton eloth. 24 To discuss. 25 Glided. 27 To jog. 28 Consumer. 30 Hard. 3 1 Fish. 32 Sloth. 33 Series of muscular contractions. 37 To inpnnre. 38 Pedal difiits. 40 Ran away. 41 Soared. 4.1 Tennis point. 44 H.mI! 4(i Court (abbr.). 47 Neuter pronoun. cl it- r IP ns 1 ,:9 . rpr Cr '1 ni rr y U4 ''rl ' E. 1 two hits, an error and a walk. I'unhaiu's came back in its half to score twice on two hits and an error. The Klks added another in the third when Kenny Laiirance, Dunham f linger, walked the first man up and he scored without the aid of a hit. Dunham's added an other brace of tallies also in the third on an error, one smash and a walk. The Klk's big stickers hit I-au-rance hard In the fourth again, combing his offerings lot' three hard hits for two runs to Lake a 7-to-t margin and then blauKed the losers in their half. Dunham's big inning came in thn filth. Alter the first man grounded out, Merritt. Elk hiirler, was found lor lour solid smashes which were turned Into lour runs lo givo them a 1-run margin, S-7. The rally was featured by Hill Schemer's stealing home tor the final run while the Klk team was huddled back of pitcher's box dis cussing the situation. The Klks came back to tie the score in the sixth on two hits and an error. Going Into the extra frame, the Klks proceeded lo display some of tbo power which has kept them on tho top rung of the ladder in the league by lacing Laurance's oller ings for four smashes in succes sion, which coupled wila a, waik and two outfield outs, netted I he four runs and eventually the vic tory. Dunham's was In a position to tie the score, having already scored once and had men on soc ond and third with two down and two out, but ou an attempt to score on a passed ball, the runner was lagged out to end Ihc game. Score: it. if. K. Klks Club IJ i;; Dunham's ! D Merritt and Ilaugbman; K. Kau rance ana Kritz Schemer. Sutherlin Wins The Sutherlin softball team last night look a close in to ! vieiorv over Oakland, in a game plaved on I hi- lormer a lieid. Karh team scored one run tn the ttrst inn mix md sutherlin added another in the serrtttd Oakland went into the GITS SET M HOME RUN RECIfflD Hit Five Circuit Clouts to Right Field in One Inning. IiV lilU, WHITK Associated Press Sports Writer Apparently ynu can teaso a giant just so long and then he becomes a giant. Heckled by unhappy fans for wishy-washy hitting, the New York (Jiants rose yesterday and answered all their critics wiih a seven houie run attack that smashed two marks. tied three others and conipietely cnished the league leading Cincin nati Keds by 17-:j. Never have the majors seen any thing like that fourth inning up rising when Harry Danniug. Frank Uemaree, Hurgess Whitehead. Man uel Salvo and .Joe Moore practical ly chased the customers out of the right field stands with a five blast bombardment. That many home runs in one iun ing established a new record. And coupled with a pair of homers by Moore and Mel ott earlier in the game tied the all-time mark for the most homers in on game. The ex tra bases gained in the barrage broke the 45-year-old record In the National league for the most extra bases on long hits in one inning and tied the American and major league mark. The last three hom ers of the inning coming in succes sion, equalled another major league murk. Over In the American Jeanne the Yankees continued to wallow hope It ssly in a losing streak that has only one counterpart in the current American h-ague race. The Yanks have lost two in a row for the tirst time since April. Yesterday's second humilalion by the I Kitrnit Tigers was by a 0-2 count. Ihu k Newsom, like Tom my Bridees the day before, limited lite bombers to lour hits. Freddie Kitzsimmons hurled the Dodgers to a 5-2 triumph over the Pirates, Art Whitney singled in the ninth to score George Sharein with jthe Phillies" winning run over the ;Cubs in a thriller and at Hos- ton a two-ply error by Kddie Miller paed the way for the Cardinals to nip the lit es i-3 in the tenth inn ing. The Cleveland Indians rallied in the last two innings to erase a live run deficit and deleat the lied Sox .-7, Bill Duurkh came back for the While Sox, ufter being belted out Sunday, and pitched and Boeed 'Chieago to a 7-1 win over the Ath letics, and tho Washingiou Sena tors bmolb-red the ht. i-ouis llrowns with six runs in the last inning tu win ln-7. lead 5 to 3 in the fourth, and added I a couple In the filth, but in its halt 1 'if the fifth Sutherlin pushed over lour runs to tie the score. Kacb added a run in the sixth and Oak land scored one tally in the first of the seventh, but a three-hit attack j In the last half of the closing frame gave two runs and a victory toStith-; erlin. Score: R H K I Oakland u i: j Sutherlin loin -i ! Hattrries: ltouniree and Keit- zel; Wmlheii ami lld'an. EAT WEBER'S Delicious Bread On Sale at All Grocery Stores I POWELL'S for : Sporting Goods 245 N. 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