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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSF.RURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, 1939.
E
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major HoopU
Fifty Nations Represented
at Good-Will Assembly
at Cleveland, Ohio.
riv WII.I.IK THOItNTON
NKA Service Stuff Ci ri'poinl-nl
(.KVKI,AM. Olllu. Jiiiih 21
When 12,lliiu men Irum fill collli
Irli'H of all Ihe wnrlil ciin nieiil
with no mure ciimiillcHteil tiurptmn
limn li lie inn I mu II y helplnl ami
friencllv tf fine anotlier. unil liu-i
dentally In have a whale of a Rood
lime, thero Is huh nope lor mm
world.
That Is a l'l'Mure of the annual
fonvenllnn of Rotary International
In Hetodon here.
Kvmhollc of the Inti'lnatlonal
cond-wlll and Ifienclshlp liiili Is
liotary a aim, Is a iiiik H"K. cover
Inn a whole end of CU'Veland'a vast
Public hall, and made up of a mn
aale or Ihe flans or the So coun
tries which Iiiiiihu the world'H 6n2
ltolitry Hulls.
Dr. V. C. YanR ol Kuchow,
China, will nil down at Ihe dinner
table wllh Huron Honietur.l Shelia
of 'loklo. Japan, ihouali In Kr.
YaiiK's homeland Ihelr counlrymen
are klllinK each other. II. S. II.
I'llme Varnvaidyakara. ircldenl
of the llankok. Kialll, llotary I 'lull,
will meet Prince ('. Hasarah Hriin
coveauil of Humania, and holh will
Bhnke hands wllh Joe Kplevln, the
Gupher I'ralrlo druKKlst-
Germany, Italy Absent
About 2IMHI or the iluli-Knti-K
come from oumlile Ihe United
Stales, members of Ihe l:jx:i Itotary
clubs aliroud. No one ttchlnlt
the arrival of delenales from every
country of South and Central
America, from KiiKland, Ireland.
Scotland, and Wales, trout India.
IliilBiirla, Lebanon. Kitypt and Ihe
Netherlands, rrom South Uhodeslu,
Not way, I' inland and Ihe - Ktjl
Islands, can doubt the Internation
alism of the club which started it)
ChlcaKO and drew 6(1 rteleeales to
its first convention there In 191!).
The only colora conspicuously
larking in this international spec
trum will be those of (iermauy and
Italy. Holary clubs In Ihosu coun
tries have disbanded, solemnly In
forming the parents uronp that
party orKauizatlouB In Ihelr coun
tries so completely filled Ihelr
needs that there was no loncer any
place lor an International onfall!
ziillun or any kind.
Itotarians, who suspect an "or
else" decision there, will probably
hot pass resolutions comlcmulna:
Germany mid Italy. They are
more likely to send a simple mes
Iukh or sympathy and friendship
In their erstwhile comrades there
-this bus been Ihe Hotary way, at
Joust, III the past.
Willi the. 12,000 Itotarians lire
Mil) (it their wives. Ihe robes nil
the Chinese and Indian women a
luxurious note nniotiK ordinary
western dross of most ol Ihe vlsl
tors.
Present Is Paul P. Harris of fill'
cauo, Ihe man who conceived the
whole Holary Idea hack In lfior,.
who has personally supervised Hil
lary's growth from li small troup
which met In each others olfls
In linn (hence. "Holary") to to
day's world wide membership of
2ofi,on0. Harris, the rounder and
How president emeritus. Is VI. but
Mill extremely active III ltiitary's
Affairs.
CAMP CI.ATSOP. Ore., June SI.
-rhe first week of Ihe milioiial
Rimril tralnltiK at Ciimp Cliilsop has
been coniplnled, and lunch headway
lias been made In spile of cloudy
Kklcs and heavy rains tliroiiuhoiit
the entire period.
Thursday. June ir.lh, Co l. Ill"
Itosehlll K miaul unit, pal llclpaled
III n regimental parade durliiK
Vhlch they were presented Willi 11
Htreami'l' for Ihe tilth! Hlwilfyln
II very satlsl'ilclory rutlim' of the
company at the 1 i:t! iirinory limner,
lion. The award, reprt'seiitlmt the
lililhesl ru I In R the null could re
ceive, Was one of only ellillt In Hie
entire renlllletlt, mill was preselllrd
liy Major lleiieriil lleorae A. While,
romiiinudei- of the 41st division. A
drciirhitii; ruin lell lonllniially
tliriiuulmllt the tileselllalioll. 1'pnil
the return to the ennipauv arrn.
the men rlnlliued to dry apparel,
ami spirits heliiir none Ihe worse
from tile prei ions hour's artlvllies.
fell In ror another of First Cook
"Slim" Malhls' delirious ollerlniis
of roast pork and mashed potatoes,
with all the li Iminiucn. Kn-n
"Ited" Carson, the roinpany million
liearer, was In a kihiiI trame ot
lllltlil. Alter lll'rixlllK Hie streamer
In Hie Kllld'ill. tieneial While vll;
orously shook Ihe hand of Pvt.
Carson, who rarrles Ihe einlilem.
Company Complimented,
flu Hittiinlnv Illumine tile entire
camp was Inslierteil b i;elirinl
Wlilti' and his slalf. Tents and all
lil-rmitllll eillllpmelit were rlealiiil.
The uenerul i-eiiiiuked to t'upt.
If. .I..., 'I I l, i (ni' mill , iiiniiiiiiiilf,
Hint this riimpaiiv w us one ol the
finest units In Hie state '
Hlllllnlay llllel Ilium, a k.iiiiI shale
YOUR HUNCH
WAS IOO PER
THERE'S OUR
LOST LMB
WITH THE.
BROKEN I.E6
MOW UOKIQ
HAS HE BEEfJ
. HERE(WA.ITER ?
WHO CARRIED
HIAA IW?
HE COAAS STROLL! KJ' IKI
xBOUT SUWDOWkl, AAISTAM ,
AW' HE WASTRAMRPIPtlkJ'
AN' PAWTIM' POWFUL HARD
HH PLUMP POWM IW TH'
CHAIR AM' A FO' FIVE
BEERS THEKI HE PAY AAE
A QUARTER AW SAV,"6oV,
AH CRAVES PRIVACY PLUS
UMDISTURBAWCE" UMW,'
WHUT YO' AAEAKJWHO
CARRY HIAA IU'?"HE WALK
1M KJOBLE, AM' IF HE
GOT A BUSTED LAIS,
HE SHO' PISREPKESENT
me; ,
SAME OLD HAPPY
EkiDlkJG IT'S
WOWDERFUL.'C'MOM,
LET'S BEAT IT HOME
GET MORE FUW
OUT OF THE ROVER
BOYS SERIES ' ,
6-c
'My
1
WELL, LET'S
BREAK UP THAT
SWORE 30T
A. RAI I R1T
ff-a WAITER?
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4?
jNCr"T.'M. REG. U. STFAT. OFF.
fo-2l
dJUST A CASE OP
DISREPRESENTATIOU
of tho cumpuny loft cmnp on trips
In .St'iiHftl" iiiid Astoiitt, anu lo I' oi l
HtfvciiH, ihkhIui army pout, lorn led
IHit tiillcH finni Camp CIii(t;op.
Kiiiiiliiy ntoiiiiiiK the compHiiy at-
ii'iidncl chiiri h HervircK, lxll at the
imp recreational hall. Th topic
of tlis HHiiimn wan. "All aid of
What?" cnnceiiifiiK the life and ac
tivltfeH of the men of Ihn Hcrvice,
ami wan very inlereitttiiK and well
proacheil by Chaplain ItlanlaiiHop
f thu lsiiih Infantiy.
Visitors Noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Will to and
family of ItOHolmiK vinited Hit! camp
Halm-day and had dinner wllh Co.
I). William, eldent Hon of Mr. and
AliH. Wlh it e, a former member of
Co. I), now an enllHled man with
the regular ai'mv and stationed at
Fort KlevPiiH, also vltdted lh com
piiny wllli hln parcnlH.
Mr. and Mi-h. Cleiuhm Davenport
of ItoKehui'K Htopped In camp Sat
in day to visit Home ol their
Irientlfl.
Mrs. Itoiiei t L. IrvltiK and two
nous of Wilbur, vp-nt the wei'K-e-H
In camp and at HeaHide, v'.MtitiK
with Capt. IrvhiK-
PICKET BflNHIT
ITiF.LJEEIIIlfi
Kl'CKNK, J n n e 2. f AIM
MaliilninliiK that "all tahor meet
injsrt have hei-ome illegal" since
the adoption of the ami picketing
law, li. A. Creeii. attorney for the
Oregon 1-Vderatlon of . a h n r,
pleaded Willi di-legaley today to
"rei-OKiilze thf real danger."
Attorney (ireen declared that a
Mlrtct enforcement ol ihe law "In
time of crisis" would outlaw every
type of union activity. Me said
Hint It was aa attempt to briiiR
hack tho principles ol ihe undent
hUKttsh and American conspiracy
law m which prevented labor or
Kaul.ation until IX IK.
Scoring the Associated Kiirmers
(bai Keifi of the campaign to put
are 'Inimtng the tanners, he de
are 'larunug' Ihe farmers." be de
clared thai all but a lew dollars
ol the tuotiev lor Ihe campaign
uas mutt United by Ihe Oregon
husiiti'ss men's council.
Mr. (iretMl told ot Ihe court, bat
tle now benig conducted tn an el
loll to iuwilidute Ihe measure and
pied let ed a decision in July or
August. He did not speculate on
the outcome, hut ankrd the dele-gatt-s
to "recounie the danger, Ir
i if pei th e of tile court derision.
Hay Clll, master of the Oregon
siale grange, made a brief appear
ance and predicted the deteat of
the Sepieinher primary measure at
the polls in t!Un. j
Me commended Ihe federation
for lis cooperation with Ihe gianne
ami spoke of Die common cause
of the lai mer and labor to pre
serve American markets for Ameri
can producers and laborers.
K. J. (Iriltiih. head of Ihe stale
WI'A udmmMniMon, compliment
ed Oregon laltor on Its attitude to
wards his oi ganlzatiou.
GIVEN FIRST TEST
SKATTLK. June 21. (AIM A
stralolimr which provides the com
forts oi an air-couditloued room
sister ship of the liner which crash
ed wllli the loss of 111 lives on a
deiixtiiHi ration, flight last March
has sprouted Its flying wings at
the Hoeing aircraft plant here.
The glistening air giant, hailed
by Hoeing officials as Ihe world's
first supercharged cabin transport
plane, completed yesterday the in
itial lest, ol Its "air conditioning"
equipment at l(t.5n() feel nlliludc.
W uile Instruments outside reg
istered !l degrees below zero, centi
grade, Chiel 'lost Pilot Kdmuud T.
Allen reported nine company em
ployes in the ship s cahin "were
perfectly comfortable In our shirt
sn eves.''
Allen said the descent lti.aiK)
feet to li.iHMi was made at teet
sidcralion."
Kuhn, member ot the banking
firm of Kuhn, I,ocb & Co., died in
1U34.
DOUGLAS DECISION
WILL BE APPEALED
THREE-MAfJ RELIEF
and Secretary Wallac and Attor
ney (ieiierul Murphy made speeches.
I '1'be iresideul said, laughing, he
had only read the headlines.
; He was u.ikfd also whether he
had discussed politics with Mayor
l.aCuardiii of New York and again
turued the uuestlon aside.
Someone wanted to know wheth
" ,'r the (pn'stion was too b'jt and the
President Also Objects to' '"--'iwij iit ';k thnt n t
r 1 nn "-'"
carmartung oi money
Pause - Refresh
for Public Works.
WASHINGTON, June 20. (AIM
President lloosevelt wan report oil
on cupitol hill todav lo desire two
major changes in the house-approved
relief hill-elimination of a pro
posed three nia n WI'A board and
rinioal of a provision earmarking
!12:".uiiH,iNif) for public works.
The president's views were said
atithot iiaii wdy. in have been ex
pressed in a conference yesterday
with Senator liyrnea (l.. S. ('.) and
Col. K. C. Harrington, tho W. H. A.
administrator.
N. Y. CHINATOWN
FIRE JCILLS EIGHT
Ni:W VOUK, June 21. (Al)
'I'lii worst Chinatown (ire In 3h
v4-ars raged (li rough two teeming
I loyer rti eet tenements early to
day, taliing at leant eij ht lives and
menacing the v. hole, area,' of
ciowiled outworn buildings.
Four firemen were Injured.
The fierceness of the blaze and
the rapidity with which it roared
throtifrh !! rnHMt wooden h:t!!
and dark culih les of the tenements
Vwi ill ALL. I MUl UIL. nmIl of ,i,e house interstate coin
LAW IS EXTENDED J merce subcommittee which report-
, e(l u,e inn.
Ar lil.Mi IUIS, JUIie ZO. lAI'l i
The houhe approved today legia-;
laiion to extend tor three years i
the Conally hot oy law which ex
pires June i0. ,
The senate voted In March ti 1
muke permanent the statute, ;
v. hich Torhado inlerstate trans pul
iation of crude oil and Its product '
in excess of state quotas, j
The vote was 171 lo 9l.f.
Before the final vote the house !
rejected an amendment by Hep,
J Coffee (I).. Wash.), to extend thy,
present law only 2 years.
The amendment hud been oppos-
moved Mavor .n Cnan'Li to (1m-
A senate iipproprfatlnns siiD-com-1 dare that ''Chinatown mut tro "
mittee called Harrington for tesli- " i
nior.y on the $1 ,7:i".'MM,ooti relief
measure loilay. II expects to send
the bill to the senate ut the end of
the week so it can be finally enact
ed before June 30. when the exist
ing1 WPA appropriation runs out.
Appearing at the closed sub-committee
hearinir. llarrintMon told n
porters that "the main change" he
wanted in the relief bill "is to get
bi-k that $l:T..0on,unu."
He said if that sum were ear
marked for I'WA it would mean a
reduction in relief rolls during the
fiscal year starting July 1 from
the projected ii.oiio.ODO monthly av
erage tn l.SHii.uon.
Asked about the proposed three
man hoard. Harrington remarked
"I don't believe in boards to do
Jobs."
Senators who talked with Hvntes
said Ihe chief executive had recom
mended anv funds for I'WA should
he appropriated separately rather
than included In the relief hiil.
Chairman Adams U)., Colo.t of
Ihe appropriations sub-committee,
alone with liyrnes, expressed op
position to the three-man board pro
posal and predicted it would be
commissi n consid- n . ' , y ms r,m,im",,fl-
njin.'.i (inn repiiners ne would oi
fer an amendment to comnel states
to finance at le:ist one-third the
-(AP)- I
PORTLAND, June 20,
The state lis!
ernl a proposal today to establish
a laboratory at Astoria for research
in preservation of fish for food.
Commissioner
of Astoria and Krnest II. Wiogutid,
Oregon stale college expert who of-1
tered his services, said a cannery
building now owned by Clatsop
county was available. MainleuaucH
costs were estimated al ?(i)0. The
commission approved the piau pro
viding financial arrangement:: could
he made.
The group decided to appeal from
a Douglas county circuit court de
cision prohibiting it from enforc
ing a lieu on u packing plant for
lailure to pay poundage fees. The
court asserted the action violated
the stale constitution.
Merle Chessman '"i , , projecis within
in, -ii ,,,, inn, in h'h .
Iiii llislmi In Hip hnuso ivlii'f bill
of bans nn political iiclivily lirmifcht
n preilii-Mon Iriim ui-tiiiK Chafrniuii
Ci'llur (II.. N. Y.) IIib hnusH .iuili
rlury i-oiiiinllli'i' wnlilil maku "(liua
tli: chnnKcs" In Mu- Ih'.trli lilll lo
forbid political coercion hv uovcru-
I nient omploycs or wllh IVdoral
tllllllK.
:, II, 1 1, 1 1 1 ., 1,111 111 tvil. till l',l
Iiir or liiphl ili..i-Hiit lii caiiM. ihe ibUllUK KILLo I WO
',1,' ,Ti!;,'',r.'!!::!i!l..,1!!'1ll,rI,A.!'u,;u i PERSONS AND SELF
constant pressure.
The altitude conditioning system
consists of mechanical blowers, or
superchargers, (hat increase the
pressure of Ihe air as it enters tin1
plane's ventilating system at alti
tudes ol decreasing pressure.
Although it was the first altitude
test ol ttie sealed cahin condltiou
iliv apparatus, il was the eleventh
lest I light oi the hit: plane, which
is designed lor speedy and smooth
sailing at blub altitudes.
The oXpnusenger slratoliner has
a wing spread of t 7 feet, a height
of 17 feet and length of U lee.
Its tour 1. 1 mi horsepower moiors
gie it u speed ot about 210 miles
per hour.
Tesi 1 1 igh ts on another of the
big 1 toeing ships are expected to
begin soon.
IISWPIIES
THfRD TERM QUERY
CARL'S
Tavern Grille
SAFE
mcelinf ihe emergency
needs of Police Chiefs from
Coast lo Coast
A merica 's
Foremost Safety Tire
Endorsed by Emergency
Drivers Everywhere
IN 714 CITIES. ..SAFETY OFFICIALS
STAKE THEIR LIVES ON
TYLKIt. Minn., June JIii. fAPt
Kherirf Croft db.closed today Chi fro
Miller, about 3s, bad shot two per
sons to death, wounded a third, and
(hen turned the gun on hhtiself, in
flicting fatal wounds.
Vic) tins were Marcellirie Kilter.
10. with whom Ihe sheriff said Mil
ler had been keeping company de
spile her parents' objections; and
A I In Ci eon, in.
The sheriir said a diary found in
.Miller's pocket Indicated he had
planned the killings. One entry
read :
'Mv girl rriend said if I killed
myself, she wouldn't stand the pres
sureshe couldn't give me up so
I might Just as well lake her along
too."
STREET CLEANERS
TO HAVE OWN CLUB
NKW YORK. June 2n.- (AP) -New
York' street cleaners are ko-
itiK to have, of all things, their
own ruling chili.
Sanitation Commissioner W illiam
K. Carey announced yesterday the
purchase of the III acre Loiik In
land estate of the hile Olio II. !
Kuhn lor use as a recreational
center tor the sanitation depart- .
meat's I.'i.uOii eiuploes.
The estate has a golf course,
farmland, cottages and a 1 mo room i
oniilry mansion In the l-'rench
'hu tea it style. Assessed at one i
time at Llnu.nno, the property was j
acquired through the department's i
welfare fund for n "nominal ion-
McNARY ON MEND
FROM AILMENT
WASTMNCTIN. .June 2n.-(AP7
Doctors said Heuator McNary. Ill
lor several days with an intestinal
disorder, was improved today. His
temperature was less than I'Mi de
grees and he smfered little discom
Iml. Complete rest fur several tlrfys
was prescribed.
WASHINGTON. .lime 20. (AIM
President Roosevelt was asked
point blank uf u press conference
today whether he would be a candi-
Jdate for re-election in J!H(i and be
told his interrogator (o go slant! in
u corner.
That was Ihe only answer he
gave. The question brought a laiinh
trom rhe president who said thai
be bad made an auful mistake the
other day and cojuinnists had writ
ten considerably about it because
be had forgotten to mention that
corner.
He did not explnin this remark.
Another reporter wanted to know
whether she would be sent to the
corner if she asked for comment
on political developments last week
end in isconsiu, where a demo
cratic rally endorsed a third term
Floor '
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Roteburg, Oregon
Phone 851-J R. R. 2, Box 22C
SMART
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of the new cars in ,
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IIS. ROM MASTERS
They Stop
4 to 223
Quicker
Than Conventional New Tires
Feel safer on any road. Control skids
. . . stop your car quicker with de
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distances on wet roads or dry.
YOU ARE INVITED TO CONVINCE
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OAK AND STEPHENS ST.
ROSEBURG. OREGON
'Ihe regal lily. taorlte of Ihoti-i
mii nils ol American and Km opean
muddier toda, was an unknown
pbiul, growing in the bleakest re
glens of western China, less than
:ia vears ago. t
SEE
The Umpqua Savings and
Loan Association
For New Type
LOW-PAYMENT
Home Loans
lo
BUILD BUY
REMODEL
REFINANCE
147 N. Jackson Street
Phone ?
Old Reliable!
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power for a dollar than ever
offered. New motor block
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built, $675.00.
SPECIAL TERMS
DOUQLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-operative
Exchange
Roteburg, Oregon
ip too Juicy Frcih Twit At Lena) Prirvi
Peed tltf , , , And frtitrvat lh Flavor!
SEE THESE OTHER GREAT NEW FEATURES
Nr-tro T rmprtiiure fet
rtir rtt;t
more nr lio
BlAOflt SUirO tCt COMPART Ml MT . . Purrf
li e-No i itntiiiiiftJOtm. Dnlf tree it r iralctl
from unit rnr.
HAflOf ritOSfttt . . NVw titt (trfrtminil -
Simrlr(. ucctl, talctl.
COiOfACK . . . t rtsi Cold Strtngc PUnt for
M0ILI SHIIVIJ . . FulU xWraMr. th.lnti
I ft.l remoilhlt inuajic tra o Al itr
lrth and tifip.
ICl 0 BAR , . . Rrmovri ire cub one or 1
liw-n - inonil aiul ratily.
snaky bottu storage . . . Muir hif, uk
Ihe IMW 1 Ott Mil
ALl ROUNOID t OR Ml US . . . tor fair ilranini
ull, ,-jilr.l. l.iluh Om'ts.
DUO-ROtLATOR MECHANISM. N,.rr invrn
linn ihi proilu. i ttftmt-f lelif. rcr?r
m.MMiifi- , . . .Simple!. lu(rt . . . 4rrni. d
tor 10 tears ;-k . I
SEE N O R fl E BEFORE YOU BUYI
Ott's on Corner by the Depot
r
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JUiia.ayjMiiMg
It's good business
to pause... and refresh
In office, workshop or factory you find hift red
coolers with frosty bottles of ice-cold Coca-Cola
to provide the pause that refreshes. It's a part
of good work.
Roscburg Dairy & Soda Works
Phone 186
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