Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 08, 1939, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text7" TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1939. "7 !V; ' $88 mm Nil! Mil f. 7V SI 1 S3 ' VP, WASH TUBBS U. a HARD TO GET Briton, After His Arrival, Attempted to Prevent Factory Building. Hv It. I(A(;SIALK WASHISCTON. .Iuiii- f.. (M'i KiiiK ;'orK'' nml IJik-imi Kllzii liulli, fiilliim nn I'nMt'iit :ni'l Mis. Koosi'vWt to IdhIit kochI will be tween tlil nation mid tln-lr own, ii i'u n'Vi'i-MiiiK In nun f vayn than one tin1 early British polh-y towani Anierim. Tlx Male or tli' pioKcni interna t fount Hiliintiof (h hik Ii that dim ol the unspoken, but no less keen. Iiopes ol ilic tiritlHh ts that Ktich toidial lien will exihi between tin two countries that If war should come a steady How of American Koocls to Ilriialn milil he nnnnrecl. In the early days or the I nit States, the British not only had troiihie n inline a man who wanted to come h"ie jih minister but when one did come, he gut very much ex cited iiver pl.niK ol the AmericaiiK to benin mannlaciiti inn mme ol' tin gooriK they needed. Me thought Croat Iti'liain hIioiiIiI put a stop 1o (he imiiiiilactnreK ol I he venture tjome youiiu rebel. It was not unlit two years al'ier (leoiKe Vashiw:tim'n Inauguration (.rent Itrltafn KOt around to Hetiflin u minister. Many Spurn Post. John Adams and t .onverneur Morris. KpeakiiiK lor the coiilcm'ta tion of slates, tried in London to learn why, They three rea sons: Such federal j-'overr.meiit as existed had no titular head to whom a foreign envoy mteht he ac credited; its rnnli.il eily kept v- hitf ahoiit no ttuil even mouthers of coimresH had trouble keeping up j with it; ami the Hritisti Kovernmeiii was haviiiK trouble MmliiiK n diplo mat who would lake the job. One staleHiuan after another de clined the post. Many fearful stories were he hit: circulated about the un ruly mob of republicans aeross the Atlantic. l-'inally Iaid Hartley, the minister to Versailles, after turn in i; flown the jnh himself, re commended his former seerdaiv. a youni; man lh"ii stationed as couu-j Hellor of legation lit Madrid. So (leorire Hainmoud, just turii- I'd '2x, ciime to America as the first minister horn (Ileal Hiiiain. j Tin rea- hed the I'nie,l StateH Or-1 tober 2, 1 71 t , and presumed his credent in Ih to President Washing ton about a month later at I'hila-' delphia. Hammond reported ibat j Washington va: "ery tall, llorld, mid somewhat lingular In person, ins voice hign pin-tied, but (Mm al lied ami urbane In manner." Hammond in binned his govern ineut : "The president received me with Hie utmost politeness ami respect." Opposed U. S. Industry. Not. lotm afterward, however, Hammond was wiltinc of plans that were helm; worked out for the es tablishment or factories In the Tinted Slates and urging that some The Yearning Heart By Roy Crane IP Yfjll C,EL.IMA OANCU TO E PM MORGAN HORE ONtf VlACE K 1 IfcFT FO?. RAW CV-OO'O TO CO H W 9 TOO 6oT fOU 6ETT0M I VvS SACK '10 FAf SQUAna) Sri&&iSh' RSHfcRlFF 006 fVCK,?VD rVStef? f TMc CAD(.Ji V.V HEM- IHEV.'i MIGH.TV HARSH ") fvcU A MIGHTV BUT I'M A " HOUSE! C;T,V0U OLD SCALWWA6!y WOEDS TO .PEAK TO POKE EXCUSE OF A ) WEW MAtJ, - . ' VER OVJKi.TRUE-LOiJlW HUSBAK10 12 VEABS MILLV.'I'UZ ffl y VHue''W0' ''ILCV. J A60, JACKIE WARTTS, SUFFEBED! 9T S'Cv. rla vu AIW'T IW- IJE HAD THE ZT ' 0 ) H PEOUED A UCK.' WSPEPSlA.OH, - ' Jb 'V; X' 'Yy - W v , PitTO THt HI6HTS TUE S -i rl Pa C wo up peEAtW '1 TERM QUESTION! thing he done lo slop it. have received ilifoilliat ion Iron) aiious ipiarters," he wrote, "that agents Iroui Ihe protnoteis of this scheme are at Ibis instant actually employed In the t hief inaiiulut lui 1 1 1 low us of Kimhtml for the pur pose ol enlicln;: nkilltul workmen and proi ut iiiK mo'lels of the ma chines w hh h may be most service able In the uianuraciures intended to be established." The promoters already had set up a plant at I'ateison, N. .1. To defeat I he plans. Hammond I Ik oir ht the British rnverniiM'iil sin M Ul exercise great vlrilaiice. He propfised a watch he set at all of I he principal Ifi it isli seaports to stop the emigration of skilled work ers to America, and prevent the development of industries in the ji-'W land. PLAN BEAR RESERVE KKTCHIKAN. Alaska (AIM- Kh tablishmeiil of a bear reserve at l.oriug as a candid camera "hunt ing" attraction for summer tour ists is Ihi' aim of District Hanger ('. M. Archhold ami Hie Alaska Sportsmen's unsocial Ion here. "Hlack bear are plentiful, and their easy act ess ihi lily will mean their extermination by lit le-ariiied hunters unless I hey are protected, Arc,thl said. WINE PROHIBITION MAY BE ON BALLOT Will Not Oppose Roosevelt if t'ie Latter Is a Candidate. CAUSE OF QUERIES WAKHIXCTON, June S. (AIM 1 Third 1 t-riii talk, buzzing among ' politicians who have called ul the white house recently, has brought only one out ward reaction troin I'reM.ieiil Knoseveli a statement In- was mil responsible for com ments made on bis trout steps. ! In ihe latest doorstep remark. Chairman K. . Itirmtughum of the Iowa democratic committee told re porters yesterday he thought he won hi "support Roosevelt if he can be prevailed upon to accept the nomination" tor another term. The thud term iUestion bobbed up shortly thereafter at the presi dent's press conference, when Mr. (loose veil was asked whether he had seen a magazine article in j which Secretary ekes advocated thai he inn again, 'ihe president! said he had seen onlv the head-i lines. ! Also asked abiiut the steuil icance of cniileieiices with Iowa political leaders I be president recent I. V talked with burner Coventor Nel son (1. Krasche! Mr, Koosnvelt wanted to know why Iowa was be ing picker) on when lie had seen teimie iroui in suues. j Today, former Senator Ihi !k ley j tl.. Ohio) talked politics, among ul her tilings, will) Mr. Itoosevelt and when he came out reporters btotiuhl up the third term U slhm again. I "I tried to draw him out," said HulUey, "but there was nothing doing." I WASHINGTON, June 8. (AP) Reports spread on Capitol hill to day Secretary Wallace of tin agri culture department is about to he come an avowed candidate for the democratic presidential nomination. Congressional friends of the ag riculture department chief, who said ihey had talked to httn about the littu race, expressed the belief, however, be would not pertelt en try oT his name unless it was cer tain President Roosevelt would not seek u third term. Other iiiemherK of congress safd Wallace might Hoek pledged dele gates who would swiiiK to a third term movement for the president. Talk of the secretary's candidal y echoed a recent visit lo his native state of Iowa and other mid-west-'in points by Paul H. Appleby, Wallace's assistant. Appleby, former newspaperman whose desk has been the one clos est to Wallace for several years, wan reported to have sounded out democratic leaders about Walluee tor pi"sideiit delegations. The "j0-year-oh! secretary came to the cabinet in V.iXi as a republican who had supported Mr. Roosevelt for the presidency. At the time Wallace was editor of a farm maga zine in ties Moines. His father, the hin- Henry C. Wallace, had been President Hariling'H secretary ol airriciilture. Former Governor Nelson (. Kra schel of Iowa, after a recent white house visit, told reporters Iowa as were "great admirers of Henry Wal lace." He declared Ihe st.ite would " never ho satisfied" with any can didate except Hie president or some one in harmony with his views. SAI-KM. June v (APi An ini tiative petition to prohibit the man ufacture, distribution or Kale of fortified wiueft nan been filed with the sr( retaiy of stale. If la.uoO sig natures of registered voters are ob tained, it wilt appear on the ballot in November, 1&40. The petition defines the banned wine us any containing more than 14 per cent alcohol by volume. It was filed by (. II. l-iuerman of Monmouth, and Frank If rube tz, Henry A. Toelle, W. H. Walker and Harry S. Keefer, all of whom live on Salem rural routes. appeal from nti aro conviction I yesterday. "no tney rail that Justice." the former union chief tan who is un der a 12-year betitence for the burn iiik of the Went Salem Hox factory, continued. "Well, i cm tul;e it." FEWER CRASHES ROSSER DECLARES INNOCENCE OF FIRE Traffic accidents reported In the ! state of Oregon at the end of April totaled HUH!, slightly under the .total for the same period last year when It was l".ti2t. figures com piled by the secretary of state's of ,flce revealed. Persons injured this I year totaled l.H'.l compared to 1.- 9t)7 last year. Deaths totuled 90 this year, 17 more than for the Bame period last year. PORTLAND, June 8.)AP) "Tin as innocent of that fire as you are," declared Albert K. Itosser. ex-secretary of the Oregon AKI Teamsters union, to a newspaper reporter who Informed him the state s u irt-in e court had denied his COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 118 No. Jacklon RAINBOW Skating Rink Under New Management Skating Wednesday, Fri day and Saturday Evening Ladies 15c, Gentlemen 25c Sunday from 2-4 p. m., 15c I I KRNR MORGAN'S GROCERY BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TUNA FISH Chicken of Sea Brand, 2-pound cans, 4A 2 can. XrC PINEAPPLE Dole's Gems, tid bits or juice, tall 211 Qc size cans, 3 cans ir ORANGE MARMALADE Cata lina Brand In 2-lb. 2QC globe jars 7 COOKIES The famous Sun shine Hydrox, per lb 29c CARROTS Local, Q 3 bunches NEW POTATOES Qc Shatter No. Vs. 10 lbs. WHEATIES tXC 2 Pkgs WALNUTS Large .t&O Oregon, 2 lbs RIPE OLIVES 2,CC Full quart can Have sorre Strawberry Short cake made of Bisouick with us Saturday afternoon. See the large Red and White ad below for other bargains. DRIVING COURSES For the fhinl consecutive vein-, u course in safe driving will be of ferer! members of tile Ml club summer session at Oregon Stale college this sui.imer, starting June tlth, it was anuounceil by Karl Sliell. seciftary of stale. The in struction is given as a part of the stale wide 1 1 a flic safety campaign conducted by the secretary of slate's office. EFFECTIVE PARKING BAN MKMPHIS. Telill (API - "No Pai king" drives at Southwestern College are posted with brightly I tain ted signs proclaiming, "Peti alty lor parking on drive, deflated til . " Its chfoi-cctt . ion. OF A ilFE s. UNION PACIFIC Never such vaca tion opportunity -World's Fats on both coasts - marvelous other vacation spots between! Go direct to New York, return ing via San Francisco or reverse the route. Wong the way Union Pacific can take you to Yellowstone, Grand Toton, Zlon, Bryce Canyon, Brand Canyon, Colorado national p.itks, Boul der Dam, Sun Valley, Idaho. On ONE Round-Trip Ticket . as tow as m mm IN COACH with other attractive, foi ei for Sioeping Car Travel. Liberal return limitt 3 famous TRAINS EAST from Portland All Air Conditioned PoiUr Siv!c, and l"r IMlnw, la Cocb, The Streamliner CITY OF POBTlNO 5 Sailing, monthly on ,7,13,19,2S PORTLAND ROSE - Daily PACIFIC LIMITED - Daily I .., .!.(. Tll!.i; IW III'1 , I NT .i nl Roseburtj News-Review Handy Want Ad Rate Table Number of Insert ions No. of , Words I 2 :! I 5 I week '2 weeks '. weeks 4 weeks f "T .y i M) l.'JO ti .:': .Zh .7" I.e5 l.H 7 j .'jr. !j jo jo t) iii l.tiu S ."" .'J. "o in ..".a .'.n i.on i mo ; - '' ' .'irt jji i. nt Mir, 2. jo hi jtu .in ,.riU .tin tin KUu 1. SO L'.tO 1 1 :T. v, Jj .i? ijtii lit;, i.t;n 1 jTi 1 11 iM .70 .7' . tu '.'.in ::u i:i ii jn .:! ti:. .so .mi 1 rn 2.(0 3.20 1 1 ."" i" .y jo x 1.70 2 rr :ttn l :. :i" I.". r.u 7;, !io .lot 1 so 2.70 Ho 1 ti o 11 iT .su .i: .!:. 1 jui 2a,"i :;u 1 V '! r'-" .70 sr. 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TOMATO JUICE 3nl s 23c SiFTED PEAS Rd & whe 2Nfor2 27c CORN Red & White Cream Style No. 2 cans, Ktf1 Will1! o, Whoie Kernel 2 for Jl tj t TttH n,Hinf MfHACtt COMPASS Teffs Time By The Sun Tflli llinc fur KMI v..ir . il minimi-: I i ,.. ti,! II ;nit,. I mld.'ii i .lor (tii-Ii. To Cmlll r9n Large Can 0VALTINE 33c 63c Special Offer! Salad Bowl and Cake Plate Set and 1 quart Sunspun $1.35 Value all for 89c Red & White CAKE FLOUR lp 22c Red White BAKING CHOCOLATE ! -s-lb. cakes, 2 for 27 c It you p.iirt $1.00 per pound, you couldn't buy a better coffee! MART COFFEE Lib. bag: 25c Red el White BISCUIT FLOUR Blue d White PEACHES Campbell's TOMATO SOUP L;;;25c No. 2' 2 cans 15c '""SC WHEAT CEREAL Red White. 28-oz. Pkg 15c FRENCH DRESSING 13c Red & White MAYONNAISE Pinls 27c GELATINE DESSERT 6 Pk,9cr29c (With Pyrex Baking Cup Free Our Value Fancy Small SHRIMP Nol2cr27c lied & White PEANUT BUTTER 20c Edgemont CHEEZ-IT lp;V11c Best with alt beverages Blue & White TOILET TISSUE PUREX 1C00 sheet rolls. 4 for 23c '.-gal. Red & White CLEANSER 4 cans fcr 19c Our Value BROOMS KLEENEX 500 sheets per box 57c 28c D F T,H."fisT-T'-MftBKET AFF I " IWIM HtlllllMI H RBRSL, I I m rii-.ir itiMMt the above mpy I ti t UlsCl (I, mi I ) linu in the News-Review rlassilieil section NLMlt'f) W